The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1880-12-16
COLUMBUS NOTES.

The term of Martin Schilder, of Ross, as
member of the Board of Public Works, expires
February.15.
THEODORE WENDLER, sent to the Penitentiary
from Cuyahoga County last May for two years
for burglary grand larceny, has been pardoned
by Gov. Foster
The Remington Wheel Company, Remington
Hamilton County, Ohio, has paid up ten per
cent of capital stock. John B. Clement and
others are the incorporators. Capital stock
S15, 900, In shares of $50.
ACCORDING to q correspondent of the Cincin-
cinnati Gazette, ''the report of the County
Treasurer of Franklin County, filed with the
commissioners the compensation Of the Treas
urer for the year ending September l, 1880, was
S19S, SAL"
sent his actuary to North Lewisburg, Cham
paign County, to investigate the business of the
Central Ohio Mutual Relief Association. The
association is charged with issuing speculative
policies.
STATE MINE-INsPEcroR Roy reports the min
ing interests in Lawrence County in o healthy
condition. The two magnificent furnaces, cost
ing half million dollars, and which, during
the panic, almost bankrupted the company and
county too, is now in good shape.
COPY of the articles of consolidation be-
tween the Ohio Rsilroad Company and the
Ohio, Fort Wayne and Chicago Railroad Com
pany, under the name of New York, Fort
been filed with the Secretary of State.
TIE State Horticultural Convention, at Col
umbus, elected the following officers: Presi-
dent, John A. Warder, of Cincinnati; Vice
President, N. Dinner, Of Dayton; Secretary,
Geo. W. Campbell; Treasurer, Leo Weltz, of
Wilmington.
PRIVATE DALzELL is making q noble effort to
| find out who all want to be United States Sem
ator from Ohio. Those who may not have re-
ceived letter direct from him may address,
without further inquiry, Hon. j. M. Dalzell,
| Caldwell, Noble County, Ohio, and be placed on
| file.
THE State Board of Equalization last week
adopted resolution providing that the several
| members of the board be authorized ut any ad-
| journment to hear and investigate any COM
| plants which are made in writing touching any
| inequality of appraisement and valuation Of
| the several counties and towns in their dis
| tricts.
SIDNEY NJ. SHORT, sentenced in November,
1880, in Scioto County, for four years, for cut
| ting with intent to kill, has been pardoned by
the Governor. The cutting was done while
Short was drunk, and in retaliation of joers
from q crowd. The Judge who sentenced him,
| jury who found him guilty, and citizens gen.
orally of Scioto County, signed the petition to
the Governor.
THE following young baristers have been
admitted to the bar by the Supreme Court
Eugene Wanibaugh, Cincinnati; ]. l.. Gable,
Mansfield; John G. McClarran, Wooster; Blucas
| w. Callister, Cleveland; L. E. Griffin, Hicks
vile; Geo. s. Mcdowell, Cincinnati; VIM. B.
Dinkleman, Cincinnati; Edward Peyton Napo,
leon; ]. Luther Leonard, Urbana; W. S. Plum,
Bellefontaine; Prescott Smith, Lebanon; Wm
L. Brophey, Cincinnati; VIM. George Coles,
Cleveland; John @. Files, Swanton; Robert W.
Cotton, Columbus; John F. McFadden, Steu-
benville; Chas. NJ Cist, Cincinnati; James s
NJ. Campbell, Marysvillc; Robert C. Miller
Washington G. H.; Michael Donnelly, Napoleon
Peter Pifer, Findlay; Robert Kuehnert, Cincin
Morrow, Lebanon; Charles NJ. Melhorn, Ken
ton; James M. Loren, Columbus; Osnlan F
Parker, Delaware; James F. Shoup, jr, Della.
ware; Louis A. Kelly, Cleveland; Thomas F
Hansard, Crestline; II. NJ. Rulison, jr., Cincin
natl; John M. Lawrence, Bellefontaine; John
G. Robinson, jr., Cincinnati; Charles N
Haskell, Ottawa; c. H. Buffet, Cleveland; A
E: G.. Haak, Springfield, and S. Il. Holding
| Cleveland,