Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1891-02-21

and gtnnnry 80 that IL shall bo misdcmennor
to break Into tho same; amending Section
4O0p 80 MS to prohibit school examiners
any private, normal or or training aiming school,
where persons are training for teachers;
amending Section 6O95 30 MS to permit settle
ments by arbitration OF claims against estates
In probate courts, when amounts exceeds Sl0O
COLUMBUS, o., Feb. -Sendts--Biils passed:
authorizing tho trustees of Brooklyn township,
eeSeteTv ,nn n & " find @ af ,fo,S SonpS
Brooklyn and S323 from tho same fund TO the
general fund OF the township; authorizing the
Council OF Caledonia Marion County, to transfer
$50 from the marshal and police fund to the
genetal fund; authorizing Louisville. Stark
County. to issue Sl.500 In bonds to equip fire
department. to promote the safety of pupils ut
boarding schools by requiring the construction
Of fire escapes In buildings used for that pur.
pose which are moro than two stories in height;
npproprating 81 SSS 1I3 60 for tho support of the
common schools Bills introduced: Providing
for chief inspector of rifle practice with rank
spocop to- be- detailed an by she conn
manders from their respective commands;
requiring bostardy proceedings to be com
siderod the vote ny which Mr. orcn's six per
cent interest bill was Defeated. and placed 1t
on the calendar for next Wednesday. They
also reconsidered Mr.. Grihin's bill, passed
yesterday regulating rates which railroads
moy charge for switching cars, and referred the
same TO the Committee on Railroads and Tele.
graphs. Governor Campbell sent the following
appointments to the Senate, which were re-
ferred to the appropriate committees: Il. L.
Lybarger. Coshocton County, trustee Girls In
dustrial Home; A. V. Rice, Putnam County,
trustee Soldiers and Sailors Orphan Home;
Charles Krowl Butler County, member Ohio
County. trustee Dayton Insane Asylum; c. N.
Schwick, Columbiana County, trustee Cleveland
Insane Asylum. The Senate accepted an invi
tation TO visit Gallipolis next Friday to inspect
the location for the Imbecile Asylum. Ad.
iourned tilhMonday.
House-Bills passed: Authorizing Delaware
Eva, ~ MAJ,
fund 1884 from natural gas TO cemetery fund
and $3.50 TO street Improvement; authorizing
Glennville, Cuyahoga County. TO transfer $500
from the police to the ST. Clair street improve
ment fund; authorizing village OF Green Springs
to transfer s400 from general to stre3t improve.
ment fund; extending provisions OF the Taylor
street improvement law assessing cost on abut-
ting property and authorizing an issue of bonds
to kenton. Hardin County Bills introduced:
Appropriating 50, 900 TO pay for new gallery and
committee rooms OF House; amending Section
$3.50 by reducing the fees allowed tax inqusior
from twenty to ten per cent. Mr.. Boesel offered
House resolution, which went over under the
rules providing for adjournment every alter
nate Friday until four p. m. of the following
Tuesday. The House spent most OF the day in
| discussing Mr.. Massie's Senate hill authoriz'
| ing boards OF education TO purchase flags for
| school houses, but without action II the
| House adjourned till Monday.
COLUMBUS, Feb. 18-Rouse-The following
| Joint resolution. offered by Mr.. Baird, of Ash.
| land was adopted by unanimous vote:
WHEREAS, The General Assembly OF the
death of General William Tecuuls eh Sherman,
one whose life has reflected honor ON this, his
native state, as one of the grandest types of
American citizenship and rs one OF the greatest
| soldier ever produced on the American conti
| neCt whose ability as u commander and leader
OF armies has won HIN the admiration OF the
world, and whose inhexible devotion to the
| cause of q united government and the suprem-
| acy of the civil law has endeared him to tho
hearts OF the people of this broad and freedom
| loving land; and
| WHEREAS We recognize that in his death
our country loses one whose name is n synonym
| for bravery, honesty and patriotism; and one
whose loss. while II Affects with sorrow all our
| people. is more deeply felt by the remnants OF
that gallant band that marched with him from
| Atlanta TO the sea-" Therefore; be 1t
| Resotced By the General Assembly OF the
| State of Ohio that out of respect for his memory
| the flags on the stans OF the State House he
| placed ut half-mast, and that the proper EN-.
| 6lems OF mourning be p uced upon the State
House, TO remain until after the funeral; be It
| further
Resolred That the President of the Senate,
| the Speaker of the House, together with four
| members on the part of the Senate TO be ap-
| pointed by the President of the Senate, ana SIX
| members on the part Of the House To be up.
| pointed by the Speaker of the House, act as @
committee to escort the funeral party through
| this, his native State; and be IL further
| Resoiped, That the Governor OF the State be
| requested 10 forward n copy OF these resolutions
| TO the family OF the late General Sherman.
| Bills introduced: Amending Sections 1910 and
| 4242 so as to require that line fences may be
| kept up where lands occupied and improved
making the jurisdiction of courts in township
| ditch proceedings the same as in county pro-
ceedings providing for appointment Of non.
| partisan Board OF Control for Hamilton County
| by the Superior Court; making dsorderly con-
duct or the use of obscene language on passen.
| ger trains misdemcanor punishable by s25
| fine or ten days imprisonment; placing the in.
sane asylums of the State and the Girls In
dustrial Home and the Boys Reform
| School under the care OF non.partisan
board of trustees consisting of six mem
| bers, to be appointed by the Governor.
Bills passed: Authorizing Perry Shelby COun-
ty toissue $500 in bonds for cemetery pur.
poses; authoriz ng the commissioners of Lake
County to issue 49, 900 in bonds to build q
bridge over the Grand river at Pninesville au-
thorizing Paulding city to Issue s6 900 in bonds
| for sewer purposes; authorizing Columbus
Grove to issue s!j0 90 In bonds to aid in secur-
| ing location OF manufactures.
| &ndtc-Senator Cole offered resolutions on
the dea'h OF General Sherman, which were
unanimously adopted The Governor transmit.
ted to the Senate q communication from the
Kansas Legislature asking the Ohio L gisla.
ture to appoint q committee OF fiye Representa-.
tives and four Senators to attend acommercial u
congress TO be held in Kansas City on April Is.