The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-01-22
rnE ARKANRAs sENATORs.
STATE LEGISLATURES.
A Turbulent Session of the Illinois House
Matters Left In statu QUO After Sixteen
Hours Deliberat tlon-othor states. 40

Hours DellberatIon-othor states. 90
ILLINOIS.
SpRINdFIELp, ILL.,, Jan, 1T--EIalnes'
speech yesterday In the House occupied
three hours time, and at ts conclusion \
molten 10 adjourn WI voted down, Limo
gar then spoke for two hours, and In
tho course OF his reporks denounced
llalhcs as q usurpeL llalnes answered him
at considerable length, and threatened that
II vote on tho SpeakershIp was taken, his
mnueng would be cast for q Republican
candidate, lie Anallyylelded TO amotlon for
recess, which was defeated, From this point
on roll.call followed rol-cOll always with
the same roSult-no quorum voting, At
0.i5 o'clock In the evening the call OF tho
House showed one hundred and forty-nlno
members present. Fuller moved the pre-
yIOus question, llancS decided that tho
motion was out of order Fuller Insisted thai
his motion for the previous question was
In order The Chair ordered the clerk
% proceed with q rOll-call claiming
that motion directing II was be-
fore the House, The Clerk began, aud Mr..
Fuller backed by scvcrh Republicans, or
dcrcd the Clerk TO stop, The Republicans
then arose tO q man and began 10 shout tho
Democrats did likewise, Some members
mounted the desks; others rushed toward
the CLERK, and inside OF u moment bcdlam
Itself was beaten, About score from
each side arranged themselves IN front Of
the Clerks desk After glar,ngat each
other for time, Tho members finally bO-
came Quletcd, md hlbustorlng tactics wore
proceeded WITH
At i;ib ~ m, the House, having been in
session for sixteen hours, adjourned TIL
Monday evening on compromise which
makes fulrr's appeal the first question In
order without debate, The House VIII thus
reach u vote directly On sustaining the posi-
tlon Of Speaker llolhcs,
INDIANA.
TNpiANAroLs Jan. tI,-ScnOte Com
mltlccs made adverse reports on tho
bill for q Constitutional Convention, and
the bill 10 legall2e the marriage Of second
cousins Resolutions were referred as fol.
lows Providing for q committee 10 In
qurc Into the State Of the dockets IN coun-
Ties which denan led the formation OF new
Judicial circuits, calling for Joint COM
mlltcc to prepare q bill providing for tho
conducting Of the Soldiers Orphans Homo
and Asylum for Wcble-MIndOd Children
under different mnnngcmcnts.
Tho House passed q concurrent rcSou.
tlOn requesting Congressman and United
States Senators 10 favor thoblll for pcnslon-
Ing Ol Union prisoners OF the late war, and
ulso for The Immediate repeal Of the clause
Of tho Pension law requiring an applicant
for pension 10 prove himself 10 have been OF
sound physICallhcOllh at tho date of his en-
lIslmont Later on Joint resolution of
fcred by Representative Robertson, was
passed fayOrlng the pcnsloning Of soldiers
Of the Mexican and Civil Wars without dis
CrlmlnOtl0n or grade and asking for the ro-
peal OF the Llmltulon act Among tho
bills introduced was ono by Representative
StOloy providing for u state Board of Phar-
Macy and requiring all persons dealing In
poisonous drugs 10 pass examination.
MICHIGAN
LANSING, Mich, Jan. l7,.-Senato; Bills
were introduced for tho protection Of labor
debts against exemptions; 10 establish
Board OF PNrdons; 10 amend the oct grant.
Ing and defining the powers and dulios OF
incorporated cities and villages, aud for tho
relief Of purchasers and settlers on swamp
lands. I'M.
House; Bills were introduced 10 place q
tax on dogs TO create q fund for payment
for sheep killed In certain cases; relative 10
payment Of fees and expenses OF Shcrllls
In conveying conylcts 10 prison; on mar
rlOgcs, authorizing The burial Of eX.soldlers,
sailors aud marines who die In lndIgont cir
cumstOnccs; to provide for tho incorpora-
tlon Of Insurance companies, TO insure
against cyclones aud turnadOos; and 70 au-
thorlLo the killing Of vi lish spOrrowa