Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-10
COLUMBUS CORRESPONDENCE
The CsnEressIonaI nIslrlels.

CoLuNBus April 2, 1881.
The commistee appointed 70 re-district the
State, met last evening, and finally decided
upon a schedule, which send you, as fol-
lows with the population Of each In round
numbers, the ratio being about 80, 900
i.--Psrt Of Hamilton. l25,OOo.
H.-Part of Hamilton and Butler. 1885,
600.
II.-NOntgOmery, Preble, Dsrke and MI
ami. 10000.
R.-MsrcoEi Auglaize, Van Vert, Paul
ding, Defiance, Henry, Allen, Hardin, Han
cock, Putnam. $4,000.
V.-wiliiaus, Fulton, Lucas, Wood, Otto
Na, sandusky, Seneca. $4,000.
vI.-ClermOnt, Brown, Warren, Clinton,
Fayette. 10000.
VTT.-Gresu, CLARK, Madison, Champaign,
Logan and Shelby. l2s,OoO.
VII.-Adams, SeiotO, Highland, Pike and
Ross. $4,000.
IX.-PickAWsy, Fairfield, Franklin and
Perry. IA, 900.
X-Lieking, Knox, Delaware, Morrow and
Union. l26,6OO.
XL-MariOn, WyandOtte, Crawford, Rich
land, Huron, and Erie. 10000.
XII.-LaWrenee, Gallia, Jackson, Melgs,
Athens Hooking and Vinton. l25,5OO
XIII.-WashingtOn, Morgan, Noble, Mus
kingum and Guernsey, $4,000.
XTv.-Coshocton, Tusearawas, Carroll and
Stark. 100000.
XV.-Monroe, Belmont, Harrison, Jeffer-
son and Columbiana 5000.
XVL-Holmes, Ashland, Wayne, Medina
and LOrain. I20i5OO
XVIL-CuyahOga, Portage and Summit.
10000.
XVIII.-Ashtabula, Lake, Geauga, Trum-
bull and Mahoning. $4,000.
This schedule having been agreed upon by
the committee. will be reported to the House,
but whether it will pass or not is another
question. There is much dissatisfaction ex-
pressed concerning it. OF these districts, Nos.
I, 4, Sand s.sre Democratic certain, the rest
Republican.
W. J. DOckstader, of Cleveland, was yes
terday elected Assistant Clerk of the House.
A few days ago he was employed by the
Clerk, with the concurrence Of the Speaker,
for the time being. He vas paid by the
House for that labor, but the House refused
to pay him for additional time and labor, and
hsnce-he-was in effect dismissed lie was,
however, regularly elected yesterday, as
stated, and sworn in this morning. de Is
well known to Clevelanders o.
Our agricultural friends, and perhaps more
especially our readers of the Jewish persua-
sion, will be interested in q new term which
has inst been applied to that extremely use
full but extremely unpleasant domestic ami.
NAL, the hog, by Mr.. McCl--y, Of Miami in
debating the bill to prevent hogs from run.
ming at large. Mr.. McClury became quits
fierce IN his onslaught upon the bog, and
stigmatiEed that. animal several times as 4
"scrofulous cuss. Expressive, certainly
but not elegant
The telegraphic report which has justcom,
to the House of a warlike import, and an
nouncing that Gov. Dennison was coming
home to urge putting the State upon wal
footing, causes general rejoicing-not at thu
prospects of war in ITSELF but that the fact il
to be demonstrated to the world that there il
still an American Government.
The House has been occupied during thl
morning with unimportant business. A bill
70 organize market companies JUS
passed.
Pending the discussion Of the bill to dimin
ish the number of Common Pleas Judges, tn,
House adjourned. r-g s1-.
Coy Dannisnn is azs444i>4l l----------i5t-'
Baldwin's Treasurers' Bill, providing fol
the reduction of County Tressurers fees,
passed the Senate to-day with few amend.
ments, which are not material. S.D.P.