Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-09-23
LOGAN NIX EVlr1ES.
From Morning Edition.

lITDH MbIHlIlg TNlboilsI
The 30 cent excursion to California Ia do
clared of.
The q. A. K. will hold camp fire o
Thursday night
The l. q. o. +. fraternity of Washingto
Z. II. lost $4,000 in the recent cyclone.
Dr. Welsh, the toJ'h-puller, Is wanted a
n Wabash, Ind, for robbing an6ther man of
The sudden change in the atmosphere las
night was strongly suggestive Of tail and win
ter clothing.
Joseph Corns, arrested for beating his wife
was baied out of the staton-house by r. p
Mast, last night.
John Freeze was granted divorce from
his wife, Fannie Freeze, Tuesday. She re-
ceived 1876 alimony.
The Centre street sewer is progressing rap
idly and is a source of general entertainment
for the people Of that vicinity.
rhe report that the Arcade hotel was about
to be bought by a syndicate of Springfield
capitalists lacks confirmation.
B,thel township expects to send at least
one hundred plug hat recruits to Cincinnati
Monday to serenade Judge Foraker.
Officer Mast arrested Molie Conley and
Josie Kinney, two old.timers, Tues 'ay, tor
drunkenness and dsorderly conduct.
Lot Wright and D ,rbin Ward have no set
engagement on the boards at present. 10
fact the gentlemen do no, travel together now.
The Lone Star lodge, I. o. o. F., of Lagoon
da, the baby" lodge of Clark county, donated
$40 to the Washington c. II. cyclone sufferers.
The Congregational congregation, of this
city, are contemplating the lebuilding OF the
church, and new pipe organ will lie pur-
chased.
lap robe. all linen, supposed to have
been stolen, was thrown into the Arcade 81
cent store last evening by a boy as he ran
past the door.
The Clark and Green county commission
ers will take a tour of the Rankin ditch, In |
the vicinity OF Selma, with view OF having |
it cleaned out.
surprise party was given Monday even
ing at the residence Of Wm II. Burns, East
High, in honor of Miss Alice Fallon, OF Hills
boro, and Owen Burns.
Frank G. Norton. a well-known character
here, attempted suicide Monday night at
South Charleston, by hanging himself in an
ice house. He is addicted to drink.
1t is reported that the Pan Handle will send
an excursion to Cincinnati on Monday. The
Pan Handle was evidently caught mapping on
the bid for rates for the plug hat brigade.
Baldwin McGrew, while riding his bicycle
out South Limestone yesterday scciden tally
ran over little girl. The child was not Sc
riously injured, and though Mr. McGtew took
a header he escaped with but slight injury
John Costgau, who was stabbed on Satur
day night, called at this Office Tuesday morn ,
ing aud reiterated the statement as first pub /
lished in this paper concerning the affair, but
denies that he was intoxicated, or that the a
Affair took place in a saloon. |
Xena Gazette: Miss Ella Baker formerly
ot Springfield, died last Sabbath evening at /
the residence of her brother, DR.. Henry Baker,
1t Yellow Springs. Miss Baker was highly /
esteemed in this city, and her death is a
source Of profound regret. a
On the affidavit of Officer Record George
iellrch and Dock Neeley were arrested e
tuesday, the former upon a charge Of drunk I
nd disorderly and the latter on charge of
lisorderly conduct. They are stopping with q
)ol. Do'ze at the Spring street hotel. q
The court OF common pleas did not adjourn '
as was expected, the adjournment -
'eing deferred until next Saturday, on ac- 81
cunt of the bar meeting which will be held p
n Friday to consider the proposed new rules "
I is desired that the new rules be entered on 81
he courts journal in term-time.
Xenia Gazette: One of the rising young =,
en.pushers OF Springfield, while spending =
ew hours in our city this morning,
ut OF the goodness OF his heart, offered to =
rint some notices for store window in re- al
ard TO the spelling match to take place at :.
he opera house next week He is not an ad- :.
ocate of the spelling reform, evidently, as =
e spells his match thus: "maatch"