The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-01-16

| fbuf were Deinoffhihi a pnpOfllon ihhl
suggested 30 ihe anxious Democratic
majority Oh ioa oeamOa, Ia connection
with tho much advertised, but at n6
time probable, bolh
The death Of Knapp left vacancy
that will not be filled fOr some hme yei
and tho low condition Of Mr. LawleI
will prevent hla appearance for several
daya Mr., Brown, of Hancock, waa ~
IN that his condition ls % matter for deep
soiicitude, The other Democrat who
was absent was Mr., Truysr, whose lOoa-
tlon and purpose were not fixed, lilo
came In presently aud Mr.. Brown was
carried Ia aud placed In his seat, which
loft the Democrats with but two absent
The Republican absenteea were Hlair, Of
Adams, and Willis Of Delaware, neither
Of whom aro able 10 be here, .Y
Amer rroiongei hkirmish,
all the available Democrats were run 10
cover, and reoeaa was taken, aa tho
house was not In condition ~ grappe
with affairs Of atatesmanahip, At ie
o'clock noon the gayal called order, and
tho speaker announced that u senator
was 10 be elected Mr, Hunt, Of SAM
duaky, nominated Calvin \, BrlOe, and
Mr., Helleyile, OF Montgomery, seconded.
Mr., lifaman, Oi Loran, placed the name
OF Charles Foster fore the house aud
Mr., Laylin, Of Huron, seconded, no
apeeohea being made. There was very
little OF interest Ia the roll call until tho
name Of Counta, OF shelby, VIA reached,
llo was advertised ~ u bolter, but he
voted for Brloe without hesitation, and
tho Democrats manilestod their delight
by prolonged applause
Mr., Muna0n, OF Licking, tho next pos
alble
Disturbing Iirmonl,
calculated "llrioe, IN "a aubdued tone.
and the demonstration Of applause wna
repeated, Mr, Ponncll, Of brown, im-
medlaiely voted Tor Foster following
tho lead Of the Republican whose name
Brloe,' onmo In hOnrae whispers from
those nearest him, aud Mn, Pennoll voted
for Brlco, while the house laughed lm-
mcdlaioly, The venerable Squire Smith,
OF Franklin, waa the next uncertainty,
and In spite OF the cOunscls Of men who
were In the awaddling clothes when MIR
Smith was green In the service no voted
Tor Lawrence 4. Neal. Their cpublioan
side applauding. All Rthc opubloana
voted Tor Foster, who received 59 votes,
against % for Brico. Tho result was re-
oelyed with much applause from tho
Democrata.
in the senate
all the Democrats voted for Rrico and
all the Republicans for Foster except
MIR, Schneider, OF Cincinnati, who voted
for llalatond.
Speaker hyacll announced the follow
Ing committees
.Aaylumu for the Insane Hunt Of SanduAkY
| MOnnhAn, Of NlntOnl Munnot, OF Stark Price,
| ef lloeklnM llagurty, Of Williams Schultz, Of
| llnmlt0ni spencer, nf Wood, Ehkina, OF
| dulliA, Porter Of CuyabOgh
li0yr industrial hChOQl Schulor, OF Crnw-
| f0rdl Dlll, Of fHrlOldl Downld, Of Hamilton,
hunu0n, Of lYlOklng Sanford, OF Summit Me-
Elr0y, " MolgHl Holiday Of Lawrence,
Corporation. Mcclure Of pulnamj brown,
Of llalcocki Jeffrey, Of llamlllonl MuMakn,
ltpaai Parker, Of CuynhOgn,
Fees aud salaries tlarbcr, " Siarko; Law.
l0r, Of Franklin, DrrNhAgh, Of Slnrkrl Monor-
mott, Of Mnaklngum, Davis, Of Mnh0ningi
Palmer Of McdinAi Pudney Of Cuyahoga,
Dltohea, drHna aud water C0urhra Counts,
of shelby Wagner NJ MerCeE
Tho member from pauldlng aud Defiance
OF Wood Korok, OF fulioni slcrrlt, Of Miami.
win Determine tho Contest
Senator Van Cleaf offered the follow
Ing;
Resolved, That The senate meet In the sen.
ato chamber on Wednesday, the nad day OF
A Il. 9laI tlal lNas LA
contest ~ William v Marquis AGAINST Elbort
l., LnmpHun Tor the ufluc uf lieutenant Rnyrr-
nor 0f ohio; that a certified g0pl Ot the notice
Of contest hlcd with the clerk Of the senate
by said contestants, aud certified copy pf tho
resolution be- served forthwith upnn sill oon-
testnnte, ~ required by section H,uli Uf the 10
ylacd statutes Uf Quo, by the Arrgonnt-Rt-
arms NJ the psiintr, Who N hereby appointed
10 mako such HcrylCr and bo II further
Resolved, That the said contestant bo and
he N required tO attend In the senate chamber
and answer in writing the snid contest on or
before the lith dny OF january lAO
Mr.. Alexander gave notice 10 discuss
aud tho motion won't over,
interesting mills
Among the interesting BILLS introduced
In the house were the followlng'
MIR. GArbor 10 nniond section ;0l6 80 M 10
lnCrrAHn the number Of directors Of banks
other ihnn national from 10 II,
Mr., Davis Amend Hoini-mOnlhly pay act 80
~ ~ provide that Umpl0yora shall not glyO
checks on banks more than eight miles
away from tho place 0f employment.
Mr. iurhcs- $4,000 water works bonds for
COahoctOn,
Mir Mcbcrmott $1,000 hose house bonds
for Nnnosyllle,
senator Alexander introduced tho rejected
oloOmArgOrinO hill VI last wnior
senator Silver, Of COumblana county, made
his appearance and wna sworn In,
A resolution by Mr. MOnnut providing that
whom tho legislature adjourns next Friday
and every third week thereafter, II he to meet
ON the following Tuesday NJ o'clock.
Tho senate adopted senator MOrrHun's rcso-
lutlon, asking congress 10 make liberal hppr0-
prlationH to Improve the channcls and harborH
OF the great lakes,
a b0l Ia authorize the commissions Of
Warren county tu lyeic $1,000 deficiency
qOnds 10 cover tho dolalcntiOn has passed both
houses
a resolution by senator Alexander for the
appointment OF nOnspnrtlBan committee OF
four 10 prepare bill ~ establish the Aus
trnlian eyst0m NJ voting was rctorrod 10 tho
committee un elections,
GoVornor fornker'A Last Act
CoLuMpus, Jan, 10, But an hour be-