Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-11-13
LOCAL BREVTIES.

1 uldIt Nlit NNth mum ANii'AAN"'
5. c. King and J. l.. King, of Los An
geles, California, are in the city.
Miss Mary Cassidy will entertain at pro
greSsive euchre Monday evening.
But one arrest was made last night, ChaS.
Smith being run in for drunkenness.
Sheriff Baker is selling several pieces OF
property at sheriff's sale this afternoon
Fayette county farmers are prosecuting
sportsmen for hunting on their premises.
The Bee Line folks are putting up very
handsome red-brck station house at Della
ware.
Miss Nell Macarthur, of New Carlisle,
will be the guest of Miss Elpha Miller over
Sunday.
The Cattle King Company went TO Day
ton this morning. They will show there
tonight.
Landlord Ed. Voigt returned yesterday
from Chicago, where he made a flying bus
iness trip.
A new time card on the Little Miami di-
vision of the Pan Handle will go into effect
tomorrow.
Desire B. Willimen, supreme commander
Of the Order OF the Red Cross, is stopping
at the Arcade.
Rev DIR. Rust will preach at High street
NJ F. church Sunday on the Remedies of
Intemperance."
Mrs. Jerry Little and daughter, Miss
Ella. and a friend, of Yellow Springs, were
in the city today.
The trial of Jacob Minnich for Illegally
shooting quail was continued before Squire
Stout this afternoon.
Gilmore'S band will appear at the Grand
Sunday evening, Nov. 81, with Miss Le-
titia Fritch as prima donna.
The gas well at Washington C. II. i
/. 500 feet deep. with no indications of gas
or oil. The company is discouraged.
General Robert P. Kennedy and his
charming wife were in the city short time
this morning. on their way to Dayton.
Charles Renchler, the baker, is confined
to his room from injuries received by a
horse stepping on his foot. Two toes were
badly mashed.
Sermons at Temperance hall this evening
and also tomorrow morning and evening.
Preaching by Rev. W. Wilcox, of Cleve-
land, Ohio.
What the public and press will do for
something of interest at the conclusion of
the Carroll trial remains yet to be seen and
is painful to contemplate.
Harry Rockfield is the implacabe foe of
impudence or discOurtesy on the part of his
help toward a guest. He has taken some
summary measures of late.
Owing to the fact that the schools were
not in session yesterday the Star and
Crescent society of the High school had no
meeting yesterday afternoon.
At the meeting OF the board of managers
in Cincinnati last week. Rev. John I. Rose
and b. II. Warder were elected trustees OF
the Episcopal hospital on Walnut hills.
Yesterday afternoon an Ohio Southern
freight engine jumped the track in the rail |
road yards. but fortunately did no damage.
1t was replaced on the track without much
delay.
4. p. Williams. of BOseman, Montana |
Territory. is the guest of Landlord Ed |
Voigt, of the LagOnda house Mr.. Williams
is Mr.. Voigt's partner in some mining ope-
ratiOnS.
There have been five intermentS at Fern /
cliff this week of children who died of diph-
iberia. For the three weeks preceding it,
there were three, seven and ten interments,
William Driscol was fined 81 and costs in
the mayors court yesterday for indulgng
in plain. old-fashiOned drunk. The case
Of William Doyle for disorderly conduct
was continued.
W. Ananias Taylor, the Nv. A. T." of
The Cincinnati Enquirer, and the most ac-
imaginationist of the profession,
was in the city part of the week. And
the young men carried him out.
All members of Protection lodge. No.
759. Knights of Honor, will meet at the
nall, over Fried's store, this evening at $50
o'clock to make arrangements TO attend the
funeral of Eli SwartZbaugh, deceased.
The state rested yesterday afternoon"
said Jones to Smith in speaking of the Car
roll case Did, ell ?" responded Smith.
We'll. guess it needed it after these elec
ion troubles. Don't disturb it-let it rest
IN"
The new bridge at the Little Miami de-
Dot, on the Springfield branch at Nenia, was
put in place yesterday. 1t is built of iron
md was constructed complete at one side
# the track, and then slid into place, SO as
o cause no DELAY of trains.