Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-06-22
THE NEWS IN BRIEF.

Gladstone spoke again at Edinburgh Mon
day night
The ease Of Judge David Davis. of Him
niS, iS pronounced hopeless.
A decision in the celebrated Macarthur
will case is expected in the l. ). court,
Cincinnati. today, Tuesday.
II i thought the supreme court will render
a decision today, Tuesday. nn the motion 10
dismiss the east brought from Cincinnati
To test the c"m>titutionality of the Dow
law.
BASE BAIL.-St. Louis 4. Cincinnati ;:
Pitt>hurg :. Louisville ;: Athletic :. Brook
lyn :; Metropolitan /. Baltimore |; Detroit
/. Chicago !; MaroOn> i. Kansas City ;:
New York :. Washington 3.
John Taylor farm hand. was Stung on
the wrist 10y a blowing viper. yemumuuN
snake. several days ago, near Newark. o.
Since then he has suffered numerous VIC
lent paruXySnlS. his disease somewhat IT,
Sembling hydrophobia.
President Cleveland writes that he will
probably be- present AT the opening of the
Cincinnati Exposition, or some time during
its continuance. \ committee will be sent
Ia Washington Ia formally invite him and
the members of his cabinet.
Messages from the Henry Ward Beechrr
party. written on board a Cunard steamer a
hundred miles at SEA. were brought back Ia
New York by ca ~rier pigeons. Among the
missive> was one addressed 10 Mrs. Mar
garrt johnson. of Glendale. ..
Among the fifteen vetneS sent by the pres
ldent 10 the senate Monday We're two diSap-
proving bills Ia appropriate Sl5O,OOO each
for public buildings at GAINESVILLE. O. and
Sioux City. Iowa. Ii Is inunated that the
Dayton bill will share the same fate. The
Heto of the GAINESVILLE bill CAUSES much un-
pleasant comment
Congress.
June 2l-In the senate the credentials of
the reelection of Senator Aldrich. of Rhode
Island. We're presented. \ bill was passed
granting Deerburn Park Ia the city "f Chi
cagn for the use and benefit of public in
Stitutions. A resolution was agreed calling
m the secretary of the interior for in
formation regarding the cancellation
of land entries for fraud from and
during the year lss3. The senate took up
the bill Ia grant right of way through
Yellowstone Park 10 the Cmnabar and
Clark> Forks railroad company. 1t was
laid aside for the army appropriation bill
which comes from the house with ameSSage
of num-Cuncurrrmce in the senate amend
mentS. \ conference committee was APP
pointed. The diplomatic appropriation bill
was also received with a message of non
concurrence. 4 conference committee was
appointed. Notice WAS given that the coli
ference report Un the ppSt-Otiice apprOpTia-
tinn hIll would be called up oil "Wednesday.
The bill t" repeal the preemptiOn timber
culture aud desert lands was then taken up.
Mr.. Blair submitted an amendment pro
viding that not more than six hundred and
forty acres of desert Lands should be held
in single ownership. Mr.. EdmundS Op-
posed the amendment After "A speech by
Mr.. Teller. MT Call offered a letter tO be-
printed in the R,curd from the commits
>ioner on public lands relating Ia the bill
At 5:l5 7. III. the senate went into eNec-
utive session. and at $40 p. M. adjourned
In the House. cOntrrerS were appointed
on the pension appropriation bill. The
naval appropriation bill was passed. Under
the call of states d number of bills and res
olutiomS were introduced. Several amend
mentS offered to the Dpropration bill for
bureau of printing OF one and two dollar
notes were ruled out on a point of order
after considerable discussion. Pending
consideration of the bill, the House ad-
juurned al p. IN