Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-04-27

same At 10 "'cI"ck the toIimwtng gentle
men could have been seen seated in quar-
tetteS around the tables III Costs
ice cream ssloon in the Arcade:
J. Z. Martindell. member from
the Fifth ward. would-be president
and ''wouldn't-be" anything else; Howard
HutchkiS~ and Frank Shrimpf. of the Srv
enth: Ii. G. Eisenmrnger, Of the Ninth;
Mike Kearn~. of the Fourth; f.. Holden, of
the Eighth; John Cox. Of the First, Mr..
LOrcuI'> colleague and J. VI. Pence, tn"
ncwly-srattd member from tlr Seventh
Besides these there were Frank VI. llagam,
Esd. Samuel Taylor and other prominent
democrats The crowd tackled Ice cream,
cake, fruit and cigars and discussed political
trrachrry with their mouths full. They prob
ably had heap of fun. and last night
will doubtless GO laundering down the ages
As the only occasion whereon there was Il
division of sentiment among democrats
when invited to take something.
Said one of the Seven" to a reporter
this morning: We had better food. more
fun, less strained relations, and a clearer
conscience than I.orrnZ, and I'll bet on it,"
Springfield Comrades mt Cleveland.
Commander ChaS. :. ShcwaItrr. of
Mitchell Post No. ~ q. A. L., d. W.
Stroud. and Commander F.. FaltL, of Powell
Post, fremont. leave tonight To attend the
twentieth annual encampment of the Grand
and the third annual convention OF the
WomanS Relief Corps, 10 be- held at Cleve-
land "Wednesday. Thursday and Friday of
this week Past Commanders F. :. Pen
field and ID. &. Putnam, the latter a mem
ber of the council of administration left
last night.
strong effort will be made To have
Springfield chosen aS the place for the next
annual encampment, and it is now fully
believed that the plan will obtain. Conn
mander Shewalter goes armed with Il res
| olution adopted by the city council. and
mayor Gn"dwn will be present in person to
urge the acceptance of Springfield.
Following is the order OF business of the
encampmeat
The meeting of the council of admins
tration will be- held at the Forest City
house, i'll room "A, Il: 30 p. M, un Tues
day.I
Tie first business meeting of the depart
ment will be held in Music Hall at 10 a. IN.
on Wednesday. The order of business will
be as follows:
Opening of the enCampnent.
Calling roll OF officers.
Report of committee on credentials.
Calling roll of members.
Report of officers
| Appointment Of committees on reports of
/ officers.
| Reception and reference of committees.
Reports of committees.
| Miscellaneous business.
Election and installation of officers.
In the evening a post meeting will be
| held in Red Cross Rink. presided over by
| department officers. Short addresses will
| be- delivered, and chorus has been organ
| lied 10 lead in singing old army SONGS.
On Thursday morning a business meet
| ing Of the department will be- held in Music
| Hall. The street parade will take place at
| ; p. IN
| The campfire 80 be held in Music Hall at
40 p. III. on Thursday will be- presided
over by Comrade J. o. Win>hip. Music
will be furnished by the band and glee
club, and speeches will be- delivered by
! Rev. }. l.. Wyly, department chaplain; Cen
eral Il. b. Hayes. Governor J. b. Foraker.
Mayor Genrge w. GaTduer. Colonel John q.
WinShip, Commander-in-Chief ). :. Bur
dett. Department Commander X. b. Brown.
Lnttie l.. Myers. president Woman'S Relief
Corps. department of Ohio: Sarah VI. +.
| Battles, secretary WOman's Relief Corps:
General John A. Logan, General Lew Wal
lace. William Mckinley, jr., Corporal
James Tanner, Hon. K. A. Alger governor
"f Michigan, and Commissioner of Pen
SiOnS John C. Black.
Another business meeting will be held in
Music Hall on Friday. 4 banquet and
dance will be given in Red Cross rink at
5 y. III.