Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-05-15
TIE NEWS IN BRIEF.

BARLEY Campbelrs complaint is softening
of the brain.
Jacob Heutlin. Brooklyn builder died
0fhydrophObia. of
4 saw-miIl boiler exploded at Sarah>ville
o., killing five men.
PittSburg plaStererS have returned Ia work
on the eight-hpuT scale.
Nearly all the storm damages 10 railroads
in this part of the country have been r,.-
paired.
Washington Mclean. a former proprietor
of the Cincinnati Enquirer, is very i'll in
Washington.
Rev. Sam Jones writes that he and Mr.
Small will be at the Loveland camp-meet.
ing, August /. and remain until August 9.
James l.. Ohrey, of Ottawa. O.. claims
that his horse was carried four miles
through the air by a recent tornado and
landed unhurt.
A laborer digging poSt-holeS in Clark
county. Ind, found copper box containing
over $1,000 in old gold and silver coins
supposed Ia have been buried long ago by a
rich hermit.
The New York C0mmCrcidl and FinGn-
cMI Chronicle says ''the industrial Sltua-
tiOn Is evidently improving; that is to say
the labor troubles are rapidly becoming a
matter of history"
The Third and Fourteenth regiments have
left Camp Foraker for home. leaving the
Seventh regiment and Fifth battery i'm camp,
The First regiment is still held in readiness
for duty in Cincinnati.
Members of the new Cincinnati board of
public affairs are as follows: Thomas &.
Smith. one year; Charles Jacobs, Jr.. two
years; James w. Morgan. three years:
Henry Lewis, four years: Thomas L..
Young, five years. All are republicans.
The National Confectioner>' Association.
recently in session in Cincinnati. offers a
reward of 500 for evidence that will EN-
able them To convict any person of adul-
terating confectionery. the association As
Stunning the cost and responsibility of pros
ecuting the offender The authorizations
specially condemned are poisonous color
ings, terra-alha and other mineral sui =
stances.
According TO Brad>treet'S Review. the
industrial agitation in favor of fewer hours
work daily has largely disappeared else
where than at Chicago At New York it
has been a practical failure Within about
ing industrial centerS Ia secure fewer daily
hours of labor, aggregating 200. 900 en-
plOyes; l66. 900 have secured concessions
without striking, and not over g., 900 of
the 200. 900 strikers have secured their ends.
Congress.
SENATE-May 14.-Several bills were
passed. for additions Ia several public build
ings i'll various cities of the country.
orSE-The day was spent debating
the tariff laws incidentally while discussing
the matter of patent Office u>agcS.
Ohio Legislature
SENATE-May 14.-ReSolutiOn offered
asking the United States senate 10 investi-
gate Payne'S right to seat. Bill passed
Senate bill restoring the congressional dis
trictS of lSS3 passed the senate. and was
read in the house the first time Ii will in
all probability pass the house today or
Monday, and the legislature will ad-
j"un Tuesday morning. Fasoett demanded
a call of the senate, which showed 81 sen-
at0rS present The vote was then taken on
the passage of the bill. Mr>srs. Gregg and
Van Cleaf voted nay, and MeS>rS Conrad
and COdding refused To vote. The remain
ing republicans as voted in the affirmative
SO the bill was lost. At 3 o'clock Senator
Kemp asked for and obtained indefinite
leave of absence Ia 20 home aS his prop
erty was left in a very bad condition By the
cyclone. This alarmed the two republicans
who had refused in the forenoon Ia vote for
the restoration bill. and when Mr.. Dow
moved to reconsider tie vote whereby
the bill was lost be- recUI>idrred. il was
carried almost unanimously. The roll on
the passage of the bill was then called. re-
Sultlmg yeas ~. nays l-Mr. Van Cleaf.
Those voting Yea were MeSSrS. COdding,
Conrad, Coulter, Grouse, Dow. Eggers, Ely,
FasSet, Ford, GlaZieT. Hardacre, HOgue,
Kemp. MctIill, Payey. Primgle, PugSley,
Ranmells and Richardson -l9. Mr.. kirch-
ner was absent, having been called To Gin
on urgent business. and Mr.. Gregg
did not vote for it. SO the bill finally passed.
Other senate bills passed: Regulating
fire insurance companies: preventing cOllu-
sion on bids for state printing: 10 punish
and prevent fraud in sale of grain seed and
other cereals bohemian OATS: preventing
blOckading OF bitches: providing for sup
port of children of INDECENT soldiers outside
Df Nenia home; for labor commissioner to I
irbitrate labor troubles; protecting fish and
game: allowing right OF domain for natural
gas pipelines.
HoUsE-HOuse bills passed: Amending
he fish and game laws: road and ditch |
avs. Bills introduced: Amending peni- .
entiary law by making three managers a |
luOrum and the term of warden two years. ,