Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1891-04-25
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The foregoing is the plan submitted
by Secretary of State Ryan and agreed
to by his vote and that OF
Auditor of State Poe, Gov. Camp
bell voting in the negative. When
Ryans proposition was submit
ted the governor moved to amend it as
follows That the Ninth and Fifteenth
senatorial districts be added to the list
of districts, each and severally to be en-
titled to one senator in each session OF
the decennial period; that the following
Joint senatorial districts provided for in
said motion be abrogated to wit: Inc
Ninth and Fourteenth, the Fifteenth
and Sixteenth, the Seventeenth and
Twenty-eighth, and the Eighteenth and
| Nineteenth, and tina in lieu thereof the
| following joint senatorial districts be
| created to-wit: The Fourteenth and
Nineteenth senatorial districts shall
form one district, and such district so
constituted shall be entitled to one SEN
ator in cash session, and one additional
senator in the fifth session of the decen-
NAL period. The Sixteenth and Seven
teenth senatorial districts shall form
one district, and such district so
constituted shall be entitled to one SEN
ator in each session of the decennlal
period The Eighteenth and twenty
eighth districts shall form one district,
and such district SO constituted shall be
entitled to one senator during each ses-
sion and one additional senator in the
fifth session of the decennial period.
The said amendment is offered for the
reason that the apportionment proposed
by Mr. RYAN does not take into consider
alton the fact that the joint senatorial
! districts as apportioned in 1881, are
) now segregated and each senatorial
a district restored to it's separate charac-
= u ter by the constitution; and for the fur-
ther reason in that said apportionment
J, does not follow either universal or geo
/, graphical order in creating joint SEN
9 atorial districts, and destroys, unneces-
- sarily the autonomy of the Ninth and
e amendment was voted down by Ryan
n and Poe and the original proposition
a agreed to- after which the commission
le adjourned sine die.
at AT Kenton, Judge A. B. johnson gave
IN his charge to the grand jury regarding
N N the lynching of William Bales, the muir
is derer of Policeman Ed Harper, on the
- 1,,rof-
10 ing the facts regarding the tragedy, the
9 na Judge held that there was no excuse, no
IN palIiation, no extenuation. 1t was a
ne deed of violence and blood an act OF
on willful deliberate, malicious murder;
ir. it was the act OF towards; 1t was an act
~ of slander upon each member of the
err grand jury, in that it says they woulc
s ier have violated their oaths, and on eVi
ion dence presented would have refused tc
IN indict. He closes with pointing out the
srs duty of the jury to indict all as to whom
to the testimony is sufficient to show thei
Of quilt. without fear, favor or affection
fer The charge is the subject of widespread
eas ees comment both for and against.
Ills AFTER a short debate the senate tn
ind other afternoon adopted the bill, pre-
to viding for the distribution of the direc
. war tax. 1t provides that the money
at 81. .332, OPS 03-shall be distributed a
nal follows: To the sinking fund, $1,000
ed: 0OO to the general reserve fund, 1888
ans O25 93. The amount transferred to tn
;;Img ;ncg{ sinking fund shall be appropriated onl
nty; to pay the funded debt of the state {
mos mos such debts or instalments thereof b.
a by come due, or can be redeemed, and
the case such debts can not be paid or
1eyt deemed before the same become dl
eral the amount transferred, or any surplu
N ierS nS shall be invested by the sinking fur
trustees as shall be directed by law.
sem NJ KENroN grand jury failed to indi
mat the Bales lynchers.
'ergn .,r9. GEO. NEWMAN, of Miami county, h
lass; been elected secretary to the board
- tae nc. managers of the penitentiary, vice
ance j. b. McClain, resigned.
inm' THE Schultz fire department b
rpor. passed the senate and is a law.
from raises the salaries of all members of
,nnty fire department except the chief. L
fund. firemen are to receive 500 per mont
iosed os"s captains from $lO5 to S115 per mon
on OF and Telegraph operators are to ha
~ per their pay increased $40 per month
Gov. CAMPBELL has pardoned 10
G. Harter, who was received at the p
ht, at itentiary from jefferson county in L
boys on life-sentence for murder
boy w. j. ELLIOTT will be tried at Celr
Late bus, May H. for killing Osborne.
over DR. b. w, DAVIS, an old physician
and Marion, died OF pneumonia, aged rs.
: oieu COUNTY TREASURER Brooks at
lIIe lumbus paid into the state treas
.ou,in S3l4, 923. 9s, and drew out for sch
- ne purposes Ss7, ,729 40.
'e.ra iaI The body of Mrs. John Creas
IL buried in Rose Hill cemetery, You
town, three years ago, is found c
pletely petrified.
N1,.a 1nu>. L LII, ,thn WAS forced To L