The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-04-09
hTATE LEGIsLAruHE.
Proposed Reduction Of Auditors Salaries
----A Hearty Kick 10 be made,

COLUMBUS, ApIlll,-While the House
Waa ,usldeliDg the general hpprOpria
ton bill this nflernOOn, Mr., McBrile, Of
Stark county, arose TO question Of
privilege, aud introduced his resolution
Tor the expulsion Of Allen 0. Myers, In
mediately after Mr., HUI arose TO a
question OF privilege and introduced a
similar resolution for the expulsion Of
John ii Littler. Both resolutions were
referred to q select committee OF five to
be appointed by the chair.
Myers was In his seat for the arst time
since Thursday, and while the Clerk " az
reading Mr.. McBride's resolution, the
former put on his hat and coat and left
The House.
Judge Littler remained on the floor
during the discussion Of the resolutions,
but took no part.
HUMANE MEASURE,
Mr.. Haley's bill regulating the EN-
ployment OF minors IN workshops, fac
. ries and mines passed the Senate this
morning, and IL now q law. II prOhib'
its the employment In any factory work,
shop or mine Of any child under Twelve
years OF age, and under sixteen, unless
the child shall present certificate
showing that no or she has attended
the public schools.
RAILROAD DISTRACTIONS.
The bill introduced In tho House
year and q half ago regarding obstrlc
tiona to railway trains passed the Sem
ate today. The bill has already passed
the House, but tho addition OF u single
word by the Senate to-day will necessl.
tate another vote In the lower body.
ADoLIsHING INFIRAlARY BOARDS.
Mr. Francisco has introduced q bill In
the House, which provides for the abOli-
tlon of the Board OF County Inflrmary
Directors In tho several counties Of the
State. The duties Of the lnlrmary Dl.
reclors are to 6e performed by the Coun'
ty commissioners, VINO are 10 exercise
the same control over inllrmaTlra AZ nj
present Invested In the Bard which II
~ proposed " abolish, except the selec-
tlOn Of Superintendenls. These are To
6e elected by the people, their salaries
being fixed at 5000 In counties having n
population OF less than 10000, aud t2
additional for each hundred In excess
OF that number.
COLUMBUS, April 2-Auditor B b, Bux
ton, Of Morrow county, chairman OF the
State association VI Auditors, will arrive
here tomorrow and will appear before
the Committee on Feea ana Salaries 10
oppose Mr. Loves bill lxing the salaries
OF the above officials. The bill was IN
trOduced several days ago aud has Great
ed considerable excitement among the
Auditors, In counties having u pOpula
tiOn Of 1000 male inhabitants over the
age OF twenty.0ne yoare, asalary OF $500
per year AM for each additional one hun
dred such inhabitants, $l2, The bill
reduces the latter amount to ~, ana ~
will be readily seen, would make an on
ormOus reduction In the salaries OF
many of the Auditors OF Ohio, In
Cuyah0ga county Auditor Bfew's
salary would be cut down full
ly 5000. In Hamilton county the
reduction would DO about $4,000, Mr.,
Love IL now satisfied that the reduction
IN rather too sweeping and will
likely suggest TO the cOmui ttee
tomorrow that the amount be liked
~ 80 instead OF Of 81 as NJ present pro-
yldpd In hi bill, This would still mean
q big cut In the salaries at present paid
the Auditors OF Ohio, and u lively sklr'
mish may be looked for.
The Cleveland aldormanlc bill passed
the House TO day, aud Ia now q law;
Mr.. Burnetts bill to prevent trespass
by the employees OF telegraph, telephone
and electric light c0mpanlJ \, was u spec
ial order IN the Senate ut clock TO-
day. Senator Williams opposed the
bill, aud Senator Reed warmly ady0ca'
ted passage Finally NJ 4 O'Clock The
bin passed the Senate, and IL now law.
II makes II n mhdemranOr for any per-
son engaged either for himself or ~ an
officer, cerk, agent on servant OF any
telegraph, telephone, or electric light
company 10 enter Into or upon The
buildings tf another without the writ
ton consent Of the latter.
Al 5 O'clock The House resumed con
sldefgtOn Of tho appropriation bill. The
most impur ant uct'0n taken was the nd
NtiOn OF On item VI 100000 Tor lho pro-
posed intermediate Penlleutlaty, There
is now Ia The tfonsnry 10000 For this
purpose, accruipg rom the Scolt law.
Mf, Cities prepared q Dill to-day repeal-
Ing the luw providing for the building
IN question, and viii inir dnco II ut the
Arst opportunity Shout this Oill pasa
tho action Of the House thil afternoon
would Of course bO nulllhed, The C0n'
alteration Of tho bill will likely con
sumo another wcek'a time.
COLUMBUS, April Tho House passed
the gigantic Appropriation bill Just af'
ter noon to-day, after three days tedious
discussion, aud after over hundred
amendments had been tackled 0p01 II,
Tho entire forenoon was occupied In the
introduction 0t amendments aud the
d. Gus, Ion that arose IN cona quence.
The Board 0f Mnuagrrq Of tho Inter
mediate PdnitcntlOry viii not b. put 10
the trouble OF s,leClipg slt0 Tor the
new structure unless the Senate add1
an am ndment 10 tho appropriation
bill aOltlug aside q certain amount OG
money for that purpose, ~ the House,
struck out tho clause al owing $4,000
t) secure u site for this institution,
Mr., Bruuner introduced On amend.
ment asking for an appropriation OF
$4,000 10 build u skating rink In tho
Penitentiny, This failed to pass, aud
the question recurred on tho pos age Of
the bill. A separate vote was taken on
the item Of $4,000, ~ bounty TO pris.
onera In tho PenitontIary, aud II was
disagreed to, Tho bill passed by vote
Of So yaas TO II nays, II will bN dls
cussoi IN tho Senate next week, Then
conference committee will be noces'
eary, aud the hlll Will hy0 another
Siege In both the House aud Senate.
MISCELLANEOUS,
The Senate to-day p ,ssed tho bill pro.
hibltlng the payment OF miners' wages
in scrip or orders, II II now n law, aud
IA regarded IN one Of tho most import.
ant measures to worklngmon that has
nneund tina IppIalatura thla gpauInn