Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-05-10
The NEWS IN BRIEF.

! The state Of Ohio cannot pay it, bills
Expert fishermen are about Ia open the
seasons sport among the Lake Erie Islands.
! The National Republican newspaper al
Washington is said Ia have been sold out Ia
/ the dem"cracy.
The SUNDAY sermons in Chicago were
united in advocating the summary suppre>-
sion of Anarchists.
| There i some prospect that MI Pea>let
will BE- retained a. superintendent uf the
/ Cincinnati schools
| Sunday was very quiet in Cincinnati.
/ The expected di>"rderly demonstrations
/ failed Ia materialiZe.
/ There will be no changes in the officer :
of the OH" senate. All will retain their
/ rla"eS and proceed with their duties as
usual
The anarchists "t st Inui. met Sunday
and adopted resolutions indUrSing the
action of their brothers in Chicago. and de-
mouncing the police OF that city.
The Union printers of Cincinnati de
noumce the red flag and the Iawlt>S element
generally, and declare that the stars and
stripes is the only flag they recognize
The Pacific express company. controlled
hy Jay Gould. will be operated over th,.
New York, Lake Erie and Western and New
York, Pemn>y lyamia and Ohio roads. wee.
the |. ;. express company. transferred tn
other lines, aS has already been announced
Congress.
SENATE May S.-The senate was not
in session.
H"U ~E-A bill was passed authorizing
the Kansas City, Fort Scott aad Gulf Rail
road company I" construct railroad through
the Indian territory. The military aradrmy
bill was passed The army appropriation
bill was taken up and finished in committee
"t the whole ready for action in the huu>r
ohio Legislature.
SENATE May S.-Thr senate convened
AT 10 o'clock a. III. The Journals of Tues
day. "Wednesday. THURSDAY and FRIDAY
were read and approved
ON motion of Mr. payrv. the report and
resolutions submitted to the senate by
MeSSrS. Coulter. Pringle and Ramnrllr
were taken from the table. pm motion of
Mr.. Pavry. the resolutions were adopted.
ami the oath of office WAS administered Ia
the republican Hamilton county senators.
A number of bills Were given their SEC
"nd reading and referred. Bill. for third
reading were informally passed on motion
OF Mr.. Conrad.
4 message from the HOu>,. relative to
the amendments of Mr.. CuI-> House hill
making appropriations to meet Deficiencies.
WAS referred Ia the cuIumittr on finance
The following bills were introduced:
Mr.. Dow -Authurziug executors and ad-
miniStratOrN I" cancel mortgages Of tesla
tor.
Mr.. Fa>>ett Regulating the assessment
Of license fees in villages
BY Mr. Egger> Authorizing the city
council of Cleveland Ia construct bridge OF
yIadurt across Pe.rir creek.
BY M. Egger> Regulating the Cleveland
board Of Improvements.
By Mr.. Eggers Limiting the municipal
Indebtedness of Cleveland.
BY Mr.. Egger>- Creating a bUard Of fr,
commissioners in the city of Cleveland.
Mr.. Egger> Authorizing the city council
Of Cleveland Ia create sinking fund.
4 message was recriVrd from the gov
rrm"r appointing trustees of the Ohio Sol
dlers and Sailors Home. The appoint-
memt> Were referred Ia select committee
of three. consisting OF Senators Conrad
Ford and Fa>>ett.
The senate met al : "rlrk and without
tranNarting any bu,inr>, ADJOURNED until 10
Srlnck Monday.
"r>E.-N" business was transacted IN
the house.