Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-05-17
THE NEWS IN BRIEF.

The Cincinnati Safe-makerS are returning
TO work.
Ex-PreSident Arthurs physician believes
that his patient will be well again.
The Adams Chilled Plow works at Fort
Wayne. Ind, were destroyed by fire.
August Pellman was arrested in Cincin-
matt for distributing Socialistic circulars.
Three persons were killed during storm
Friday night in Hopewell township, Mercer
county.
The seventh biennial May musical festi
val of Cincinnati will open with Haydn's
Creation"
In quarrel over plOw. Henry Shillito
fatally wounded Herman EchOff with
an oar near Dayton, Q.
BARLEY Campbell has been examined by
physicians at the Bellevue hospital. and he
has softening of the brain and cannot re-
cover.
The Cincinnati board of Public works
have resolved to institute quo warranto"
proceedings 10 contest the legality of the
new board of city affairs.
The Spencer riot gun" has been tested
and put on the issue list at the Springfield
arsenal. and the states can now draw them
A1biii btAN eNAiSAh SNhNAhiAthA-
The demand of the Washington printers
for al advance of ten cents per thousand in
price Of composition was left to arbitration
and decided adversely 10 them.
In the case of Alderman Jaehne, of New
York, charged with taking Il SO. 900 bribe
FROM the Broadway surface railroad the
jury brought in a verdict of guilty.
1t is reported at Columbus that the demo
cratS have c0ncOcted a scheme t0 test the
legality of the Dow liquor taxation law in
the l. 5. courts. The petition is To be filed
in the court presided over by ex-senator
Jackson, lately appointed TO succeed Judge
Baxter.
The Pittsburg bakers have been ordered
to Resume by the Knights of Labor. A
nailerS' convention is called at Pittsburg,
May %. The Belcher sugar refinery. at ST.
Louis, has shut down TO avert d strike. \
general lockout of collar and cuff opera
tiyes at Troy, New York, is imminent. The
employees of the Laclede glass works. st.
Louis. have struck for eight hours. Fifteen
of. the nineteen shoe factories at StOneham,
Mass, are expected 10 shut down within the
next two days. The tinishers in eight Read
ing, Pa. hat factories have struck for high
er wages. causing the idleneSS of !, 200 per
SONS. Discharged locomotive firemen of
the Missouri Pacific are TO be reinstated.
Congress
SENATE-May 15.-The senate was not
in session today.
Hot USE-The house passed the bill eStab-
fishing sub-treaSury at Louisville. The
discussion over this matter led into pro
lOnged debate upon the silver question. The
house then discussed Mr.. HOlman's bill for
a commission TO visit the Indian territory,
and the evening session was devoted To eIl-
logies upon the late Michael Hahn, of Lou
iSiana.
Ohio Legislature.
SENATE-May 5.-The senate adopted
resolution requesting tine L. 5. senate TO
investigate the charges of corruption made
in connection with the election of Henry b.
Payne TO the [. 5. senate Mr.. Conrad in
troduced bill appropriating $40, 600 to pay
the Ohio National Guards for service and
expenses at Cincinnati the past week.
HOUSE-Mr. FaSSett's bill to rediStrict
the state was read the second time and re-
feTred to the committee on federal relations
Mr.. COpe's bill to reOrganize the peniten-
tiary was read the second time and referred
TO a select committee of three-Ryan. Cope
and Whittlesey-with leave to report al
any time.
Instead of going to the doctor. take Red
Star Cough Cure. 1t never fails.