The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1884-01-24
OHIO GENERAL ASSEMBLY,

COLUMBUS, January 1U.-SENATE.--Mr. VII.
liston presented memorial of S. S. BlooR,
eontesting the election of 7. G.. Loomis, Sena
tor from the twenty-seventh and twenty-ninth
Districts. Tabled. resolution was adopted
ordering one thousand additional copies of
Reeds Pharmacy bill printed. The nomina.
ton OF Barthomcn Tristeram, vice Robert D.
Dr1mm was confirmed as the Trustee of the
from the Select Committee to draft rules gov
ern1ng contested election cases, submitted a
from day to day and take precedence of all
other business. The first of the cases will be
day. ''-''''
HoUsE.-Bills were introduced as follows:
Regulating the fares on railroads and COM
peIllng conductors to give receipts for cash
to compel Sheriffs and County Clerks to pay
interest on certain moneys when they fail to
give nv, notice to the parties to whom it is due.
amending the Abel laws 80 as to give ed.
Itors and publishers more rights and privi-
ieges. Increasing witness fees to 81 per day
fore sieas aoW aaa to % Sed Pc
worth of property in heir of the homestead.
10 relieve parties buying on the ins ailment
cent of the amount pad, where there is a
failure Ia making the last payment. Amend
ing the ditch laws SO as to make it easier to
coliect damages. Fixing penalty of fine
and imprisonment for placing an obstruction
on any railroad, or in any way interfering
With the track. Adjourned.
CoLoMbus, January 14.-SENArE.-The Sem
ate was In session but thirty minutes this
morning. rms AFTERNOON Mr. Vancieafs Con-
iAeois'rio..us piii was reierreo 70
special committee of five, Messrs. vancleaf,
Gable, Williston, OBrien and Durnfiiger.
Bills BIaso;,,n were ~ introduced as follows:
pardons. eommntotions and ,qnrieves Ta
protect citizens in their civil and legal rights.
The II. .s Senate will not be in session Tuesday
the Senate Chanoher ha;nE 'rranfad tn tho
State AericuituraI GnnxentiSons " 'Ae
M as ~, III Ooi' eh.ion.
o,.to., -. r.> eui.i'.oa'ion9 rn.li' "eio P,e-
uono..s - - 1orenop no Tos.ei, aoconpaniou W
y. - notiis' commissioners VI
,isIii ~, on i9rest culture OF the Conn
nmu p On tae Eork OF tne ONO METEOROLOGICAL
bureau 10r Ihe past year. All were ordered
PrnhIea. speaker MARSH announced the stand
coIunnUs January an uar e iS@spsA@rh net,.
ton was presented, signed by coal miners of
Mahonipg County pravino for the oorreot;ou
~ 49, Iue y. ABUSES OF the nontniy payment system
Sa aoM IA vogue IN mining districts. Biiis intro.
3uiiSu: p'i5e an Dill 10 take from City boards OF
IN IN regard TO street railway routes. Authoriz-
~ my Lhe "reminiscences OF Mahoning County
YounastnU, tne en- Ma%honing % Rixer as
nbid,g, fIovIVlhg Ior the proteetlon or
Tha ct,e connhea tI IN 1aiis ana Workhouses
~. ruS SSuaee tneu procSSueQ 70 oailot Ior
nresnt o'1Ses Hr Se1s'9r dnlrty senator's 59 were
Rieo,Su ReoSus- 11 1M1eE1y y. fayne receiVeo - votes,
Dlinn O. nj. fayne was declared duly eiected.
HoJ"urheu. = .taF -.tJl.s.
HOUSE--A call of the House indicated thah
there were ninetv-sn1,an r,er,1,ars ,snasa,.
NV cr.,-N, 1.'l7 ' 81 ~ pieseu''
Inc speaker announced tnat the time had ar
rived for voting for a United States Senator
for period OF six years from March, 1885.
Henry B. Payne, was nominated, and received
% votes; Charles Foster 2; and thirty-ni,ie
members voted blank. Mr.. Farrar offered a
resolution prohibit ng smoking in the hall
during the session of the body, and after cen
journed. ft
COLUMBUS. .Janua,.v ia Arr-,fr wo,.
oott ofpara5 a rasoI,,t,o,, ,,-.o,.a,.- - -.
eo'' ot1eieu fesoiution eAtehuins the tne
Tor twenty days for taking testimony in the