The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1884-02-14
OHIO GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
COLUMBUS, February 1.--SENATE.-Bills In
oduced: Making it unlawful to kill squirs


plettnR the infirmary building, erecting out
buildings on fnfirmary farm and other I'M
proyements thereon The nomination by ths
the Cleveland Insane Asylum, vice s. 3.
Warner resigned, was confirmed The nomf-
nation by the Governor of Robert G: Penning.
ton, of Tiffin, to be O trustee of the Toledo In.
sane Asylum was confirmed, as was also tho
nomination of John Ackley to be trustee of
the Athens Insane Asylum.
HoUsE.-Supplemental Bill to section 5SS9
SO as to provide for indexing county records
and paying for the same, was passed. House
bill amending section S45 SO Us to authorize
sci outside the Prosecuting Attorney in
counties where the Prosecuting Attorney is not
also County Solicitor, was discussed most OF
the day. Defeated-Yeas,2 2; nays, 72.
COLUMBUS, February 2.-SENATE-Senate
bill, amending section 1867 SO as to provide
for legal advertisements in but two papers
In each county, and those the leading ones of
opposite politics. was discussed ut length and
postponed till Tuesday next. Mr.. Ely intro
sion for Cleveland SO as to have Charge Of all
moneys in q Sinking Fund for the establish
ment of a Sinking Fuud. Mr.. Fassett present.
ed memorial from the Ohio Miners Associa-
bill.
HoUsE-Petitions presented: From Cham
paign County, protesting against Mr.. .Malone's
bill prohibiting the sale of toy pistols. From
Adams County, for the passage of Reeds
Pharmacy bill. From Van Vert County, pro-
testing against MT. Mooneys .b PHI TO protect
plan. From Roseville, Muskingum County,
for an act compelling chartered companies to
pay employees semimonthly: From N Hardin ITlI
dy introduced q bill amending section $3.50 to
Ihe black-mail laws, so that any person writ
State, an and himself u, nonresident, n can be ar
rested on being found at any timo in the
State. E al5 -]ss
COLUMBUS, February 5.-SENATE.-Mf. Van
Cleaf's s. B. ITO redistrct the State for Con-
gressional purposes. Passed. Mr.. McBride's
House joint resolution against the importa-
ton of pauper labor was passed. Mr.. Will
Ham's s. b. 40 was postponed to allow the
p hitting of an amendment After going
and postponing Mr.. o'Neirs bill to print an
amendment, the Senate adjourned, r.
HoUsE.-Bills passed: For the issue of bonds
Clyde, caused by the defalcation of the Treas
urer of Sandusky County. To issue bonds to
build a town hall in Batavia, Clermont Coun-
Vote y of the taXepayers to authorfze the issue
OF the bonds. To provide for the better light,
ing of the State Library was passed The civil
the preamble stricken out, restored, read q
third time and passed. The Poe Bill and the
Lowenstein Bill were passed after considera-
BILE debate.
COLUMBUS, February 4.-SENATE.-The fol
lowing bill was on for third reading: Mr.. Will
liams' s. B. 40-To amend sections 39i, 395, S98,
897, $685. 99, 4OO 401. 402, 403 and 4o4 of the re-
vised statutes of Ohio, as amended by an act
entitled IAN act to create the Office of SUI
psIvisor az Ois' ana W iad aeu sttts 81
9hippa nassed Anril ri Issa and 70 reneai said
anendatory act. 20. L. v. II, p. 147J After
g9iing g9ig9 Ina9ugh Win Tue cuienoar' Inc oenaee
EHoHsE 49, Gp;l,s nossad. To rad;strict the civ
of Columbus by electing counctlmen at large
for one time. House joint resolution to quit
the title of certain lands formerly granted to
1enlgan @ bs 6 sNd T6GM IN tba
On On the cal call of the roll the Vote sustaining the
chair stood: Yeas, 4S; nays, 49, Mr.. sharp
Inuse Yonna Of Adams making the mali
cious killing Of domestic animals of the value
OF Sso felony. steyens9a, Q. nscIain, nichiaiho
against importing pauper labor. Adopted
Hadley, OF Fayette, against compouncini
CoLuAsos, FeDruary eENA,EaS'io.s a,is:,o ...
,id;na fa, . uoanse amendr,ent to the Con
stitution. Laid on the table and ordere,
printed. Bills passed: Authorizing the levy
ing OF tax 70 compiete Town nan thi,,, In hoSn
the city of Cleveland to transfer funds de
rived from the Scott Law tax to the Sinking
% t a sn1 tb .nst ~ cnnviotiog
of persons under State laws who are sent :,
| the Cleyeland work,nonse;, Antnorizing Tn
IN 9,,sI. W T,a uo,,sa odontad The seno+o
Mvers' resolution. calling on Congress to pen
| sion the survivors of Libby, Andersonvill
nu p,,o oeIer has IUo,o;d Hi nrohih;tin9 oamt
| ling in grain and produce. The Redistrictin
Bill, it is thought; viii pass pass the heuse to-mol mol
resolved in favor of an early adiournment.
MiseeIIaneous Items.
1 T Snrvivinp m naOnhar n
the firm of ii. & +. Blandy, OF GAINESVILLE
the noted portable engine and machin
manufacturers, oiea suooeniy ON tne o1
VI neula a,sia VI 'ne neae M. iy VIC
in.iniaooi1 ~ - - 90 AN -
1n'e- r. 80, - 80, a1s - -
- ,,,o,.tI S,oo ooo
c ,,,, f, ,;-,.
- .,i,as f,nn, West JefFsrson iaf. II
fboma Decembar 10 with the intention r
| ,.1-:. e.. ho,,sa 20 ,.,,+ ana ho.
go h..r, se.,, ~, hoard Of Ho tooL ,,it
H., shot.o,,,r, and II 10 not tno,yn ,.haths
.;.s -, ooo;dan. or I.ft Co... oti,e
norts Hs Leaves yorng yife in orae
distress.
WHILE GEORGE BEcKLER was boistin
lard at Covert Sc Vogeps place on Fror
and Walnut streets. Cincinnati. a few day
since. a barrel slipped from the hooks an
rolled back on to the hatch on which l
was standing. Hatch and barrel and ma
fell through into the cellar together an
Mr.. Beckler's left leg was fractured.
THE jewelry store of Loveridge & Stu
devant, at Newark, was entered by ro
bers, recently, and goods to the value
more 1nah qio' carrieu OIL Inc 'nie'es
fectea an entrance 70 'he s'ore ny oreakin
windo" a' 'iie re''r Gnu VI inc ou'ioin
WIN. WILLIAMS, shoemaker Of Ming
Junction, suicided few nights ago by Gu
ting the arteries on both wrists, blee,
ing to death. He was found lying in h
shop the next morning by two men who d
s;red IN oet their shoes repaired. I
49,, ,,,;fe and one con wbo ros;ao
C.,,ha,;,1a
Mps E1Iz.RErH LEWIS. wife of pb,
lewis n nrominent farmer living no
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