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

pursuits. The bill allowing scctarian teach
ings In state institutions was made the
special order for the 25th...A motion was
made 10 suspend the rules TO reconsider the
vote on the resolution 10 adjourn sine dc ON
the Both. The motion was lost-4l TO 43....
Adjourned.
SENATE, March 25.-The bill TO allow
officers and employees Of banking institutions
to.take commissions as Notaries-Public failed
to pass--12 10 16.. - The joint resolution 10
submit an amendment 10 the judicial article
of the Constitution was adopted The bill
authorizing railroad companies to increase
their capital stock before commencing 10
build passed. -. Tho bill 10 create a commits
siOnto inspect the Insane Asylum failed TO
pass--l3 TO 7...eA resolution was adopted
limiting speeches toiive minutes each. Tho
House amendments to the bill 10 reduce the
rates on turppikes were concurred in...The
Joint resolution submitting TO popular vote
an amendment authorizing the Legislature to
provide by law for taking, killing and cohlis
eating dogs was adopted. Adjourned.
IIoUsE-The .Oren Fee till was taken
up and the report Of the Conference Commit
tee agreed TO-. Tie bill TO repeal the local
option clause of. The Municipal Code passed
THE bill to reduce tolls on turnpikes
passed. The bill allowing sectarian teach
ngs in penal institutions etc, passed The
bill to abolish the municipal government Of
Toledo passed -53 to 45....A motion 10 re-
consider the vote on the bill reducing tolls on
turnpikos was lost. Adjourned.
SENATE, March ga resolution was
adopted authorizing the Trustees OF the In
stitutftai Of the Blind TO sell the old building
and place the proceeds in the Treasury.
Bills were passed-authorizing courts TO APP
point bailiils; allowing alimOny to the wife
pending an appeal TO the District Court (COT-
rccting an error in the bill previously passed
during the present SESSION. Petitions were
presented for the passage OF the Geghan bill
for sectarian instructon...A bill was intro
duced TO fix the time Of election Of officers Of
county agricultural societies on the last
day Of the annual fair....A message
was received from the House asking the
| return OF the Geghau bill. The select com
mittee in charge Of the bill was discharged
| and the bill ordered to be returned--lS TO ~
IA resolution was adopted to print 900
| copies Of the catalogue of the State Library
1.-THE bill to reorganize the Board Of Trus-
| tees Of the Reform School for Boys failed to
| pass. The Governor sent message making
the following nominations: Lewis A. Bon
| ham, Of Butler County for Trustee of Miami
| University, rice L. nj. Corwine, removed from
the State. Also, full term of nine years:
| VIM. Beckett, Thos. Moore, Geo. W. Kelley,
David w. McClune, Walter $. Thomas and
John q. Lowe, all rcappontedi Ozro j.
Todds, oicc WIN. NJ. Dickson, Nelson Sayler,
|
Evane. The bill for the relief of sureties
of executors and administrators and
| a joint resolution to print 1000
copies Of the Auditors report in
German failed TO pass.... The bill prohib-
| iting courts from paying for the publication
OF statistics furnished by County Auditors
Ipassed The following nominations by the
| Governor were confirmed: j. g. Dunn, Trus-
Tee of Blind Asylum; Philemon Hess Trus-
tee Uf Deaf and Dumb Asylum; Charles b.
Leland, Supervisor of Public Printing; J. X.
| Newcomer, Trustee of Girls Industrial Home
The billdO purchase additional la0d for
the Soldiers Orphans Home was de-
| feated-yeas II, nays 10....A large number
of reports Of committees were received -.
Adlourned- =
HoUsE,-1he' General Appropriation
bill occupied thegreater part of the morning
session The vote on the Geghan bill was
reconsidered-59 10 37--and message sent to
| the Senate for its return. Bills were passed
--to anlcnd'the SGhme laws in relation to the
killing of wild duck and geese and quail; to
pay members Of the General Assembly $500
| year salary and ten cents per mile for the
| distance travole3S to SUPPRESS the mendi-
cancy and vagraHcy OF Italian street mln.
strels; combining the appointment Of inspect
| ors of meat in cities to Boards of Health; au-
thorizing Township Trustees TO levy an addi-
| tonal halI-mtll road tax, increasing the rate
| from oneimill to one and a half mills liking
the rate OF State taxes one tenth Of anil less
than the former law. The joint resolution
to submit an amendment to the Con
| sttution proposing new article on the
Judiciary was amended so as TO provide
for a County Court and TO abolish the Pro-
bate Courts except as to counties for which
| Probate Courts may be provided by legisla-
ton. In this Gasm the resolution was adopt
ed -. The Senate joint resolution TO submit
an amendment authorizing the taxation, con-
| hspa MI do nj do wa M nntp tpd
THE Select Committee reported that the
charges made by Il newspaper correspondent
affecting the integrity Of DR. Lewis, OF Tus-
caraw0s, were untrue. Adjourned.
SENATE, March 27.-Thc bill to amend
certain portions of the act creating an In
spector OF Mines was voted down. Bills
were passed-to authorize County Commits
sioners to refund money paid into the treas
ury upon forfeited recogniZances, upon sur
1 render of the accused into custody of the
court; to facilitate business in the District
and Supreme Courts by limiting the classes OF
cases in which reviews OF facts may be had
to authorize trustees certificates for three
| five and ten years in certain cities. The Sen
ate amended the bill by striking out the CLAUSE
authorizing a reissue of certificates without
re-eXamination; requiring ConstableS to en-
force the act to restrain domestic animals from
running at large. The House bill TO provide
for compulsory education failed to pass-13 tc
| IS. The Potter Toledo bill was Teconsdered
amended and sept TO the House for concur
renee The House amendment to the jOin
resolution submitting an amendment to tho
! judiciary article Of the Constitution was non
concurTed in. "A joint resolution TO submit
to popular vote a license amendment to The
Constitution was offered and tabled unde
the rule for discussion The following nom
nations were confirmed: John Morris
for Trustee Miami University, yico -
Thomas, name Withdrawn; w, d. IIiU, 70
. Commissioner of Insurance, Utce- Church
4 term expired; Luther Day, NJ A. Doughert
and John w. Okey, commissioners under tn
new law foE't revision OF statutes. Tn
5 House bill to repeal the local-option claus
Il of the Municipal Code was reported bacl
5 with an amendment authorizing municipal
3 councils to restrain and prohibit all places 0
3 resort when they are places of babitual resor
: for tippling and intemperance, which wa
e agreed to-20 70 12.. In the evening bill
c were passed-fpr the protection of bitches
o drains and water-courses to prevent tn
Z killing of fish by concussion on the ic
or by spearing <, through the ice; TO harmonic
6 the acts for prevention Oi cruelty To animals
to require Road Supervisors TO destroy this
< ties burdocks, etc, in the highways; TO pro
IS vide for the appointment OF trustees fo
S minors, idiots, lunatics and imbeciles resit
= ing out of this State and having propert
S within IL; to prevent nuisances in the yicinlt
II of slaughter houses; providing for issun
c stock in frce turnplkes 10 lanu-OWners who's
II lands have been taxed or assessed for th
y construction Of such roads; to protect wood
Il and praires from fire; TO authorize the Trui
tees of State benevolent Institutions to al
e propriate properiy and right Of way for sew
5, ers. Adjourned.
y HoUsE.-A. large number of Senat
$ message YeTe.read and Senate amendment
II 10 bills copcuRred in. Bills were passed
y to authorize railroad companies before con
- meneing the building OF their roads TO il
" crease their capital stock providing that an
minor child, Inmate Of an orphan asylum
b may be mathe'the legal ward of such asylul
- upon neglectof the parent orguardian TO pa
for the support Of such child; maxim
l- an appropriation Of 81 200 for the use
"a the Commissioners of Fisheries; 20 r
" lieye railroads from penalties incurrC
o. for violation Of the act of 1874 iixin
r. rates OF passenger and freight transport
rs tion; TO provide for the re e-election of an az
ar dtiOndl Judge, heretofore created in the SO
o. ond subdivision of the Fourth Judicial Di