The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-02-06
CANTON, OHIO WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY g. 1884
law be 80 changed as to allow four ounces
for one cent, and says the present rates arc
more than the publishers get for the papers
themselves.
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more tlhl tho pupllbhoIb gotiOr tho phpoib
themselves.
ENTERTAINING NEWSPAPER mEN.
The Illinois Press Association was hand
Bomely entertained Monday They were
met nj the Ebbltt House In the morning by
the Committee OF Entertainment, with u
long line OF carriages, and driven through
the city after which they returned for q
tour through the departments. In the oven.
Ing there was o reception NJ the National
Rifles Arm0ry Secretary Lincoln, Senators
Cullom and Logan and all the Illinois nota'
bes attending.
Aftor Mr.. Morrson's Tariff bill had been
rend and rforTcd, on Monday Mr.,
hammond, who had been III slaco the
beginning OF the session, took the oath OF
changes In the eommtloosi MoSSrs Thomas
and Chaco, % change places on tho lyors
nnd Hafbora and Mississippi Loyoea Commit
teoai Moasrs,. Eaton and Wise, 70 change
places on tho Naval Affairs and Foreign AZ
lalra Committeeai Mr.. Rockwell 20 take Mr.,
Milllkon'a place ON tho Committee on Educa
tlon, and Mosara Davis, OF Illinois, and Prio0
10 change places on the Committees on Ex'
ponditnres Of the State Department and on
the Liquor rrahc, The following bills word
intrOduOodi
ly Mr. Eaton, 10 punish officers OF tho
United Stniea for tho Illegal uso OF money In
oootlOna, by Mr., Anderson, 10 prevent the
sale OF paoino railways before the United
htatoa bonda, with interest had been pnldi by
Mr. Dorsholmor for tho FREQ importation OF
the products OF Cnnalai by Mr. Cox, OF Now
York declaring Good Friday u legal holiday,
by Mr., Hardy, exomptlng beer containing lcss
than w per cont OF alcohol from Internal
revenue tnSatloni by Mr.. Walker, authorizing
the President 70 oilora reward OF 100000 In
standard silver dOllara 20 the master owner
Huu Dl Hlu lgauiIlnH IInulnnani
Greedy aud his party
Mr. Springer rising 20 n question Of prlyl.
logo, sont 20 the Clerks dnsk u memorial OF
NIChnrd w. Webb of Now Mexico, presenting
charges against Chief Justice Samuel II, Az.
toll, OF the Supreme Court OF Now Mexico, and
resolution directing tho Committee on Ju'
dietary 10 ascertain whether tho allegations
contained IN the memorial were true, aud tho
conduct OF the lnlof Justice such as 10 ron
dor him unilt 10 discharge tho duties OF hla
olloo, Tho memorial was referred 10 the
Committee ON judiciary Tho House thon
adjourned,
IN THE aEsATr.
Mr.. Van WyCk introduced In tho Senate
on Monday resolution which wna agreed
io,proydlng that no dlyidondS should bU
pnid by the Union Pacific sayO from
llh actual not cnrnlnPa, ana that no now
stock should bo lsauOd or mortgages mnde
on tho property or earnings without the con.
sent or Congress, except for the purpose OF
Funding aud securing existing dobts Any
pofhOn VINO should pny or declare any diyl'
dond should DO pnnlahod BY not over two
youra Imprisonment and u 1no OF $1,000 OF
less,
Hosolutlona from tho Ohio Legislature, trans-
mlltcd by Governor lloady and fuvorlnE u
lhrln FOR revenue, 80 adjusted na 10 encourage
industries, but not 10 f0HtOr monop0lios, wore
laid before the senate, Mr., Ilonr asked
whether tho Governor had explained tho roao.
lutlOna, Mr. Edmunds replied that the quca.
ilOn was unpnrlumOntnry, nA the Governor
had mor0ly nOlod IN Executive Magistrate.
Mr. Logan presented y. protest from
oliizona against tho bill for tho ro-
llof Of l'lb John Porter Mr. Groom0 report
cd n bill ~ iix the hours OF labor In the Gov.
crnnont workshops NJ olght and 10 provide
for tho employment OF extra mon In case OF
pressure OF work rather than 20 have men
work overtime, Mr. Logan introduced u bill
10 provide artificial limbs for ox-aoldlora The
consideration OF the Mexican Land.grnnt N.
lloa bill was resumed, butwithout action, Tho
adjourned.