Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-03-16
THERAVENNA CRIME.
A RESOLUTION OFFERED TO PAY
Ths $1,000 REWARD.
Another Ripper Knocked out-Ths
House Refuses to Mako the Telephone
Bnl . Special order-An Important
Canal Bill Passed-steubonvillo Big
Bridro.
CoLuxsUs, ONO, March is.
Senate.

| COLUMBUS, OHIO, March 10.
| Senate.
On leave the President of the Senate pre-
sented the protest of the Alumni Associa
ton of the Cincinnati Medical Col
lege against the passage OF the two
bills authorizing persons who hay'
served three years in drug stor'
and physicians who have practiced hve year
to become licensed pharmacists without
an examination. The President also pre-
sented memorial of the Evangelical Ali
ance and Ministerial Association of Gncin
matt, praying for the passage et ths
bill to close the saloons on Sunday.
| APPOINTMENT CONFIRMED.
The Senate confirmed the nomination by
the Goysrnon of General John 5. Jones. Of
Delaware, as Trustee of the Ohio Soldiers
and Sailors' Orphans Home
| KILLS PASSED.
II. B. by. Mr.. Gaumer-To reimburse eI
Mayor Gillespie, of GAINESVILLE.
S. B. by Mr.. Barrett-To authorize the
village of Spring Valley and the township
of Spring Valley, in Green county. 10 Dor
row 8, 900 and build a township hail.
| S. B. by Mr. Coulter-Authorizing the
city council of Steubenville TO submit TO the
vote of the people of the city proposition
to borrow 100000 and construct bridge
across the Ohio river.
| H. Il. by Mr.. Ankeny-To authorize the
trustees of Oxford township, in Tuscarawas
county, to sell the stock owned by the
township in the Steubeuviile and Indiana
| railroad
s. b. by Mr. Kerr-To make the village
of Medina and township of Medina in Me
| dina county, separate precincts Tor the ap-
| praisement of real estate. -
s. B. by Mr.. Crook-Empowerin probate
courts to authorize guardians OF imbeciie
| or insane persons to invest moneys and
personal estate of their wards in erecting
buildings on the real estate of such wards
and to aid in erecting such buildings by in
vesting in the stock or bonds OF such cor
porations as may be authorized to erect
them.
s. B. by Mr.. Cole-To amend section
2232 of the Revisad Statutes 50 that propo-
sitions to appropriate land for city Or vii
lage park purposes must be voted on by
the voters of the city or village and lands
and tenement, appropriated for drainage
purposes shall not be taxed at higher rate
! than that of the same year in the township
| from which they are taken, as long "a they
| are used for agricultural purposes only.
8. B. by Mr.. Richards.-Providlng, in
case of the sale OF the real estate of minor
for thenotification without additional cost,
of all interested persons.
II. B. by Mr.. Gaumer.-Providing for the
relief of John S. Robinson, ex-treasurer of
Washington township, Muskingum County.
III. B. by Mr.. Eakins-1o authorize the
city of Gallipolis to borrow 5000 for the
purchase of grounds for city prison site.
H. B. by Mr.. Outcalt-Authorizing the
Board of Public Affairs OF Cincinnati to
borrow 500, 900 additional for the purpose
Of purchasing site for and completing =
city hall ,
sub,school district in Lake township, Ash
land county.
5. B. by Mr.. Misunderstanding that
Water Works Trustees shall not hold other
Offices Of trust or profit under the city or
village government, that the books of the
department shall be kept open for public
INSPECTION, and that the Trustees shall
appoint officers only with the consent Of
the City Council.
H. B. by Mr. Davis-Making it the duty
Of manufacturers to report at once acci-
dents of all kinds to employees to the State
Inspector Of Workshops and Factories.
II. B. by Mr.. McKelyer-To authorize
the erection Of toll-gates within the village
OF Flushing, Belmont county.
Il. B. by Mr.. Harris-Dividing Washing
ton township, Prebls county, into two
election precincts
The House.
4 little Cleveland ripper was knocked out
In the House. Under the present law, the
market master at Cleveland is appointed
by the Mayor, and, as the Mayor Is now
Democrat the ripper proposed to have the
market master elected by the people. The
rippers appear to be having hard time this
winter. Ths vote was afterwards reconsid-
cred, and the bill was referred to Mr.. Ken
nsdy with leave to report at any time.
THE RAvESNA CRIME.
Mr.. Whittlesey, of Portage, offered a
resolution, which went over under the
rules, authorizing the Auditor OF State,
upon the approval of the Governor, TO issue
hi, warrant or warrants upon the Treasurer
Of State for the 5000, or parts thereof,
offered by the State for the conviction OF
the murderer or murderer. of Captain
HOehn, the warrants to be in favor OF such
person OF persons as the Attorney General
may find, with the approval Of the Cover
nor, TO be entitled 10 receive the reward,
which finding shall be final and conclusive.
The resolution appropriates 5000, or as
much thereof Is may be necessary TO pay
the rewardA
THE TELEPHoSE BILL.
A lively discussion was had upon the
question Of making the Clarke telephone
bill . special order for Thursday morning
at ii O'Clock. Mr.. Reed, OF Ross, held that
the bill, not having been recommended by
the committee % which it was referred,
ought not TO be given preference over other
billk Messrs. Rawlins and Clarke spoke in
favor of making the bill g special order
The motion was lost and the bill will have
70 take its course.
BILL PASSED.
s. B. by Mr.. AleIander-To provide for
q commission to establish the boundaries
and lines of the canals, canal basins reser-
voirs, ETC., etc, OF the State by an
accurate survey by mites and bounds.
together with maps and plats OF same and
TO define and protect the ownership and
titles of the State in and to all lands be-
longing 10 and connected with said canals,
The bill has been slightly amended and
will have to go back to the Senate.
GENERAL BILL INTRODUCED.
Mr., Eidemiiler-To provide that town
ship trustees shall not serve to exceed six
yearh
RESOLUTIONS OFFERED.
Mr.. Clancy-Fevoring giving preference
to soldiers in employing persons in State
institutions.
Mr.. Hartpence-Providing' that all bills
in the possession of committees must be
reported by March 25.
LOCAL BILLS ISTRoDUcEp.
To provide for the appointment of con-
stables by the Probate Court of Cuyahoga
county. To change the name of Squire
Robinson Greer to Searle Robinson Greer.
To proyide that corner lots in Columbus
shall be assessed only on the smallest front
age. Authorizing Miami county to pur-
chase Miami and St Mary's turnpike
LOCAL BILLS PASSED.
To increase the number Of trustees
Il Baldwin University from IA to 81;
for the relief of Joseph Clare, Treasurer
sf Tate township, Clermont county. For
the relief of Mrs. Kate Shaw; to authorize