The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-03-25
IMPORTANT APPROPRIATIONS,

lupVHhluNlNus bH lnutlOh VI hVplluNI
all the obj j'cti0nable features OF the bill,
hitherto pointed out, were stricken out,
aud the act was made TO apply only TO
the scrip evil, and II was then passed.
The bill M II passed ia a most exec lent
one, and II II goes through the Senate,
and 6ecoms a law, It's enforcement will
have saiutaTy effect. W. AT.
COLUMBUS, March 49, Both house had
big caleadars this morning aud neither
got through with them, which sends n
number Of Ills that were on third read
Ing over until next week. In the House
there we're % bllls for third and "a for
second reading, aud In the Senate there
were 10 for thiid and for second read
ing. This would constitute good days
work Tor more agile and industrious
Legislature than this.
SHERMAN COMPELLED TO SURRENDER
John sherman, aud the DOODLE powers,
who were acting In concert wi h him,
were finally compelled 10 surrender and
permit the c0nllrma' Ion OF Postmaster
Jones In thia city, which was OIL 'lally
announced this morning. Sherman was
anxious TO keep his Republican friends
IN oillie ~ Ing Gs possible, and the
b0odlers hated him because he II an
honest straightforward Democrat, Be-
lwJen them they managed to keep Mr.,
Jones out OF Office some two months
That Sherman and the bO0dlers ahOuld
have joined forces Is not matter OF sur
prise.
MIR, GtAZIER's BILL PASSED.
Mr. g az, r'1 bill, repeating the law
OF lla. winter, requiring partnership
ana Individual traders 20 record their
names was taken no In the House 10 day
aud pasaCd 20 10 3. The law was OF
doubtful C0notltuil0nally and had no
hen,A lal eiiecta, aud lls repeal was
generally demanded,
MANY LEAVES on ABSENCE,
Leaves OF absence were almost as
plenty ns Leaves In Vulambros!a aa the
day began 10 wane, and the roll call ran
down close TO gro, The ttl-weekly
begins jnat after sunrise 10 morrow
morning, which accounts for II.
M'DRIDE's BILL LAID TO REST.
Mr., McBride's bill 10 "llmlt contracts
between employers and employees" came
up 10 day with the pending amend.
menta, The author OF the bill offered n |
substitute mabing II lawful for any
man 10 belong 10 d labor organic ltlon
and unlawful for any man 10 refuse the |
members OF LABOR organizations em.
pl0yment, for that reason. The eubatl. |
tute dld not 20 far enough 10 make II |
10 prevent men who do not DO. |
long 10 labor organizations from getting |
bit possibly the object OF |
tho proposed law was not 10 protect the |
rights OF men, who In the exercise OF |
their inallonable right, do not belong 10
lny labor organization except that OF |
their own manhood. The bill and anb.
ltitute was 70 committed 10 the Commit
lee on Labor, where II will PROBABLY
sleep.
ANXIOUS FOR A VACATION.
During the afternoon tho business In
neither House was Of much Importance,
but II was done In hurried, unengy
way which showed that the members
we're anxious 10 be OF on their regular
vacation.
PAYNE COMMITTEE REPORT NEXT WEEK.
We are now near the end Of the third
month OF the session, nnd n vast amount
)f work laid out remains 10 DO done.
rhe House Committee on Privileges aud
tll c'l0na will report next week In the
luttefneld case, The Payne committee
Will report next week. The Senate con.
ested election committee may not re-
)0rt for weeks. W. IT.
COLUMBUS, o., March I0.--The Leglsla.
ure was In session jus. fifteen minutes
hlg morning, and devoted ite attention
o the people. That IL petitions and
memorials were received md referred
o various committees. Having per
ormed this noble work, the half dozen
members prescott adjourned until Pu0s-
lay next at 4 .. m, A quorum will turn
lp about 10 o'clock on Wednosday--not
,ofore.
WILL FAVOR DuTTERrIELD.
Next week thero will probably be n
title excitement In the House over the
eport OF the Committee OF Privileges
md Elections In tho contested case OF
HARLAN Va. Butter1eld. The report will
avor tho seating OF Butterleld, and will
70 adopted by q party vote. There Ia but
title real testimony In tho case, but the
,rinted report and photographs will
oet tho people several thousands OF
Iollars, the most Of which 10 an unneces-
ary waste.
TuE SENATE REPORT.
when tho Senate Committee will re-
'ort Ia n matter OF gueps work. Proba.
'ly not until tho end OF tho session,
ven II report can be agreed upon by
hat time.
CONCLUSIVE ANSWER.
A travelling evangelist has posted the
ollowing In oil parts Of the State
louise.