The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1886-04-07
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days before tSisposins of tho same s Biiis IL.
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the the Governor s 4 were ccnarned. x rsssoisiiOn
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passed: Authorizins Cleveland 70 construct
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Sosf sns ss to ns fos tss
500; p ovidlng for the appoin ment OF asses
ed sroys tsa
shall b 1Ied VITA the stale. Auditor. A
neTs neTosr ccurmeR e seRo'asnsAt' 0y the Governor
Housn. Bills passed: Making the avocs-
tion Of procuress q penitentiary offense; pro-
ons ysss ss q be cons
tributipg members OF military companies
from jury dutyi alloying pe.sons indicted
to waive the reading OF the Indictment
COLUMBUS, March h2c-0EHAxn.--Btils 70 pass-
ed: Al owing county commissioners to i'm.
prove county roads running Through villages;
providing non partisan police Tor Cincin-
porstions shall not uss. their cha, ters until
aiter organi.atiscn: n, q rSauiring omocrs Of pub
tSs puOl.:Sins q q soresssr Sf ohis
sSRs ps1s suit: asov'ss sys ssssndsasda Sond and IN
mort tssss t5 reSssss tSs same; providiag :
rsoluticn asking Coneress 70 restore the
wool tariff was adopted.
Houss Tho diy was spent ID considering
sH icSsn q sssns seesr
reid ssid : Hspsssents.ivs rom Hamilton
CoLyxsus. March N.IssxArs.-Thss Senate
passed one Bill and adjoGFnsd until Monday.
and IiSsrtss % 81 asssiises coansy, sssinst
ss sSn q :s ss . rs srnS
70 ss III fSs g incsssss sss
E % @ Tor the Ss Sold.ns Of pr prI
municipal corporations to grant the use Of
deas tue Ses Of men saa a.
rectcrs of ipnr%.riss: 70 provide Tor TIE pay-
msnt nait q IL the MUrysn Fsid cIaims ,siready
luton asking Congress to make IN appropri-
alton TO erect a monument at MARIETTA, c0m-
wss. the first settlement g ;ns North
adopted. ~ 81
CotUxBus. March hee-sExATI.-A number
Of bills were read the second time and ap-
proved. +t fs'
HousE.-Bills introduced: Allowing the is-
sue Of summons upon the fling OF q. pre-
cipe In actions against nom residents; enabling
wbs. % sns Ss
Of personal taxes and OF trust and safe de-
Postt companies; A resolution was adopted
epidemic st the penitentiary.
COLUMBUS, March ha.-SENATs.ABi'b intro
duced: Providing that petitions in error shall
pc nled within one year; amending the ditch
per cent. until the work is Oompieted. A res
9siH 1lTtion xas sdcnted 70 allow battle aags 20 Of
S1H of Ss e q 70 En-
HOyeE.--BIlls passed: Hnlargine the pow
burn : building q IssSs : tisn nfty dollars
e Gos. ss q 1sso sos
Survey.
A MOST Affecting scene occurred In the
Common Pleas Court ct New Philadelphia
. few days ago. Five. years ago Floyd
Nr,,,,. r,.r-;aS - s.A..s.x,., -rn. r.,
named Vosely. And after living tocether
four yesrs hspuiIv 20 all sopeerances. the
| two separated. They have an interestine
little boy that both wanted possession OF.
The Court decided to give the child into
the custody of its father, and the scene that
followed moved the stoutest hearts. The
mother fell on her lmees In front Of the
Judge and iupiprsd in the most pitiiul
terms fors rim not to take her boy away
from her Her reason seemed dethroned,
and she shrieked at the top OF her voico to
be allowed TO keep her darling child. The
decision, however, was dnal, and the unfor-
tunste mother saw her boy Ter the last
time.
The Sunday question has become . Yolit-
ical issue 81 Cieveland, wtsh the Sunday
ciosss apparently on TOP ,s
STErHEN WIDxsI, . pionesr, died near
Piqua, aged 20 years. d sibyq
CirY IxyIsnAiY DIsscros NsuyAs,v. Of
Cincinnati, has bsen found guilty ON nine
Of the twelve impeachment charges.
Trr Ooyernor hss rs..arro,rt.d " n c.r-
rinet0n. of Tolsdo. and ~. Hovard MN ~
Ciucinnati, nsmbsrsof The state Board Of
of the Athsns Asylum. lIT'r,
Pnoap.crs -sr.-sood Cor n. ..-,v cor.
| .truction of thu Circirr.ti HockinS Val.
Isv And Huntirvtor r.ilrcsa