Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-06-18
LOCAL BREWTIES.

H. NJ. Brooks is spending few days in
Andnvrr. q.
Mrs. T. 7. McNrmar j. Visiting friends in
Brlrfontaine
Miss Carrie Dow left this morning for
Lansing, Michigan.
l.. c. Moore general eastern agent for
the |. b. y ". road, is in the city.
August Lower was arrested this morning
for some trouble he had with woman.
". b. Williams general freight agent of
the Dayton and Ironton road, is in the ,ity,
l.. F. Young. Esq. left this morning for
Urbama, where he has case To Try in
court.
James Mack. Charles Hester and Minnie
Scurry were arrested last night. all for dis
orderly conduct.
Lamar FooS and family. of New York.
are spending some time with Mr.. FooS :
father. VIM. Foos.
John I. Mack. of the SanduSky Reg; ter.
was ia town this morning short time en-
route for Columbus.
At the request Of Prof. Kirby. we refrain
from publishing an abstract Of his very able
address, "Wednesday night.
The bunker meeting. which has been i'll
progress at Pitt>burg, Darke county, since
the llth inst, will close today.
Joseph Niichman Of St Louis. a former
:.
a visit among friends and relatives.
Mrs. JefTries. of Newport. Ky. who has
been visiting Charles Ward and family,
. left this morning for Brooklyn y. Y.
Prof. + b. Knerr will leave this week for
Gettysburg. Pa. where he will attend com
mencemcnt then will 90 to Philadelphia Il
spend the summer vacation.
Asa Hatch. Who was formerly a citizen OF
Springfield. hIt a resident Of New Castle,
Ind. for several wears. has returned Il
make this ht- future home.
/ The friends "f Earl Low made him the
( pleased recipient of 4 handsome onyN ring.
/ last evening. on the occasion Of his gradua-
tion from the High school.
Prominent railroad men declare that p.
s Hayes formerly yirr-Pre>idrmt of the
Wabash Il Missouri Pacific lines, Is 10 be
| president of the Bee Line.
/ Ed. Rice. noted burglar who recently
tile several hundred dollars worth OF
silks in Cincinnati. and was arrested il
/ Boston. passed through here en route fol
/ Cincinnati last night. in the care of thr' {
/ detectives.
/ II. L. Hester. clerk of the courts Of Van
/ Vert county. and a candidate for the Office
Of clerk of the supreme court Of Ohio. is
! in the city. He Is a very pleasant and atfa
/ hle gentleman. hut he has not knocked any
rails otr Col J. F. Stewards fences.
| \ tramp called at a back door on the
north side yesterday morning and asked f"l
a cup OF coffee When told that that hey
erage had not yet been prepared, he re-
marked that he'd been up four hours ant
/ couldn't Yet get a cup of coffee. She won
dered on what grounds he asked for it
| coffee grounds, of course.
Many Springfield people will be surprised
| to learn that J. +. Schuyler. for six Year.
/ past one of the proprietors of the Gibson
/ House. has disposed of his interest in thai
! hotel and TO the great regret of his friends
/ and the travelling public retireS July l. Mr
/ Schuyler has been for fifteen years behinC
| the desk in Cincinnati hotels, three years a
/ the old Burnet six at the Grand and six a
/ the Gibson. He goes to New York state Il
engage in stock breeding. and in SO going
will br followed by the best wishes for sue
/ cess OF hosts Of friends. But Gen. BOllN
| Lewis. Mr.. Corree and Mr.. Gibson will leave
nothing To be desired in the office or the
management.
| A Knight of Honor has contributed To the
| Elvria lOhio) Constitution the following
appreciative account of Springfield:
After making survey of Springfield and
her industries the Knights were invited Il
sit down To a ma niticent banquet in thu
| Arcade Hotel dining room. where they were
| feasted and toasted all night until the early
dawn of the next morning. under the aus
preS of the mayor of the city. members OF
the council city clerk. eX-Speaker kelfer,
and other distinguished citizens. their wives,
daughters aud s0nS. Springfield knows how
tu take care of convention and show her,
self off To advantage. one only needs tt
hear the fitting and eloquent banquet
speeches of her citizens to he convinced thai
I Springfield has rare talent for Wit humOr,
| business and politics.
/ Every member of the h Of II. who feast
/ ed al the Arcade will long remember the oc'
caSiOn as a green spot in his life. One OF
/ the speakers said: ''Spriugteld is the h0mt
/ of conventions" We second the motion.
/ Col F. S. Case, of BellefOntaine, well
known here. was stricken with paralysis OF
the right side Saturday afternoon, while a
home, and had another and more severe
stroke in the evening. His right side i,
almost useless, and Sunday he could hardly
articulate Monday he was some better
the feeling in the right side being somewhat
restored. and his vGce returning. 81 that ht
cnnyersed and joked with his attendants
He is. however. in very precarIou> c"ndl
/ tion. a. his lungs and heart are affected by
/ hi> old wound. 1t Is the general wish tha
he may get up and out again. for there is M
man in the community who would be NOR,
missed than hr. Tn" Republican. Tues
day. reports the Colonel some better. Tn,
same iSSur says that Robert =. Kennedy j.
I lighting of an attack Of illness.
Tax Commission.
The tax commission met again last nigh
AT th.. water works office, with all the mem
bprs present The finance committee L"
the board Of education was present by in
vitation. and a general discussion of the
needs and demand, of the >chuols was in
dulged in.
The Garden of Lanterns.
The ladies of the High street NJ. F
church are making every preparation To re
ceiye their friends tonight at the beautiful
/ grounds and residence of G. :. F"Os. Goo,
music and an abundance of Refreshments
will be provided.