Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-01-25
CotrNBrs, O., January 2s,
Yha AonatA.


The House joint resolution by Mr..
Spencer, in.tructing Senators and Repre-
scntatives in Congress 10 pass Senate bill
No. 1208--known ~ the Logan biil-to
eqlali1e the bountics Of soldiers. sailors and
marines of the late war, was adopted.
Mr. Sinnctts resolution condemnin: the
recommendation Of President Arthur, re-
lat;ng to the reduction OF the duty on wool
vas lost BY party vote.
ooNsIsNEn.
Kari E. Cranston, of Cincinnati, TO be .
trustee Of the Ohio State University. Of
Athens
IN. Kirby, TO be trustee Of the Institu-
ton for the Deaf and Dumb. vice Jonathan
Hare, suspended.
BILLs ryrRoprCHp.
Mr.. MackATo establish commission to
investigate and report upon the water sup
ply Of Cincinnati.
Mr.. stull--Repealins the clause of the
Dow law giving city councils authority 70
regulate the traffic in liquors on Sunday.
Mr. Notwithstanding taxes erroneou.ly
paid by Cincinnati manufacturers.
hr. Cole-Amending Section 53iI. rela-
tive to filing transcripts from justices and
Mayors courts in the Common Pleas
courts.
MIR. Adam,-Amending Section 326o rel
aGve to closing up the busines Of incorpo-
nations and making stockholders individu-
ally liable
Mr.. Lnd.ey-To authorize and require
the Commissioners Of Brown county to
build free turnpike.
Mr. Crook-Chsnying the name or Mary
Ellen Berry, Of Montgomery county, to
Mary Ellen Res.er
BILLS PASSED.
Mr.. Misunderstanding section 570s -
that the guardian Of any heir may sign the
widow her dover.
II. b. by Mr.. Observation-Disclosures the
Board Of Education Of Ironton. To issue
bonds to complete Q school building.
II. b. by Mr.. Tompkin.-Cbangins the
name VI Xelzer Thomas Ellis Fuller, Of
Athens county. 10 Nelzer Thomas Fills.
The Hsuss.
BrLks INTRODUCED
Mr.. Forbe>-To prevent shipping out Of
IL. state, game killed in violation OF law.
Mr.. Clsrk-FiIing the rent of telephones
At not exceeding - per month, and to pre-
vent discrimination.
Nj Hzrris-To suthorise the Gettysburg
Memorial Commission II publish its report
and appropriating Sluo for same.
Mr.. Stewart-To reimburse Col. E. J. Oil
for money expended during the Y. \. g.
sncampment
Mr.. Merrick-PrVviding that the Probate
Judge of the courts may yyrantin;unctionsi in
the absence from the county OF the Common
Pleas and Circuit Court Judges.
Mr.. Smith-Providins that bridge repairs
costing less than So should be made by
township trustees.
Mr.. Smith-To authorise commissioners
Of Franklin county to appropriate money
necessary to widen and grade Granville
turnpike, east from the east bank Of Alum
creek
Mr.. whitacre-ro define more exactly
the duties Of executors in settling estates
when real estate is to be sold.
Mr.. YounS-ro abandon the Withholding
and Hooking canals and the Ohio canal
from Dresden to Portsmouth.
BILLS PALsEp.
s. b. BY Mr. Mack-To authorize Avon
dale to issue bonds to purchase turnpike.
:. b. by Mr.. Ford-fo authorize faines-
vile to purchase electric light plant.
II. Il. by Mr.. whitlesey-Io regulate the
ray Of court stencsrsphsn BY prohibitin.
double payment
II. r. by Mr.. Hudson-Authorizingc coun-
ell Of Wilmington TO transfer funds.
RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED.
II. J. R. BY Mr.. Spence.-Asking Congress
to equali1e bounties.
Mr.. Hartpence introduced a resolution of
sympathy with Mr.. Charles Bird upon the
loss Of his son. The resolution was adopted
BY rising vote.
LABOR BILLs RYroErIp.
The Committee on Labor reported favor
ably upon Mr.. Davis bill to prevent un-
necessary calling out Of the militia or police
BY corporations during disputes with their
employees. The bill will be considered TO-
day. The committee also reported favora-
bly, upon Mr.. Davis bill relating TO the
collection of information relating TO scci-
dents in workshops and factories. 1t will
be considered to-day.
Mr. Haley. from tine Committee on La
Dor. reported back hi. bill providing for the
weekly payment of wages by corporations
The bill is amended by the committee so
as to require payments of wages to be made
every two weeks instead Of every week.
Other minor amendments have been made.
The bill will be considered to-day