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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-12-02
TheGenIraIIOHVa.

CHICAGO. Dec, IA bill to foreclose
the first mortgage of S1.517, 900 on the Chi
cago division of the Central Iowa Railroad
company of Iowa was filed in the federal
court here to-day by the Central Trust COM
pany of New York. The bill relates that
the money was borrowed to build the roads
Illinois division, which runs from Peoria to
Keithsburg. and that the interest on the
bonds is past due. Judge Gresham ap-
pointed E. l.. Dudley. the present manager
of the road, the receiver, in bonds of
$50 OOO
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-12-02
81. Louis & Central Illinois.

ST. LOUIS. Dec. 1.-The st. Louis, Jer
SEVILLE & Springfield railway. portion of
the Wabash system, extending from Bates
ILL.,, to Elsa, on the Mississippi river, and
thence TO Georgetown. has been secure by
a syndicate of st. Louis capitalists. who
will operate the road independently here
after. under the name of the st. Louis &
Central Illinois railway.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-12-02
Expo>urein Ca mp.

''Twelve years ago / was member OF
her majesty's volunteers up in Windsor,
Canada. Lying out with nothing but a
blanket to protect me from the rain and
dew left me with a terrible cold and sore
throat. 1t didn't seem as if l ever got en-
tirely over that. was continually catch
ing new cold and coughing and raising
phlegm. Some time after that l found
that l had catarrh. l tried a good
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-12-02
s Secret Agreement,

CHICAGO. Dec. 1.-Messrs. Boque. Vim
ing. Waldo. Duncan and Guilford, the ar
bitrators who have been endeavoring to
agree on the St. Louis and Chicago rates
for freight to Southern Kansas points, ar
rived at a conclusion to-day. Their agree
ment was placed under seal with the under
standing that its contents were not to be
divulged until the parties in interest are
heard from
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-12-02
Rnad Rnnuhtun-

ST. LOUIS, Dec. 1.-The st. Louis,
Jerseyville & Springfield railway, a portion
Of the Wabash system, extending from Bates,
Ill, to Elsa, on the Mississippi river. and
thence to Georgetown. has been secured by
3 syndicate of st. Louis capitalists. who
will operate the road independently here
after, under the name of the st. Louis &
Central Illinois railway
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-12-02
Duluth Marine.

DULUTH. Mimi. Dec. There is al
most gale tonight and it is fearfully cold
The Stewart is making regular trips to
Two Harbors, but aside from this naviga-
ton is practically closed. Three boats
loaded with coal, however, are en- route
which may reach this port.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-12-02

Where all durable diseases are treated with
success. All diseases peculiar 10 the sexes
a specially. CATARRH CURED.
ALL DISEASES OF THE EYE SKILL
FULLY TREATED, INCLUDING GRAN
ULAR LIDS, SORE EYES, ETC. THE VARI-
Gus EYE OPERATIONS SUCCESSFULLY
PERFORMED.
CONSULTATION at Office or by mail, 81.
Correspondence receives prompt attention.
Mans diseases are treated successfully by
DIR. Mccoy through the mail, and it is thus
possible for those unable to make a Journey
to obtain successful HOSPITAL TREAT
MENT AT THEIR HOMES.
No letters answered unless accompanied
by cents in stamps.
Once hours, 9 to ii a. M; to D. M. 80
p. N.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-12-02
MIND YOUR P's AND Q'S.

There are two different origins assigned to
custom Of chalking up bshind ale-house doors
the debts due from customers in which the mum.
Der of pints ana quarts they owed for were
made by strokes opposite the letters P. and @.
Charles knight, the editor of the Penny Cyclic
pedia, thinks it originated in printing Office; the
Ps and Qs III small Roman type are so much
alike that they are always puzzling to print
ers apprentice; it means, Do not be deceived by
apparent resemblances learn to discriminate
between things essentially distinct but which
look the same; be observant; be cautious where
you buy and how you buy. Every man who
buys suit of clothes an Overcoat must
trust somebody. however much he dislikes to
do it, he is not sufficiently trained in the bust
ness to tell the genuine from the spurious. This
is one of the advantages we claim, by making
our own goods we know precisely what they
areand sell them intelligently. We mean that
our word shall stand as good our bond.
Any customer finding that the goods bought of
are not what they are represented. will
know that it was mistake, and should return
them at once, when we will m AXE him good at
the U T K, corner of Nicollet avenue and Third
street. Minneapolis.
P. S. When looking for Holiday Foods, re-
member we may have something you want
How wo uld a Seal Cap, Seal Gloves. or a soft
warm Beaver or Otter Collar do? One that can
be buttoned on and taken off at the pleasure of
the wearer. We have them in all grades.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-06-17
Prof. Hugo IA. srhiIIIng. Ph. ID.

The Alumni Endowment Association, at
its meeting yesterday. stlecttsi Hugo X.
Schiiliilg, Ph. D.. To succeed the late Prof.
n. c. Mueller. III the chair Of In"'iem Ian
guageS. Dr. Schillng was born at Thurin-
gia, Germany. in 1881. From 1873 to 1850
he spent at I,eipsic University. then travel
rd in England and France for three years,
teaching and STUDYING. In l!SS3 he return7
ed 10 Leipsic and remaimrd to take his
Dwtor'S dcgrc,. last year
He is tine French as well as German
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-06-17
alumni, and add largely to the attrae q
3 tIe saamestSeri;ws1
! r 4etaa9uflbyfII tneanSlssi Z
HIGH STREET eRl.ct.
Con<ideration OF the Eid- Last NNfrsF by
- this Ciiy improvements Confmittsf.

Can<ideration of the Bid- Last 'Nil&F by
- the Ciiy Improvements ,Co,Ifmittef.
The committee on city improyemeafS of
,the city .couItcil met al the Ufiice of thn: city
engineer last night to consider the bis n for
-tl.s- 4.t,u-l High street sr--ONjuS ID the
ab~rnet of N. VI. DrfreeS, of the i-B.k W.
fast,l.-po ,lsanita acilo2 with referi' ase Ia
tIEa-slp StrncfufGTd -retSfrrr 81
the consideration of the bids IN that part
of the bridge was postponed until 4 later
date.
The bids on the ahutmentS were cunSid-
cred and it was decided that that of Enor
lIr,r. of indianapolis. was the lowest.
Whrther il was the best, however the c"ml-
mittrr COULD not determine. City Solicitor
Summers gave it As his opinion
that if EI,+sr's hid was MT aGrepted. the
committee would have to advertise again
for bids
1t WAS finally decided tn communicate
with indianapolis parties t" learn whether
Mr. Ilrgr'> houdsmrn Mere Responsible par
ties If they art. he wIll in all probability
be awarded the contract
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-06-17
4 Narr"w Escape.

About noon to-day boy, while cro>sing
AN |. L. i W. freight train NEAR the MalIr:t-
bic shop, made narrow escape from 81
rinlIs accident! lie had gotten up between
the ears and was resting his foot on one Oi
the bumpers. when the train BEGAN Ia move.
His foot Slipped from the bumper ttuwn
between the two bumpers. and As the r;u'-
came together the bumpers caught his heel
and nIpprd it off Is cltanIy as if it trad been
done hy knife The boy heciwaS pinciir,
little but ne escaped serious injury.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-06-17
PINK AND BLUE.


Chapter, Beta Theta III.
Last night Alpha Gamma chapter Of
Beta Thrt.r P nj Wtt,nbcrg. had \ royal
time. Soon after . "rloah thu. active ul"Iu-
bers of the chapter alumni members. and
visiting members Of the fraternity. began
to gather il Alpha Gauma'~ cI-
egant hall. in the northwest
rooms Of the f"urth story Of the Arcade and
when all the members had aSecuhI,'d. tNN"
harharianS were INITIATED into The mysteries
nf WnogIiu. Nnrr ". W. Witmyrr, ~ -.
and Gideon Smith, ef 80, had been taken
into thr fraternity and the beau
tiful Crremhny of imitation
had been gone through With. the members.
about thirty N number. repaired To Ihhcfl-
hurz's, wher' 4 banquet had been laid Tor
them.
When the drIic7tcir7 had trTn disp">ed "f
| spUeCh-makiug was ia ORDER
+. +. OtiE responded t" the
toast Beta influence" and t. Z.
Mccullough responded to that ol Beta II
After Life" The Spcechrs We're both eN
,1l-nt. Bret addresses were thrlI Walt
! hy Dr. l1nhrrt Gr,le. Elmer Billuw. Prof
+. l.. kueIr and "thrTS. The gnN party die
not depart for rth,4r hunu.o until the wU,
| Smai houTS.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-06-17
n PSese Y 81 I IVFIEIIE5HlEyIN Cs( h==sl

necessity. the workman claims that aSS"c'a-
tionN of capital are practically universal;
alone. the workman can d" nothing t" re-
>ist these: combined action is a necessity.
The unions have done more than any
other agency tn make his life safe, even,
and regular. Strikes must be regarded a.
unavoidable evils incident I" In" SYSTEM.
The right t. strike must be conceded; i"r
wurkmru may ask their own price tor Their
Labor. and this being refused, may agree not
| to wnrk for less. \ strike should be- under
taken only when rNprdirnt. and not until
! all other means Of ohiaiuGlng lis objects
na,,. failed. 10 discharge w"rkmru hr-
ru,,. the, are umlnmioto. is AN injustice;
h,saus, the employer exercises the rights OF
combination. and Of regulating wages,
which, practically. he denies tu his WORK,
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-06-17

Last evening Sour snrak-thrf entered
August KlacGtrs Iiousc, un til" corner Of
Lag"nda and Egmmt aNenur>, and finding
a vest hanging on The wall ab>trartrd : Is, -
from the packet. The money ant vest he
l"ngrd to John KIargrr, VIII" boards at the
htlI-s,
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-06-17
ESTABLISHED 1928.
GOING WEST

To Kanopolis future great city
If Kansas. The hest investment in the
city. will Offer my entire stock for
safe, Including q splendid line fsPring
goods just received. Must be sOtd be.
fore the lst of July IN the mean
time will be glad I" see all Of my old
customers rs well as new ones, that |
may give them the benefit Of greatly
reduced prices. ! will also sell goods
by the yard, cutting the same without
cTargp. j. N.PHlLIlPS.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-06-17

If YOU are looking Tor comfortable home.
cleap, In a good lI.ality, be SURF I" attend
The great sale of handsome residences and
desirable building lots OH Tuesday and
Wednesday. Jane 90 and 81. Foley 4 Hay
ward. anetioneers.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-06-17
r sn.sS,g a.rs-g.s T,4% Sa 'i1EJ' 'si1E9J .'s..14 Rt
Hughes ktatbG prntarr{ labgaag"I I'll

m9rp'I;s ta wa ''' Dee Linz, ''' ''"''''''''
fefp ie ~
isss - !" "''N'''. H'' IN, ,|;;, I','i'
Ing fee q llesAeH IA on ai''\''l'''' ISL
N 'rsnd as 5,
Miss Metta 6eiNin, "f heaf N""''' I,ai rs
! On, Is the gaest Of her br"thTr' " iIhe'
GOWN and wiisa
Pat liayes va run imthIS m"'MhS on
die charge OF kes pln@ hl> NA-'"i "l"'ti "''''
ids'cinek at nigh.
Mis- Emma Dirfendorf started this m"Iil-
ing via the C. G. c. Nj. road, .f"r. faIR-
tine Bridge, Ses Nork
. Mrs. Clara r, CpSlnnan returned Last
evening from RrheICbd, -4nda. Where ste
has been sperdin the pat ~" Mr'kS.
Mrs. Jennie Bilgbec and S0n. "f Chicago,
are in the city. yisitns Che family Of L. T.
ipu Hey. of RieeAtr,E't, fatl'sr "f Mrs. Bu--
hes. III
Officers Wesss1naB aQd Heim-oi Dayton,
are in towH today They were suhp"na d
b. testify in the3 'rahR in-p"y Ir-N""d> bur
glary case.
Hugh Mckay, htotitcr"f ANSiStantChicf
of Police Mckay MAS in the city. for tw" OF
three days. be Irtt tips morning for his
home at Deiawsre.
Mrs. SamuelSlark and son. Of west Co
lnnbia. have spmc to -Itlhim-t" hear young
wiseman gradnate frnpn the puhIh Srh"'iS.
Mr. Clark goes Sal'nday..
j. J. Brown ha> received word Of the
death of hisibtrth'l'S wif" in Kansas and
viii go with liz wife t" liltSh"r" Mhere 'h'
funeral viii pSnr Sunday
There, will BE- a strawberry and ice cream
cid al the} Ghristian cimrch. corner Of
liigh ana Meefih'' Streets + i'''iS ''''''''s
The pubiIr '$fs'ialIN "'''i''''
a, Qrlte . lTH numh"r"tDunkardN Pa>s'' d
ttInugf thss<Ry tins morhthE en route i'i
their hOmcsH" the meCinG which IA
been in progress for several days at Ana
num-
Charles Marth was af'r>'''i last n's"'
for drunkeuheSt Jal"'s het! '"' Ut Ut"
urNS. john HathS for slappng woman
Ianrs MrCmr for being drunk and disorder
ly, and Abe Toner for drunkenness.
\ brakeman "n the q. {. {. n |. named
-Toin Hill, met wifi L pa,hf'tI aerdent yes
,teIilay morning at Dayton haA iiiE one "'
mas hands badly maSlled bs the hasllP'Is "'
two fpeigiIt car, whiie engaged III making
COUPLING -. :.
Sltinsheld Lodge, No. So, i. .. o. F.
will have work in the second and thifl de
srce> this tThursdayt evening An lllr'h
berS Of the degree stan are eafnss''y ]"
Iue>tcd to be present al orfock sharp
Members Of sister lodges invited.
In another cs,nlun of this paper will bt
t,,rJ tht advertisement of the Ere ENlfes,
,.o,,,.,,v / ID PhIrrer. ticket agent fol
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-06-17
he cDllnlg lE ,,. Iii uinm, ulyr rnmC tn STAY. How
':;, N &C.: i: :..t::E:S::
mId KIN NN' a. labor 0TganEatT0mS


Elmer X Traugrr. plymouth, O. Four
hundred Years ago. III the regions about the
gul ot M,'\ro. there tiuurI~hed 4 mighty
people,. One Theory claims that the Phunl-
clans. the ancient culomlZrr~ "t III" globe,
penetrated the Atlantic regions far beyond
the Pillars Of Hercules. and planted a c"i-
nny on Am, rican soil. A stll more credit
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-06-17
FOR SALE.
MOI ICE.

pN June the 18th and 18th IN" \. l: J. y "
" K X viii sell Ia members Of Loyal trEi"n
and rurmb,.rs ui their families tickets tp Day
ton and return III one fare for round Trip good
L. return until June 2lSi,
aI6m J. d. PHLEGER, Ticket Agent.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-06-17

Extra F"rmo~sI o"I"ng Tea.
TIN. h :. for family use. at F. Z. White
heal Il Co.'s. l. s"rair. Market Streets
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-06-17
frms s4&einS Sssto pr"pitildHESes saGaEr"
hla.L ths-rtISsk 81 4,


The. Aztec dcSputism cmlHrimatcd with
lie fkrs OF Me Spanish general. C"rtrS,
IN he year 152O. The hIo"dy religious
rites of the AZttp.s were themselves ready
fol the sacrifice, The SpRi>h arms per
formed the deed. Ii, however, instead Of
Curtes. who hehl up the cross for the
natives to Worship. while he and his t"d-
lowers wor>lTippcd only gold and glory, tile
MrNiranS had met with William Penn, &"
e.sratl upon their primitive civilization the
Christian religion iU all It> purity, what a
slaughter mlght have been av''Ttsai.- What
blot saved 10 The Christian standard ,
What a rich stOre-hUUSc reserved for the
historian What change there might
have beeiliu the history uf uHr owH country
ind tnat Of our ''SfStrr Republic -
The speeches we've all very crrditahIy d,-
h,,,rr,l. and We Will atteptpt no individual
criticisms. President Ont presented the
.cUN"ttri Sheep~kiH. and conferred the barh-
rlor's degree upon each member. Afu'r
nrnre music by the Big Six, which had als"
rendered SOME Of its choicest strains at in
tyrvals during the morning. DF. ort pro-
nounred the bepedictiQn, and the au1irrp'r'
dispersed. O.
I. The arst hnnufs Of the class had been
bestowed jointly upon ChaS. &. lieckert
and Ben. +. TayIGr. and the stcocsid Jointly
upon Chas. II. Efrtnfaid and Fred. l.. Sig
mlInd
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-06-17
lion lrDm Greai BrltaIn, DuI NN'N 4 IrIdTIVII
tse.fd II. EN- pre- + oar staf~ ht,erit"~s e Z,

1heHrrhGral government: Home rtIe wUhH
render the government nearer approach
tn democracy and Wnuld thus bcn"ht the
entire empire Ireland Is at present utterly
helpless and dependent nP"h England. The
IRISH plead for parliament I" remedy this
state nf Affairs. but they plead in vain.
But week az" the till Of Mr.. EladSton"
was defeated. Home rule is postponed -
not defeated. II will come together with
an entire revolution Of the British govern
ment
The Irish must carefully guard their ar
tiun~. for their present conduct Will greatly
Influence the ultimate success ct the move
ment.
The next election viii show whether the
people nf England and Scotland will side
with freedom nr oppression.
EVERYTHING now points toward speedy
! decision ia favor "f freedom aud home rule
which assures To- the Irish independents, Ia
ireland prosperity, and t" Gladstone Ia,
mortal fame.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-06-17

NIt''""FTE " "I"'I'" '''H~
The end.
oh for street ears.
Sot . si,,de AN.
Roy Dr Eur., is uooJ,
.-,:
d. I.n., p, .,r,r -, s.. n,..s,rt
-,
'. t'.'9'
:.
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-06-17

LABOR oIGA ANlZATInSs.
Ben. f. Taylor, Springfield, n--Trades
unions have arisen in the last 500 years, and
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-06-17
FOR ssNI

NOR RENT-Hense of seseu rgspis. = soalh
Factory. Cistsrn and 1yarant NAter! ia -
NOR REsT-SitsIy furnished frhtfc ., )st
floor; suitable fat TIVE inesUs = -. ;, Y
north Market stTeif- u
DOR RENT-PaSture. on the McCreishf IaTm
nn north Market street. Inquire on pI..n -.
iseS. rarE % III ClI.. -
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-06-17
jSf W,,,s, ,s,is,,,f ss,s Ts ''' i I"'1"'F yf

WntknbetgI / I = 1T
Hon J. X Mower and wife, parents Of
Carf-Ks Akns.s pr,seps sed: sat spdtE gen
tlrman with a Very elegant gold watch last
night. IL honor of. his graduation AMI his
tWepty-hrSt hrttNtay, Nyhich VccurF ~, the
II ,aT future.
The IYntsHherg,r of tndays sasS "lir.
IIrIwig showed. in his address, that the first
movement towards the new wit,e1lets was
caused by an article in the Rcpuliic, April.
1850. by c. NJ. Nichols, now Of the GIom e.
RErUBLIC." ... ....-.- -
Judge Chas. Il. White, 20; Representa-
titi. Ge6. {. Etwiins, '6d; III }. q. U,vy.
is: nr ]. Z. Stmdchakcr. 20: \. IL Kun
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-06-17

tion~ and awaken in mankind the most eiii-
rariuuS and Incompatible energy.
Literature shows that th" patriotic songs
of TO-DAY are not written 10y great rh"t"ri-
clans. hut by men with full. hot hearts. over
flowing with zeal for the cause OF liberty
and patriotism. such songs ar" never for
s%!.y!ii lss1 ssa.sS has t.:asvsEs.s symn. Ger,
many has her "Bingen'oh The Rhine,
France her ''Mar~riIai>r, England her
..Brittanla. and We have "ur "Amrrira.
tn the chords "f whose strains the pulses "t
the respective nations are mad" I" paIri
tale with renewed activity.
Rut there remains Ia he written IN" ma
tiunal air which will combine the best rIe
mrntS of all the others as the song of th'
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-06-17
LOCAL BREVTIsS S.

The Trohlhtlou Club un,.t~ tonight
Battery T. elects new officers M"mdaS
night. - ''' 20 -[ir
High school commencement at the Grand
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-06-17

have been but the record of continued out
la" LHi,"pRTefApp!r ,.. ,..s,..-,,,lI ..
At last tie irish have unified IN adttSts
.uip..d rflra.. toWard tR,eI9Is .qmd sI,Iatit,c
Independence. Great Britain acts with par
talis in Eely>lny L. Ireland right ALREADY
granhd so't.ana'ia- ;Geosnffy "t less psNr,-
anr. t6fi.e empirrs tsss ~ Ea
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-06-17

tarN, ,Eus.I9 Waisftei, Dayton; treasurer,
Walter Grhhart, Dayton; directors, j. b.
HeIwS, Eugene ;Wpiscigtf pld J A Int,
Bsq., They transacted no business, bey'4d
selecting Dr Hugo X. SchTlling to fiIi Prot
MlelIrr's place
1t has been suggested that next year Il e
alumni give a grand banquet. and make an
rndeav"r, As far Il, pJssible,s to hiring every
graduate back Ia his alma mater. This. OF
course. would require an entire evening.
and if it could not Otherwise be secured,
the address might for one year be omitted.
Of course, there would be responses u
toasts, and would include literary aS well
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-06-17

hands with thsssses heiffhsrseS that class
who werssrefak, IL q -
There ase saotes nsm Iislests ID con
mencems snt hiSysar asan sves bsfFe.
Ross M.,kei and u. X. Hosteraans are
of the board funi ni-springfeld.s5
j. = Snydet '5a. was amopg gthose to re
new their acq liaintance with I'ftf. Kirby.
Miss Mans sister OF VIII Mans. of Gin
eunat. is the CUES. OF Miss ira Re- Prince.
Rev. f. X wagnss teas Is soon. to spend
some time in The northerii part pf the state
pr Edgar /. Smith and wifi leave to-
morrow to spend the SuIniner IN rrnnsy'-
vania.
Lucky is the man whpSG name comss a.
rhabeti aIS just before the sweet n sp,d-
Thsfttasfaiii sfsd W. " Sihsef, 20
and e. b Smab, -, tIast, heht, and ban
Quoted at Lobenhertfs.
nc-tpsert fr,be e,ee Of lstys l,-.sssnt
Surgeah att SsoA rs Home IL Days"n.
cana IN " sbake hands again. 3 81
Even presidents and professors of col
lrgrs, ~ dnct'a> of ilivihay ssna. i,.ke the
shine of of Oscar Martin a~ an orator
Clerk of Counts Harry llal,httS. a. hoI =
F, orcd graduate of Wooster University, sTaced
Wittrnhrrg with his presence yesterday.
| MI Scntruy. of Louisvilr Ky. father Of
Mrs. Dr. Ort and Miss Scntrny. Of the
graduating class, is the guest OF President
v prt.
l. Miss Ada R"yrr, a student Of Hagers
t"wn Seminary, is the guest OF the BilioNS,
;tnd peculiarly Interested in the graduating
Exercises. ........
Monk sykes. took i'm dedication from
Alpha IL tjnrga. bt'IIetnib pun him t.
r sleep. but oscar Martin held him in open
. mnuthcd wonder
. 4 number of very mortifying mistake:
? appeared in Yesterdays reports, which ar
largely due To the reporters hurried and un
readable scribhling.
, Rey. Milton Valentine. ID. d., pr"fesSo
) of systematic theology in the theological
r seminary st Gettysburg. was given the III.
T. grre of IL. u. by the board.
fl The address of Prof Maurice Kirby. u
Lexington. Ky. before the Alumni, Las
; night. was very fine and will be- reproducrr
; in t"murruw~ GI."EE-REItE
The Alumni association. at its meethl
4 after the address last evening. elected Rev
!. IssII Bals lin. president. Prof b. F. Prime,
! ,aeE airy, and. A. i.-tfiiietf, 9, ttias
h afer ST-%t I
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-06-17

In another cosnlnn of this paper will be
found the advertisement of the Erle Express
company. j. u. Phleger. ticket agent fQr
the Y. Y. r. K O.. i the agent fol, the COM
pany in this city, aud can be found at his
nflic.. - Arcade. during business hours
Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-06-17

Nv iert faT an old established indpstrIs.i llir
Insurance company in Dssyton.-i6Vod salaries
can b,, earned lJy corTpetest men. Apply s:sn
a m. 10 " +. Smith, sorulaps Bl0ek. Ls5s =
Jefferson street, pastnn, Uhio- IIio,