Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-06-05
THE NEWS IN BRIEF,

Prof. Emerson f. White accepts the su
perintendency of the Cincinnati schools.
VIM. Emmett, well known Chicago the
atrical manager, died In the Cook COUNTY
hospital.
The attorneys in the Pan Electric cas-,
have decided Ia ask Judge Jackson 10 heal
their ease this term. and sent for Joseph +.
Mcdonald and other counsel The court
will insist on the case coming up in the reg.
ular order.
Base Brooklyn u. Cincinnati =
Louisville :, Metropolitan 3: St Louis IS,
Baltimore ;; PittShUrg 10. Athletic 5: Ma,
tional l, Detroit l thirteen inningSt: New
York 10. Kansas City :: Philadelphia ,,
MaroOnS l.
Plymouth church gives Mr.. Beecher leave
of absence for all the time he wants for a
trip 10 Europe. He says he is not going fol
his health, as he has more health than he
knows what to do with. As the trip will
cost considerable money. and he hasn't any
laid up in bank, he will lecture in order to
pay expenses. His wife. who has never
been in Europe, will go with him.
As the result of further statement bv
Gladstone. the success of the second read
llAE VI lllt llPllt Glt blll - again possible.
Two thousand Orangemen at Belfast at
tackled two hundred Catholic navvies. driv-
ing them INTO the water. one being drowned.
Fears are expressed OF a recurrence of the
Orange-CatholiC collisions. A large force
Of police Is endeavoring Ia maintain order.
Salisbury. in the commons. denounced
statements made by Hon. James g. Blaine
in his late home rule speech. The commit
-, H., -. Z
il. At Venice yesterday there were thirty
two new cases of cholera and twenty-One
deaths. Two cases are reported at Florence
NJ 'unt Etna has ceased its eruptions, and
NicOliSI is safe.
Congress.
June 4.-SENATE-M 4. Ingalls, offered
resolution calling for information As to a
circular issued by Land Commissioner
Sparks suspending the operations of the
timber culture and pre-emptiOn laws pend
ing Legislation in congress. The Chinese
indemnity bill was taken up. but informally
laid aside for the consular and diplomatic
bill, which was debated until
: p. m. The Chinese indemnity bill was then
placed before the senate. When brought
To vote it paSsed-yeaS 50. NAYS 10.
Those voting in the negative were Messrs.
Beck, Berry, CoCkrell, Coke, EustiS. George.
Harris. MaNey. Mitchell (Ore }. and Vest
The bill apprupriates $50 900. and author
izeS the President TO ascertain the actual
losses sustained by Chinese at Rock Springs,
Wy. T.. in September. 1855. and to paw
such losses. The consular and diplomatic
bill was again taken up. \ motion by Nj
Cunger TO strike out the appropriation OF
-. 200 a the American contribution to the
bureau of weights and meas
lIreS was rejected-yeaS l. nays 42-Mr
Cnnstr being alone III support OF his mo
tiOn. The senate, at $50 p. M. without
the bill. adjourned until tomor-
row.
In the house. the speaker presented a com
municatlOn from the secretary of war. rec
that $50. 900 of the appropria-
ton of 1883 for fOrtifcationS be reappropri-
ated for the construction of guns The
privileged report of the committee on civil
service reform recommending the dismissal
of assistant dOOrkerpcr Warder. was called
up. After considerable debate a substitute
for the committees report was offered in the
shape of resolution declaring that the
conduct of Warder i'll receiving money from
the city of Jeffer>Onyille Ia influence legis-
latlUn was gross imprupriety. drserv-
lng emphatic condemnation. but stating
that the evidence adduced did not. in the
opinion of the house. require his expulsion
from office. This resolution was agreed 10
Yeas 40, nays "a. The legislative ap-
bill was then taken up in com
mittee of the whole. but no progress was
made. Mr.. Boutelle, of Maine. offered a
bill practically terminating the free impor-
tation of fish, and increasing the import du-
ties on all fish, thus compelling the Cauad-
ans to pay more for the privilege of selling
fish in the United States. The house. at
I:40 p. m, took recess until : o'clock. the
evening session being for the consideration
Df pension bills.