The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1886-01-28
STATE NEWS ITEMS.
Legislative proceedings.

lton County frauds. The address was re- |
elections MIR. Eiy's Joint resolution for
biennial sessions of the General Assembly
,rder for February @ i at Ii 80 30 a m. Bis were
as follows: Mr.. Kemp-Defning
,owers OF loan associations, and releasing
zing Newark Township, Licking County, to
transfer funds. By Mr.. Eltzroth-Amendpg
provide att attorneys n s % for County % Auditors to s. and
County Treasurers when suing or sued.
HoUsE.--The House met at I o'clock, and
owing bills were introdnced: Providing for
public schools; dividing Elyria Township, Lo-
changing the time Of meeting Of Circuit
Judges to lx the time of commencement of
terms from the third Tuesday in August to
to the third tuesday in October; authorizing
prove a road running from Browpstown to
Newhope; requiring instructors in Teachers
Institutes to obtain certificates of qualifica-
ship bitches; providing that the County Conn !
missioners may only include in their expense |
h1 pro1Rans for tSs Of auso
railroad companies to keep their ears heated
April. Mr.. Mcbride offered joint resolution !
requiring the Board of Public Works to I'LL |
up, sell or lease the basin OF the canal at MAS
Works. ssas |
COLUMBUS, January 2O.-SRNArE.-Bills In
troduced: Restoring the old comm on law
doctrine of non-suit; extending the time of
holding court in Lucas County. A resolution
to discharge the Committee on Privileges and
ilton County contested election cases was
tabled under notice to discuss. Bill passed:
House bill appropriating funds to pay for ad-
vertising constitutional amendments.
tptv To- CO.
ton 719 of the Revised Statutes so: as toypro-
hibit County Innrmary Directors from col
@
Statutes SO as to prohibit the sale of property
under execution at less than it's appraised
value; to define and punish the crime of rape;
authorizing the Commissioners of Greene
County to issue bonds, not exceeding $4,000, to
pay for Work-house; making it a penitentiary
offense to act as prOcuress or induce q girl
under eighteen to enter an assignation or
other house Of bad repute ;amending Section
saS Revised S Statutes a f % 80 as to give heads Of
statute elating to indebtedness for the con-
strnction Of one.mile turnpikes. resolu-
tion was offered favoring the changing of the
Presidential term to six years.
COLUMBUS, january 21.-SENATE-The Sem
ate was called to order at II o'clock and the
minister had hardly uttered Amen, when the
HoUsE-Bills introduced: To amend tho
law providing against the killing of game so
as to allow persons who desire birds for scien-
ally more certain and severe against whoever
unlawfully Furnishes or deprives children of
ii 9osa a1a shog @ or
April 4. 1884; to amend the pharmacy law SO
as to allow all druggists who have been in the
animation; creating an additional Common
Pleas Judge in Fayette County; amending
Sections a212 and S2l3 SO az to make the lien
on stock for food furnished apply to cattle,
swine and sheep; Authorizing Commissioners
of Perry County to issue bonds and levy taxes
.1e of b of ahe
providing for the payment Of employees of the
tmbecile Asylum for clothing destroyed by
cases where the sentence is death; to punish
and prevent fraud in the sale of grain; pro-
viding that no minor under fourteen years of
Ing Section i0is Of the Revised Statutes: pro-
vidfng that local Directors Of sub-schooi dis
triets shan not enpioy teachers & for term m
directors. A resolution was adopted asking
Congress to extend the term Of the ONCE Of
appropriations for the public schools. '-e
CoLUnUs, January 2 --SsNATx.-Bills in.
trodueed: Providing the right Of way for an
electric rsilwsy in Cincinnatt; providing for
cinnati. The Committee on Privileges and
| Elections was discharged from consideration
| Of the contested election cases from Hamil-
| ton County, and the matter referred to the
| whole Senate TO try cases.
| HousE.-Bills introduced: Making partial
appropriations amounting to $4S3, 900; giving
| the Probate Courts concurrent jurisdiction
with the Courts Of Common Pleas in minor
| cases s;permit6ngBoardso of Education to expel
| members: for immoral practices, etc. provid-
ing for the publication of forfeited tax sales
after the time now prescribed BY law; to build
| q Children's Home in Brown County; to
to the light; to eject a Councilman at large
break ties; to permit the Board of Education
levy for school and educational purposes
| to appropriate 800 600 for food sufferers; in
creasing the penalty for violation of the Sun
day law.
Gle Jimmy" resident Of Wellsville sine,
1871, died at that place at the age Of ninety
seven years.
A REUNION of the surviving officers ant
members of the Ohio Constitutional Con
vention of 1850 is talked of.
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR KENNEDY ha
been presented with huge beech gave
with which to maintain order as Presiden
Of the Ohio Senate.
ALBERT HERMAN, youngstown skater
was lost through hole in the ice.
SIMON ADLER, for Mrs Gertrude Roser
zweig, of Connellsville, Pa, mother O
|
horrible sewer accident, has sued the cit
of Akron for $4,000 damages, claimin
that the accident was caused by careles,
ness.
The thirty-fourth annual reunion of th
Scottish Rite of the State of Ohio will b
held in Cincinnati on Tuesday, Wednesda
and Thursday, May II, 12 and 10, 1896
, Ar Columbus the other day, VIM. Ben,
ing swallowed big dose of morphine, an
then to make shure of shuffling off iuml
ed into the Scioto River He was fishe
out by a couple OF railroad men and resto
atives applied. Out of work is his reaso
for the rash act.
NOBLE & Co.'s gas well, at Fremon
, which was torpedoed the other evenin
. proves to be good one, probably larg
than either of the other three. They a
! extensive lime manufacturers, and inter
putting down wells enough to burn the
!, lime. There is no longer any doubts abo,
, gas in that section.
THE winter wheat crop of Ohio WAS ge
orally well protected by the snow in Il
recent freeze.
THE cylinder mead in the large seve
hundred horsepower engine at the Portal
r Straw-board Works, CirclevilIe, blew o
e the other night, causing loss to the COZ
9 pany of at least 10000, as it will take ty
: months to repair it. The chief engine
: had gone to attend the funeral of
= mother, and left the engines in charge of
q novice, with the above result
q The report comes from Napoleon tn
a there is considerable excitement over t
!. discovery of gold. while boring for gas, al
depth of three hundred feet. The pulvt
ized rock showed particles of gold, al
o being tested proved to be genuine quartz
p Mrs SARAH MURDOCH, aged sixty, dro
q ped dead in the streets at GAINESVILLE on b
q way to church.
LUCY YoxsEIMER, of New Stark, Ha
!, cock County, a wealthy farmers daughte
. and possessor of considerable property
= her own right, aged fifteen, eloped wi