Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-04-24
THE NEWS IN BRIEF

labor troubles a, st Louis do not seen
To be- >ubSidng.
The work of erecting the new Cincinnati
chamber of commerce building will 500
begin.
Charles Morris is held. without bail. a
Neuia. Ton the murder of Nj and Mr.
Duuthrtt
Frederick llillcman. his wife. and Nv,
little children, comprising fishing party
were drowned at Defiance. o.
The Lake Shore Nwitchmru'~ strike a
! Chicago il ended. the company hayin!
made a satisfactory arrangement with th
men.
The warm weather iS having it, effect or
the Ohio legislature, and members ar. think
/ ing OF closing up business and going hnm
soon.
/ The /. 200 veterans at Dayton Soldiers
| Home will partake of an Faster breakfast
including in the hill of tarr a ton of irie,
ham. I.u5O dozen eggs. 2.UUu gallons of c0i
| fee and other things.
! BASE BALL FEIuAN. - At Cincin
| matt. Cincinnati Il, PrttShurE :. At New
! York. second game Mrtropo!itan> Il. Ath
lrtic> -; Brooklyn .. Baltimore :. A
Philadelphia. Philadelphia 10, Rochester I!
| At Newark, Detroit :. Newark p.
At 81. Louis. Martin Irons and \. {
| Couglln. prominent knights of Labor
| Committeeman George VI. Jackson and :
NJ. Nichols were indicted for tamprrn.
with telegraph wire: Mr>>rS. Mctiary
| Burdctt and Chase and three other strikers
/ for ob>tructinE the Missouri Parihr rail
road
Frederick Turner. general secretary am,
treasurer ut the Knights ot Labor. appcarr,
before the house select committee on Labor
difficulties in the southwest. Friday. He
detailed at length the celebrated Interview
between Could and PuwdrrIy. at whiri
meeting Mr.. Turner was present. rrcitr,
the objects of the Knights of Labor and hi,
Efforts I" bring about settlement W til,
southwest difhculty. lie said the cNr,.utiy,
committee had authority To- order strike
but that the constitution ot the kui.ht~ iii,
not contemplate strike. The present
strike had not been approved. He agreed
with the recommendations oi the president
message. and thought there >huuid be ~oImt
fixed tribunal ut arbitration.
Special tclrgTam> to Brad>trcrt'> from
leading trade centrT> show moderate gain,
in the movement of general merchandise a,
Pitt>hurg, Cincinnati. Detroit. Memphis
Peoria. II. Louis. II. Joseph. Kansas CITY
and San Francisco. The greatest activity
relatively, Is at Kansas City. Detroit aud
Cincinnati The heaviest movement ut
products Is eastward via the lakes. in.
Guiding nearly 1000. 900 bushels uf wheat
and half a. much corn. At Eastern centrrs
trade il irregular but generally of moderate
volume. The most depressing factor in the
trade situation i the uncertainty attending
the attitude and outcome of existing de
mandS of organized labor. The New York
stock market has been dull and >piritlt.>>.
The existing situation induces caution and
delay. Government bonds are dull Rail
ROAD investment bonds are steady. while
speculative i>>ue> are dull.
Representative Cultivate and other
members OF the special committee inNe>ti-
eating the labor troubles in the west and
southwest will leave for 81. Louis "lr
Monday afternoon next.
Congress.
WASHnNGT"N. April 2&.-II"r ~E-II"u>t
went INTO committee OF the whole on the
rivar and harbUr appropriation bill. Hon.
Ben ButteIworth spoke on the labor Que>-
uon. denoumcing demagugurs. lie said he
was in favor of organizations which brought
together all mem and recognized the univer-
sal brotherhood Of men. The evening was
devoted To the consideration OF pension
bills. The senate was not in session.
Ohio Legislature.
CoLUMBU>. April 23.-SENATE.-The
senate stands adjourned until Monday at
temoon. Governor Foraker sent the fol-
lowing appointments aS members OF the
new state board OF health under the Sinnett
law To the senate: II. !. Sharp. of Mad
lsom county, for the term ending Dtcem-
bcr IS, 1892: +. {. Hoover. of Frank
lin county. tor the term ending Deceu-
beer Is. 1891: ID. II. Btckwith. of Guy
ahoga county. for the term ending Drrrml-
ber i3, 1890: Simon T. Wise. of Holmes
county. for the term ending December Is.
1889; }. ID. Jones. Of Hamilton county. Tor
the term ending December Il, lSSs: +. G..
Miller. of Stark county. for the term ending
December II. 1887: W. Il. Gretchen. of
Logan county, for the term ending Dt-cem-
ber IL. 1850. The appointee> are all ply
lclalIS. and represent several schools"
HoUSE-COmmittee on finance recon-
mended the passage of Mr.. Green's bill pro
viding for the state penSioning of INDECENT
eN-SoldierS and their families. the amount
for such pensions to be raised by taxation
on the property in Ohio. after amending ii
50 that there shall be appointed in every
county by the common pleas judges pen
sion commission of three +X-sudierS. who
shall pass on all eases before they are cer-
tIled 10 the county auditor for payment.
The bill VIII be- put on it~ passage in a few
days.
Following bills were passed:
Providing that the state livestock com
shall KXh,41N in fbair =,
necessary. order the killing of animals af-
ferted with or exposed to pleuro-pmeumo-
MIA and other contagious diseases, and after
appralSlng animals ;" killed report the
amount of damages the OWNERS are entitled
10 Ia the governor. who shall recommend to
the Legislature the amount that should be-
to pay such claims; amending
section 69go. which provides that minors
under l. years Ut age shall not play bill
liariS III >aloun> 81 that they cannot play
pool either: amending section 4UjG ~ that
when county trra>u:.rN are also city treas
urrr> they shall not br allowed rumpen>a-
ton for dISburNimg school funds.
The great sources OF the extensive cura-
tive range of Dr. Jones Red Glover Tonic
are its great blood purifying qualities and
itS gentle aperitive action. thereby. rrmov-
ing all restraint from the Secrrtiye organs.
curing promptly and thoroughly dyspepsia.
coStivemeS>, bad breath, piles. pimplt.s. low
spirits, sick and nervous headache agur.
and all stomach. liver and kidney
troubles. The most delicate stomach ar-
ceptN it with relish. Price 30 cents, OF all
druggists
Ome night last week queer incident 90
-T.aI . h. l..f.
Y. \. ON opening the stove
door in his har-runm what was his >urpri>p
Ia see four bluebird> ny out" The, bird,
were Disguised with the spring
weather, and flew down the chimney and
'rawled through the Stoyepipe into the >toyc
Ia get warm. Fortunately there was no
fT. in the stove.