Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-06-24
The NEWS IN BRIEF.

Crops have btru ruined by water >poutS
in parts OF Tennessee.
\ man Ia, been found guilty OF hoycott-
ing by Nrw-lork jury.
over thirteen hundred Cincinnati saloon
KEEPERS have failed Ia pay the Dow law
tax.
James Allison of Cincinnati. has been rt-
elected president of the Plumbers National
association.
Two men have been arrested at Racine,
Wis, for the expulsion of a bomb in at
tempt 10 kill citizen. One of the Scuumd-
rels was injured 10y the explosion.
Base Ball Cincinnati ., Louisville 1;
PittSburg 5. ST Louis. 0; New York :.
Maroun> l; Brooklyn 10. Athletic :: B">-
ton ;. Kansas City :; Detroit ;. rhiladel-
phia ); Chicago 10. Washington e.
Owing Ia strikes. the Edison machine
shops will be taken from New York city 10
Schenectady. Three hundred and fifty
there will De a thousand at the new loca-
tiun.
1t appears that the penitrutiary inmate
employed Ia altar the returns of precinct \.
thirteenth ward. Columbus Ohio. made a
mistake and added three hundred instead of
four hundred votes. and defeated the pur-
poses of the outside raScal>.
On brig from Portland. Me. for New
York. sailor stabbed and killed the first
mate. who was buried al sea. On arrival al
New York the sailor was aTraig:ed and il
being shown that he had been brutality
beaten by the mate, he was discharged.
Congress.
June 93-SENATE.-In the senate bill
was passed providing for the payment Of
expenses of steamboat inspectors. III az
rOrtance with the Recommendation of the
president in his message. written after sigh
ing the Dingley ship bill, and resolutions
were submitted and referred. directing the
judiciary committee to report bill for the
repeal of all laws declared unconstitutional
by the [. ). supreme court and providing
for digest or index of the United States
statutes, including those of the PRESENT con
grt -. The Hawley motion was then taken up
To reconsider the vote on the bill prohibiting
members of congress from acting a. attorneys
of railroads aided bv the government Mr..
Beck OppOSed reconsideration. and speeches
were made by EvartS. Edmumds. Mitchell
and Call in favor. The motion to recon
slider was then carried-yeaS 81, nays y.
Mr.. Hawley then moved to refer the bill tn
the Judiciary committee, which was agreed
to-3O to II. The bill was read. and Mr.
EdmInds promised To report II back within
six days. Several veto messages were rt,-
ceived and read. The bill 10 repeal the
pre- emptiOn and timber culture laws was
placed before the senate. and il was agreed
that vote should be taken tomorrow. At
) D. III. the senate went into executive SrS-
sion, and at 6:l5 p. III. the senate adjourned.
In the house. conferee> were appointed
on the consular and diplomatic appropria-
tiOn bill. Mr.. Morrison called up the re-
port of the committee ou rules, upon which
the debate occurred yesterday. Mr.. Reed
raised the question of consideration. On
the standing vote the house refused tu con
slider the report, but on yea and nay vote
this determination was changed. and then.
on a motion tu reconsider. and then To adj
jnurn the republicans rrfralmed from voting.
The tilibuStering continued throughout the
day. with numerous roll-cdllS and calls Of
the house. At 40 proceedings under the
call were dispensed with: the motion Ia adj
juurn t0 Saturday was voted down. and an
other rull-call consumed the time up Ia j
o'clock. when the house adjourned.