The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-05-07


negative except three.
The substitute was next voted down, |
ayes 80, nays 81.
The question was then OH the adop.
tiOn OF the resolution. Mr.. Bohl said he |
was In favor OF an investigation, provi-
ded Fosters transactions and the elec.
tiOn of John Sherman were included.
He voted for Payne, and had published
his reasons for 80 doing 10 his constitu-
ents In the papers OF his county last
May. -
The House agreed TO the report Of the
conference committee on the general
appropriation bill. Colonel Golfer holds
the fort aa superintendent OF labOrers.
and $4,000 is appropriated as the re-
ward for conyicts,
The House has concurred in the SEN
ate amendment TO the Mooney factory
Inspection bill, 80 that now II 10 law.
The amendment simply provided for an
appropriation to pay the additional in-
apectOrs. I.I.
In the Senate Mr., 0'Neill introduced a
bill, which was passed under suspension
OF the rnlee, TO authorize Courts OF Com
mon Pleas TO Issue marriage licenses 10
Probate Judges. The immediate cause
for this lay Ia the fact that the Probate
Judge Of Muskingum county, who ls q
single man, desires TO get married. but
there was no provision whereby no could
issue license 10 him 'elf, hence no was
obliged TO apply TO the Legislature for
the needed'1elief,
The House has ordered the prln ting OF
600 additional maps for the use OF the
Railroad Commissioner In his forth
coming report They will be furnished
from an electroplate owned by the State
and printed on bond paper.
The House refused TO concur In Senate
amendments to Myers's bill providing
that where u person has been twice COO
Ylcted no shall be retained In tho peni'
tentlaTy until discharged by the Board
of Managers or pardOned by the Gov
ern0r.
The House this afternoon discussed
Stanbach'd wife beating bill, and IL
vas lost on ita passage yeas 40, nays
%. II was recOnsldeTed, aud will again
be pressed for passage,
COLUMBUS, April 80 Mr.. Weldy'a bill
providing u heavy penalty for receiving
q bTibe for political influence 10 now n
law, The full text Of tho bill ls az fol-
lows:
sECTIoN I. Be II enacted by tho Gen
eral Assembly OF the State OF Ohio, that
sections 1899 and 70il Of the Revised
Statutes Of Ohio be aud they are hereby
amended 10 az 10 read az follows:
SEc 7030 Whoever asks, takes, or re-
ceelyes any money, property, fee, or re-
ward OF any kind or nature, directly or
Indirectly for his vote, or hia lnlusnce
In favor OF any candidate, or for any Ia
Dor or service rendered, or 10 be render
cd TO any candidate for nomination at
any election, held under the provisions
OF law, relating TO primary elections, OF
AZ any primary election held by any pO.
| litlcal party, whether the came te held
in pursuance OF the laws relating TO prl'
mary elections within this State OF
otherwise, shall be fined not less than
Sl00 and imprisoned In the Pententiary
not more than nVe years nor leas than
one year.
Sec. 70il. Whoever, being a delegate
TO any convention held within this StatC
by any political party, asks or receives
directly or Indirectly, any reward, fee
money, or other property for his vote, 0l
for his influence In favor OF any candl
date, or for any labor or service rem
dered or TO DO rendered to any candidate
for nomination 10 any office whatsoever
shall DO fined not more than $500, and
DO imprisoned In the Penitentiary no
more than five years nor less than twt
years.
soc, 2, The said original section
7030 and 70ii be and the same are here
by repealed.
Sec, 3, This act shall take effect an,
, be In force from and after It's passage.
! Mr.. Lyman's bill, providing tina
' county surveyors be paid for makinI
records OF surveys, raised considerable
! objection In the House this afternoon
J Mr.. Mathews amended the bill 40 az h
read "and shall receive tho same fee
therefor as are now allowed 10 count,
. clerks for like work." In which form |
received tho exact number OF votes nee
esaary for paasage-b3.
The Senate this afternoon passed MI
CrOwell'e bill 10 allow the managers o
tho penitCntlary tl0 per day and not Il
exceed $1,000 In any one year. " wa
read the frat and second time In th
, llonse and referred to the finance com
mittee.
The conference committee on the bil
. relating to the parole Of conyicte In III
! penltontlary have agreed upon a report
which will be submitted tomorrow
morning.
The House this morning passed MI
Mooneye bill regulating condltlOna
4 rates aud sales OF personal property,
The bill authorizing tto laying 0
pipes In tho city OF youngstown for IN
!, purpose OF transporting natural gas I
! the Iron furnaces Ia now law.
To day IL the happieat day In the III
u OF Richard Turpln OF Cuyahoga county
for after being convicted and sentences
i TO tho penitentiary "for life" he ha
! been restored TO citizenship by Goyorno
Hoadly. llo has been In the prison VI
. years.
!, COLUMBUS, o., May 1.-The prude
4 reglulr0tiOn bill In now u law. This
= perhaps tho most important moaauI
= that has come before the present ae
|, sion, II applies t0 Cleveland and Oh
y clnna'l aud has been warmly indorBe
| Wy Nllu lbNNlHk Hl'h w uVNn N'i'NiN'
y parties In both these cities, Many ael
Y tioDso the bill are identical with thoF
J. IN the bill introduced early In Tho eos
j. Ion by Senator Ely, OF Cuyahoga.
j. Tho bill was passed In the Senate to
q dAya ago. and today Mr., C0gan, fr0l
d tho Committee on Munil lipl Cor, OF
y tiOna, reported IL back TO the House.
y Tho bill was passed by u vote OF
'r ayes 10 n naye. Late thie afternoC
y the Senate cOncurroi In the HouI
" amendment, and tho bill IL now u In,
~ The House this afternoon passed u
{ bill Of Senator Williams, requlllng pb.
% elcians 10 have attended twofull coursl
y OF medical lectures OF twelve weel
" each, aud 10 have certificate OF qualiI
., cation from State or county sOciet
~ The act olao provides that any pereo
10 who ahall have graduated NJ any echO,
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