Springfield daily republic. [volume] (Springfield, O. [Ohio]) 1887-1888, 1888-04-05
ExONERATED.
The Senate Mysrifying Committee Re-
ports-The Appropriation Bill Passes
the Senate-Ths House Discussing the
Two Cent Fare Bill.

ports-The Appropriation Bill Passes
the senate-Ths House Discussing the
Two Cent Fare Bill.
CoLuNsUs, O., April 5.
Senate.
In the Senate, the special committee sp-
pointed TO investigate charges against Sena.
tors Carlin. Lindsay and Dorr, made q
report unanimously exonerat.ng the accused
Senators. Tho committee states that it was
unsuccessful In its efforts to secure the
presence of +. Z. Johnson, the Chicago law
yer, at whose instigstion the charges were
made. The Senate unanimously adopted
the report
APPROPRIATION BILL.
The Senate reconsidered the vote by which
the genersl appropriation bill was defeated,
and then passed the bill unanimously. Ii
Will now 90 TO the House and then to con-
ference committee, where the differences
must be adjusted.
BILLS PASSED.
II. 3 by Mr.. Carke-Authorizing the Su-
preme Court to give priorior in hearing
cases in which there are conflicting dici-
sioax.
H. B. by Mr.. Hunt-Providing for the
transfer Of the Western reserve and Msumec
State road in trust to the counties of San
dusky and Wood
II B. by Mr.. Clarke-Amendipg Section
1862 20 as to authorize trial judges to admit
to bail persons convicted of felony, ex-
cept fer murder in the first degree, pend
ing proceeding in petition in error
II. B. by Mr.. Lawlor-Changing the name
Of bridgeport special school district" :"
Franklin county, TO "Gahanna special
school district"
II. B. by Mr.. Stranahaa-Amending the
fish and game law by authorizing the Fish
Commission to appoint State Warden.
s. B. by Mr.. Rannells-Reappropria
81 4S0. 81 for the erection of 4 monument on
the battlefield Of Gettysburg.
81. B. by Mr.. Observation-Disclosures the
County Commissioners, Auditor and Treas
urer to employ any person to furnish evi-
dence as to property omitted from the tax
duplicate at cost not to exceed twenty
per cent.
s. B. by Mr.. Wallacs-To provide for
paying the Franklin County Jury Com
mission salary of s. per day.
s. B. by Mr.. Alexander-To expedite the
collection and publication of school Stats
that the clerks and treasurers of
school boards shall take their office Sep
tember 1, but does not effect those elected
on Monday. All reports are to be made
two months in advance Of the time as hxed
in the cid law, the intention being to get
out the report Of the State School Commis-
sioner earlier in the year,
s. B. by Mr., Coulter-Prcviding that any
person or corporation carrying on any
manufacturing establishment in this State,
who shall have persons in his or its en-
ployment who have helpers or assistants in
their work, is hereby required to have
such employe or employees report to
said persons or corporation the
names of their helpers assistant or
sub-employes, together with the cempensa.
ton to Be paid to each: and every such
Yerson or corporation Aforesaid, is hereby
required to carry the name or names Of
such sub-employes on their pay-rolls, and
TO place to the credit of each the amount
due them out of the wages of his or its en-
ploys, which amount shall in no event be
liable for the debts Of such employe OF
such person or corporation.
House.
In the House the greater part Of the day
was spent in discussing the Haley bill to
reduce railroad fair to two cents per mile.
The House recessed without eos1ins to q
vote. The consideration of the bill will bs
continued to-day.