The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1886-03-25
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STATE NEWS ITEMS.
Legislative Proceedings.

60 as to incltIde snperintendenfs and iDseFu9
tors Of roller skating and other athiss,S =, 49,
ciees., A resolution was adopteo fnquinne
into the delay in printing bills -
HoUsE--Bflls introduced. Providing for
the apprasement Of personal ana real pf0Rs
erty under attachment ana execution; fcBo~
1Ating primary elections in Cincinneff; pro-
vidins for the licensing of vehicles. in cities
Of the fst sd second ,;aaar Slsss
peace ono dollar, instead Of ffty cents; Pre-.
by the Governor; revising the game laws Of
the State.
CoLUMsus, March. 15.-sExArE;-Bills In
eSf pso sa
not listed fot taxation. A resolution wav
offered to amend the constitution % e to
provide for q Board Of PaTdons, ana reuev-
ing the Governor from that duty.
HoUsE.-Bilis introduced: Repairing On
eial advertising in cities OF the third eredes
posite. politics; enabling railroad and ~.
graph employees and other trades 70 inG0c
scribins rSe ss Be Judges of in
townships. Resolutions offered: To enorten
the term of the next session Of the Leeie,Hnr ~
Army of West Virginia reunion Ct Ports
mouth. A message was received 4om " ~
Goyerngr relative to the destruction ~ sne
Toledo House OF Hefuge.
COLUMBUS, March le.--SEEArE.-Bills pass-
ed: Authorizing county commissioners g
extend the time for the payment a tuF4&lze
elections, sins in accordance s @ With the oopsfsfa-
tonal amendment adopted; denyiny y1Es. sSr
fer aseRRs
laws; pr,vidinT that the warden Of the PM
tentiary shall execute murderers; proxtdtnS
against the adulteration OF candy.
H0UsE-The day was spent in cousidsrang
the general appropriation bill
CoLuNBus, March I7.-sENArE-Bills intro
duced: Providing that condensation, psp-
Se scSooI g
purchase right of way to school-houses;spro-
tiding for 9 straight hquor tax OF eeoe =
lumber of local bills were passed
Housr-f3iils passed: Making approYE1a-
tions for public Institutions and for state
officers; providing against the paypnent of
Cleveland cssss ID to sU PURCHASE % books ana suppl
for the public schools A resolufion 20 Sd
jouru the 18th OF April was tabled, 49,
tions.
COLUMBUS, March IT, = SENATE = Bills
passed: Providing for outlets' for ditches
viding that school teachers shall not bc en-
ployed before the second Monday 10 Ayrli;
of local local bills % were % introduced.
| HoUss+Bin passed: Repealine the law
| requiring business partners to register. Bille
introduced: Eestricting the sale Of le$tery
| tors; providing that chattel mortgages must
! be recorded or become null and void. A bin
to abolish infirmary directors was lost On
| passage.
COLUMBUS, March 18.-SENATE.-No busi-
| ness was done in, the Senate. AdjournAd I'M
til Tuesday afternoons
HOUsE.-Bills introduced: amending Sec.
tion 51s1 of the Revised Statutes so as to Al
low persons injured on railroads to bring
suit Against the company in county Nhess
pass through such county, then suit may be
broughtin county where accident occnreds
extending the time in which boards Of eqSak
of Cincinnati and Cleveland. Besides these,
petitions were presented asking for the pas
lent butter; also. for the %:
sage, of Mr. Fmple's local option bill
performances on Sunday. Mr.. Albeush bad
further instructions for Congress. which are
ation i've st Fhat Snsi e Is s ss
ment of this General Assembly that any in
crease in the rate of postage upon fourth
much to the detriment of the people of the
against again W any NY action. by the Congress Of the
United States which would have the effect tc
make any increase of the rate Of postage
Second, That our Senators and Represent
1 atives in Congress be requested to use III
That sS Sc
and copy of the same be sent to eaeh OF ouI
members of Congress.
/ WILLIAM JoSEs, fifty years of age, in 1t
tempting to cross the track in front of 4
passen ger train on the Wheeling and LAKE
Erie railroad, abont one mile east Of Or
vile, was struck and instantly killed. HI
leaves a wife and large family in poor cir
cumstances.
CARRIE KAPp, a degraded Cincinnati
woman, committed suicide by swallowin
dose of liniment left for external .appli
cation.
THE widow OF GAINESVILLE man who's
life was insured for $4,000 refuses tn
: money because she thinks that IL her hus
, band had not been insured he would no
. have died.
AT Orrville Jacob Stair and his pal
named Auman, have been sentenced 70
five and seven years In the penitentiary TO
the robbery of young Stairs grand ather
J VIM. Green and John sQuinlan are sen
: fenced three and four years respectivel,
for the burglary of Carl Brothers store Q
> Shreve
: HENRIETTA CHANCE, of Urbana, has sue,
!, the Columbus, Cleveland, Cincinnati an
indianapolis railway for $4,000 damage
: for injuries sustained by her team bcin
, scared at the cars and running away.
: THE Cincinnati Rifle Association, organ
8 lied June 5, 1881, is one of the largest in th
, United States.
;; The Attwen sash and ventilator work
1 Cincinnati, have made an assignment; lis
q bilities, $4,000.
d FRANK BAUER and VIM. Meyers, diggin
}, a cellar trench on Buckeye street, Cir
= = cinnati, were buried under q cave-in an
: killed.
. THE cars of the Consolidated Stret
d Railway, of Columbus, o., were at stant
g still on the 18th on account of the strike.
The collection of the late Edward
r Wayne, well known in Cincinnati as q
o analytical chemist, has been presented
= the Society of Natural History by the Pr,
e fessor's widow. It embraces many inte
8 esting and valuable minerals.
a THE Republican City Convention met
e Turner Hall, Cincinnati, the other afte
!, noon and nominated the following ticke
n comptroller, Ed. o. Eshelby; police cor
d mis.ioners, Henry M. zeigler (three year
4 Robert j. Morgan two years., Louis
IS Hupp Zone year, member of board Of pu
J. lie works, Frank A. Tucker; infirmary di
e ectors, Charless Hess, Isaac Rupp.
n THE seed wheat sold to farmers in Mort
u ern Ohio at SIS bushel, as an improv,
3. variety, proves to have been only an ext
D selection of ordinary wheat, cleaned a
u sorted. Cases are reported in which far
Dr. ers sold their wheat to agents of the ''col
I. panies'' at 81 10 and afterwards bong
:. =. the same wheat back at SIS.
in DrsBARMENT proceedings against De W
~ ~ C. Jones, recently appointed Postmaster
il Columbus, have been dismissed. The Judf
10 in announcing the decision of the cou
II stated that there was nothing in the CO
$, duct of Mr. Jones but that becoming an U
10 right man and lawyer.
n FARMERS in the vicinity of Dayton,
es por, the wheat prospect fair for an avera
a. crop.
IS The agreement between the Cincinn
ty street railroad managers and employees b