Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-07-24
THE NEWS IN BRIEF.

Sir Charles Dixie is to live IN France.
Mrs. Crawford is to reside in Italy
Mary Garvie, burglar, was arrested near
Mt. Vernon. o.
Eastern works report all encouraging de-
mand for locomotives.
Wheat is pouring into Toledo. and there
is scarcity of money to handle it.
Forty persons were poisoned by eating
church supper ice cream at Eastport, Me.
Julius Barth was thrown from a delivery
wagon at Akron, O., and fatally injured.
DR.. Millman, leading physician at Sandy
vile, o., has been arrested for swindling.
Lord Harrington announces that he favors
local government for the three kingdoms
Chicago railroad lines will. within the
next year and half. put over $50. 600. 900
in extension.
Grandmaster Workman Poverty is under
stood u be opposed TO trade unionism. Geo.
f. McNeill favOrS the unions which makes
him formidable candidate for the office
POwderly holds.
BASE BALL-Baltimore 10. Cincinnati s:
Louisville Z. BrOoklyns 0: Detroit II. Ma
rooms 4; Washington ,, Boston 8; Phila-
delphia 4, New York 0; ST. Louis 4. Metro
politans 3; PittSburg II, Athletic 6: Chi
cagO IL, Kansas City 0.
The adjutant general L. s. A. consents
to furnish copies of the missing rolls of
Ohio to complete the roster of that state for
the history of the volunteers entering the
service during the war of the rebellion.
Ohio TO pay the expense.
'Of two hundred Russian Jews. recently
arrived IN New York. number will be sent
back as pauperS. The Castle Garden au-
thOrltleS will not permit any of them To
land who cannot give satisfactory proof of
their ability to support themselves BY hon
est work.
Rev. q. W. II. Smith. pastor of the Re
formed church. Lancaster, O., has brought
suit for $4,000 damages for libel against
members of his former congregation at CR-
sar creek. Greene county. for falsely charg-
ing him with forgery in attaching names
to subscription paper in aid of Heidelberg
college.
Two republican senators who voted
against the Payne investigation said private
ly after the vote that they yielded against
their wishes and their judgment 10 the per
sOnal appeal of Logan. Each said that he
came TO them and begged for their support,
declaring that ''he had got into this thing
and had no other way out than TO fight it
out"
Congress.
July 23.-ln the senate Mr. Blair rose
to a question Of personal privilege, and ex-
planned his connection with the attempted
collection Of $500 fee in pension case.
A resolution on the fisheries question, in
structing the committee on foreign affairs
10 make an inquiry, was submitted
by Mr.. Edmunds. The Payne case
was taken up and debated by MeSsrs Call,
EVarts and HOar An investigation was
finally refused by vote of forty-four To
seventeen. The sundry civil bill was taken
up and considered until p. H., when re-
cess was taken until s p. III. The same
order of business was continued.
In the house resolution setting apart to-
morrow night for public building bills was
re-cOmmltted, with instructions 10 amend il
for land forfeiture bills-yeas l3S. nays %.
fhe OleOmargarine bill was reached.
and, after short debate, passed
as 1t came from the sen-
TO -. The Rhode Island contested
election case Of Page VS.. Price was called
up. On motions to adjourn the republicans
refused 10 vote. and the case was with
drawn. The river and harbOr bill was re-
ported dnd returned to conference. A con
ference report on the naval appropriation
bill agreed to, and at ) p. IN. the house took
a recess until o'clock, the night session
being for the consideration of pension bills.