The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1884-03-08
EROM ONLuMnUs.

The condition Of Hon. John q, Th0mp.
son ia greatly improved, and there are
now strong hopes Of his ultimate rocOy.
Ory at no distant day,
II Mr.. Coles BILL which has passed the
House, and which regulates tho fees TO
DO paid on articles OF incorporation,
paeqea the Senate without change, II
viii brlng In u revenue OF from $4,000
10 100000 u year.
Tue Times comes ont under ita new
regime fresh aud full OF life under the
management Of Col. 4. X. Doniyan. The
Democracy need live paper ut C0lnm
bus, and Democrats here and elsewhere
should remember the Times and stand
byit.
Senator Lewis, Of Stark county, u the
author Of Amended Senate bill No. 90
creating u board Of health and regnlat-
Ing the practice or medicine and sur
gerry In the State Of Ohio, and defining
the powers and duties Of such board,
The general appropriation bill has
been engaging the attention OF the
House for some days this week. The
item equallzing tho salaries Of the Su.
preme Court Judges wAa fully discussed.
Mr.. BOIL thought " right but uncOnati.
tutlOnnl, Mr., Cole considered II both
just and constitutional, aud those OPP
posing II on tho latter grounds were
disposed TO be cnpti0us, Meaara. Barrett
and Brown opposed. Tho amendment
wna adopted, II yeas 10 Al Maya.
The Rraded liquor tax bill IN meeting
with great opposition, aud lts passage
W doubtful.
Tho Ohio National Guard Convention
was well attended nnd has been quite n
success reception was given NJ the
Arm0ry Of the lith regiment on Thurs
day evening by the Columbus companies
uf the regiment 10 Governor and Mrs.
ll0udly aud the officers NJ the o. N q, IL
was Il brilliant affair. Governor HOadly
delivered an address welcoming the OH
Q rs and sp9ahng approyingly OF the
organization.
On Thur day Governor Hoadly sent
th0 following appointments 10 the Sem
ate: John Reeves, OF Lancaster, trustee
OF Reform School, Len A. Harris, Of Gin
cinunti, George Danielf, Of Erie county,
ana james DOrrlthy, Of Lucas county,
Fish Commissioners. The Senate held q
night session 10 hear testimony In the
Plke'llainea case.
Governor HOad y today Issued par
don TO Charles Roberts, sent from No.
bic county for grand larceny for one
year, having been convicted NJ tho jan.
unry, 1884, term. The crime was com
mltted In August, 1877. and on the day
following ita commission Roberts made
full restitution. DR.. Gay cerii0ea that
hla h eallh IN preGnrl0us, aud the Judge,
Prose cutting Attorney and McGoyorn pc.
tillOn for hln pardon, believing no has
suffered enough for hie folly, In which
opinion the Governor con 'ura. Roberts
married some time after hle crime was
committed, aud has some small chill
dr0n.
Both the Senate aud House have pass
od quito u number Of bills this week,
mostly " n local character.
An intermediate Penitentlary bill hne
been introduced by Senator White. II
apprOprlates for this purpose 10 per ct
OF the tax arising from the operation OF
the SCntt law. lhla ig 10 be returned 10
the state treasury by the different coun.
" treasurere, aud placed IN fund 10 bo
known IA the "lntermediate Penlten.
linry Fund" The bill provides that the
Governor shall appoint, by and with
the advice OF the Senate, Ave persons
who shall net M board OF managers,
and not more than three ehnll belong
10 the same political party. As soon M
this hoard has been appointed IL shall
meet In the city Of Columbus and organ.
lzo. Tho members are 10 serve without
compensation, except reasonable expen-
seB. Tho board shall have power 10 locate
the prison, M well M receive money
ana lands for its maintenance. The
persona 10 be confined In this prison are
those who have not previously been sen.
fenced 10 n state penitentiary In this or
nny other state OF country.
DR.. 5herman's bill, providing for n
state board OF health, and the regula-
tlon OF tho practice Of physicians, was
ilrst louded down with trivial amend.
ments, and then defeated bya vote Of ii
10 81.
Nj. Joneg's Bill. changing the title Of
the oilice OF mine inspector 10 chief In.
spector Of mines, dividing tho state into
three mlning dietrIcts, and providing
for the examination OF applicants for
the position Of inspector, wne pnssed.
The deficiency bill OF $4,000 was IN
troduced IN the Senate by Mr.. Reed and
pnpued, and tho rules were suspended
and the bill paused the House.