The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-01-30
WEVET00M MUCH MONEY
ONE WAY TO GET RID OF THE SURPLUS.
An Elaborate Educational scheme Pros
posed--An Antl-Polygamy Bili-
Beware Of strasbourg aau-
sages--work In Congress.
cuInnNr TOPICS AT WARRINGTON.

ulu nhnus OF tho subcommittee OF Inc HOubo
Committee on Education, II 10 draft OF O
BILL received to-day, which was prepared by
authority of the Interstate Commission on
federal aid 10 education which held Its 10 o.
slons at Louisville, Ky during tho Indus
trial Exposition. These gentlemen have
elaborated scueme for assisting the States
and Territories In the promotion Of education
by distributing among them fund OF
nearly 500, 100000 10 be doled ont at In
teryals OF three years during the next
twelve years, the apportlonment 10 be made
upon the basis OF lllIterate population be.
tween the ages OF ton and twenty years In
States and between six and twenty years In
Territories. Accompanying the bill aro
tables showing the method OF apportlonment
and tho amount which each State and Ter.
lit0ry would receive for each year and for
tho entire period Out OF the 500, 900, 900,
the New England and Middle States
would be entitled 10 s3,Og9, 900 In
twelve years; the Western and Pacific
States, i,4sB, $50; tho Southern States,
So, $40, 72O; the Territories, S5,ii0, 800, and
first period OF three years Illinois would be
entitled 10 Sl42, $40 q year; In the second
period, sos, 032 year; third period, S7l,-
gSS u year; fourth period, S35, IA year,
making total Of Sl,OBp, SEQ for Illinois In
twelve years. This Is the largest sum ap-
portionod 10 any Western State, Ohio IL
put down Tor S752 $40, the total for twelve
years; Indiana, S7i0,370 Iowa, ss05, ,Os0;
Minnesota, SiS3,900 Georgia and Ala
bama would each got more than all OF tho
Western and Pacific Coast States combined,
and Texas more than all the New England
and Western States.
Tho bill reported 10 the Senate Monday
by Mr.. lloar from tho Committee on Ju.
dietary, 10 amend tho net relating 10 polyga-
my In Utah, provides that In any proceed
Ing and examination before Grand Jury,
Judge, Justice, United States CommIs-
si0ner, or Court In any prosecution for
blgamy, poygomy, or unlawful cohabta-
tlon, under any statute OF tho United States,
tho lawful husband or wlfo OF the person
accused shall be q comptent witness, and
may bo called and compelled 10 testify In
such proceeding, examination or prosecution,
without tho consent OF tho husband
or wife, as tho case may DO. Any prosocu-
tlon for blgany, polygamy, or unlawful CO.
habltatl0n, may DO commenced NJ any time
within five years next after tho commission
OF the oiionso. Any person violating the
law ls TO be deemed guilty OF misdomeanor.
The bill makes II unlawful for any female
10 vote nj any election hereafter hold In the
Territory OF Utah for any public purpose
whatever and provides that the registration
aud election offices OF the territory shall be
declared vacant, and that hereafter tho du-
ties 0f such offices shall bo performed by
persons appointed 10 execute them, by
board Of five persons, with salary OF S.
900 per year each, 10 DO appointed by the
President by and with tho advice and con-
sent OF the Senate
The charges aglna Governor Murray, Of
Utah. respecting Irregularities In his Office
while United States Marshal OF Kentucky,
were considered by tho House committee
investigating expenditures In tho Depart
ment OF Justice George X Case the pre-
decessor OF Brewster Cameron testified that
reports In tho Department OF Justice sus-
tainod the chargea II was decided 10 sum
mon Representative White, OF Kentucky, TO
explain tho basls OF his remarks In the
House last Monday rejecting upon Governor
sa.,i,' A., WAL, V a,,,.e 'Svs,, III ~ ,'e. wv.
noaIns n, m' mnm, v,'.o' W kNG vVvo,no, NV ,
n,u,,y nn,sy W. oppv,u"y % ws',,y w nv oWn W.
yonh,, W v, " ,oPvs. u'M .nv ,vov,us ., va sno
,t...s nopmtsY n ous',oo emvm .,1, ~, wv ohasu' M
swcr 10 tho department
soou oon, v, Rvos,p llns poo'' oov,u'ohvu nW,
noie uy wv No. ssso sa anu c,'a','c.ol y, ,no pnl
ienuorcu py ou,gennEnthtns Loouon,, ior
,no ohponSus ,r VI ulo ,unuIM y, VVnB,ossnal
umhp al anv 20 sovvunN ,n p'ousn' y, ioos UP
.oI' y, so,yo', wn'e', onooous ulo 'alnVus
unwh ,u',o,m san vi "~s yeW. h"ong wv
,vol's aio ssoi W, umcn vo'V'o su.ung
,lon, nvlo, nv'w,'"s,snu,ns ,, WV ,no' YIN. .',o
puily sWpPou nnir,spuIg lor un'nor
hno,no, iarsV ,M,n ~ ior gaiilNso n,io w
cl.os wnoro u,oy Spppoo, ouno's lo' u'gMs,
nowspnpc's, w. ~ 10 u,uo's,oou u'ny
nSo,utlon MR,ne 10, m Inyost,gauon wiz.
90 onorou ~ mo nouev' wnlch n'nNos "
Voly mpo,osung ,or M, bcouonl'
lnoro 10 wmospioau loonrg anong tno
,nonpers on t'o EngllSn poeINEe IN tavor OF
,ng ,n,go InVes''n"n.s ~ nanu III ,nls County.
Inc hnri Vl h.noi, WIN WINS no,o upout y
yenr ngp, pougn. loV,vov no,os III ,oAls niu
new moN,co, Lno Earl Oh Donsow, VINO
WIS Wwn'nswn IVY VI uioo wochs
"e'' 80. ~, ~ .,,.'.,e.
T,o. meu Maoe @ ~ ,o o ,o,s,,,ua Vnu'"Vss NV
,a", o p''VHv' Mapa ~ V ,,a @ ..moc, ,Vs ,u "u, m ra
, "o,u sunn ,,a,r on" ] ~ as y 'spVee nv m "s . 40
w. .,,.,, , "aara ,Vy uI", ho. wv 49, N.Y. Io -,
n,no m " ahso % \" ,,,nr"y. @ u ,hoIr ,aoas @ % %oo. ~
sys ss,.ps Inv, eyrco, pvv ,ho,y ,uva",,n's @ % % nar
,Sa,u ,nrnron v INN, ,nn dav"no", % " ns ,h " o py
,a 'v" Tnoaa 1 En",,"h ",,on,a W s,u aa, 'v ,ha,
~. ,a,. %,ia"s .ha.,,,,i, svvo n, A., % ,I,,,',
wy INV vvnvVo s,a .pV,vty ,. W "o sS,vny
y, ',s i uvuny ,.n "u ,na,, ."a. .V'o y w pa.o ~
.'v wv,H Wnv,o n 'Vos'J"s ns .,',., NY W s",o,
.,, 0onsu' puno" 'hs. ,nm .as o w,,.un ~ u,o ou'"
DopI.'on. @ wv. wv .V,s",apnvn ' vi nv,sv ,,
men. 10 yvny muV,, vi .ao 'nc,c"so .,,is . W uol.
,naN liz S"ys @ ~ ss h,saco .,'s cr, ,ne,Vaso ~, -
no.o sn h,,,' nsou NY nY'evs VIZ n,spoe1o . n vo
soao os ,, s'""ss",o" asa 90 s sayg wv nv,so .',s
n,uas . so,'s " n'eavs ~. .V,. ~. usn. W n,no
tfnlb Jul pOuilu, utu ht WUINl1E VlubN'