The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1890-05-08
GENERAL ASSEMBLY.
sixty Ninth Session.


II. B. for eab,000 natural gas bonds, Lancaster;
providing penalty for evading toll-satss on
the National pike; turnpike for Holmes Coun-
"; requiring three.fourths vote Of tho board
Of education TO employ superintendents, teach
ers, etc., for more than one year; TO authorize
the trustees Of the Orphans Home to contract
for water supply; $1,000 town hail bonds, Yei.
low Springs; to prevent dumping garbage In
rivers, etc.; authorizing Bowling Green TO sell
gas plant; s25 900 electric light bonds, Ashtar
bua; ~, 600 bonds to encourage manufscturs
ing at Mr.. Vernon. Malion's Australian bill
postponed until the third Tuesday Of the ad-
tourned session. Resolutions adopted: 8. J. n.
directing the Fish and Game Commiss oner to
examine the laws and report at the adjourned
session plan for relief from trespassing; to
appoint legislative committee to assist the
Ad1utant-General In repairing walks In the
Capital yard w. 8. Cappeller removed from
the office OF Railroad Commissioners and j. A.
Norton, OF Seneca County, nominated.
HoUsE.-Senato amendments to Geyer
school book bill not concurred in. Mr. Nolan
introduced bill to appropriate 900 from the
State funds TO pay for property damaged by tho
canal overflow at Cincinnati last summer. Mr..
soncrants bill 10 refund the fishing net tax Of
April 10, 1889, passed, and Is law. Mr.. San
ford's bill to prevent unlawful cunning and
hunting on lands and premises OF another with.
out permission. Defeated The final appropri.
alton bill, making provisions for the Canal
Commission and miscellaneous departments.
passed. and IL q law. Tho House held night ses.
sion, aud Mr.. Geyor moved 10 indefinitely post.
pone Senator Schneiders bill, giving all powers
to the Cincinnati board Of public improvements
relating to steam street and inclined plane rail.
ways. The motion prevailed. Resolution to
adjourn Monday adopted. An evening session
was held, at which q large number of local bills
were passed.
COLUMBUS April %. o.-SENATE. Bills passed:
na 1.,..v S-- tG.... L..
opening and closing swinging bridges; author
izing Cleveland to issue bonds for street i'm
provements; authorizing trustees Of Washing
ton Township, Richaud County, to tranfer
funds; changing manner OF distribution OF Dow
liquor tax: providing for tho observance OF
nrst Monday in September OF each year as 10.
gal holiday, to be known AS Labor Day." cor.
recting error in the enrolment Of the appropri.
atom bill; constituting Attorney General and
Adjutant General q commission to fix terms OF
right OF way through State stone-Quarry; au.
thorizing transfer Of funds from Bureau of
Statistics Of Labor to Bureau OF Labor Stats.
tics; providing for tho payment Of claims
awarded by Arbitration Commission for dam.
ages resulting from overflow Of the canal at
Cincinnati
HOUSE. MOT in session.
COLUMBUS. April 2s SENATE. Tho nomina.
iion Of Peter II. Brady rs trustee OF the Ohio
Soldiers and Soilors' Home at Sanduslky was
confirmed Lieutenant Governor Marquis de-
livered farewell address, returning thanks to
the Senators and officers. and then declared the
Senate adjourned until Tuesday, January Q,
1891 nt 4 p. IN. Senator Adams then presented
Mr.. Marquis with gold. headed cane on behalf
Of the page boys. Mr.. Marquis responded grace.
fully. Mr.. Adams also presented Sergeant-at-
Arms Mortlcn with q cane from the page boys.
The boys also gave o fine umbrella to Sergeant
alarms Trevitt.
HOUSE. several local bills wcre passed. Tho
resolution to allow the Sergeant-at.Arms, page
boys and House employees ten days extra pay,
which was defeated Saturday, went through
without any trouble, and oil Of Them were made
happy A resolution authorizing tho payment
OF $500 for supplies wus adopted. Speaker
Hysel was presented with an oil painting of
himself. Colonel Benkner was presented with
| q fine gold headed cane. Adjourned until Tues
| day, January Q, 1891.
GOVERNOR CAMPBELL, on the 35th, ap-
pointed several gentlemen to trustee
ships Of public institutions. Tom Pax
ton, Of Cincinnati, was reappointed trus-
| tee of the Ohio Soldiers Home at San
dusky for the term Of five years, and L.
p. McGee, of Vinton County, trustee of
the Athens Asylum for three years. Two
appointments were made for the Toledo
Insane Asylum; Samuel d. Haupt, of
Hancock County, for five years, begin
ming the first Monday in April; G. p.
Campbell, of Fulton County, for the un-
expired term ending the first Monday
in April, 1901, vice John B. Rice, not
confirmed and A. Borman, Of Putnam
County, vice Porter Foster, ending the
first Monday in April, 1894.
The office of the Touring mill of Aus
tin Snyder, at Somerset, was burglarized
and the safe blown, but no money was
secured.
THE other day at Lancaster little
daughter of Jacob Mossbarger was romp-
ing with her dog in field where her
father was burning out stumps when the
dog knocked the child in the flames, and
before rescued the little one was burned
so badly she will die.
AT Canton, Homer Leech, small boy,
was run over by loaded stone wagon,
and his collar bone was broken.
COLONEL DAVID S. HoUNsHELL was
arrested at Bellefontaine for assaulting
Colonel Dom Piatt.
KATIE EDWARDS, eight years old, was
deserted by her mother at Cleveland.
CHARLES KUEBLER, saloon-keeper
at Monroeville, was fined $25 and sent
to Jail for ten days for keeping open on
Sunday.