Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-03-01

many advantages before finally deciding upon
their new location.
The Lagonds House suffered from second
fire this year, on Tuesday morning. The
north wing. in which the fire occurred, was
burned out about three years ago. The
kitchen and servants quarters are located in
that part Of the building.
Judge E. G. Dial is convalescent from Sc
we're attack of tonsilitis.
Alf Ballard, OF Wilmington, convicted of
manslaughter IN the Greene county courts,
was sentenced to eighteen years in the peni-
Tertiary.
Samuel Altschul, Wilhart l. Swanger aud
Ed. Lockwood have agreed to make test
case, and sue the County treasurer to recover
money paid under the Scott law
Mr.. Chas. J. Pretzman arrived at Antwerp,
Germany, February 3, having sailei January
Mr.. Charles NJ Brown, one of the oldest
and best compositors on the GLoBE-REPUBLTc,
and Miss Dora D. Pence, a well-known young
lady of this city, were married Tuesday eve
ming by Rev. VIM. H. Warren, at the residence
of the latter.
F. G. Bartholomew, of this city, was
among those who took the 800 S. P. R s., at
Cincinnati, on Friday.
Mr.. Wendell Pappert, resident of SPRING
field since 1897. died on Tuesday evening at
his residence en- Lagonda avenue, aged II
years.
NJ. A. Hayward has sold his residence at
Market and Liberty streets to DR.. I. J. Cas-
per.
A petition signed by J. Fl. Thomas and 1876
| Others of this city, was presented in the Ser
ate, at Columbus, Tuesday, protesting against
the passage of the bill allowing the issue of
S200,o00 additional sewer bonds by the
Springfield City Council.
Adam Leuhart has removed to the Chill
drens' Home, and enters this week upon his
duties as superintendent, with Mrs. Lenhart
as matron. Mr.. and Mrs. Troup will remove
to Clinton county.
Treasurer Wilson and Auditor Serviss
went to Columbus last week, and made the
tax settlement with the State. They paid TO
the State $50, ,96Os5.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry S. Folger arrived at
home on Thursday morning from their bridal
tour to New Orleans.
Mr.. c. c. Taylor, Mr.. George H. Knight,
Mr. F. G. Bartholomew and Mr. Charles D.
Hauk were in attendance at the Scottish Rite
reunion at Cincinnati Wednesday.
A special from Lexington, KY, states that
in November last young man named Frank
Skeese, aged % years, claiming to be from
Springfield, Ohio, arrived there and went to
work at his trade-house painting. The tel
egram saws that two weeks ago he eloped
with Miss Laura Bossy, OF Lexington, to Gin
cinnati or COyington, where they were mar
RED Sioce then Skeese has again disap-
peared, taking with him, as reported, some
S4OO OF the lady's money which she had in
trusted TO him. 1t is also rumored that
Skeese already has two wives living in Ohio.
The Springfield directory gives the name
OF Chas. F. Schiesz, painter, res. 72 Clark
street, who, in all probability, is the same
person. Maybe Laura was too "Bossy,"
already.
Wm Miller, who WAS arrested last week at
the toil-gate on the Yellow Springs road, was
considerably injured and claims to have been
robbed of SIS. He has since improved and
tells very peculiar history of mishaps that
have betallen him. He states that he recent
ly owned valuable property in. Cincinnati, but
disposed of it and purchased farm in Kan
sss, where be removed with his family. Some
time ago a cyclone passed over his farm TAX
ing away two of his children, and killed his
wife, literally tearing her body TO fragments
The first speech OF the local campaign was
forced from the candidate for Mayor, Good
win. from stand in his Office, to which his
enthusiastic friends had hoisted him, after the
convention on Wednesday night In per-
feet roar of cheers, he was heard to say:
"NY FRIEYDs-It is impossible for me TO
make you speech at this time, my heart is
too full. | want TO say, though, that thank
you all from the bottom of my heart for the
cordial support you have gwen me. think
see in your efforts desire to help along
those who endeavor TO advance themselves in
any honorable undertaking. Should | be
elected will endeayor to so discharge my
duties as to receive the well DONE good and
faithful servsntI
The ticket nominated by the Republicans
at the delegate convention is viz:
For MAYOR, James P. Goodwin
For CRY SOLICITOR, Augustus n Sum- |
mers.
For CRY MARSHAL, Wm. H. Hughes
For STREET COMMISSIONER f. A. Williams. |
FoR WATER WORKS TRUSTEE, Ed. c. |
Gwynn.
TOWNSHIP TICKET.
For TRUSTEES, Joseph Harrison, James
Buford, John NJ. Stewart.
For JUSTICE OF THE PEACE, VIM. A. Stout |
For CoNsTABLEs, Louis Brown, Thomas J.
Jewett.
For CLERK, Isaac Kindle.
FoR TREASURER, Vim. S. Wilson.
The "tie that kinds, has been attached to
The following persons: W. c. Finney and
Callie King; George A. Park ard Re,ta Col