Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-05-19

| do not grieve because thy heart.
| Ere Cupid touched il with my dart,
For him would beat;
Nor that the hand which owns my ring
once wore his gift. s"Mizpah" thing
Ii was but meet.
| sigh not that his arms were placed
| Some scores Of times around your waist,
| SO sweet and slim.
| An. no, my love! the wO you see
! Is mine, because you welded me,
| Instead Of him.
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Conductor Coe is again running on thu
y. Y. p. n o.
An epidemic of measles is raging In tn,
Columbus Imbecile Asylum.
City Solicitor Summers went 10 Daytor
this morning on official business.
CladiuS Mitchell. of Mechanicsburg, aget
%, dropped dead of apoplexy Monday.
Chas. l.. Boyle, Esq, and Jas. johnson
sen., postmaster. We're in Columbus yester
day.
The Panhandle road between Xenia and
Dayton will be cleared for traffic by this
evening.
A boy named Frank Holtmyer. of La
gOnda avenue fell last night and broke his
left wrist
ChaS. L0hring. of Hamilton county, es-
capped from the penitentiary at Columbus
last night.
John Greenwood and Miss Mary Clark. a
highly-eSteemed Young couple of LagOnda,
will be married next Sunday.
Green apples have made their appearance,
and Asiastic cholera looks over the fence Of
futurity and grinS like a demon.
City Clerk Shewalter was nearly three
quarters of an hour in reading the minutes
of the previous meeting of council last
night.
The mayors slate this morning showed
that John A. Selman. for fsst driving. and
Casper Miller and Francis Starrbrow, for
lettering, We're run in last night.
Harold Smith. who has been with DR.
l.. ID. Converse, for some months past, has
taken position with DIR. Charles Converse,
at Springfield. rbana Cuizcn.
fnother dead body was found at Nenia
yesterday, making thirty in all. The re-
mains found yesterday were those of a
man, but could not be recognized.
A. Z. Humphreys. of the Yellow Springs
RepielD, passed through the city this morn
ing on his way to Ann Arbor, Mich. where
his brother is very ill with quinSy.
Rev. John T. Rose, rector of Christ
went TO Columbus last evening to attend the
Episcopal convention now in session.
From January to April, 1856, the
l., b. & W. earned s75S, 37S. against S733.-
O5l for the same period last year; and the
Ohio Southern Sl6I. 733 against Sl4S.O55.
Pat Hannigan, who was wanted by the
orderly conduct went to police head
quarters and gave himself up this morning.
David S. Geer an old Republic employe,
graduates from the law department of the
University Of the City of New York on
commencement day. May 27th. Parties
here have been invited 10 be present
DIR. F. c. Runyan. of this city, attended
the annual meeting of the Mad River Valley
Dental Association held yesterday in the
parlorS of the Phillips House at Dayton.
Dr. Runyan was elected vice president of
the association for the ensuing year.
Urbana Citizen: Foreman's band, of
Springfield, has been engaged for Decora-
tion day, on Monday, the 3lSt. This band
as now constituted stands among the finest
in the state. The engagement will include
for the benefit of our citizens grand con-
cert at night Oh the square.
A Norwalk, o., special says: Nellie.
of John G. Whyler, employed as
a domestic in the family of Rev. W. X. Nc
Kibben, at Xenia. o., during the recent de
Structive storm at that place, became so
frightened that she has become violently
insane. and was taken to the asylum.
Noah Brown, of Quincy. twenty-one
years old, single, while beating his way
home. endeayOred to jump on a Bee Line
freight train at Sidney yesterday. and had
both legs crushed, two or three inches
above the ankles. The limbs were ampu-
tated near the knee joints. Physicians be-
lieve he will die.
The funeral of Mrs. Rose Converse took
place Monday afternoon from the resi-
ience of W. w. Wilson, on SciOtO street.
There was large attendance present, a
number having come from Springfield. The
services were conducted by Rev +. I.
Wells, of Grace church, this city. and Rev.
DIR. Rust. of High street church, Springfield. !
.Urbana Citizen.
Dayton Democrat: The Dayton Men !
lerchOr last night celebrated its third yearly |
'StiftungSfeSt" with grand ball and con- |
'ert given in its hall, in Dickey's block. |
There We're about twenty present from the |
springfield MennerchOr society to partic-
pate in the festivities. A committee ap- |
'ointed by the Dayton society met the
.isitorS at the depot and escorted them To
he hall. Both the concert and the ball
we're heartily enjoyed and all apparently
lad good time.
The blockade al Xenia on the Little Mi
mi last week has thrown the road back
,adly in the matterOf freight, and the yards
t this place are filled with loaded freight
rains. which are just beginning to move.
On the west side of the SciOtD alone, at Co
umbuS. there are over 100 loaded cars, and
he railroad policemen have been kept busy
light and day watching them. so As TO pre-
ent thieves from breaking into them. d.
ective Clarke was making All etfOrI, last
light to secure the services of additional
Vatchmen.
Committee Meeting.
SpuINGFIFIn O. NAV 10 1856