The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1886-01-21
STANDING COMMITTEES
or the House Annouiced-No Chairma
ship for Hamilton County.

Following will be found - full list OF
committees, the first named being the
Chairman:
Agriculture-Terrell, Deyo, Cowgirl, Bar
rett, Boyd, Byal, johnson, (of Williams),
Armor, Francisco.
Asylums for the Insane-Tompkins, Poor
man, Green, Stewart, Of Trumbull;
Kitchen. Brockman, Turner, Lisle, Hunt.
Blind Asylum-Lyman, Beatty, Mcclure,
Arnett, Clancy, Work, Edwards.
Claims-Harris, Cope, Rawlins, Emerson,
Edwards, Braddock, Le Blond.
Corporations Other Than Municipal
Merrick, Beatty, Ames, Brockman, Hull,
Boehmer, Baughman.
Girls Industrial School-Sackett, John
son, of Huron; Fimple, Holcomb, Lyons,
Boehmer, Francisco.
liams, Of Noble; Blair, Kreis, Lyons, Hig-
gins.
Imbecile Asylums- Hilles, Whittlesy,
Ames, Strecker, Shaw, Baker, Kreis
Judiciary-Taylor, Worthington, Came
ron, Rawiins, Merrick, Tompkins, Cole,
Williams, of Coshocton; Huffman.
Labor-Haley, Stewart, of Muskingum,
Ryan, Brown, of Cuyahoga, Bader, Out
calf, Mcbride, Cuff, Shultz.
Library-Brown, of Cuyahoga, Lyman,
Fimple, Williams, of Columbiana; CLANCY,
Edwards, Butterfield.
Manufacture and Commerce. Clement,
Stranahan, Sackett, Strecker, Baker, Puck
Ohlemacher.
Medical Colleges and Societies. Kitchen,
Lyman, Holcomb, Stewart, Of Trumbull
Baily, Lisle, Hubbard.
bitches, Drains and Water-courses-
Emerson, Sacket, Patton, Boyd, Geyer,
Boehmer, Work.
Deaf and Dumb Asylum-Winiams, of
Noble; Shepard, Stewart, of Muskingum
Tomlinson, Armor, Ohlemacher, Vjnnedge.
ENROLMENT 0oint committee) )-Rawlins,
Williams, of Noble; Coates, Geyer, Brad.
dock.
Fees and Salaries-Deyo, Ames, Coates
Eggers, Habbeller, Zeigler, Hull
Federal Relations-Cameron, Poorman
Washburn, Arnett, Williams, Of Coshoc
ton; johnson, of Williams, Shaw.
Finance-Brown, of Warren, Cowgirl
Brumback, Barrett, Terrell, Cope, Turner
LeBlonde. Hubbard.
Fish Culture and Game-Stranahan
Sheppard, Emerson, Nieman, Ohlemacher
Puck, Habbeller. .-1
Geology, Mines and Mining McC Clure
Kitchen, johnson, of Van Vert; Dickson
Mcbride, Shaw, Buerhaus.
Military Affairs-Tomlinson, Kennedy
Stewart, of Muskingum; Hartpence, Hig
gins, Zeigler, Huffman.
Municipal Corporations-Linduff, Pal
mer, Taylor, Harris. Graydon, Nieman
Schultz, Young, McCray.
New Counties aid County Affairs
Fimple. Tomlinson, johnson, of Huron
Little. Eidenmiller, McCray, Geyer.
Prison and Prison Reform-Green, Haley,
Blair, Washburn, Cole, Young, Smalley.
Privileges and Elections-Poormau Cam
eron, Brumback, Lampson, Linduff Wig
gins, Mcbride.
Public Buildings and Lands-Blair, Mat
thews, Cope, Eggers, Turner, Anstill
Work
Public Printing-Washburn, Stranahan
Sampson, Outcalt, Kries, Smalley.
Public Works-Ryan, Albaugh, Haley
Green, Holcomb, Williams, of Coshocton,
Buerhaus, Vinnedge, Cole
Public Ways-Albaugh, Little, Whittle-
sey, Dickson, Cuff, Howard, Ankeney.
Railroads and Telegraphs-Brumback
Tompkins, Clement, Kennedy, Mcclure,
Shaw, LeBlonde, Howard, Huffman.
Observation-Disclosures, Linduff, Whittle
sey, Stewart Of Muskingum; Hull, Baker
Hunt.
Revision-Johnson of Van Vert; vii
liams of Columbiana; Worthingtou, VIVID.
man, johnson of Williams; Buerhaus, Nc
Keever, Baughman. r
Rules-Beatty, Ryan, Matthews, ziegler,
Young.
/. Schools and School Lands-Lampson,
johnson Of Van Vert; Coates, Albaugb
Boyd, McKeever, Smalley.
Soldiers and Sailors Orphans Home
Matthews, Harris, Dickson, Outcalt, Puck
Lisle, McKeever.
Temperance-Arnett, Palmer, Brown oi
Warren; Hilles, Bailey, Armeor, Lyon.
Turnpikes-Williams, of Columbiana;
Ingman, Hilles, Hartpence, Eidenmiller,
Vinnedge, Anstill.
Unfinished Business-Johnson, of Huron;
Palmer, Brown, of Cuyahoga; Butterfield
lAnkeny, Braddock.
! University and Colleges Cowgirl, Shep
hard, Terrell, Graydon, Hunt, Byal, Cuff.
) A SPECIAL to the Cincinnati Enquire,
from Akron says: "At the trial of Tom
,Ridenout, arrested the other night for ex
ttreme cruelty to his three step-children, II
was shown that he has all this winter made
ithe two boys, aged nine and eleven, and a
girl. aged three, sleep in an old shed with
out fire orbedding; that he fed them prin
cipally and most sparingfy on potatoes ant
salt; made them wade through the snow,
half naked. to steal wood, and frequently
beat the boys until their limbs were swol
len and bruised. There being no law un
der which this fiend could be punished fol
cruelty to children, he was convicted fol
assault and battery, and was sent to the
Cleveland work house for six months. But
for the interference and assistance of neigh
bors this would fellow undoubtedly have
caused the death of these little ones, who
are very bright. When put on the. stand
to testify they tremb ed and cried, and
were indeed objects of pity Ridenout wa.
hustled out of the crowd, who jeered and
cursed him."
AT Waynesburg, the other morning, Mrs
Jennie McIllhinney's house caught fire
She pumped water for twenty minutes in
the snow in her bare feet, and then ran q
quarter of a mile to give the alarm and
back. The temperature was twelve below
and she was nearly paralyzed with cold
and at last accounts was in a very critical
state.
CINcINNATI firemen are to have twenty
four hours vacation each week.
IT is now stated that the Franklin County
Courthouse will be finished by July IL
1887, and the entire cost, including furni-
ture and incidentals will not exceed $780,
000 The work has entirely stopped al
present.
STATE INSURANCE COMMISSIONER REL
MuND has relicensed the following insur-
ance companies: Central Manufacturer
Mutual, Van Vert; Allen County Mutual,
Lima; Mutual Fire, Cincinnati; Michigan
Fire and Marine, Detroit; Globe Insurance
Company, Cincinnati; Teutonia Fire and
Marine, Canton.
CANTON has a case Of smallpox.
GEO. .GALLoGLY, Muskingum County, muir
derer of Gordon Apperson, is jailed al
GAINESVILLE for first degree murder.
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