Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-03-02
LOCAL BREVITlES.

Bandman l. dealing ont tragedy Ia the
people in Hamilton.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Funk start for Nash
vile, Tenn, this evening.
The daughter Of Mi W. 5. Cushman,
the well known artist paid him visit last
week.
Mr.. Charles HinSdale, of the l., b. 4 W,
has moved into coy residence on south
Limestone street.
Some changes will shortly he made at the
public library in the way of better facilities
for the librarian and attendants.
Miss Mary Burrowes, a young artist of
DAYTON. is visiting her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs Burrowt,S. of South Plum street.
The salvation Army have purchased ten
horns from K. Syman and propose to have
a full brass band. They paid 100 for them.
). {. Ware, representing the Troy Ma
chinery Company, of Chicago, is visiting
his friend, II. &. Marshall. the laundrymam.
Lon Taylor has been arrested on the cid
charge on which he was acquitted al NenIa
last week. this time for concealing stolen
goods.
The Comnercial-GaZette artist has again
stretched forth his big right arm. and
eleven of the ex-mayorS of Indiana towns
have rolled in the dust.
\ Spn ofLPrOt. AndrS. the wrll-known
Cincinnati pianist was in the city for
several days last week. lie is travelling
for u. II. Baldwin 4 Co.
An Ohio State journal man was in town
endarS. showing the inequalities Of con
gressional representation.
W }. Kelley of Cleveland. T. B. Shep-
ard Of Boston. \. ). Baker of Toledo. and
+. !. Cowan of Cincinnati are among those
registered at the Iagonda House today.
Frank Sratun. the mail-carrier. delivered
to the Farm and Fireside Publishing Com
pany yesterday morning 3,4OO letters VIII ch
i an average Monday delivery Ia that firm.
Will Waddel. Of Knoxville, ILL.,. passed
through the city yesterday on his way home
from attending a course of lectures at the
Homeopathic Medical College at Cincin-
matt.
The following are among those registered
al the Arcade \. :. Lintehrd. of Balti
more: Geo. RnthgeiSer. Mt Bedford; :. J.
Steiner New York: Jos. J. StephanS. Del
aware.
The cold seems 10 hold on with a bull
dog grip. The Thermometer sunk Ia 5 and
I9 degrees above zero. The lilac buds in
some parts of the city are showing the
green.
A woman appeared before Squire Right
myer this morning with a grievance which.
if brought ny for trial. will yield a vein of
richness that will prove highly interesting
10 persons in hearing.
Wm. Ray. who was sentenced to two
years in the Ohio penitentiary yesterday.
will probably he taken TO Columbus next
Thursday He has sent for his wife, and
il now awaiting her arrival
Our citizens always patronize iirst-clasS
attraction, and for that reason the StrakOsch
Grand English Opera Company, tomorrow
night. will be greeted with large audience.
Secure your SittimgS st Pierce'S.
W. NJ Catch, a Nenia photographer, Sc
cured his instruments and good position
un his back porch yesterday morning in
time to photograph the beautiful cloud of
smoke arising from the powder mill eXpIo-
sion
The Barry and Redmond Midnight Mar
riage combination will be at Blacks next
week. The Bennett and MoultOn comic
opera company will soon return to this
house t" play return engagement at cheap
rates.
Mr.. Sohn W. BOokwalter is busy every
day experimenting the unpacking of his
great collection of curiOs and art works.
He says that the exhibition cannot he
opened {" the public for three or four
weeks.
Mr. Ed Middleton is recognizing his
Penelope combination. and expects 10
start out in a short time Nh Middleton
will have to look to his laurels: another
recently played Penelope in Co
lumbus.
The American district telegraph company
will erect two car loads of their own poles
in this city early i'll the spring. They now
have forty miles of wire in the city, and are
forced to rent the use of the Western Union
and telephone poleS.
Thursday of this week March 4. will b.
muster day at the DAYTON Soldiers Home.
at which time nearly 1000 will answer to
roll call tu show that they are alive and
entitled to draw the $1,000 quar-
terly pension due them.
The officers made raid last night upon
the house Of ill fame kept by Miss Buckner.
and the leading lady. together with Peter
Erick. Ada HaTvin. Fred AueSOn, John
Harris and William Greenwood were
landed in the station-house.
Many persons supposed that the powder
mill explosion yesterday was an earth
quake. Mr. Leuty Frankenhurg. the we'll |
known pianist who lives near the city. !
says that the smoke was plainly visible |
from his residence directly after the ex-
'sion.
People who appreciate piano playing by
a master should not fail to hear the eminent |
DIR. Louis Mas the world-renowned plan
st. composer and conductor. DR. Ma 5
will appear i'll this city, at Blacks Opera
House Thursday. March 10, and should be /
greeted by crowded house.
Mr. c. c. Hall. formerly superintendent
IF the First Presbyterian SUNDAY school. I
and n"w Of Chicago. left for home last |
Mr>. 4. l.. Danfor,h and his .
laughter Miss Della Hall. VIII" accom- !
panied him to this city, will remain here on |
4 visit some weeks before returning.
school Board Last Night.
The board met last night in regular
.eSSion all the members present The