The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1890-04-05
GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
SlxtY.Ninth Session.


endar went over until tomorrow. resolution
will be offered tomorrow providing that in fu.
| ture the morning session will be devoted ex.
| clusively TO local measures,
| HOUSE. Bills introduced; To authorizing the
Trustees of the Soldiers and Sailors Or
phans' Home 10 employ resident physician ito
| authorize the Auditor OF State 20 direct banks
to made additional reports; to amend the ls~
establishing manual training school at Coluna-
bus by doing away with the approval OF the
Tax Commission; TO allow assignees OF per-
ishablc goods to sell without advertising four
weeks; for the relief of persoss damaged by in
pumcient drains OF swamp lands Bis passed:
House bills for FIRE bonds at Vast Palestine;
school bonds at Redwood, Clerinont County,
and ut Archibald, Fulton County.
COLUMBUS March 25.-SENATE.->-A nBgnb ber
OF local bills were passed, and ote repeating
the restriction relative to catching black bass
with hook and line. Bills introduced: To give
the Governor power to appoint the ssldicr's &c
lief commissioners in the various counties,
providing that where INDECENT persons are
found dead the expenses of burial shall be paid
by the innrmary directors instead OF by the
county as at present
HOUSE Bills introduced: Amending Section
66l0, so that exceptions to insufficiency st evil
dence may be taken in cases of forcible entry
and detainer; TO prevent savings banks from
engaging in fire insurance business; providing
that the hearing of case in which the presid
ing Judge has an interest may be transferred' to
another judge on the affidavit of either inter.
ested party; defining the term workshops
and factories" as used in the law prohibiting,
the employment of children; amending Section
Q OF the Dow law by providing that in corpora
tions having no police fund the entire six.tenths
shall go TO the credit OF the general revenue
fund; to prohibit the appointment of any per-
son resident of county in which is located n
penal or benevolent institution from being
trustee; to authorize courts ordering real es-
tate sold on foreclosure to sell same on pay
ments not extending beyond two years; amend
ing the homestead law by granting additional
rights TO decedents family in case homestead
has beer encountered.
COLUMBUS, March h26.-SEyATE-Bills passed:
H. Bs., to prevent abandonment and pauper-
ism; to provide for the organization and man
agement of agricultural societies in certain
counties; abolshing the Cincinnati board OF
aldermen; S. b. giving councils Of municipal
tiles power TO purchase water-worlSs construct
ed by private individuals corporations after
said purchase is approved by two-thirds vote of
the electors. Bills introduced: To compel for
eign insurance companies to make an annual
report to county officers of the amount of pol
icies in force in each county, fixing the salary
OF county commissioners; providing that where
1t is shown that the claim is for work labor
performed or for necessaries furnished, only
ninety per cent. of the earnings Of the married
debtor shall be exempt from attachment
HoUsE-Bills passed: To abolish the Cncin-
natl fire commission, and authorize the Judge
OF the Cincinnati police court to appoint q nom
partisan commission of four members; to re-
district the city OF Dayton for school board and
counclmanic purposes. Goes to Senate for
concurrence in amendments. 10 create board
of public works for Columbus. Goes to the SEN
ate.
COLUMBUS, March s7-SE NATE. Bills pass
ed: For the registration and protection OF the
labels. marks 10 6f
labor organizations; authorizing Eaton, Preble
County, to issue bonds to purchase site and
erect town building; also to issue water-worlSs
bonds; exempting from taxation property held
by the G. A. r. posts and Union Veteran Union
for the relief Of VIM. G. Halpin.
BoUsE-The O'Dowd police bill was referred
to the Committee Municipal Affairs; the
House took up the general appropriation bill,
and the C anal fight was resumed; Nr. Geyer's
amendment, to add $4,000 to the Miami and
Erie canal was lost; Mr.. Virgins, OF Ross,
moved that the appropriation for the Southern
Division OF the Ohio canal be increased from
$50 00) to S24, ,000 This was lost by vote OF SO
yeas to SO nays; Mr. Price moved to add $500
to the Hooking canal allowance. This was lost
by n vote of % to 81; on motion OF Mr. Beard,
the Toledo Asylum was allowed an additional
$4,000 for an amusement hall; Mr.. Clapp of
ferred an amendment, adding s25, 900 10 the APP
preparation for the Soldiers and Sailors Home
at Sanduslsy. Consideration was postponed until
tomorrow. The Senate amendment to Mr.
McMaken's bill to prohibit railroad companies
from compelling employees to JOIN insurance
companies and retaining their wages, was con.
CURED in, and the bill is now n law.
COLUMBUS. March 2S-SENATE.-Bnls pass
ed; ii. Bs providing for the payment OF two
months salary and mileage TO VIM. A. Blair;
to create n board of public works for Colum
bus; providing for the distribution OF the pub
lie documents; authorizing Waynesvlle and
TO hi,,
town hall; providing for distribution OF Ohio
Roster to comrades OF the Union Veterans
Union. Bills introduced: Giving the Governor
power to appoint the Secretary OF the Board OF
State Charities: increasing salary Of superin-
tendent OF schools at the Soldiers and Sailors
Orphans Home from 800 to $1,000 per annum:
providing that all personal property shall be
liste for taxation and the exemption be made
thereafter by the auditor; authorizing Mt.
Airy Hamilton County, to transfer $500 from
the police and general fund to the street fund.
HoUsE.-The House this morning resumed
consideration of the General Appropriation
bill, the question being on Mr. Clapp's amend
ment to increase the amount for t&e Soldiers
Home at Sandusky from $4,000 to 500 900. The
temporary truce entered into last night when
the House took recess was raised and the
fighting was resumed, and kept up until the
noon hour, when q vote was taken, and the
amendment carried, receiving 20 votes to 2S
cast against it. An amendment by Mr. Grifin
requires that seven additional cottages shall be
built out OF the amount appropriated. mo-
tion to strike out the st6, 900 for an amusement
hall at the Toledo Asylum was defeated, and at
2 o'clock the bill passed, yeas 90, nays o; after
which the House adjourned until o. clock Mon.
day.
NEAR Massillon, Joseph Hickory,
while wandering in his sleep fell down
stairs and broke his neck.
SEVENTY prisoners at the Dayton
work-house tried to escape, but only two
succeeded.
The Democrats of Cincinnati have
Samuel D. Hunt, for Superior
Court Judge; Timothy p Maxwell, for
police court clerk; Joseph f. Shafer, for
infirmary director, and Richard j. Man
ming, for justice OF the peace. Nomin--
ations were also made for aldermen
GOVERNOR CAMPBELL has appointed
Sarah c. Howell of Butler County; De-
liza L. Williams, of Delaware County,
and Mrs. E. c. Reid, of Delaware Coum.
ty, to be visitors to the Girls Industrial
Home at Delaware, and Mary N. Proc
tor, of Warren County, to be a visitosto
the Ohio Soldiers and Sailors Orphans
Home at Xenia..
JACOB H. SPRANEF-E and Samuel p.
Cramer, rivals for the hand of Lu1inda
Snider, a well-knOwn Mogadore Lady,
both procured license the other day,
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