Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-12-18
LOCAL BREWTlES.


Hotel.
4. L. Trout. the Market street grocer. is
quite i'll.
Rev. Wm. H. Webb left for New York
his morning. to be gone week
The B"wmans have settled down at the
arcade Hotel. for at least thirty days.
Mike Glenn was arrested last night on
harge of drunken and disorderly conduct.
Frank Johnston and Charley JefferieS
pent several hours in Merchandising this
morning.
Paul Harvey. arrested yesterday morn
NJ for stealing coal. was fined - and costs
,r>terday afternoon.
Miss Matte Steele returned home from
aurora, y. Y. today. where she has been
attending school this year.
Yesterday afternoon Viola Scott and
samuel Cheek Wen. each fined 81 and costs
by the mayor for using profane language.
The board Of directors of the Lincoln
Club will meet this evening This call is
authorized by Vim. VI. Rocket secretary.
l. +. Wilson, superintendent of the Har-
din county intirmary. was the guest OF
Superintendent Fleming. of the county in
Urinary, yesterday.
Township Trustee. Joseph Harrison, say 5
business is quite brisk in his line. As appli-
cations for help from poor people are fire.
quent and pressing.
William Ayers was locked up yesterday
by Deputy Potee on a charge Of disorderly
conduct pleaded guilty before the mayor
and was fined 81 and costs
1t is believed that Blacks Opera House
will be crowded by o'clock Sunday even
ing. on the occasion Of the Associated
Charities meeting. Ii ought to be.
The three tramps. Robert Barber, John
Cconey and Washington Elliston. arrested
Tuesday morning for breaking into an |. b.
y ". ear. We're dismissed by the mayor
Yesterday. aS nobody appeared against
them.
The scheme for establishing and main
tanning hospital here is being very care
fully considered by the committee of the
Associated Charities. and plan will sven
he developed which. it is believed. will give
general if not universal satisfaction
l.. II. Ambrose. a Switchman in the |. l..
~ W wards was under the 'fiuence last
night in the Grand Opera HouS. and grew
hol~t"roU> when his friends attempted To
remove him. lie was l"cked up on a charge
Of drunk and disordrrly by Officers Potre
and Rizer
Chief Walker and Officers Delacy and
Waskey took in the policemens' ball at
Columbus last night. returning here al ; a.
III. They report an exceedingly pleasant
time and vow that the Columbus police are
the finest set of fellows in the state.
The Urhana Daily Citizen says that the
commissioners of Clark county have con-
trarted with Recorder ). A. Todd. for tran
>rrihing portions of the ancient records of
Champaign county. taking in the lands of
Clark county. \ son Of the probate judge
will do the work which will require about
two months
This morning large pool of blood was
found on the sidewalk in front Of Blacks
Opera House on Main street. The hunk of
frozen gore excited good deal of suspicion
Of foul play. but the police investigated the
matter and reported that ii came from
heInorrhage from an unfortunate man whose
name could not be- learned.
Last evening Deputy Potee caught
Michael Ring in the alley by the Central
engine house. carting away hand cart ot
coal which he and his partner had .tolen
from the l.. B. 4 W. ears in the yards be-
tween Market and Limestone streets. This
is a rather central location for the c"al
thieves Ia get in their work.
\ Ncnia special 10 the Cincinnati Com
mercial Gazette SAYS: \ stock company,
composed of J. ID. Stine. eX-Represent&-
tive GeSt. ex-Auditor Frazer. Coroner c.
VI. Galloway and Others has been formed
with capital stock of $4,000, to take
charge of the Xenia Torchlight. Ii is said
that Nj GeSt will he the managing editor,
and J. ID. Stinc the business manager.