Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-04-11
SENATORIAL DISPUTE.
In which the Lieutenant Governors De-
cision Is Reversed.


In which the Lieutenant Governors De
cision is Revs,sed.
COLUMBUS, O., April IL.
The Senate.
The Senate had lively scene over
decision Of the Lieutenant Governor. Or
Friday the Senate passed a House bill
authorizing Lancaster to borrow $50, 1000 to
purchase a natural gas plant. Senator
Brown moved to reconsider this vote. The
rules of the Senate provide that a vote may
be reconsidered only within two days after
il has been taken, and the Lieutenant Gov
ernor held that the time for 4 reconsidera
ton had passed. He therefore ruled The
motion out of order. Mr.. Brown
held that as the Senate did no,
meet on Saturday, this was only the
second legislative day since Friday
A long debate followed, after which a vote
was taken, and the Senate, by vote OF Ii
to l6, refused to sustain the chair The
caucus Republicans stood together. The
vote was then reconsidered by q vote of Il
to Ia. The Senate journal shows that the
bill was reconsidered, although it is n the
Secretary of State's S office The Lieutensn.
Governor holds that, as the measure is now
a law, the passage OF a joint resolution will
be necessary to return it to the Senate.
BILLS PASSED.
H. B. by Mr. Gaumer-Proyiding for the
election OF Common Pleas Judge in the
eighth judicial district in November instead
of October
H. B. by Mr.. Williams-To amend sec.
tion 1856 so that parties petitionins shall
pay for abandoned roads.
II. B. by Mr.. 0hlemacher-Providing
hot haS oh h.,D IN. tl1
of the Sta e between May LIST and June 18th
inclusive.
II. B. by Mr.. Boden-Amending section
4644 by providing that viewers or reviewers
of roads shall meet before ten o'clock a. m.
at the place specified and where they fail
the vacancy may he filled.
S. b. by Mr.. Observation-Disclosures the
Commissioners of Franklin county to in
creasing the compensation of the residen,
Common Pleas Judge 81, 500 per annum.
S. B. by Mr.. Townsend-To prevent
the sending of liquors on or near the State
Fair grounds during the Columbus Cen
tennial.
S. B. by Mr.. Observation-Disclosures
special constables to arrest persons for
violating the liquor laws near the State
Fair Grounds
S. B. by Mr.. Brown-For the relief of the
Little Miami Elevator Company of Cincin-
matt, by authorizing them TO sue the State
in Franklin county.
S. B. by Mr.. Stull-Amending section
Abs By providing for the recording OF
assignments of mortgage deeds.
S. B. by Mr.. Stull-Allowins manufac-
turers to take lien on railroad cars when
sold to other than railroad companies.
S. B. by Mr.. Glover-Providing that SUBJ
penss may be sent by mail. provided
the person acknowledges the receipt Of the
same.
H. B. by Mr.. Reed-Amending section
$50, in relation to building children's
homes, to make it harmonize with an act
passed this session.
H. b. by Mr.. Cope-Authorizing the
State Sinking Fund Commissioners to bor-
row s250,00
II. B. by Mr.. Observation-Disclosures the
City Infirmary of Cincinnati to receive
s75, 200 from the funds raised from the Dow
liquor tax
81. B. by Mr.. Recd-Making appropria-
tons to meet deficiencies and pay Liabilities.
APPOINTMENTS coSFIRMEp.
Governor Foraker sent the following ap-
pointments 10 the Senate yesterday for CON
frmation:
Robert N. Haseltine, of Mahoning county,
to be Chief Inspector of Mines for the term
of four years commencing on the first day
of May, 1888.
John II. Hudson. of Erie county. to be a
Trustee of the Institution for the Education
of the Blind, for the term commencing on
the 18th day OF April, 1888. and ending on
the LIST Monday of April, 1873
Walter Campbell, of Mahoning county, to
u Trustee of the Working Home for the
Blind for the term OF three years, commenc-
ing on the first Monday of April, 1888.
The appointments were confirmed by
the Senate without dissenting vote.
House,
The following bills were passed:
S. B. by Mr.. Coater-To provide for the
better protection of the keepers of stations
Amended by the House so that there shall
not be lien on the dam.
H. B. by Mr.. Brown. of Hancock-To
prevent refuse from oil wells being emptied
into runs and other streams.
H. B. by Mr.. Buerhaus-To authorize
the Board of Public Works to enlarge
culvert under the Hooking canal at Logan.
II. b. by Mr.. Hudson-To prohibit rail
road companies from compelling their en-
ployes to become members of relief asso-
Citations or take out policies in insurance
S. B. by Mr.. Morrison-Providing that
when q corporation acquires lands for the
the purpose Of making street Improvements,
or is possessed of property which it desires
to improve for street purposes the council
may assess the cost of such acquisition upon
all taxable property in the corporation.
BILL DEFEATED.
S. B. by Mr.. Mehaffey-Providing for ap-
pointment of boards of revision in cities
having population of between $4,000 and
25, 900.
BILL REscoSsIDEREp.
Mr.. Griffin, of Lucas, moved to reconsider
the vote by which the Haley graded fare
bill passed. He indicated hIdicrous mis-
take made in the bill by omitting the words
per mile" in fixing the rate of fare. The
patched for the bill. which had not been re-
turned when the House adjourned.
Health Bulletin.
The weekly bulletin OF the State Board
Of Health shows diphtheria to be reported
from Mi ford, Shreve, Gillespieville. Five
Mile, Columbus and Glouster. Typhoid
fever Is reported at Blakeslee, West Milton
Switzer, Bucyrus. Columbus, Milford ana
Scarlet fever is reported al
East Palestine, Gloustcr, White Cottage
Csdiz, North Georgetown. Columbus and
Sidney. At North Georgetown it is epi
pemic. Measles are reported from thirteen
places.
Interpretations.
Garfield Injector Company, increase Of
capital stock from $50, 900 to $1OO, 600 Wads
worth; Immanuels Synod of the Evangel-
ical Lutheran Church of North America,
Afforded Foreign Ambassa-
dors.
New YoRx, April Ll.-Judge 0'Gorman
has decided that an Ambassador cannot be
legally served with summons in q suit
against him while acting in his official ca
pacity, and the court therefore vacates the