Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-08-28
LOCdL ~ EGIfIES.

John Newell was run in Thursday even
ing by Officer Mast for a plain drunk.
Tom Taylor was arrested Thursday for re-
ceiviug stolen goods and concealing them.
Chas. Wilson arrested for lettering about
the premises of other persons this morning.
The regular monthly shoot of the s. s. 4
+. G, is in progress at Perrin's woods this af.
ternoon.
The patrol wagon was kept busy yesterday
afternoon running in fence climbers from the
fair grounds.
So far as can be learned there was no frost
this morning, but mercury stsod at only AZ
about at sunrise
Probably the most lonesome situation in
town Ia that OF the night operator at the te!-
hone exchange.
He's awfully tickled. We mean Captain
Mark Smith. It's abig bouncing boy. Cigars
to the patrol force.
There will be a special meeting of Spring
field Chapter No. 4s on Monday evening,
August 81. for work.
A large number from this city will 20 to
Cincinnati tonight and tomorrow to take in
the Sullivan McCailrey fight.
When f. S. Wallace returned home last
evening he found that the dog stolen from
him the night before had been returned and
tied in the stable
Chas. Cummings, Pearl Kimball, Morris
Gushing Ben Worthington and Nelson Chinn
were all arrested at the fair grounds Thurs
day for fsnce-jumping
Acting Chief of Police Boyd, last evening,
asked permission OF the mayor to arrest the
gamblers who are running skin games at the
fair, but the permission was refused.
Councilman Cogley is probably the largest
man in the city during the present week
His vote next Tuesday will decide whether
the city is to be lighted by gas or electricity.
Yesterday afternoon Officer Rzer arrested
Tom Taylor, on South Yellow Springs street.
Taylor is wanted for secretng in Glmore's
barn, on Clifton street, goods stolen by Jacob
Bowen.
William Myers, foreman OF the Common
Sense Engine Company met with painful
accident this morning piece OF casting
fell on his left lower limb breaking it JUS
above the ankle.
A laborer named Charles Walker, who WAS
running lathe at the Foos Manufacturing
company's shop, got his right hand caught
by the "reamer' this morning and had two
fingers badly chopped.
Oscar Davis and James Mccain, a couple OF
farmers sons from Northampton, got a little
too much bulge Thursday afternoon aud got
into n slight brasl. Before any harm was
done they were pulled in by Officers Boyd
and Mast.
The young man at Wiseman's is requested
to be more careful with his fork and rake
handles. Thursday evening he accidentally
dropped one on a passing young lady, and
the scream that followed paralyzed all East
Main street
Henry Reed, a newspaper correspondent of
wide reputation, is at present in California
H. has contributed most readable letter to
the GLOBE REPUBLIC under the title of "The
Golden State" which will be published in
Sundays edition.
Henry Mitchell, a Dayton thief, WAS ar
rested at the Fair grounds yesterday afternoon
by Officer Condron and locked up on charge
of lettering. Complaint had been made that
he was goiOg through the buggies OF farmers
and stealing their lunch.
Thursday evening Officers Boyd and Mast
interviewed the young wife of the missing
impostor, Creager. Apparently she is igno::
rant OF his whereabouts. She expects rea-
tves from Texas 10 the course of q few days
after her runaway husband.