Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-04-25

paused for a reply.
''Well. il might be some other man, t,
instance. chmcd in an amused bystand,
who had caught the latter part of the coI
verSation, land probably is, being as .Toll
H. Mclean has just telegraphed that h
could not come today on account of tt
sickness of his WIFE
The next scene in which the profess,
appeared was laid III place where the
dispensed the amber; and the professor wa
drawing largely on his bump Of perSuasio
To induce his pupils to say nothing abor
the occurrence.
! DIR. Mueller has recently been appointed t
| I'LL the place left vacant by the sad death q
| his brother, is almost as proficient a limguis
rs the latter. He has been regularly e,uca
ted aS physician having studied in Europ
and in this country. He speaks a numbe
of languages. He WAS in Russia and at
tended lectures in some of the rapitolS q
! Europe He iS Of modern hight with sand
mn>tache, a pale thoughtful cuuntenancr
and wears SpectacleS. He will probahl,
ill the position permanently.
Just look at those mules. said drive
on a Clifton street har last week, the,
are putting the car by the bit alone
you notice that the trace chains and Singl,
trees are hanging loose and that the line,
are tight when start the car alway,
have 10 brace myself to prevent being pull
ed over tn" dash board II is queer 10 So,
those mules get the bit into their teeth. anC
pull this car which weighs 5000 pounds
without passengers up grade with the
bit alone. Something like the irOn-jawrd
woman at the circus, amt it? Sometimes
its a pretty tirsome job to drive the ear.
when th" mules are friSky, and have to be
held back its good deal like pulling the
car yourself
II some of the Oratorical flights of DR.
WarrlCk, the Market Square specialist.
could be taken down as delivered. they
would he among the most remarkable speci-
mems in American oratory. Here is Il
specimen verbatim:
Il am man and brother. | am q gen-
tleman. | defy the whole world to find
out anything | ever done wrong. defy
my enemies to say that amt a doin' right
don't like people that say Sneakin' things
behind my back | want man to be
either man or a bulldog. That is the
reason | amt no paurper. | never was a
paurper. | sold $4,000 of voice in the
crowd, Rats medicine since | came
here. | came from Cleveland. ] am a
man. am gentleman. Yes am"
Something more than year ago "Con-
verSaziont" society was formed in the First
Presbyterian Church. The meetings of the
society soon became popular. and it is now
i'll remarkably tlouriShing condition. The
society meets once a month to listen to able
papers from special members of the society,
and discussion of missionary subjects.
A different country is taken for
subject each month. At the last
iAiN' 'Iiib hhAHoipiihlt WIN III -hNANb
was discussed, and a great many interest
ing facts bearing Oh Mexico and the Gus
toms and mode OF life of her people were
brought out in the discussion India is the
country which will be discussed at the next
meeting. The ConyerSaZione SOciety al
ready numbers 65 members. and the inter
est i'll its work is constantly growing. Sev-
eral other churches have founded similar
monthly 'conyer>azione" will be a feature
nf every church in the city. The success
of the Springfield society has attracted
attention in different parts of
the country, and number of letters have
been received by the officers of the society
making inquiries concerning the method Of
conducting the ''cOnvtrSaZiOne" and the
rules governing the society. Some time
ago the Sunday School Times one of the
most prominent religious journals in the
devoted two columns to deScrils-
ton of the Springfield ConyersaziOnt aud
is methods.
The rooms in the Court House are being
handsomely naprrrd and the. huiIding i
receiving a thorough cleaning pan4Tiny
IS now done so artisticalIy that il * mr.
ferred by many 10 frescoing,
The banks of Mad river resemble SCENE
IN Central mark. nn SUNDAY mnruintrs dur-
ng this exquisite Spring weather HIM
Ir eds Of fishermen sit un the Urass and ey-
.rcise their patience in irving IL iur, some
denizrn of the bright waters
10 y!ye up their liberty. FuIly 500 nenrI.
4niny Themselves am the hanks nf tht. river
4very Sunday.