The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1888-01-14
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Hams. Mcssrs. Cone. Of T,o,umb,ann: An,,enev.
nj Tuscarawns. and Whitaker. Of Warren. re-.
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bnuoh. cleric. David Innn,np. E,nro,i,ng CIcrk.
Scott A webb. Enpross,n1 C,er,. Calvin q
REYNOLDS. Recordinu C,crk Miss Alice
Poordmun. Soroeort.ot Arms n p
Hayward: First Assistant paul Bernhard:
second Assistant. John O. Files. Third AS.
sieton, T,rede,,cr Riorrner Tn ths of,ornoop
the time IN the IIouse was taken I'm IN drawing
scnts for an hour. the usunl routine resolntions
about Revised Statutes. Committees ON MILEAGE
and anpointment Of pages were Introduced.
nlso n resolution for tho weekly adiournmanta
CoI.uMnr,s Ian. 3-sennte. --The iournal of
Yesterday was annroved bv 4 vote Of 20 yeas 70
ia nays. A resolution was offered condcmnipo
that mart Of the rresident,s messape recon-.
mending the placing Of wool on the free list.
Mr. Rraadocl, gave notice IN discuse M
cuss at once, Carried. Mr.Braddock moved
that the resolution be tabled and ordered
l printed. At the afternoon session the wool
resolution discussion was resumed. Mr.. Brad.
dock asked for n yea and nav vote on his amend.
ment to condemn John Sherman because of his
| vote in the u. S. Senate in 1899 reducing the
tariff on wool. After lively tilt between Mr..
Alexander and Mr. MehafYey, o vote was taken
| on the amendment. The veto wns vens. g:
| nays. a. Several amendments offered were
voted down. also motion 10 adjourn. The
wool resolution wns finally adopted nv n marty
vote. Mr.. Rathbone offered a resolution compli.
| mentinp Governor Foraker on his notion IN the
matter OF stoppng the return of the rebel flags.
HousE.-The Speaker appointed the follow.
| ing standing Committees: Finance-Cope. of
| Columbiona: Poorman. belmont. Harris.
Preble; Whittlesey, Portage: Braman. Lorain;
| Taylor, Champaign: Reed. Ross: Hubbard.
| Seneca; Broehmer, Putnam. Rules-Speaker,
| Harris of Preble; Merrick. Mcigs; LeBlond,
Mercer; Reed, Ross; Judiciary-Merrick, of
Meigs; Wor,hington, Fayette; Fimble. Carroll;
| Weems, Noble: Laylin Huron: Clark. Cuva.
hoga; LeBlond, Mercer; McCrary. Ashland:
| Smith, Franklin. Public Works-Albnuuh.
| Miami; Bnrger, Pike; Kitchen, jackson; Wat.
| kins, Allen; Sanford, Summit; Kennedy Cuya.
hoga; vinnedge Butler; Gaumer. Musl,ingum;
| Geyer, Paulding.
| COLUMBUS, Jan. .4.-SENArE-The resolution
| indorsing Governor Foraker for his action in
| the rebel flag business was adopted. Bills in.
| .roiuced: Relative to employing county sur.
| veyors To amend section 1718, SO as to allow
| the county auditor county treasurer, and CITY
comptroller with the approval OF the city tax
commissioners, to appoint assessors in cities of
| the first and second grade, first class Mr.. Sin.
nett offered Joint resolution providing for tri.
| weekly udjournments after FRIDAY. January 1s.
which was adopted.
uousE-Speaker Lampson appointed stand.
| ing committees as follows: Committee on In
bor-Davis, Haley, Outcalt, Robinson, Hyscll,
Lawler and Young. Municipal Affairs-Hale,
Grifin Outcalt, Rawlins, Wydmau Doren. Nc.
Grcgor, Bellevillc and Young. Public Printing
-Stranahan, Shearer, Doren, Lants, Kries,
Gaumer and Lawler. Agricultural -Messrs,
| Troyer, Boyd Whiteacre, Lantz, jackson. Nc
Kilvey, Antony and Dill Asylums for Insane
| Messrs. Tompkns, Spencer, Harper, Robinson,
| Rorick Monahan, Monot Hunt and Kries Bills
| introduced.-Toc compel street car companies to
furnish passengers with seats and warm thei,
cars. Requiring the teaching of hygiene in the
public schools. To prevent the general slaughte,
OF quail or shooting the same for a considers
tion. Amending Section 70e5 Of the Revised
Statutes so as to prevent the renting Of proper
ty for the purpose Of lewdness, and making
liable to fine and Imprisonment
COLUMBUS, O., Jan. 6.-SENArg.-Bills read
second time: Providing for the loan of school
books TO the pupils in the public schools. and
authorizing boards of educations to purchase
.ne Saei 'Ias @ s. pOas.on o. .ne DOW ta1 law DC
ohpa..n,s ,s ,a ..;s aaa 'xa.nsonanoe 1aA .,
publio record of uncloimed d.nosts !, honSs
Mr.. Alexander offered joint resoution provid.
ing for the appointment of O commission Of
three by the Governor to survey and appraise
oil the State lands and dispossess trespassers.
me resolution was tabled and ordered printed.
A9!ournea @ MIL Mohaay.
varo .mnonn"ad. ,o'1%mN Wrrn,, Summing gomm"tees
Hudson Penne,, Genar po,.,s,nr E.,. ~,
Amer. Williams. Grimm. Eyrcrman pei,sr;,,a
Railroads and Telegraph Messrs Kennedv
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