The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1886-05-27
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Legislative Proceedinss.
COLUMBUS, May 1b.-SEHArE-The Benate
adopted resolution requesting the U. 8. Sen.
ate to investigate the charges of corruption
made in connection with e the eieeio1 ro9s o.
pay pay the thu Ollie National Guards for Service and
expenses Sit Cincinnati the past week.
HoUsK-Mr. Fassetts bill to redIstrict the
State WAS read the second time and referred
to the Committee on Federal Relations. Mr..
to %
committees Of three-Ryan, Cope and whittie-
sey-with leave to report at any time.
COLUMBUS, May 17-SkNArE.-Btlis passed:
Prohibiting minors from playing pool. to 10.
store records of the mayors' and justices
courts, providing for the maintenance of the
revalustien Of property injured by torna.
in e' Gipcinnati and md cisvefsnd a resolution
was adopted protesting against the passage
by Congress Of the Morrison tarin bill.
HoUsE.--Bills passed; Further providing
against lottery advertisements, for the relief
nadoes r,organizing the Ohio Penitentiary
restoring the Congressional apportfonment OF
iH T once ten months longer than for which
they were elected, authorizing the State Board
of Agriculture to borrow $4,000.
coLUMus. May 1s-sENArE.-A resolntion
suit to Settle dover; providing for county res
aoooo for Tie Naonai Guard csie1 70 cS
cinnati; allowing attorneys assisting prose-
namber nu1s ' Of appoint%ents IN M % By the governor
were confirmed. and local bills passed.
HoUsE-Resolutions adopted: To print tws
Rs pi 'ss Senate S
election Of Henry B. Payne 70 the senate;
PropriaanE os for the n paymsns 81 ess
Ohio National Guard; granting relief TO wild.
.ows and orphans of members OF the Cincir
natl fire department.
CoLuMsus, May 19.-SENArE--Bills passed;
Reorganiztng the Ohio Penitentiary. A largd
number of local bills were also put through.
ayers OF the penitentiary were confirmed.
Adjourned to January 4, 1887.
HOUsE.-A number of local bills were pass.
| ed and customary resolutions aiopted. At
8 O'clock the House adjourned to January
next
Senate Committees Reorsanized.
The Senate Committees Nave been re-
organized on a Republican basis, as fol.
| lows:
R19nals. Hsrdscrs. 1odd: O'NsiII, EItsr9th; 9TH,
ardson, Critics and Groschner
Public Works-Crouse, Gregg. Kemp, Kirch-
Dodd.
rad, O'Eeiil, Cable and Sullivan.
Schools-Ford, Fassett, Pringle, Richard
son, Critics. Welch and Lindsey;
renee, Cable and Sullivan.
r PepiHsentisry ,Iy PgEsIsy EiSnsrdson. Ely.
/ KirchneT. k0mn.
Zimmerman. Cable, Van Gleaf.
The above are the principal committees in
full. Below are the Chairmen OF the re-
Claims. Hardacre; Roaas. Hogue; Colleges,
Ely; Military, Rannals; Agricuiture. Glazter;
other than Municipal, Dow; Mines, Ely; Sol
diers' Orphans Home, Rannals; bitches, NC
ing, Fassett; Federal Relations, Pringle;
on. enSc eafSs snd
ner; Sanitary Laws, Pugsley; Fish Culture,
McGM; Revision. Codding; Enroiiment.
G3gg.
Below will be found the restored Con-
gressional districts, together with the vote
for Governor in each at the election last
fall:
First pistrict-Part of Hamilton County.
second-Part Of Hamilton County. Rep.
1920; Dem, 1852.
nss TsiiSM:iSas 4 ~ psn h2ass0msr, and rrs0l'
Fonrh.Alen, Auglaize. Ds5ke. 0ss Mercer.
shslSY sspf Hsncoen bs% s'fs Putnam Som
eca, Wyandot. Rep, 126y; Dem, lS 4@;
Sixth-Fuiton, Defiance. Henry, Paulding,
Van Vert, williams. Wood. Rep. 1855; Dem,
ren: r, D., I5,74s; Dem, LTD
| EiRhrh-Champaign, Clarke, Logan, Madf
| son Pickaway. Rep, 19,512; neln., 15, 539.
Ninti-Delaware, Hardin, Knox Marion
Morrow, Union. Republican, 17,7s4; Demo
Tenti@Erie. Lucas, Ottawa, sandusky
Republican. Il. .3s2; Democrat, 16saM.
renee. scioto Vinton. Rep, ls,S7s; Dem.
Tweltsh-Brown, Clinton, D.. Esystse, b High
h hhirteenthMFairfeld, Franklin, Hooking
Perry. Rep, Is, ,ly5; Dem, q. .z57 ...
land. ur Rep.. Il, ,sss; Dem, is,7s7 ~
washington. Rep, is,577; Dem. a7. lassg. 9,o.,,.
Mnskingum, Tuscsrawas. Rep, T,72s: Dem.
2l7l9. , u.,
son, Jefferson, Noble. Rep. ls,i2s; Dem.
Eighteenth-carroll, ColumbIsns, Mahon
. tage, 1rumbull. Rep; 20 H7; Dem. lo061
Of Cuyahoea. Rep, ID, rs; Dem. Il, ~.
Twenty -Cuyahoga. Rep, 1b,5o7; Dom.
= 13,4s3.
4 | tricts in which the Republican, have owe
E twelve, hundred majority. II fs claimed ina
n | the Republicans have chance Tor sfxteel
. Congressmen, and a sure thing on fourteen
o districts.
!. WILKES W. FoRNEY, of Leetonia, post
+ master, has been arrested for embezzle
ment.
4 THE army and cut-worms are taking th
y crops near Newark.
9 THE list of deaths by the Xenia disaste
d foots up twenty-nine.
e MEMBERS of the city government OF Ga
n lipolis, have been indicted for dishones
i. practices.
THE several assessors of Holmes Count
are engaged in listing the saloon-keepel
4 for taxation under the Dow law.
d rosT-oFFIoE has been established I
II Andis, Lawrence County, and M. g. Cla
II appointed postmaster.
81 THE millers of Shelby have been bo
of cotted by the farmers of the vicinity, 9
m account of a dispute regarding the weig
at ing of wheat which is now taken to Man
Y, field for sale, and purchases made there
e. the farmers.
lie LucIus HOWE, one of the oldest Al
h wealthiest residents OF Cuyahoga Fall
~ died from hurts received by the iron fran
D. of ar. awning falling upon him while stan
ing On the sidewalk.
A NUMBER of powerful artesian wells ha