Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1875-04-02
OHIO LEGISLATURE.

SENATE, March 22.-The consideration
Of the General Appropriation bill occupied
the greater portion of the day "A bill was
introduced authorizing railroad companies
to increase their capital stock upon vote of
a majority Of the stockholders. "A bill was
passed regulating the mode of organizing
independent militia companies, and calling
them into seryiCe....A resolution condemn
ing Republicans in Congress for passing the
Civil Rights bill and trying TO pass the
Force BILL aud commenting Senators who
defeated the Force bill, was ordered to be
printed. Adjourned.
HousE.-Only routine business was
transacted in the House during the morning
session In tire afternoon resolution was
adopted to print 1000 copies of the Auditors
report ia German Bills were introduced
to so amend the code as to transfer reviews
of questions of fact on bills Of exception IN
all criminal cases, except capital cases, to the
District Court; providing that alimouy shall
he allowed wife in all cases Of appeal by
either party in suits for alimony. This last
was read three times and passed ..
Bills were passcd-providng for the
appointment of trustees for minors,
idiots, lunatics and imbeciles resid-
ing out OF this State and having property
within this State; so amending the justices
code that appeals shall not be allowed from
less than 500. IA memorial was presented
from Bishop Rosecrans and his subordinate
clergy faVoring the passage OF the bill 70 pro
vide for sectarian instruction in the prisons
reform schools and asylums OF the State.
Adjourned
SENATE, March 23.-lt having been an
neunced that Gov Hendricks, of Indiana, wac
present, a committee was appointed to intro
duce him TO the Senate. That duty being per
formed he made short address. He was
then escorted TO the House, where similar
honors were shown him e.. The House reso
luton requesting a return Of the joint reso
luton for adjournment on March 80 wa
received. A motion to accede TO the request
of the House was tabled. The General Ap
preparation bill was considered until ad
| journment
HoUsE.-A resolution was adopted in
viting Gov. Hendricks, of Indiana, to address
| the House at an early day....A bill wa
passed to punish rape on a child under twelv
! years OF age by Imprisonment for life Sun
/ dry bills were read the third time. Ad
| loumed.
SENATE, March "a. The consideration
Of the General Appropriation bill occupies
the entire morning session. In the after
noon II was read third time and passed..
The resolution To adjourn sine die ON the 30t
was taken from the Committee on Finapc
and the motion to accedes, to the request Q
the House for its return disagreed TO-, A me
tion 10 amend by substituting the 29th ID
the 30th was voted down. The resolution fo
adjournment was then adopted. The Cor
ference Committee's report on the Oren Fe
bill was agreed tor Ia l3...sA mcssag
was received from the Governor nominatin
Charles B. Flood as Supervisor OF fubll
Printing. "A large number OF House Dill
were read the first time. Adjourned
HousE.-Bills were passed-to autho
ize courts to appoint bailiiisi fixing the raj
Of tax levy for State purposes to require II