The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-05-20
THE LIQUOR TAX BILL.
IL Passes the House and IL Now Law
It's Provisions,

IL Passes the House and IL Now u Lave
Its Provisions.
COLUMBUS, MOy l9,-The Dow liquor
tax bin paseed the House this morning.
II passed the Senate yesterday and IL
nOY 0 law. Mr.. LampeOn, ir the
special committee 10 whom the bill was
referred by the House yesterday after
noon, reported the same back THIS morn
Inv and recommend d ita passage. b..
fore this, j, II, BOllett, of Cincinnati,
was allowed an opportunity tO appear
before the committee 40 attOrney for the
whole ale liquor dealers, and make an
argument In favor OF exempting hia eli.
enls ON the proyi, Ions Of the law. The
committee re'usei 10 make the exCep
ton flr the balelit Of the Wholesalers.
The ID mocratS u cd every endeAyOr to
dete I the bill, ana fai ling IN this sought
10 have II amended, As sOOn az the r..
port had been agreed TO half q fOsau
Democratic members jlmped to t1elr
feet for The purpose Of Offering am nd.
menla' Me Rawllne, Republican, arose
10 den q d the previous question, but
before he bRd done this the chair r cog
nized Mr. Cole, d mocrat, who Ciferfd
an amendment striking Gu all OF that
portion tf section II which aulhOriz 4
municipal corporations TO regulate, re-.
strain, or Ef hl6it ale. beer, or 70 ter
houses, ana other places where lnlOxl.
eating liquors ere old, bat Mr., Rawnua
moved the pTeylou q estion, which was
suttpined This prevented the minOTi
y from carrying out their deslgDs, A
vote va taken on the motion 20 refer,
which WIS lOst on q yO O OF o. nays 10
81 yras, The queft.O' then being on
the pa taPe OF the hill thryefsaud Jays
were called md regulted--yCas Of, my
81 Those who voted In the Affirmative
were oil Republicans, and those voting
In the negative all Democrats with the
exception OF Mssara, Bader and Brock
man,
The bill In brlCf provides that the
bus mesa OF tgill'Rirg IN intoxicating
liqnor. shall be afapsald yearly the sum
oi SSlO, or II only malt and ViniOua
liquors are sold within the year, Sl0C,
The penalty Tor false returns Of The
kind OF liquor sold Is ah increased ~,
rresmtnt by the auditor Cf $3.50 MuUl
| clpt 90 pIfNllOnH are empower Il tp
'tRulnir, lJs'Fln, nd pI0mhil ale,
beer, ana putr lUuC Ca und other
places WlDrp lIQuO" are .old Unt vs. O..
ever FrllH DO % MINOR or per on In the
| habit OF gHi.iNP intoxicated han Up
llned not mCrH lhAb flOJ OF loag Than
| S25 and lmpi sorpd 10 more than
thlrly nor 'e 3 lhtu uy dlyr,
II Que section o, The law Is declared
unconstitutional, q provision la inj ctpd
TO hold The other Intact.
Ar5OlutiOn offered by Mf. Dow and
adopted IN the Senate directs the State
Aud tor TO hay 1000 pies OF the bill
printed and distributed among the
County Auditors,
A GREAT LOCKOUT Ar CHICAGO
CHICAGO, May 10 -lhs evening at
six =. M, In accordance with the dscls
ion Of the Wholesale Clothing Manufac
tuferS' Association, at Chicago, n q gan
tic lockout was inhuRurgled here, An
manufacturers notified their cutters
that for lhe present no further work
VIII he & Ven out, by this action near
~ 10000 men and women Or ont o. en-
nl0yW0lt The Wholesale manufgc,uf.
ere who began the lockout do not them.
selves employ any labor, except that OF
cnllere; all other work " tafmed out 10
sma' contractors or mlddlemOn, with
very few eXcep Tons the tailOfa aud tail
dresses OF tho city work by the piece,
aud are In the pay o. mlddlemen FIR
some lime past, mOsO or leaa, u general
Htfike for an advance In wages has been
IN progress, rOmlnally apAlua, the mid
dlemln, but ~ a matter OF iaCt secretly
encouraged by them. A committee Of
the mlddlCm'n called l0'dGy upOn the
leading Wholesalers 10 see II som0 com.
p'0mlse could not be- reached, but met
with no oncOurNg mnnt Some whole
sale hfma have Aa much 0a ten dnyR
cutting o hand, but say that 10 yield 10
tho demands. which they lguro out "a
ranging from 30 20 90 rr celt advance,
would 6o suicidal The mddomen will
Mold n meeting tomorrow morning 10
take action concerning the dilemma In
which they Or' placed by the wholCs IL
lockout
CAN GET NO MONEY.
Warrington. D. g., May l3 State
Auditor klesewetter is here on private
business and will return Saturday.
Most Of the Ohio Democratic members
mot him during the session TO day IN
the Sergeant'at.Arma' on Q aud dis
CuesO the Ohio situation, Hs under
n andlng la that the absent senators
viii remain away and this action In up.
proved by Judge SO 10Y, who thinks n
legal settlement OF all Issues s'0uld be-
obtained ~ quickly ~ possible. Mr.
klo owot er's. position ~ 10 paying war
rNnta has already been detailed In Ohio,
AiylcNa here are that W, q. Deehler has
declined TO advance $500, 900 10 The State
hpcanto New Yurk capitalists doubt the