Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1885-08-16
LOGAN BREv1TIES.


sion to Nisgaria Falls September 8.
Rev. DR.. Leonard arrived a, home last eve
niug and will occupy his pulpit tomorrow as
usual.
Capt Duffy, of Central engine house, 10
spending Sunday with his parents in Belle
brook.
Yef2elrs mill at New Moorefeld was put
up at SheriG's sale Yesterday, but no bidders
found.
There is a great deal of cholera morbus
among the children IN this city just at
present
Market was crowded last night, and the
amount OF produce brought to the city was
very large.
Crowds will probably go to Urbans today.
A large number of Springhelders are already
on the grounds.
The boiler shop nuisance on Washington
street has been stopped, and active work Is
now limited to the daylight hours.
Cora, the little daughter Of Daniel Hanse
living Forth Of the city, died yesterday. The
funeral will held this afternoon at 2 o'clock
MIR. Scipio Baker recently enjoyed an eI-
tended pleasure trip IN the Northwest, at S.
Paul, Minneapolis, and the Northwest sum-
msr sorts
The office OF recorder is not paying a vast
sum OF shekels to the holder at present. The
entire amount taken in tees yesterday ouly
amounted to $3.50
The number of funerals at Fernclif Lately
has been some hing phenomenal. There
were two on Thursday, two on Friday, three
on Saturday ami one or tomorrow.
Last night was one of the dulest for loca
news ia tie history OF the city. The usua
s,aDdbys OF the police absolutely refused tc
do anything diabJhcal enough tor which tc
run them in.
Mrs Condron complained to Officer Basl
last evening that she had lost her purse in
market. She had lain it on . stand while
looking at some vegetables. and when she
went after it, it was minus.
The following programme will be rendered
this morning at the First Presbyterian
church Te Deum in B fat B,umbach
oHertoire She was a despised and rejected,
from the Messiah Miss Alice Vose.
. A. Wilson, who had his back broken
recently in the course OF Il friendly wrestle al
Osbnr0e, will probably die Four physicians
consulted on his csse yesterday. He is a
brother Of L. F. Wilson, yard clerk of the l.,
B. 4 W.
The demand for the GLOBE REPUsLIc, con-
tanning reports of the G. A. R. encampment
was uupreceden nted and still continues. 1t is
gratifying 10 know that our efforts to give
all The camp news, has met with such hearty
appreciation.
Mary MrGee who was reported as being
arrested on a warrant charging her with dis
orderly conduct yesterday calls on us to say
that such was not the case She was present
in the court in company with a lady friend
who was arrested.
The patrol wagon had a call from the
"hiU" box, last night about II o'clock. to a
house Of ill-'ame on York street Eight in
all were arrested. Their names are; Hog
Mason, Bill Underwood, Belle Taylor, Nettie
Tsybourne and LIz. Miller.
The republican wigwam has received a
coat OF deep red paint, and the strik-
ing appearance it gives the building
is remarkable. The shade selected was a
deep crimson and makes tie building
veiv prominent, without being gsudy. Now
the building has been painted red on the
outside, The republicans must not tail TO
paint the inside the same color. The old
wigWam will witness rome magnificent re-
publican meetings this tsll.
Edward o. Kershner the forger who WAS
last night brought back by Detective John
T. Norris, was taken before Squire Right
meyer this AFTERNOON, and waived examins-
ton in sum of $500. Bond WAS furnished
and It is to be seeu il kershner will make
another wild break Tor liberty. His wife has
some property, house and lot, and it is IN
derstood that she has concluded 10 sell it in
order 10 save her husband from the peniten.
tiary.
Tne whea' crop in Clark county is abou
all harvested. 1t was thought that the crol
would not reach oue-tourth the average, bu
the yield is now estimated at ons-third Of
crop. The corn will lie the heaviest 10
mary years provided early frost does not in
jure it, The fruits looks very well, and ther
viii be full crops OF all kinds, includin
small fruits. The crop of oats is very larg'
The cause of the heavy crops of oats an
corr Is because many wheat fields WEI
pI1wed up oy the farmers as soon as the
discovered that the wheat was win,e
killed.