Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-04-10

Professor Edgar F. Smith, of wittenberg
c)llege, Is indisposed.
Ida Marot was arrested by officer John
son. yesterday afternoon, for disorderly
conduct.
Mrs. Dr. A. B. Leonard, Of Piqua, is In
the city, the. guest of her daughter, Mrs.
Charles Slack.
Captain r. A. Starkey, of Starkey &
Scowden, Is in Boston buying goods for
the famous shoe store In the Arcade.
Mitchell Clokey, ESQ.,, of Decatur, ILL.,, I.
the guest of bis family In this city. He /:
the son of the late Rev. Joseph Clokey.
General Manager Moore telegraphed that
he would not come to Springfield for several
days yet. He is very busy at sandusky.
Mr.. j. V. B. Hoyle is back from Califor
mia. He says he read Of the blizzard in
New York and picked oranges and flower:
at the Same time.
The nerviest man in Springfield has al
length been developed by the process OF
evolution. Itis stated on competent au.
thority that he went into q saloon today,
asked the bsr-keeper for glass Of Ice wa.
ter. and then kicked because there wasn't
any cove oysters for lunch.
Mr.. George Bennett, formerly of Lagoon
da, who has spent two years In the south,
Is home again.
Popular Jack McGinty, who was reported
as having died, has entirely recovered, and
is brakeing on the north end local freight
on the C. S. & c.
Mr.. Rodney Albin, of this city, leaves
soon for Great Falls. Montana, and will
probably remove his family there to make
1t his future home.
Another railroad sensation Ia brewing.
1t will be interesting reading to those con-
nected with the roads and the dish will be
served up In few days.
Mr.. d. r. McGinnis, of the St. P. NJ. &
N. R. K. is In the city securing laborers to
60 to Great Falls, Montana, where the
company are building great smelling
works.
Mr.. Charles Fsber, the genial city editor
Of the Dayton Daily Monitor. was in the
city yesterday on business. Mr.. Faber is
one Of Dsyton's most accomplished jour
nalists.
Division 9, U. X. K of P, holds an i'm
portant meeting at Rhlneheimer's hall to-
night, for drill and the transaction of es-
sential business A large attendance Is re-
quested.
Mr.. Harry Carter died at his residence on
Clark street, this morning at $3.50 g. m.,
having been sick only one week. His fu-
neral will be held at Wiley Chapel M. E.
church Thursday, at . O'Clock p. m.
The family of Freight Agent wiseman,
Of the C. s. d c., arrived from Tifin, their
former home, last evening, and will be the
guests of Mrs. Wisemah's sister, Mrs.
SamI Clark, of west Columbia street. for 8
few days.
Mr.. Thomas Simpson returned to De-
trsit. He succeeded In securing several
6rst-elass molders to work in the Detroit
Nalleable Iron Works, of which he is su-
perintendent. They will leave for that
city in few days.
Conductor James Evans is now extra
passenger conductor on the c. S. & c., and
is now running the night express between
here and Sandusky. for Conductor John b
Freed. who Is making visit to his parents
at Garrett City, Indiana
The cigar-makers' union gave a very
pleasant dance at Anzinger's hall last even
ins. which is pronounced one of the most
successful of the season. The Cadet band
furnished excellent music and the attend
ance was large and pleasant.
At the regular drill meeting of the
Champion City Guard last evening 1t was
finally and definitely concluded to go to
Nashville May 21. All members who are
certain they will attend will register their
names in a book, and their attendance then
is Imperative. Frequent special drills
will be held In the meantime.
Owing to the inclemency Of the weather
the csncert for the benefit Of the conserva-
tory Of music Of and at Wittenberg college
last night did not take place. Only about
seventy people were present and 1t was not
deemed that this sized audience justified
the giving of the programme. It win be
{, -S.y nieht. Cons