Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-06-18
IhE NEWS IN RRlEE.

The winners in the II. Louis races were
Marola. Freeman, Clarion, MontrUse anc
| Bootblack.
At Lexington, Ind, flags are flying anC
! the population is wild with excitement uvrI
/ the striking of natural gas.
Miss Woodford and Baruum ran a deac
| heat for the Coney Island cup at ShcepSheat
/ Bay and divided the stakes.
| BASE BALL. Cincinnati 1. Louisville 3
| Chicago II. MaroumS }: Detroit II, kansa,
| City 1; Philadelphia ,, Boston 3.
| In the opinion of Cincinnati furniture
! manufacturers not more than One-third Ui
the men who went out on the strike can b,
| received back until business improves.
/ Prohibtioni>ts, meeting at Warren. O.,
| nominated Charles f. Holt of A>htahula
| for congress. and listened Ia speech BY Dr
| Leonard against the Dow liquor law.
! p. 5. Hayes. formerly of the Wabash. is
said to have been offered the Bee Line
| presidency. which was rendered to Mr.. Pot
ter, OF the c. b. " q, at a salary of $50
| 900.
| The new evidence To be- presented III the
/ Payne bribery case, beginning today, l,
said 10 he of a startling character, and such
that will drive the principal corTuptioniSts
| from the country.
The American Association of Nursery
men. meeting i'll Washington. elected OFF
'erS. indOrSt'd Commissioner of Agriculture
Colman. and passed a resolution urging the
passage of the 0leOmargarinr bill.
The coromrr'> jury in the case If the tene-
ment fire in Chicago, i'll which nine persons
lost their lives lind that it was the result of
a conspiracy, and hold one OF the conSpir-
ators. Charles Reilly. 10 await the action of
the grand jury.
Grand Master Workman Puwderly has is
sued a circular. in which knights are
warned against plot Ia pack the cnnyen-
ton To be held in Richmond. Va. next
month with politicians. and against plot
10 disrupt the order by dishonest means.
The wife of Rev William b. Chancey
has riled a suit for divorce al indianapolis
The complaint states that Chancey has be-
come a confirmed morphine eater, and has
treated the plaintiff cruelty, having become
enamOred of a young woman and spending
most of his time in her company.
The Fruit and Vegetable Growers A>So-
citation of the United States. held meet
ing at Columbus on the 18th. the object be
ing Ia determing the best manner Of hand
ling the large amount of surplus fruit. and
~ combining action Ia obtain reduction
in rates on railroads for the shipment of the
same. Officers were elected and the a>So-
citation adjourned 10 meet in st Louis next
December.
Congress.
SENATE Bills passed: To secure. /" the
Cherokee freedmen their proportion of Ger
tain proceeds of lands under the act ot
March ). 1883; t" authorize the purchase ol
a tract OF land near Salem. Ore. for the Use
Il the Indian training school: tu pay Ia tn
representatives of the government of Great
Britain Sl5. 500 to enable the government I"
ndemnify the OWNERS of the British bark
Chance for abandoning their whaling voy-
age IN the Arctic ocean in 1871 and rt.~clI-
ing ninety-SiN American seamrn from ship
wreck in the ice: providing for the appoint
ment Of Of an additional secretary of u,
treasury. Ia hold Office for one wear from
the passage of the bill; providing for an in
SpeCtiun of meats for eNpOrtatiun and
prohibiting the importation of aiu
terated articles OF food or drink:
classifying registers and receivers of land
offices and fixing salaries for them Accord
lng Ia such classification in lieu of fe =: L.
promote the political progress and CONNER
cial prosperity of the American nations
This is Mr.. Fryr's bill authorizing the
president To invite on behalf Of the people
of the United States delegates from Mexico
and Central and South America to meet in
Washington October l. 1857. Ia meet dele
gates on the part of the United States tn
consider such questions and recommend
sTch measures a. shall be to the mutual i'll
terc>t
lIuU~E-The house refused to 90 into
committee of the whole for consideration ut
the tariff bill. The naval appropriation bill
was then taken up.