Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-05-07
THE NEWS IN BRIEF.

J. T. CluveriuS, the Richmond. Va, muir
derer. must hang.
In Milwaukee Socialists have been ar
rested and arms and ammunition have been
captured
Cleveland has five hundred Socialists, but
a call for a meeting OF the clan last night
proved a failure.
4 strike is threatened gin the Mahonng
valley. II would throw two thousand coal
miners out of employment.
JustuS ii. Schawb. the New York Social
i>t. declares that he di>cnumtcnamcrS the
work of the Chicago Anarchists.
4 thousand striking furnture-maker~ pa
raded in Cincinnati Yesterday. The only
flag displayed was that of their country. the
Stars and Stripes.
The report of the Ohio house of repre-
Seutative~, sent 10 the |. :. senate, is de
fertive but il can be- made all right by a
little proper and prompt action.
Warrants for the arrest of the renegade.
Ohio senators will be placed in the hands of
the proper officials today. with Instructions
10 follow the fugitiveS and bring them in.
Lewis York. engaged in scattering an
arrhst literature about Logansport. Ind.
NtlN "AiA'N Al''lA ~ "a ''liAh.lhtN w 'AtlAtilp
and advised 10 leave town. He left by the
first train.
The American Medical association. in
convention at St Louis. elected +. II.
Gregory. of 81. Louis, president. The As
Sociation will hold its next convention in
Chicago in June. lSN7.
The renegade democratic senators from
Columbus, O.. Were entertained by their
friends in Coyimgton, Ky. Yesterday \
number of them t"os a train for Chattanoo-
"a and the further south.
The captain and an assistant of the Sal
vatiOm Army have been arrr>te, at Cam
bridge O., for beating a drum in the street
and fined - by the mayor. Great excite
ment prevails. and the case has been ap-
pealed Ia the common pleas court
Base Ball, Thursday.
Chicago !. Detroit |: PittSburg &. St
Louis Browns 0; Philadelphia II. Boston 4
Kansas City I. st. Louis MaruonS ; tthree
innings -rainl: New York :. Washington
>: Metropolitan ;, Athletic I; Brooklym II,
Baltimore Il.
Ohio Legislature.
SENATE. May 6.-No quorum present:
warrants were issued for the abNentees.
RESOLUTIONS To require the
hoard of public works 10 make mufe com
plrte reports. A resolution was offered
and referred tO cedc the MuSkingum i'm
prUyrment Ia the United States. Bills
passed Making the warden of the p,ni-
Tertiary act a. hangman: providing for
printing a roster of Ohio soldiers: prohibit
ing life and accident insurance companies
from issuing more policies than can br paid
on one assessment: eXemIting soldiers from
working two days on the public highways.
Congress.
SENATE.-M May 6.-In the senate TO-DAY,
on motion of Mr.. Sherman. il was agreed
that the anti-ChineSe indemnity bill should
be special order for May 10. The Pactc
railroad funding bill was made the special
order for May H. The inter state COM
merce bill was called up. and after Cum>id-
cradle drbate, it was agreed that vote
should be taken on the bill next TUESDAY.
Mr.. Miller. from the committee on eduCa-
ton and IaIOr. reported fayorabIy bill
making eIght hours days work for letter
carriers. Mr.. Logan. during the afternoon
offered an amendment tu the Mex
lean pension hill which. among other
things. proposes Ia repeal the restriction
upon the payment uf arrears Of pensions to
soldiers and sailors of the late war whose
claims are nltH prior 10 July /, lN>N, and
comforting pension on all soldiers. dis
abled from any cause other than their own
careless and vicious conduct. who served
three months. The amendment also i'll
cretseS all classes of existing pensions.
HOU~E-An adverse report was made by
the judiciary committee on the Joint re>o-
luton proposing constitutional amend
ment providing for female suffrage. The
bill +" create a department of agricu-
ture and labor was called up. but
diIatnry motions prevented its con
SideratiOn during the morning hour
The house then went into committee of the
whole on the river and harhOT bill. After
some discussion the committee rose and re
ported the bill to the house. An amend
meni was offered. and agreed to, providing
that appropriations for the improvement OF
the Lower Mississippi and of the Missouri
river shall be expended under the direction
of the secretary of war, without the inter
ventiOn of the Mississippi and Missouri
river commissions. The bill was finally
paSsed-yeas 145, nays l02-and the house
adjourned at $50 p. H.. after an unsuccesS-
ful attempt to get up an electoral count bill.