Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-06-11
THE NEWS IN BRIEF.

The next Ohio democratic state rnnyen-
ton will be held at Toledo, August l.
and Is.
James Ne>bitt. of Troy. O.. recorder ot
the Grand Cnmmandery of Knights Templar
of Ohio, Is seriously i'll.
The indicted Chicago anarchists have Oh
tanned a change of Ncuur Ia another court.
and trial has been set for June p.
The six Chinese highbindrr>. convicted in
81. Louis of the murder of Lon johnson. 4
Chinese detective, will Souu bc sentenced Ia
hang.
X. q. lngerSoli has been elected president
of the Toledo. Cincinnati and St Louis rail
road. changed 10 the name of Toledo, st.
Louis and kan>.,S City.
Tmuhadour. the property of Captain sam
Brown. of PIttshurE, easily won the suburb
All stakes III tie SherpShead Bay races. de
feating twenty other horses.
In Oregon the democrats elect governor.
treasurer and supreme judge. the republic
ans the other candidates and Hermann Ia
congress. The democrats will control the
state institutions for the next four years
Base Ball-PIttShurg ). Cincinnati !: Ati-
letic ; Metropolitan :: Bru"klym .. Balti-
more 1: Louisville :. st Louis ,: Ihiladcl-
phia 1, National ); Boston ;. New York .;
Lebanon Marunn> L, Mohawk Browns >:
GAINESVILLE -. Ohio> ).
Rev. W. II. Roberts. librarian of Prince
ton college. has been elected tu >urrrd the
late Dr. Els in the chair of practical the
nlogy in Lane seminary. Cincinnati Dr
Roberts was born IN Wales in lSS4 came tu
this country III early life, and graduated
from Columbia College in lS,i:;
George X. Duckwurth. leading Cinciu-
natl democrat. says any talk about the de
feat of the Dow law l. sheer nunseIIsr
The democratic party. he says. put it,
t"nt into it badly when il fought and de
feated the Scott law. and if il PROPOSES Il
like course NOW want it understood that l..
for one, cut lun>e from the organizations"
Congress.
SENATE-Juue l0.-In the senate. after
routine business. Mr. Beck called up his
bill 10 prohibit members of congress from
accepting retaInrr> from Railroad companies
which have subsidies on land grants
from congress. 1t was passed without
reference Ia any committee by a vote of 3.
I" II. The agricultural bill was then
taken up and passed substantially a. it came
from the committee. Mr.. McPhrr~on intro
ment appropriatimg SG. ~. 600 The North
rrn Pacific forfeiture bill was laid before th,.
Senate. Mr.. ltiddlrhcrgrr insisted on Il
vote on the question Uf taking up his resi-
luton against executive S''>Siuu~ The SELL
ate refused Ia take ii up-yras :. mavs -
Mr.. CoCkrrll offered an amendment Ia the
forfeiture hill furIeting all lands not earned
within the time required 10y the granting act
The bill and amendment were then ordrr,.,t
printed. On motion of Mr.. Hawlrv, il wa>
agreed Ia reconsider the vote on Senate,
Beck'S bill. passed earlier in the dal
In the house the Tennessee members con
Sumed over an hour discussing the alleged
nl>LpprOpriatinm OF school funds hl Srna-
tor Harris when that gentleman was gov
crI"r of the state. The matter was finally
Dropped, and after several bills had been
rrport+d from COMMITTEES the legislative ali
preparation bill was taken up. \ point ni
order that the rules of the house prohibit
lLE the reduction OF salaries already
established was sustained 10y the chair
Nine of the 100 pages ot the bill had b,4.lp
considered up Ia Il o'clock. when the, huu>,
adjourned.