Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-05-31

Rev. j. Borns, of Yellow Springs, is in
the city today.
President Long. of Antioch college, was
in the city today.
George Poland, ESQ.,, of Urbana, was in
th. city yesterday.
a new time card OF the Ohio Southern
rsAIroad Is imminent.
Police business was light yesterday, all
things being considered.
Dennis Burns was station housed last
night for disorderly conduct.
James Clark was arrested in an attempt
to gradually decorate his nose yesterday
plain drunk.
Yesterday Is pronounced the most nearly
perfect Memorial Day we have had for
years. The weather was ideal.
Mr.. Hedges, Of New York city, is visit
ing the family of Judge Miller and other
relatives in this city and county.
Mr.. Louis Edney, of st. Croix. New
Brunswick, is in the city on business today.
He is collecting and collating commercial
statistics.
Inspector Foster leaves tomorrow for
Bloomington, Ills, on visit. He is en-
titled to six days leave of absence under
the new regime.
Hon. w. S. Furay. of the Columbus
Ta. ,,I In hn oifxy doxr
noon on his way to Enon, where he deliv-
eredthe Decoration Day oration.
Mr.. John Barnes, of New York. is in the
city. He is not the original of Gunter's
famous story. but a very handsome and
jolly drummer from the metropolis.
The REPUBLIC has received elegantly en-
grsved programmes of commencement
week at Antioch college. The exercises
run through the week of June the 11th.
The masons have almost completed the
stone foundation of the new Episcopal
church on south Plum street, and the struc-
ture will be pushed to completion rapidly.
The Congregationalists have a farewell
social at their old church tonight and fare
well services Sunday, after which the old
structure will be vacated, torn down and
rebuilt.
AT dance at Lugeps place, on Race
street, between Main and High, last night,
a young lady named Name DeIett tainted
four or five times, greatly to the consterna-
tion of the crowd.
Officer Lauver arrested a stranger giving
the name Of Dennis Burns on south Yellow
Springs street last night, for insulting some
ladies. The fellow had an umbrella and a
razor, both probably stolen.
A rather handsome young fellow, giving
the name of John II. Smith, was patrolled
In from the picnic at the fair grounds yes
terday for striking man in the face. He
did not look to be a bad boy.
Judge White today appointed Mr.. Dar-
win Pierce member of the soldiers relief
for the fun term of three years.
Mr.. Pierce succeeds himself. having been
first appointed for one year only.
Mr.. Gus Gutheil, formerly of this city,
but now of Winchester, Ind, came up
from Dayton with the X. P.s and was in
the parade. Gus looked first-rate and was
by his numerous friends here.
The police received word today to be on
the lookout for bay mare sixteen ham S
high, stolen at Jeffersonville last night and
tracked in this direction. The informa-
lion received does not mention the loser.
A hitherto quiet colored man named Re-
nan Brown, of Winter street, was arrested
ind pstrolled In last night for smashing in
he door of his house with a-rock, whose in
ended destination was his wife. He was
charged with malicious destruction of prop
erty.