Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-05-24
THE NEWS IN BRIEF,

The testimony il all in Before the con.
gresSiOnal telephone investigating com
mttee.
The HeSsan fly and cut-worm are re-
ported aS playing havoc with crops in Fay
cite and Allen counties. Ohio.
Matthew Arnold gives his views on the
Anglo-lriSh question in communication
just before starting for America.
The failure of the home rule bill seems Ia
be- undoubted by all except its plucky
author. who stands by his guns.
An insane man named 5. o. Wallace.
confined in the Mt Gilead, o.. Jail. hanged
himself in his cell with sheet from the
bed
William Means. of Cincinnati. received a
dispatch in Washington from Berlin stating
that Minister PendetOn had started fuI
home.
Don Carlos has issued manifesto rcpudi-
ating Christmas newborn son a. heir 10
the thrown. He says he will never sur
render his claims.
Martin Irons. of Assembly IO1 notoriety.
has been interviewed at Kansas City. and
denies having fled from Sedala. lie con
templates lecture tour.
Ira Davenport. the New York millionaire
congressman, is reported ready 10 follow
the presidents example and marry in the
fall a lady OF Ehmira, " Y
John c. Riley, President Cleyeland'>
nominee for postmaster of Cincinnati. is in
Washington. He disclaims all connection
with the Ohio gang democracy.
John c. Callahan. Washington painter.
has brought suit for 5000 damages against
members of painters union for con>pira-
cy to injure his business through boycott
ting.
Allen J. SwartZ. formerly of Mansfield
Ohio. who INDUCED in the luxury of two
wives, was convicted of bigamy in Orange
county. Fla. and sent TO state prison for
three years.
Billy Weldon and \. Rodeguez. feather
weights, fought twemty-une rounds with
two-Uunce gloves. near New York. until
both were totally exhausted. The fight
was declared a draw.
Several boys attempted to pass counter
felt $40 bills on the bank of Portland. Ct.
at Tiffin. q. 1t is thought countertieiter-
have adopted this method of putting the
c'unterfeits in circulation.
Secretary of State Robinson and Auditor
sign the necessary papers and close the
contract with Albert Meter and his sureties
for the $500. 900 loan to the state.
Four ST. Louis anarchists were arrested
Sunday, un warrants charging them with
having introduced and urged the adoptionuf,
at all unlawful asSemblagt. re- OlutiunS in
dorSing the actions of the anarchists dur
ing the IIaymarket riot in Chicago.
Two hundred and forty Spencer rifles.
from which six buckShot cartridges can be
fired in three seconds, have been ordered
for the Ohio militia Orders are expected
from Chicago. New York and other cities.
The arm would be very effective in the
event of a riot.
4 number OF quiet meetings of working
men were held in Cincinnati Sunday at
which reports were made that most of the
strikers had returned to work. The print
ers on the German papers, 'DlkSbIdh.
Frcie PrGSSC and IuzcigCr-are still out
but their places are being tilled with Othe,
wOrkmen. and the papers appear regularly.
Congress.
May 22.-The senate was not in session
today.
HoUSE.-The senate bill WAS passed ex-
tending the time for two years within
which the 81. Louis and San Francisco Rail
road Company may complete its line through
the Indian territory. The senate inter
state commerce bill was reported back with
the house bill a. a substitute and referred
to the committee of the whole. After pass
ing few private bills the free ship bill
was taken up and discussed for the rest of
the day.
Pure blood is absolutely necessary in
order to enjoy perfect health. Hoods Sar-
Saparilla purifieS the blood and strengthens
the system.
Henry Sharp, an aged inmate of the Sol
diers' home at Dayton. O.. died in the depot
at that place while waiting for train.
st. Jacobs oil positively cures rheuma-
tiSm. neuralgia and other bodily pains.
The acting secretary of the treasury has
issued call for $1,000. 900 of the three
percent. loan Of lSS2.
For TnuVhS and cnIlS Pol Stor T,,.rI