Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-04-17
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storm in this burg but such is the fact, some.
inches of snow fell on Saturday and the
weather has Aedn quite cold since, although 1t
went OF within "a hours
The House Bill, which provides for building
Q rcformatory prison, after considerable discus
kibn, passed the house by two more than the
requisite majority, and spllesrapces indicate
that il VIII pass the Senate. n So, then the
trouble win begbkao1l Apoamaoc1tiond' mo
progress has been made in reference to the Re
form School t0t girls, altlfough Bill has been
introduced in the House, locating 1t at White
Sulphur Spnifgsl The Agricultural college,
qusstlonl has Consumed seYon1 1days m the
Senate and all the different points, a location
haYe, been used up except lFbaaaIaad London.
predict that neither viii get ~ and thabh
will bc located this session siiGJgh3 d1uu
The Resolution submitting ait amendment
Of the State Constitution to the people. nut,Dnl
| iziur counties and municipal corporations 10
loan their credit to- aid the construction of
Rail Roads failed to pass the House, receiving
| onN az votes where 60 were required The
vote has been re-considered and another effort
will be made to pass It, A Bill passed the
House yesterday authorizing county colitns-
sioncrs to build roads ffoh any point In the
County TO the County fne, without consulting
the people, the expense being being Peid, ftf,th
the county treasury. This III addition TO the
Bill NOW HirougG' 10th Hopses9 allowing
commissioners to cxpcnd an unlimited amount
Pin erecting county buildings and bridges, looks
like cnlarging the powers. of9cpaniy eopmis-
sioncrs rather too much. Some OF the uhso-
pbisticated ones cannot understand why the
people should be deprived of any voice in the
matter, when unlimited sums are To be eKpend-
ed, and yet are not allowed even to vote on the
proposition Of loaning the credit of their coun'
ty to an extent of one per cent to Ecohstructia
RailrOud. The Appropriation Bin has been
presented and the aggregate amount fOots up
to the nice littctsuml of 81, ,ie2'sA io f'i"n.".
For bencyolent institutions $4O3,475 Tor pen
iten,iary, size, $40, for Reform Farm, S050OO,
for Miscellaneous items including the Morgan
Raid claims, $5o1,G4l, fer Stationary and Print
ing. 46,5OO, Common School fund 81 100000. ,
| A very exciting but ,liagraccGil scene occur
red in the House last Thursday in which Ball,
| Democrat, and Wolf, Republican, were the ac-
tors. Wolf was speaking and Ball called him
to order, when Wolf demanded the point of
order made, Ball then said, ,"Iihavc heard all
of ihat gentlcnan's rambling talk 1 rvcrl wish
to hear Shut your.mouti y0u dirty scoanartl,' y
Wolf very excitedly started In the direction of
Ball, pounding the desks as nc went, and say
ing, "you shut your Inouta, you cannot tyfafI-
nize over me- &C. Quiet was SOON restored,
but all regretted that such disgracefulpr
ings should happen. Tile day for siHe die adj
journment has been fixed upon by the House
for the 26th, but not concurred in by the Sen.
ate. The Central Lunntic Asylum has not yet
been located, butts being discussed from day
to day A new location or . miles out of the
city will probably be fixed upon, with . view
ito getting more land, so that the Chronic In,
sane can be more eifectnnly provided for
The bill oxempting from execution s. LOCO worth
of real estate for Homestead and $500 of per-
sonal property Is now e law-f sdi 10 44his ot
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