The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1889-01-19
STATE NEWS ITEMS.
Legislative ProcecdInr..

George to deliver IN address IN tho Se3
Chamber was objected to and refused. a
HousE--Convened at p. m. The Spo,
delivered short address. Customary res
tions were adopted. Resolution offered: :
viding for medals for Ohio soldiers. Bills Il
duced: Amending the municipal license Z
submitting the changing Of grade OF cit
popular vote; requiring railroads TO use 4
matte couplers; preventing the blacklisttt
discharged employees.
COLUMBUS, Jan. 9.--SHNATE.-A resol
was adopted on the Legislature maxim,
tri-weelsly adjournments 1t reconvenes atk
m. on Tuesdays. A petition of III citjzd
Coshocton County and 5,2s4 persons in /.
places asking the Senate 10 pass the tive
n.mile bill was presented. Bills were i
duccd. Requiring the penitentiary autho
to return discharged or paroled convicts q
counties from which they were sentenced 4
is designed to prevent the accumulation 4
convicts in Columbus. Requiring the APT
ment OF five lady directors OF the Clncn
work house, who shnll have sole jurisdnl
over the female inmates. 10 authors. q
village OF Fostoria TO transfer S6, 32a. 40 fro,
water-worss fund TO the gas fund. II
HoUsE-Bills passed. Attaching pc
for burning railroad cars and coaches; : |
widowers the same privileges as widows
tive to elections under will. Bills introcil
Providing that minors under fourteen yen
age shall not be employed In shops, fofnI
and mines; giving justices Of the peace, m
and police Judges jurisdiction in cases unp
law requiring the payment Of employees at
twice q month; authorizing the commissiS
of Darke County to issue bonds in the ST.
s12, 900 to complete the Children's homcI
cepting Gallia County from the opetation u
law paying bounty on woodchuclS scalps.i
COLUMBUS Jan. 10.-SENATE-Ihe mot
in the Senate was almost wholly ldevotd'
discussing the bill which was smugled thrS
the House last winter, authorizing Tolei
spend s75oO00 on n natural gas plart. MI
bnugh's House bill remodeling the II bile
system of the State came up for third reat
but was postponed until January "A.
HousE-Bills passed: Prohibiting the
ager Of reformatory or penal instit'tionsl
becoming an employee and prohibiting tbl
ployment of blood relatives Of TRUSTEES; ri
ing that II gas companies and
councils can't agree upon the
to be paid for gns by the MI
pnlity or private consumers the q
may arbitrarily fix the price; requiring
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,,odo , snocioi ordor for newt Woanesdov ,tt
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70, ,r,,prs J,r II src.rr -R,us N
arcod. Ir,nr,sonirg n,aiI c,gb,ocn yeoy
ooo ,,,r,o SOW, 20 tbe roSornoto,,es miles,
roIod nv discbor,od. constitutino boar,
so,oot s,to for a be,no,or,ol ,nr,sion
oost M, 10 ovoood az ooo. roio,in,,I IN en- :.
ogenc,es. nroy,dlrg that whore ant worl,
ts ;rsaoo,od h,, tho S,o,o ,nsnoc,or u ohon.
f,c,or,es and ss hr him nronopncd, All
omo;,Is Tho con,to Inn h, NJ
doc,, I,r,,,ro freight cborces by ,nilrono
throo ,orts nor TON q milo whom tbp tre,gh
transnor,ed not less tbnn thirty miles w;t
to the Committee ON Railroads and TelegI b
HOUSE Tho telephone bill was reconst 7
and postponed. Bills passed: PreveI,
dead.hcadism at the public institutions; al
ing the Joint ditch law; authoriGing tne
schoo,'nouses o, us,., lor , Literary nu,,,'snma b
cises, Biu introduced: Taxine Crucii
ssro 600 for the Lick Run sewer. /,
COLUMBUS, Jan. Ia.-sENATE.-Not in
sion. !
HOUSE,-Inc House met NJ III CLOCK uItIT
siaerea mr. Lyons roaa 0',, " ~ n.s,,S WIS
b,,oob b tho nnr,io, r annronr,ot,o mn m n hn, aSio,
nnti, n m Monday Renresentative ri
of the Cuyahoga delegation, is at work on
which will provide for arbitration in all cas-
difficulty between employers and omplo,
regard TO compensation, ana wiii max
ne.nou me, OF set,iing s'r,kes compulsory.
.,o .n ~ ".,s',,,,no raU, uoaI, and ~ ~ Inn,
nature nat too A great manv NJ the mo
portant measures have been pushed aheau
authors watching for the main chance, ',
they work UP what force they can to pu ,
bills through the hopper.
Af Ai,,nnoo -" "iiiiain oonhson' Dei"s !
ao'e W aiscnaree rusty io"u ironh
ioinoseu sno 'uoe "ha' as ne Supposeu
tIica'eu 'ue Po~uer. ne 'nen pu. 'uo
,s % ,ns 1arrsi n ~ 'ne hre anu 'ne u.son .'
"nion ioi'o"eu seriously ihJurou nin'
WHILE walking on the railroad
near AKRON Dan Fiickinger was strucT
train ana instantly killed.
AT Urbana the grand jury found an
dictment for murder in the first de-
against Stewart Tuck, who killed
brother in a quarrel December 2
THE Urbana Water works Company
made an assessment of seventy five /.
cent on stock to cover the cost Of /.
provements just completed.
SCARLET FEVER In a malignant form |.
lists at Findlay.
LOCAL option ordinances have been
pealed at Mount Gilead and Colum
Grove.
PETER AoKERMAN, the burglar Y
fired tho Mansfield jail in an atrca
to escape, got ten years in the peniil