Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-07-01
THE NEWS IN BRIEF.

The Cincinnati pOStottce nomination still
hangs in the senate.
Archbishop Gibbons. Of Baltimore. was
invested with the scarlet berctta, June &Oth,
and is cardinal.
The work of collecting money for Il e
Irish parliamentary fund is pr"greS>iI &
with spirit in CINCINNATI
According To the vote oh governor last
year Ohio has fourteen republican cumgreS-
,iona districts and seven dcm"cratIc.
The adjournment of the ohio supreme
court without passing on the Dow liquor
law has put the liquor tax collection in
Statu quo.
The republicans of Prnm>ylN ania have
nominated General James \. Beaver for
governor. and William T. Davis for lieuten-
ant-gOvernOr.
The Jury in the case of Charles Hess, of
Cincinnati. charged with soliciting a bribr
while member ut the board of eqaliLatiOn,
turned. verdict of not guilty.
There is talk of an independent D-m"-
ratio candidate for congress in the NiN-
tePnth Ohio district Ia oppose Beriah WIKI
rs, who is said Ia have used bo"dle.
Mrs. Sarah Brown recently celebrated
'lti blG llltAlltNlll lilldN li'sll N.hhNitil.
-. She has been am active member of the
Quaker church for over eighty years
Base Ball-Cmcinnati Is, Baltimore :;
Pittsburg l.. Athletic 3; St Louis :. Met
d Olitan >: Louisville ., Brooklyn 1; New
lork IL, Kansas City ): Boston q, Ma
oOnS 1.
The American Base Ball association has
made a thorough investigation of the
charges brought by the Cincinnati Enquirer
against Pitcher Mullamr and tLe Cincinnati
club. The association not only wholly WIN
dIcated Mullame. but insisted that he and
the Cincinnati club al once begu proceed
ings To prosecute the parties IN the con
Spiracy.
Congress.
JUNE GO-Iu the senate. the conSidcra-
tiOn of the resolution fuT open executive
sessions wa> proceeded with. A speecE
prepared by Mr.. Morrill, was read by Mr..
MandersOn. Mr lIuar also spoke IA uppO-
>ition. A bill WAS Introduced by Mr..
Edmunds 10 vest in the president the
sole power of appointing a large num-
her of officers now appointed by and with
the advice and consent of the senate Two
yetoes OF pension bills were red and referred.
The consular and diplomatic conference Tt4-
port was agreed tn. \ joint resolution eN-
tending the appropriations ten days was
,hiprted 10 by Mr.. EdmUnd> for rraS"n> Ia
be given Tomorrow. The senate then pro
,'eeued Ia the consideration OF the legiSldt-
i've appropriation bill The conference re-
port Oh the District of Columbia bill WAS
agreed Ia. After di~pO>img of fOTty-NiN
p yes OF the legislative till recess was
taken until ; p. N.
In the house, bills were reported to c>-
tabliSh a commission 10 examine and report
upon Indian depreciation claims, and to
amend the steamboat Inspection laws.
Three reports from the Electric inve>-
I eating committee We're submitted. \ bill
was reported from the ways and means
committee 10 regulate the manufacture of
Vinegar made from grain. The >umdry civil
bill was then taken up and considered.
Pending action ON the last page the cOIl>IG-
lar and diplomatic conference report WAS
agreed To- and at . p. III. the house adj
jOurned. 4 JOINT resolution extending ap-
ten days was passed during the
day.
He thought lie heard the angels sing"
but it proved 10 he chorus of yeIIs from
the next door children. He grew desperate.
prOcur sd hottie of DIR. Bulls Baby Syrup
a ID sent it to Mrs. ). with his compliments
He was a bachelor.