Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-10-28

Not an arrest was made last night.
No meeting at the wigwam tonight.
Edward Wren has gone to New York city.
It's a cold day in Siberia" when that
play gets left
Louis Morrison in ''Mephistopheles' at
the Grand, soon.
DIR. Russell is making extensive repairs
at his office on Limestone street.
George II. Albeit, business manager of
the Hungarian Gypsy Students, is in the
city.
Gen. Bushnell says that 90, 900 reapers
and mowers are made in Springfield all
nually.
Miss Dello Grove. OF Clifton street, Will
entertain her friends in a dancing party this
evening.
On account of the bad weather the past
few days the fur opening at Bancrofts will
continue to Saturday.
Joe F. Weisenstine. after spending two
weeks with relatives in Ashland. o., re-
turned home THIS morning.
Miss Mamie A. DriscOll left this morning
for New York city on an extended visit to
her sister, Mrs. VI. B. McDonr ell.
Hiram J. Mcmahon. of Kansas City, a
former citizen of Clark county is back on a
brief visit. He is stuck on the great west,
There will be social in the parlors of the
First Presbyterian church Thursday even
ing, October 2Sth A cordial welcome
TO all.
The representatives of the Phi Gamma
Delta fraternity who are with us in nation
al convention this week. are a tine-lOoking
body of men.
Married, at St Paul parsonage, yesterday
morning, by Rev. Henry Tuckley, William
IL. Anderson to Abigail Wood. May Joy
attend them.
A real ''live" seal in Bancroft's window
attracts great amount of attention. 1t
brings back the memories of the circus and
the circus sea-Iion.
Logee, the infant daughter OF John Lynn,
Of New MoOrefeld, died yesterday of brain
fever. The funeral took place this after
noon at o'clock.
Real sestate agents in the city say that
they are besieged hourly for houses by
anxious wOuld-be tenants, but houses are
not TO be had at any price.
Miss Eva Chiisty, of Delhi, Hamilton
county, is the guest of Rev. Henry Tuckley
and family at the St Paul parsonage, on
south Yellow Springs street.
What is meant by lay figures" asked a
Center street man of his wife last night Il
guess they mean poultry statistics" she re-
piled timidly. And both were satisfied.
Cushman, the photographer. has just
completed magnificent panel photograph.
large size, of General Robert p. Kennedy,
and the picture is on exhibition at Cush-
mans arcade studio.
A kid named Frank Rocket fell into Buck
creek near the Factory street bridge, yester-
day afte3 noon, but could swim like duck.
and came out with nothing but a good duck
ing to complain of.
Work on the new addition to the Lagonda
house on High street is progressing rapidly.
Ii is believed that the lower room can be in
readiness by Dec. for fair to be given by
the Congregational church, commencing on
that date.
A horse belonging to a cOuntryman named
Carver, or Harver. got frightened at the
lowering of a snow-laden awning on Main
street, near Center, yesterday, and ran
away. A slightly broken wheel was the
5 Die damage done.
Colonel Ford. o. Cincinnati, whose name
was mentioned in Tuesdays GLoBE-RE-
PUBLIC in connection with his sons esca-
pades in this city. is the agent for the .Ema
Life Insurance company instead of the
Equitable Life Insurance company, as was
stated.
Railroad men report heavy snOwfallS in
northern Ohio. In the vicinity of Forrest.
the wires are all down. Three inches of
snow fell yesterday in Champaign, nda.fully
NtAAA hNlAli AtAl III iiAAo NAAN bhN II a.
fast as it came down and hence made no
showing.
There has been but one case of diphthe-
ria at the ChIdren's Home thus far and it
was mild one and was Immediately isoIat-
ed to prevent contagi0n. The health at the
home is excellent at present, there being
only one case of typhoid fever and it is not
a severe one.
1t is believed that diphtheria is on the de-
crease in Springfield and that the worst
has been passed. Father Sidley of the st.
Raphael (Catholc) church. to whom all
cases among the Catholics Of the city are
reported. has been notified of only one case
this week, while last week there were four
OF five.
This morning John Wood. principal of
the schools at EnOn. telephoned To DIR. Rus
sell that his children were very i'll with the
measles. the youngest not being expected
10 live, and that he desired him to come to |
EnOn and consult with the physician in |
,harge of the case. In accordance with the |
request, DIR. Russell went to EnOn at 20 |
his afternoon.
\ Springfield gentlemen yesterday called
IN Rev. J. W. Cassett, at his hcme in |
ircenyiIle. Darbe county, and found | i'm
located and well satisfied with |
lis new pastOrate. This is the first time
hat the conference ever assigned a minister |
o Greenville. Rev. Cassett was for some
ears pastor of the Central NJ. Z. church .
lere. and was presiding elder of the Spring