The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-01-08
AFFAIRS Of STATE.
The Work Contemplated by the
Law Makers OF Illinois.
Governor cleveland Tenders His Reslgna-
tlon as Chief Executive of New York--
Several srate Assemblies Organ
lied for Work.



Is divided as 10 the worN OF tho Legislature
which begins It's session Mt noon to-day, Be
y0nd electlng u United States Sen nltor there
Ia little for II 10 do and the session, II Is
thought, should be short. There Nre, how
ever, some things TO be done, One Is, tho
establishment OF State grain inspcc-
tlon at East ST. Louis, Some claim that
while this Ia necessity, the ST. Louis
gialn-deaers will oppose II, An attempt
will be made 10 intro luce tho hlgh'llcense
question, but the opposition against repeal
Ing the Harper law will bo too strong, ~
many Democrats now favor tn, law, Mr..
LlnnegSr, OF Alexander, may Introduce
non.partsan bill approprlOtlng Sl5OOOO
or 100000 TO rebuild tho Southern Nor
nal University, destroyed by fire, AA
attempt will bo made u get an appro-
prOtIon for tho Shawn ctown leyee.
II IL said bill IN prepared providing for
the delivery, free Of charge, To physicians
and medical institutions, Of the bodies Of
persons dying In criminal institutions In the
state and which are left to be buried nj
public expense. The great Interest will
center on railroad legislation, but whit
TINT legislation will be ls hard IN determine.
IL Is 81 d that IN attempt viii be made
by the Democrats 10 abolish tho Railroad
and Warehouse Com mission, and II is
not certain that II will be u mere party
measure, Many shippers especially tho
wholesale ones, favor that course, but the
railroads are satisfied with the present sys.
tenn, and secretly " not openly, oppose q
change. A prominent Wabash man near
this place said recently that In the w sregNlo
q better rate ls obtained under the ConmlS.
sl0ner's schedule Of rates th N could possibly
bc maintained without H. Probably mllrold
pools viii b, considered, outside OF politics.
drainage will be legSlatod on. Tho present
system hns added $40 1000, 0 10 10 the value
OF the Ian I, 10 say nothing OF sanitary bn'
elts TO accomplish this drainage 900 tile
factories are Ot work, the annual value OF
whose output amounts tO S5,OOO,OOO, The
great trouble Is TO find M outlet for tho
drains, and Senator Wh,tIngOl BurcNu,wlll
Introduces u bill 10 deal with this An At.
tempt Mill he made 10 get bill 10 construct
hard roads by StlteOpprprOtIon assist
Oncc, hut u will probably get no further
than tho committee, rs there IL such d.
vcrgpncO OF 0pln on on the subject There
will De no attempt 10 amend the plenrO-
pneumonia law, except 10 secure IN IN.
creased appropriation and more definitely
FIX the amount Ul damage " bG allowed ~
owners Of condemned animals AT present
tho highest price allowed In thirty dollars,
and owners OF valuable animals are not
anxious TO bring suspected beasts before the
uItIlaulIinu and huNn Ihptn lnaipnt AL Ia tlnAV
their value. A bin TO make The county
superlntcndency OF schools more effective
viii be introduced, The pharmacy laws mly
undergo slight change, 80 that assistant
pharmacists holding u certificate for llvO
years may nj the end OF that time
become pharmacists without further exam.
inatlon. The bill introduced last session
tO amend III law relating To the State
Board OF Health, and which, though II
passed both Houses, failed 10 become q
law owing ~ u clerical error viii bo In
trodu1ed. This makes the fec OF OppN-
cNnts for examination before the board s25
instead OF 50, and that 50 shall be paid for
certificate Instead OF $40.
SruN0rlELD, ILL.,, Jan, 0,-Governor
llOmlt ton has appointed A, Il, Ebert OF
Chicago, member Of the StOto Board Of
Pharmacy, 10 succeed Frank FleWy, OF
this Q ty, The Governor has also appointed
Rufus Cope, Of Flora, and Isaac Lessen, OF
Quincy, members OF the StNtb Board OF Ed
ucNti0n, 10 succeed themselves,
WASHINGTON, Jan. G,--SenOt0r Cullom
says that he Is firmly OF the opinion that
there viii be NJ Senatorial elect on In llll'
nOIs Thrc must he'It Is stated, under
the constitution, q majority OF OIL tho
members on Joint ballot voting for
any one person 10 elect him. Thus
tho fact that one or more on either
sdO might remain absent, or scattering
votes, is Of no consequence. There must
bo 1903 votes for tlIi man who Is 10 be elect
ed. Tho sounlest Democrats viii solldly
unite on Moulton for whom one Rcpub.
| can Is said TO be pledged, The impress
sion IL gaining ground here that there will
bp no elect on; that Governor Ogosby viii
appoint u Sen tor probably Logan, and
tint the legality Of such an appointment
will finally bo Oct,d upon by tha Senate.
NEW yORk
ALBANY, N, Y, JAM 6.--'rho Senate was
called t0 order by Lieutenant Governor
llll. The roll was called AMI u recess for
M hour taken The Assembly was called
10 order nj eleven O'clolk aud the members
were sworn In, George u. Erwin WIS
elected Speaker Of tho Assembly. Commit
toes we've appointed 10 notify Governor
Cleveland that tho Legislature had organ.
iIpd. Senator Dennis Mccarthy was elected
President Of thu senate. GOvurnOr Clcve-
land Sunt tho following to tho Legislature
shortly after Moons
"ALnASy. EXECUTIVE CilAMngI, jan, b,-ro
tho Log slnturo, hereby rVsgl tho 0lllUo OF
Governor Ot tho state Ot Now York
"UNOvEN CLkvELANp,"
A committee was appointed to notify
Lieutenant. Governor Hill Ot Governor
Cluyclnnds resignation, and inform him
that The Legislature wns ready for business.
Adjourned until Tuesday January Is.
INDIANA.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Jan. 0,--The city Ia
rapidly filling with Senator'S Representa-
lives and candidates for positions IN the
LpgIs ntulc, which meets on Thursday.
GOvprnOr-plect Gray II here for the winter
He viii bu innugltntod next Mondny NJ En-.
glshs Oper-hUus0 with Imposing crp-
monies. rho Assembly will olRinl2u IN
Thursday, and Governor Porter will deliver
his message ~ tho Two bodies IN Joint con-
vuntion tbs following morning The nlea-
bagc IN now pfcplfcu anu necessarily N
somewhat lengthy.
The candidates for Speaker Of the llou'e
arc Charles J.. Jewett, Of Floyd County;
David $. Goodmg, of Hancock, II. u. Me-.
Muller, OF Dearborn; W. W. Browning, OF
Browns; Samuel w. Williams Of knoS.
MIR juwott Is sNld to huvc'a very strong
lead, but II Is by no means certain thil he
Will DO successful, for tile Held promises Ia
unto agalust him. Goodlng'S friends clNin,
that he IL daily gaining strength.
The most prominent NAMES mentioned IN
connection with tho SecretaryshIp ut Tho
Seliltu, are; j. i. Kelley, NJ lrnllhIps.
Albert J. Kelly, Of Nigo; w, r. A. Benr
hainer and Captain 'rarkington, Of Marion,
with the chances strongly IN heIleys favor
CONNECTICUT
NEw HAVEN. Conn, Jan, O,--'rho Con
nccti,~t Legislature, which assemblies to
morrow, viii have the privilege OF selecting
an cntlnl ticket Of State officers, as NOBODY