Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-10-04
LOCAL BRETIIlES.
The Keene company is at the Arcade.

The keene company is at the Arcade.
only one arrest last nigh,--a plain drunk.
Michael King was again locked up yester.
day morning by Officer Rizer for drunken
ness.
The tsilors assembly are to hold meet
ing this afternoon at 2:3O at the X. OF l..
hall.
Officer Mast is down with malaria. Officers
Rzer and Mill. covered his beat yesterday
afternoon.
Hon. John F. Locke, OF London, stopped
in town a short time yesterday on his way
home from stumping tour.
Gen. s. II. Hurst, of Chilicothe, and Rev.
Henry Miller will address republican
meeting at New Carlisle next Wednesday,
Oct. 7.
Marriage licenses issued Saturday: Andrew
II. Norton spd Mary Golfer; Gustav Unkel
and Frederiks Muth; George W. Le,ch and
| Ida NJ. Patton.
A very fine crayon portrait Of J. ". Soud-
ers is on exhibition in his window as com
pliment to Mr.. Percy Craig, the talented
young artist OF this city. The likeness is re-
markably true.
A fellow named Bill Downey, living out in
the country, was run in las, night by Arcade
Policeman Billy Woods. He was charged
with drunkenness.
The citizens OF the fifth ward and Dibert
street school district are to hold a meeting at
Spences grove tuesday evening at 1880 to
discuss the mixed school matter.
Yesterday evening Mrs. Harvey Hughes
residing on the old Dayton road, while de.
scending the stairs, stepped on q walnut. Her
foot turned over on one side, dislocating her
ankle. Dr.. Russell attended her.
Rumor hath it that Mr.. H. Z. Story, q
well known and very popular conductor or
the c. c. c. & l., will soon wed handsom,
young lady OF West Main street. Rumor il
not very tar off the track, either.
A gentleman from the East End, who's,
first or last name is Marcus, complained t.
the police last night that while he was pass
ing through the market some one put rotter
fish in his pocket. No arrests.
The patrol wagon made but one run las
night, and then didn't get anything. Tt
cause OF the alarm was sadie Clark, an in
I mate OF McKnney's rancho on Patton street
who was drunk and trying to clean out Il
house. She had escaped when the wagon ar
rived.
Much interest is being manifested here anC
throughout the county in the excursion
Tuesday to Kansas over the |. B. h W. anC
the Chicago 4 Alton Railroad-"the Re
, clining Chair route" large number viii
avail themselves of the opportunity of gons
west at the cheap rates offered.
, Chief Boyd received letter yesterday from
the authorities at Jefferson, Ohio, asking 70,
information in regard to Chase Franklin, alias
Frank Carls, who is IN custody there. Chic
Boyd replied that Franklin had been sent ,c
the penitentisry twice from here, and told
them if they got Ia good chsLce to send him
up from there.
On Friday night Mr.. and Mrs. Fred. Bar.
rett were given an elegant reception at thei,
beautiful suburban home near this city. Mrs
Barrett was formerly Mss Mamie Wilson
OF Flora, H., ard the MAJ rage occurred q,
that place on Wednesday. Quite a number
OF friends went out to the reception, which
WAS one OF the social ev ents OF the season.
spirited young horse driven by Mr.. Fill.
son became frightened at q street car las
evening on the corner of Market and Mair
streets and became uDmansgeable. Mr.
Phil. Fenton, who happened to be standing
near, caught the horse, and though it becam,
entangled and threw itself, no furthe,
damage was done. The horse soou becam,
qnieted and was rehirched and driven away