Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-05-05

morning.
John ComnahIe went down to Dresden
Junction this morning.
The extreme weStend Is afflicted by an
epidemic Of yellow cats.
Police Commissioner t?) IIupp, Of Gin
rinnati. Is in the city to-day.
Miss Lottie MeryIle. Of St Paris. is Wis
itimg friend, in the city for the summer.
Miss Marie Miller attended the musical
festival at Dayton Mogday and Tuesday.
j. g. Madden and party Of siN leave
tomorrow. Via the Bee Line, for Denver,
Colorado.
Mise, Lille and Jennie Horne. OF this
city. are Visiting George Harner and wife,
Of Nenia.
Subject this evening at First Presbyte
rian prayer meeting, the Fourth Com
mandment."
Last night John Gritfit for drunkenness,
and Thomas Marks. for lettering, were run
in by the police.
W. {. Irwin. general roadmaSter Of the
Bee Line. passed through here this morn
lmg on his private car.
Capt. Asa :. Bushnell left this morning
for Columbus. Ia attend q meeting of the
state central committee.
The Bee Line proper earned the first three
months of this year S2O9 900 more than
during the same period of last year.
Superintendent Blee, of the Bee Line,
passed through the city yesterday on his
way Ia Cincinnati. His mission was 10 al
range if possible with his men who are on
a strike
Amosg the patents issued at Washington
Yesterday was one to Wesley NJ. Drvoe, of
Springfield. Photographic printing frame; !;
and one to William +. Kernec of Spring
field. clothes support.
the Little Miami jumped the track about
thirty miles out Of the city and wrecked
several cars. The 1850 p. III. passenger
train was two hours late.
Z Rev. W. II. Webb. ID. d.. and wife are
Very pleasantly located in beautiful part
Of Geneva. New York. and have from their
house charming view Of the lake. May
they long live to enjoy it,
Mrs. Chamberlain and two children ar
rived this morning from st Louis. and are
the guests of the Rev and Mrs. W. II.
Warren. Mrs. Chamberlain and Mrs War
ren are old school friends.
Officer Frank McClure's wife was pleasant
ly surprised on Monday evening. the occasion
being her birthday anniversary. She re-
ceived several handsome presents, among
which were five gold rings.
The Nenia Gazette in speaking Of a Lon
don officer taking away apriSoner, says that
the latter was clad in "a nice pair of steel
bracelets" Are not bracelets a rather gauzy
attire for this time of year"
Columbus .I"urnnI: K. F. Hayward,
of Springfield. the gallant worker of
Springfield and member Of the state
committee, is here and favorable To holding
the convention in Columbus.
The rumor is current that President NJ. f.
Ingalls, of the Big Four was offered the
presidency of the Bee Line ten days ago on
condition that he give it his exclusive time
and attention. but owing Ia his interests
with the Big Four he was unable to accept
the place.
Nenia GGzctfC: \ Springfield BARRIER had
out sign on sabbath come round I" the
back door" Smart fellow that suppose
Springfield officers can't read. They only
have sense enough to 20 into front door
when it is open. or else they must have
some dumb BARRIERS Which is it?
In long and able notice of +. b. Man
ning'> PLAY Of ''IloOSier odd Fellows, pro
duced at Troy night before last, the Daily
NcIrs says: Mr.. +. b. Manning who is
the author If the play. was perfection in
the character of Jeremiah Twigg>. the Sher-
i'll. and his Initiation in the secret order of
Odd Fellows was eminently amusing. a>
were also many other situations.
Altogether the play as a play was a sue
cess and Mr. Manning i 10 be cUmgratu-
lated ~ well a. the Grand Lodge INo. >.
who secured the drama for presentation