Democratic Northwest. [volume] (Napoleon, Ohio) 1869-1894, 1886-05-27
CLOSING SCENES IN BOTH
BRANCHES OF THE LEGIsLA-
TURE.
Entrekin'sF Address Received
With Contemptuous Silence.
King Bob Returns Thanks On the
Usual stereotyped way.
Amer Refusing to Recognize Senator
Van Clears Last Protest.
1.-THE End" Written at the Bottom Of
the Last Page OF the Revolution
and Jobbery.
rspeeii.l Dispatch to the Enquirer. /

COLUMBUS, Ohio, May 19.-The Begis-
lative wind-up to-day was rather tame
affair, all things considered, and to-
night there remains but little of II, ex-
cept reminiscence of revolution and q
strong odor of jobbery.
RELIEVING FOOD SUFFERERS.
A bill came over from the "Senate''
this morning and passed the House un-
der suspension Of the rules, the object
of which Is to relieve from the payment
of taxes people whose property has
been destroyed by flood and tornado
since the same was placed upon the tax
duplicate by the Assessors. The details
of the bill provide for an equitable as
oertainment of the losses sustained, and
q remission of taxes upon the property
listed and subsequently destroyed.
Mr.. Rawlins introduced bill in the
House, which was passed under sus-
pension Of the rules, authorizing the
city of Springfield to issue $50, 900 in
bonds to repair streets and sewers in
consequence of damages inflicted by
the recent floods. The bill, of course,
did not pass the Senate.
The House bills for the relief of the
flood sufferers in Xenia and Dayton
passed the "Senate" this forenoon.
HIS LAST UNvAILING PROTEST
Senator Van Cleaf offered the follow
ing protest:
The undersigned member fthe Sem
ate from the Tenth District protests
against the action of the President of
the Senate this day in ruling out of or
der his motion to enter upon the jour
nal the return of the Sergeant-at Arms,
dated May II, 1885, upon warrants is
sued upon the 9Th of May, 1886, by or
der of the Senate, for the arrest of Sena-
tors O'Neill, Cable, Sullivan, Lawrence,
Dodd, Williston, Critics, Welsh, ,Grosch-
ner, Lindsey, SCHNEIDER and Sinnett,
absent members of the Senate; and al
80 refusing to entertain appeal from his
decision. And also protests against res
olution, reports and motions being de-
clared adopted on yea and nay vote
with less than quorum voting, in con-
travention of Senate rule II.
A. r. VAN CLEAF.
Boss Kennedy refused to permit the
protest to be entered upon the journal,
and refused to assign any reason there
for.
PENTTENTIARY ORGANIZATION,
Cope's bill recognizing the Board of
Penitentiary Managers also passed the
in the names of the managers as given
in the Enquirer this morning, and they
were confirmed.
OUTCALT'S LICENSE BILL.
The same BODY POSTPONED Outcalt's
bill imposing licenses upon certain
trades In the city of Cincinnati until
the 10th day of January, 1887.
CoNvERsE's SUCCESSOR.
Barton Smith, of Lucas county, was
to-day appointed and confirmed as
Trustee of the Working Home Of the
Blind, vice Hon. Geo. L. Converse,
declined. Mr.. Barton is Democrat
who does not believe in the regularity
and legality of revolution.
SENATE" COMMITTEES.
The following are the "Senate Com
mittees as reorganized, the Chairman
ofwhich were telegraphed last night:
Judiciary-Pavey, Pringie, Coulter,
Dow, Rannells, Hardacre, Dodd, ,O'Neill
and Eltzroth.
Finance-Co Conrad, Grouse, Ford, Ely
Richardson, Critics and Groschner.
Claims-Hardacre, Gregg, Pugsley
Glazier, Critics, Lawrence and Van
Cleaf.
Public works-C Grouse, Gregg, Kemp
Kirchner, Van Cleaf. Cable and
Groschner.
Municipal Corporatious-Pringle, Egg.
gers, Kemp, Hardacre, Van Cleaf VIII.
iiston and Dodd.
Roads and Highways-Hogue, Gregg
Dow, McGill, Mehafey, Lindsey and
Sinnett.
Railroads, Turnpikes and Telegrahs
Coulter, Pavey, Pugsley, Conrad
O'Neill, Cable and Sullivan.
Common Schools and School Land
Ford, Fassett, Pringle, Richardson,
Critics, Welch and Lindsey.
Universities, Colleges and Academies
Ely, Glazier, Dow, O'Neill and Law
renee.
Medical Societies -Sinnett, Pugsley
Codding, Ely, Fassett and SCHNEIDER.
Military Affairs-Rannells, Coulter
Kirchner, Grouse, Williston, Sullivan
and DOdd.
Agriculture Glazier, McGill, Gregg
Hogue, Mehaffey, Lawrence and Sulli
van.
Manufactures and Commerce Rich
ardson, Eggers, Grouse, Lawrence and
Groschner.
Corporations Other Than Municipal
Dow, Hardacre, Pringle, Eggers, Cable
Zimmerman and Mehaffey.
Geological Survey-Glazier, Ely, Paw
ey, WEIGH and Mehaffey.
Mines and Mining--Ely, Coulter
Hogue, Rannells, O'Neill, Welch and
WiIliston.
Soldiers and Sailors Orphans HON,
and Schools for Imbecile Youths
Rannells, Pavey, Dow. Kemp, Sullivan
Mehaffey and Dodd.
bitches and Gill, Glazier
Codding, Groschner and Mehaffey.
Insurance -Kepp, Codding, Grouse
Kirchner Lawrence, Cable and Sulli
van.
Benevolent Institutions Codding
Conrad, Hogue, Pavey, Van Cleft, ,Dod'
and Lawrence.
Reform School and Industrial Schoo
for Girls -Eggers, Fassett, Kemp, Pugs
ley, Sinnet, Criter and Eltzroth.
Penitentiary-Pugsley, Richardson
Ely, Ford, Van Cleaf, Williston an
. Sullivan.
Library Ford, Ely and Van Cleaf.
State Building Kirchner, Grouse
Conrad, Eltzroth and Schneider.
Fees and Salaries Hardacre, Hogue
Rannells, Dow, Welch, Lindsey an
! Zimmerman.
Public Printing -Fassett, Egger
: Flazier, Van Cleaf and Zimmermann.
Federal Relations Pringle, Codding
Hardacra. Purslay. Critics. Eltzroth an