The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1874-03-05

nMM 49,
blsHGee Assembly. Ha@ Bu.y.
Feb.i23-SenaaeLP Petitions 10 Foratanll
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. loFateams benz
pioy eu4 an w1fklng oh roads . f4eo0cGIon
OF comPehsaGIoa sSUf countyoi ofatgrs%a
sBlls lnItrJadeep: eaFof lneJrporaJfoh aofj
ed~mpa1lesBfor 1sale80f wares and mef5
ha4daseSlbhAgngsallloine sof itAe1hTsGi
seAes under provlsIons OF tAesm GnIelpA
cole ;tosofgahIz5 aboard of t-W6icommlssi
hsibnefs, appointed byfthsa G~99eraof, 1f5r
R~cohsLEdetfOH on the Central LanatIeaAsyo
EIum aAofesofutioh was adopisd4n4d1FIhgo
why the BoardoofERu Blie Works has moi
Constructed ehutes vefStateadams or tRee
Scloto river, for which, an approprianeh
has been made scrhe1 Observation-Disclosures ap-
polnted Tor the purpose fepoFted2 irdles9for
lgoVefnRient OF the Senate on trial of the
Welsh-Weimer CONTESTED teleetIeny case.o
The rules were agreed t0oand 240 copies
| ordered printed. iEeb sb1RyAd Esaw ,Otas
Wot sBq sIltd $3.50 mif % Lsoa
characterization For a. law 10 regu7I
late mines and mining against passage
of the Kemp game bll;9 agalnstmodIfca-
lion Of the liquor laFs.v Bulls introduced:
10 authorize Abandonment of part of the
Miami and Erie canal; to regulate the
making of contracts IN certain cities I TO-
compel titles TO city property to be qulet-
ed and boundaries 20 obeIsettled before
improvements are s-ommenced9 rgLgD ri
EdtFeb. 24-Senate-A resolutionato elect
an official reporter was put upon4t It's pass
age and lost "A resolution was adopted
10 authorize employment.o of aphohogfaphz
nc reporter to, report proceedings IN the
| Welsh-Weimer contest THESE cas- was
then called, and the contesteess attorney
hleda motion raising a question: as to the
liarsnctlon of the Senate to itfy the case.
Further proceedings IN the case we're then
postponed until 3 P. IN. to-morrow. IA
RESOLUTION &c, adjourn March 24Was refer
red to the Finance committee nib S1s .bs'
=, House-Mr McLane moved TO Asuspend'
the rules andpass resolution introduced
Ebyihfm offering sympathy and congrat12
EIstlons to the women engsged IN the pem2
perance crusade; Tie resolution was lost
yeas a, nays 4, less than two1thifes vo-
lung in the Affirmative. a bill Was passed
petmittipR creditors Of a n embarrassed
Manufacturing company totake stock In
It's businees Tor the amount OF Their
I CLAIMS. The General Appropriation biz
Wss Considered for a Thlie II Committee
lof tbs, Whole. - %
EepElV-COSIeA0LSeAttOH - HuR
ishment of persons who abuse PROPERLY
hifedofhverYstabls keepers for z Law
tTestorlpg highways tolprOper width 4
keeping athem clear ct ,obstructlons; Tor,
iamendmentuo of game aWssasA RESOLUTION
oRas adopted that the Senate be sworn Tor.
ltrial Of the Welsh-W contest, and
the oath was accordingly admlElstered by
lChief 4nstice Dayr2Ihe time tor, aTgurI
mkatron Anterlee1tlenary qqnestions was.
sxtepdedi tom 81 mInptssftov2 hours on.
each slde, sdAtt9rneB GsneralLltue
sci totlAr.lW elsh tAeniproceeasd 70 ar,
tgdedhM pleaFassto Hrisdl1tlpn OF, the Sen-
ate seitry the case9 oMr.i De oil replied
BIN behafasof Mr.lIXelner and was N.
JunaAPiiedstOsbysSMRa McSWeenKd oi
FcounselifOr thelc0npssteesanAt Inc fconeIn-
fAeahof1i heq IatteroArgpments the csseI
was SbHtInaedduntA3pm k97mQrr9Tnir,
thouse-RetItTOns' Against MOdheatlop
Of SnealquoraEwss aioE oailswll0 rsgulaks
Overwhelmingly gatnst HAsse9ezSt Inc
kenRosAme jaw 5EsSohsl1eEsstp409t Inc
/ Observation-Disclosures bALtNash resumsa
IN c0mmnGse SfiLnsrMaote, BnisRHsssai
70 meIs uettsOQReIy ,aPt9Ntae Asr ilvsStInEs
ke4LaU91sAlhg MISUNDERSTANDING dqItSnsso
ldiaaAsiandl ws1er c00rzenaaeaAlsiAg rAlIf
LnAyec olhba1aek1U1lsneednetd4a4Ss 9Asbgu5
slhss.Fqoq Iisds 10 'saoblbs yaulia1" Z
l. 1-l1I Gld abnatl a'dNmS M "a 80
i Fsbs 261SenateazBII s PASSED: TO.
anepdISsrtsn sections Of The mnnlclPsl,
codes t9exssnd the provisions OF theo act
ITO promote andlencourage law library as
The Welsh Weimer, contested
case being Resumed the question. whether
theISeRate had ~lurlsdlctlons Of the case.
was affirmed by an almost party vote OF.
Ion A. TX - E&I
cogusei3uMrs EKinneyrhheRsopen-
ed theycase for eontestor,s aud Gen J4S.
Jones rejoined, stating thatlthe, contested
claimed legal election, and cited cases IN
which votes that should have beenic6unt-
| cd for him were not 30 counted. Exam
tinatlon of witnesses for contestor was
Ethen begun, but part sofythe Etestimony
fbein6 ruled out for informality, scontestor
Easked leave to amend his notice. pending
discussion of which the case swasD posts
iPonedsuntih3 pam5tosmorroWi ohW ssodT
/ HouseAThe committee Atov which was
referred memorial making charges against
General Grosvenor, reported adversely on,
Observation-Disclosures charges, dand~ asked
/ To- be- discharged baRhieh WaaEagpeedato,
iAibIA toiremovsi the ssatssof1justiee oof
/ Mah0nihg oountyyWa soi amendeds sofas TO,
require a tWo2thirds majogity, lputuiupon.
It's passage and lostspAy bill was passed
to Iprotect dideERlksu amending the old.
law SOFAS tOinclude fo0tYalks4 and read
| TpsEsonGr persopsRwhe shall in any man
ner obstrhctssldeEalksusglDh 1sd 10 400
Feb2EwSenate, nRetitions; for 8, Jaw
securing t9soyners and eecpplers Of land,
aHlgame found thereon; against modi6caS
| epEepealdofthe Adsir Law, The, Welsh
] Weimer contest electiongcase beng called
. resolution was adopted striking, from
I the journal ali notice Of the exception
| fled blythe contestee to the 6ecisiohth of
the Senate, oYefruthg the eontsstee ]
l totthe iurisdiction. The ,application9fof
the eonfestor for leave to amend his notice
| to, the contestee was then argued BY
| Generals. s. BoHss and M MeSwesney
! IN Behalf 7ofMr!gWelsh, and Hoa bR.E s.
Rarney forMf. CWeihsf.nsAt the Gonelu-i
| sion. ofMr. Ranneyss aEeumentDthe case
was cohtinued until F.30 in thsi1eRening
when q votepWas takenJ resulting to grams.
ting leavepto- Observation-Disclosures 10
mays 16. Mr%MeSEsansy for The contes-
tee. asked leayeto file exceptions TO this
decision1ofthe Senate which was granted
5-yeasE 2QG nsysd15n Mr., Insolvency..
then esksdtor tlms to prepare tomeet the
amended notieeof the eontestor, and the
casslgasf on n9t,opf Mr. Potter contin-
qedunth~ theslzthsi issara5 ., toa 49,
1Housa+-Sxteen tdmembersI obtained
baYSof ABSENCE "A Senateabhl author
ring the city Of goledoto borrow money
was passed unanimoHslyssiThe vote BY
which the MahoningeoHntyseat removal
bill was lost, was econsidsred and The
bill postponed until Wednesday, next.
P~etitonsl RI rFeductiono of official sala-
RES for andagainst theagame laws j. for
ameAdmeuto Of the school laws. ,Theigeus
efal appropriation bill WA ocOnsideTsd for
some time in crommitteesof the whole.
HoTse bill was passed to authorize the
filling of vacancies in trustees Of town