Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-04-26
MONDAY EVENING. APRIL 26. 1895.

prote.tim democrats are satisfied that
they can Kill the Morrison tariff bill.
o'ponoym Rossa says he d"eS not dis
pute with fools. No, he agrees with them.
George William Curtis has discovered
that the old patriots ot revolutionary times
used To boycntt the tories.
Hops are cheap, hut beer is still sold al
nv. cents glass. That j. 10 say, We have
not heard of any reduction.
Lord Randolp! '''rurchilrS American wife
should Try to work little sense int" hlm.
lie is evidently badly ratified.
Rev. sam Jones j. 10 be- at Chautauqua
thrr, iays and is To deliver lectures on
topics connected with eyangeliStic work.
There will be mo opposition 10 the preSI-
dents marriage. II is almost certain that
a wifi. would keep him out of mischief.
Hon Jacob ID. Cox and Murat HaIStead
pajd touching tributes Ia FIoruo b. Plimp-
ton. at his funeral Sunday. The remains
are 10 De fITiildlth H'll'S'i' N-'''''''- -
Lancaster Pa
The Ohio State Teachers Association will
hold lis annual meeting this year at Cha-
tsuqua the first week in July. The members
have been there frequently and know what
they are Ia enjoy.
1t is believed by the best people in New
York that Cen Shaler was mot guilty.
and should have been 81 declared by the
Jury. The testimony against him came
from untruStworthy sources.
->...sris.. a. .till indulpriuy hrr passion for
big hotels Minneapolis. in which city the
magnificent West house was only c"m-
plt.t,-i and occupied few months ago, is {"
have another house. ten stories high.
Business is improving and trade is in
creasing in Springfield. Ohio. Real estate
i selling at good prices. The wheels OF
Industry are moving. New houses are
going up. There is 4 tine prospect for
good crops.
Ira u. Sankey Moody's singing aSSo-
Niate. has given to tn" y. VI. {. \. of New
Castle Pa. fine business block. which
cost 50. 900. and has put 5000 piano IN
the hall of the building, for the Use of the
young men.
Rapubican> believe in purity in the
primaries and at the ballot box. This Is a
plank Of vital importance-to Republicans
In b1rN
influence or votes Is not true Republican.
whatever he Processes to he.
she Cleveland Leader. a. well As the
GIoBF-R RFrU-BIIC. takes the liberty of
suggesting to President Cleveland that 7.
V. Powderly would be- a good man for one
of the arbitration commissinnerships that
congress will likely establish.
Gen. Beaver. the one-legged soldier who
spoke here in the last presidential cam
paign. and again last fall, is pretty sure t.
I've the republican candidate for the COVER
nnrShip this year. in Pennsylvania, and is
sure to he elected a. he ought Ia be.
There should occasionally be boycott in
our public schools. and severely switched.
The boy can he ''cott' by the nape OF the
neck. or. perhaps, by his hair. The school
ma'am should come to the front and attack
the rear Of the little raScalS, when right
and necessary.
Michigan proposes tn tax foreign capital
now employed within her borders, which
capital consists of money loaned on mort
cages. at eNurbitamt rates. The state will
have Ia do thi, work cautiously or the
MIchiganders will get cut of the source of
.their monetary supplies and get very short.
A Parsons tKas.l striker makes the an
nouncememt that on the lSt day of May,
''a> sure a. the sun risr>. every knight from
Maine To Oregon and from the Canada line
la the gulf. will bc called OuI on strike. "
Ii i quite possible that the aforesaid striker
j, msinfurmei and will prove to be a false
prophet.
1t is now dificnlt to determine which is
the old. original and only Jacobs" of the
democratic papers of New York, the World,
the Star or the sun OF which of these heaN
rnlyt?l bodits gives the most light and heat
for even the world is a heavenly body TO
the peopIe of other worlds: OF, To say the
least, a body in the heavens.
The General Assembly of the PreSby-
terrain church of America will hold its all
nual meeting in that wonderful city, Mill
neainIis. commencing its sessions on MAY
10Th. and continuing them two weeks. The
Tribune has been constituted the official
papcr Of the Assembly, and it will contain
a verbatim report of all the prDreeiingS.
Farmers never pIowrd more vigorously
than they are blowing now in this vicinity.
Wheat is In a splendid condition and oats
ar,. lust pi,eping out of the grounds and
looking we'll Some farmers are just be-
ginning tn plant com. Orchards are white
and pink with blossoms and promise mag
mifcent fruit crop. Nature Is indulging III
a good. broad smile just now.
Hon. George g. WaShburn writes To his
naper. the Elyria Republican. that the Finn
plr local option bill, providing fer the sub
mission of the question of prohibition in
townships only. will probably come up
this week and be- amended So As Ia include
cnrpnrationS. He says several democrats,
with halt of thu Hamilton county delega-
tinn and four Ia six Cuyah"ga representa-
tIyes, vii! vote for tb III.