Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-04-27
THE NEWS IN BRIEF.

Brick-maker> at Chicago have struck for
ten hours pay for eight hours, work.
Puwdrrly has been trying to settle the
street railway strike troubles in New ork.
At Clark>yille. Mo-. Monday, George Z.
Weber of SmithYiIe. y. j.. won the nifty
mile bicvple road race in 5:O1:42' lowering
the worlds record by nearly half hour
The second and third men. {. f. kluge of
Smithville and Percy Stone OF st. Louis,
also beat the record.
/ Lord Harrington says that no alterations
would remove his objections Ia the Irish
scheme He does not wish To cualt>ce with
the Tories, but hopes with the assistance Of
Mr.. Chamberlain. Mr.. TrtyrIyau. Mr. Go>ch-
en-. Sir Henry James. Mr. Bright, Earl
Srllbome Earl Derby and the Duke Of Ar
Cyl. 10 create an independent party or tU
induce the withdrawal of the measure.
Baseball Monday Philadelphia: Ath
letic> 3. Baltimore ). 81. Louis: st Louis
IA. Cincinnati II. New York: Nets ).
Bruoklyn6. Louisville: Louisyille3. Pitts
burg ;. Washington: Washington Il, Yale
College o. Macon: Macon q. Atlanta ;.
Augusta: Augusta .. Chattanooga :
Charleston: Charleston Il. Memphis ,,
Jersey City: Boston ;. Jersey City l. Phila-
delphia: Philadelphia Is. Long Island o.
Ohio Legislature.
APEII, 26. SENATE Bills introduced
Authorizing laying OF pipes for heating and
steam: eNemPting regular saloons from law
prohibiting liquor selling within tive miles
of fairs. House bill passed: Authorizing
mutual aid associations 10 insure against
tornadoes and elect directors for three
years.
HoU>E-BillS introduced: For annual
invoices of state Institutions: extending
time of turnpike assessments: requiring
payment of delinquent bountie> To soldiers:
giving the county having largest part ui
ditch jurisdiction over same.
Congress.
APEII. SENATE c. Whitthonr
was sworn in from Tennessee
Mr. Van Wyck desired to take up the bill
taxing railroad lands, but yielded to Mr..
Blair. who according Ia previous notice.
then addressed the Senate on his proposed
constitutional amendment, prohibiting the
manufacture or sale of alcoholic liquors ~
beverages. He ANNOUNCED his well known
views upon the subject at considerable
length.
The interstate commerce bill was taken
up. Van Wyck. of Iowa devoted himself
to an assault on Jay Gould.
HoU~E Bills introduced and referred:
Mr. Springer UIll. For the admission of
the whole of Dakota into the Union of
states: also. To establish a department of
labor and tn create a board for the arhitri-
ton "f controversies between labor and cap
ital.
Mr. Gru>yrnoT 90. A resolution reCitiug
that by the action of congress in reducing
the tariff on wool that industry has been
rendered unrvmunrratiyc. and declaring il
tu be the SENSE OF the house that the tariff
of 1851 should he restored.
Mr. Warner O.I-Tu regulate Interstate
commerce and 10 provide for boards uf ar
bitration.
Mr. McCuma> md. Authorizing the
select committee investigating labor trou-
hleS Ia investigate troubles between mine
owners and miners in the bitumiuuu> regions
of Pennsylvania, Maryland and West Viz
gimia.
Mr.. O'NriII (Mu. Sympathizing with
Mr.. Gladstone in his efforts tu secure free
parliament for Ireland.
The house then went into committee ot
the whole Mr. WelIborn. of Texas. in the
chair on the river and harbur apprupria-
ton bill.
some progress was made, when the com
miftt.t. rose and the house adiOuTurd