The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-04-08
Qua CoLUMHU, LETTERS,


COLUMBUS, o., April 1.-the present
L.g slaturr N very anxious to repay the
sc OIL book monopoly for the assistance
g'y II In thu last campaign aud ~ the
Utg nlzatlOn OF thu House, Last winter
hr Legislature passed a bill that pro-
hh ed the change OF text hooks by
TO ds OF education lneide Of tige years,
hul rue 20 thar desire TO secure u mo-
nOpoly IN everything pertaining to
scht oil books u bill was iulfO4 uced thia
vi or which provides that the clerk OF
thl Board Of Education OF each town
sli shall hays the custody OF all books
puI chased, ~ provided In section d,O2O
uf WA OF ono Got. S2, page 1872, and
sn i disuOe 6f MI such hnOkau Il UPON
~, II TERMS AS THE BOARD OF EDUCATION
IN LII DlRECE Ini Huall account lOr me
a., ~ ,hB regular settlements
% he hoard, ard nv all such times
AZ he B ald Of Education may require
N same, fhe Board Of Education
sd, require said Clerk 20 enter Ito u
bt d In such amount as they may deem
4u0 Client, The bill has prsied the
II uae aud ls now IN the hands Of the
& mmitlee on Schools aud School Lands
OF no Senate, where II is hoped that the
O.. mittee will give " the attention II
Ne,ttyea, no that the grinding school
book ring cannot secure any more ad'
~ tage Of tho people than they have NJ
tht present time, The principal part OF
tnr bill that should receive attention Ia
that part lu small caps. A large mum.
Dpl OF school book agents are now In the
clu, and frequently yiat the hOlla OF
ieglelation to have tho bill pushed TO q
w Cdy passage, In this they will fail,
ne the c0mmittoe intenda to give the
bill "A thorough examination
STREET RAILWAY CARS TO Bg HEATED.
J. no House OF representatives TINS
mo ming came to the relief OF the public
thr may have TO ride on street rallwaya
b, passing the Hull bill TO regulate
atf NJ ran Raya. The bill was pretty
IN roughly di Cussed by Mes,rs, Hull,
hbhDurn, Puck and Turner IN favor OF
II. passage, while Representative Taylor
OF this county, made hard light
tor the s0ulless corporations, that do not
carr about the comfort OF passengers or
em lOyes. Notwithstanding tho hard
lgl / made by him, and the appeal not
" ripple capital, tho bill was placed on
lta passage aud passed-yeae 90, nays
l2. Those voting In the negative were
NJ 6srs. Boyd, Cope, Dickson, Harris
Hilles, Lampson, Lin iuli, Mrtflau,
Sheparu, iaJ ,Or, Terrell and Whittle'
sey--all Repul llicons,
TaE AUDITORS TERM BILL,
The refusal Of tho House TO ad0pt the
report 0f tho Conference Committee llx'
Ing the beginning OF the Audit0r's term
on the llrst Monday OF 0c oOer, leaves
that matter In the hand, OF another
Conference COMMITTEES. II ls believed
that tho second Conference Committee
will tx the time on the llret Monday In
March, with n preyla0 thnt none OF the
Auditors now IN olllOe shall DO coOtln
ued In Oillco during the intervening
period. rhls would knock the wi1d
out Of things generally, and determln'
cd effort will be made TO prevent any
such an amondm'nt, M would be pref
era6lo TO make the TORN begin In j Jan'
uaty without any such q provlso being
Incorporated.
WANT TO 40 HOME TO yoTE,
while II " true that but little ipnu.
enCe Ia being exerted by tho pending
spring election, 40 far 40 outward np.
pearances go, yet there le evidently o
strong undefcurrent pulling NJ che
members, making them anxious 10 20
home and eee about electlng C0Detables,
Road Supervisors aud 0ihor important
ofllciala. In fact, they arc 30 anxious TO
be of 10 the front that but little will DO
done during the rest OF this week. Tho
Legislature would adjourn TO morrow
until Tuesday, II II could do no without
n epeolal Joint resolutl0 The adjourn
ment will, therefore, be taken until Sat.
llrday morning and from that day until
Tuesday, The statesmen Will oil DO NJ
home, aud don't you forget ".
GALL FOOLS DAY. AT COLUMBUS.
Aside from u few harmless Jokes per.
petrated by tho members upon each
other, there was nothing except an un.
pleasant wind and pn0w storm tO dis
tinguleh All Fools day from any other
on Tho calendar, Bat perhaps the mem-
bere OF tho Legislature did not think II
necessary To put forth any extra Efforts
fooling on this particular day, holding
that all Legislative days are alike In this
respect.
LOCAL BILLS BRING PUSHED THROUGH.
Both In the Senate and Tho House q