The Somerset press. [volume] (Somerset, Ohio) 1873-1977, 1878-02-28
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Forests rtempersnee- bill was.T .Teperted
favorably sdrdhee Judffttffay dfftfsa ttomMttes,
with three afaeae6fe ptAaRnof ofedi6g gOt6a0
there must be three SPny1e l1 Ions h199h f4fO
illegal selling OF liquor We fofeSa SaN6h can
be declared nuisance; that t4f{b44JAS bFESnsse
ing suit against liquor selfefsand then eom-
pounding shall be tined and lmp0n1 1nfai4aeEle
that a clause as to selling to be drank on the,
premises shall not apply to wine, Beef 66fHtfS
der......In the House, an unusually largd dAN9eo
Der of petitions and remonstrances.w were PIE
sented and read. Among them were earnest
remonstances against the PERKINS book blil;1
from Huren, montgomery, stark, Logan,
Carroll, Guernsey, Athens, wayne,
Lawren e, Washington, Harrison, Column
Dlana, Fuit0n, IrumDul!, MusKlngum,
Butler, and Wyandot counties. There was
also one from citizens OF Waynesvllle and VI
cInlty, male and femate, In favor OF woman
suffrage. Mr.. Cowgirl rose to question OF
privilege, read the charges IN the C1ncln-
natl Enquirer as to cruelty in the penlten,
tiary, and asked that Committee of In
quiry be appointed, offering resolution to
that effect. As there was an evident inten--
ton to debate, the resolution was laid over
under the rules. Bills were read and refer
red, mostly of local character. The House
concurred in Marsh's Senate joint resolution
as to the use of the kermebank of the Miami
& Erie Canal in Cincinnati by a railroad.
The House concurred in the Senate amend
ments to CowgilPs bill for getting list of
unmarked soldiers graves:
In the Senate, February %, Mr. DalzeIPs
House bill. allowing officers but ten cents
for certifying pension papers, was recon-
sidered and the bill laid on the table, Mr..
Curtiss offered a resolution instructinp the
COMMITTEES on Benevolent Institutions to
ascertain on what terms the Lucas County
Hospital for the Insane can be obtained by
the State Adopted The bill organizing a
| reform school for boys was discussed and
| passed by a party vote, but Richards voted
| with the Democrats. then moved to recon-
| slider. and sharply criticised the majority.
The reconsideration was defeated by party
vote. Mr. Johnson offered resolution Civ
inc tbe nse Of tba senate Chamber to-mor.
row to the Mexican veterans Adopted 80.
| In the House. Mr.. Smiths Joint resolution
directing the Adiutant. General to loan GER
tain battle fiags. tents. and camp euuipage
to the soldiers national reunion at Marietta
next September. and to forward muskets,
small arms. and ammunition for use at the
same, was taken from the table and adopted.
Mr.. McCoy's hill to amend the act exempt
| ing homesteads from forced sale on execu-
ton was passed. House bill to authorize
married women to sue in their own name
was passed. House bill authorizing County
| Commissioners to lew taxes and issue
bonds to replace BRIDGES was passed.
House bill authorizing the incorporation of
| real estate companies was defeated-yeas,
| 1S; nays, SO.
! Ho,se ;o;n+ r.so,nt;on instrnet;no Sem
ators and reonest;ng Renresentatiyes in
Goess 60? 0i,;n p 1oIe for h;ii grant.
Gongless no4 on.o " we n1a; III p,n "a ~
| .Is - ne 5.aoosaJ saId;eS,r - AZ Mo1;oa|
Wluo@s VI 0. 90 .ns P;9I
MaI, was aaoPIW1u-yedhs: h:,1 -, aJs J,,I..a a.
were passed: House plh 70 regu!ate me
services to the poor' of the toTFnshin House
hill to authorize Trustees of Widows
/ Homes to receive and hold additional be-
| quests. House bill to REQUIRE hotels and
clearinghouse to provide means of escape
from fire within thirty days from the pas
sage of the act, failed to pass-yeas 9, nays
| 19...... In the House, among bills intro
duced was one by Mr.. Booth, to pro-.
hibit the teaching in the common schools
| of the State of any branches
exeept in the English language, and in cases
where TWENTY-FIVE free-holdels demand it,
German NAV be taught. The bill also pro-
| v;des that No child shall without the con-
sent of its narents or Guardian. be required
| tn stndv anytbino but orthography. reading,
writing. arithmetic. geography, and English
Grammar The hi is not to be construed
ss nrohih;t;no the teachine of languages
other than English in the common schools.
The bill to repeal all of the Registration
Law of 1877 which relates to registration,
heine on the calendar for a third reading,
after half q dozen other bills. Mr.. Swain
noved to nroceed az once to its considera-
ton. The Republicans flibustered for half
an hour against this proceeding until the
nrevious o9estion was ordered, then the hill
ppassed. Hhe bill authorizing the Board of
Public Works of Cincinnati to appoint the
Citv Auditor. was taken up and passed in
!, the same manner. The bill to reorganize
| the State Hospitals was passed. The bill to
reorcanize the Penitentiary was defeated.
| Tn the Senate February o. Mr. Salzgaber
lntrodncea pii 70 aOoiisn 81 CuaUn aorran;1e The
Z anu r,r,1I MI for M Imhec;Ies After some local
1A'J N a:-..al af a. Sanate adj