Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-11-29
LOCAL BREVITIES.
'pheus concert at Blacks tonight.

NlTpntuS concert At DldCh =
"FantaSms' at the Grand tonight
Y. f. q. Whitney returned from an east
ern business trip Yesterday.
4 child of John Lynch, living on Harris
son street, died yesterday of Group.
Considerable local news OF interest will
he found on our inside pages. Look
it up.
Services al Temperance hall this evening
at 7:3O. Preaching by Rev. Bowling, of
Marion. Ohio.
Two prominent people died at Nsnia
Sunday-Miss Stella Davis, Of paralysis,
and Frank Huffman.
Mayors court was postponed until four
O'Clock this afternoon, owing to attending
the funeral of Officer George.
Nothing but bills occupied the attention
of the county commissioners at their meet
ing today. They adjourned at noon.
Dawson CartmsIl left last night for his
home at St Joseph, Missouri, after spend
ing the Thanksgiving holidays in this city.
Miss Ella Miller will give q progressive
euchre party Tuesday evening, in honor OF
her guest, Miss Mary Anderson, OF Colum-
bus.
Miss Carrie Biedensach, OF London, re-
turned home today after plea'snt visit as
the guest of Miss Emma Reid, of north
Market street
Miss Maud Trader, of Xenla, who is the
guest OF Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln Ludlow,
will entertain at progressive euchre Thurs
day afternoon.
To Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hook. OF Lagonds
avenue. bouncing boy. The youngster is
a grandson of the water works inspector.
Owen Biggins.
Sanitary Marshal Gelvicks put out four
new diPhtheria signs this morning, one in
the west end. one in the south end. and the
others In the east end.
4 car-famine exists at Indianapolis. The
/. B. & W. IS handling fifty cars Of corn
daily. and neither it nor the other roads
can get near enough cars.
The twO-year-Old child Of Mrs. Ratlinger,
whose arrest was mentioned yesterday. was
brought in by the patrol wagon and incsr-
cerated with the mother.
Rev. W. A. Gross and wife were at
Somerville, Madison county, yesterday,
when the former filled the pulpit of the
Christian church of that place.
The committees of the Div. "A. X. Of P,
meet tonight to complete arrangements for
the holiday bazsr. The members are re-
quested to bring their wives.
jerome Cook and j. J. Betzold left this
morning for the vicinity Of Waverly. Ohio.
to hunt quail and pheasants. The GLOBE
REPUBLIC Office is easy of access, boys.
The Morris trial for murder in the first
degree, al Xenia. will be postponed until the
next term of court, as there is not enough of
this term remaining to finish up the trial IN.
The party who stole the Iiver-colored
pointer belonging to c. C. kirkpatrick is
known, and unless returned at once, will be
prosecuted.
A young man living on Scott street, near
Pleasant, while wrestling with a compsn-
on yesterday afternoon, fell and broke the
small bone of his right leg Just above the
ankle.
Mrs. W. ID. Cushman, Of north Market
street, who has been at the bedside OF her
Mrs. |. J. Cushmsn, at Rich
mund, Ind. for several weeks, returned
home this morning.
The arrests last night were ". y. SImerl.
+. Peters. Preston Temple and Solomon
Harvey. disurderly; Pat Stewart and Nor
rs Finn. drunk; and John Peters, drunk
and committing a nuisance.
Rev. Z. +. Baker, Of the senior theOlog-
cal class at Wittenberg, is temporarily sup
plying the pulpit of the First Lutheran
Church, Dayton, recently vacated through |
he resignation Of Rev. J. II. Barclay.
A. B. Smith is on the hunt for Pete John |
,on. a Young fellow who worked for him |
ast week, and on pay night managed to |
get possession of two envelopes, his own |
S2.45, and the other, 81. 50.
W. Z. Cumback. Of Greensburg, Ind. an |
I'd Daily Republic boy, is in the city today
listing his many old friends. Mr.. Cum
'ack is a cousin of Hon. Wm. Cumback, OF |
indiana. and nephew OF II. II. Cumbscf,
f this city.
The Vanishing Lady" a wonderful H.
usion, produced for the first time In this
ountry by the HanlOn Brothers, will be
cen in ''Fantasma' tonight and tomorrow
light. This mystery has created the great
st sensation wherever it has been presen
4, and the wisest are at a loss to discover
0w il is done.
At SteubenviIle, the case Of the admins
rator of James Davitt against the 2. c. &
1. l.. was settled By compromise Of
l. 200 and all costs. Davitt, now deceased,
7as brakeman on the road. and was de-
apitated by an apron on the cOmpany's
pal shute falling on him. The administra-
II sued FOR Sl0. eco damages. and the case
as tried twice, the juries beth times being
nable TO agree on a verdict.
Discouraging Bible Reading.
Yesterday afternoon Chief Walker and
equity POtee went over TO the residence Of
RS Finch at I2l Chestnut avenue, and