The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1875-02-25

develop Legislators.
| Hans Crocker, bill to amend the
game law SO that it viii be legal to shoot
Granger at any season of the year.
Referred to the Milwaukee & ST..
Paul Railroad Company
Ben Coates, bill to appropriate to
each of the immortal 16 who,gobbled the
| whole Democratic party, one hundred
million dollars, to be paid out of the
drainage fund of La Crosse, Tempeleau,
Vernon and Columbia counties.
Referred to DIR. Wight.
By the Representative from Buffalo, a
bill to prevent any one from speaking
over one hundred and one times on any
one subject, within one hour.
Referred to Tom Hudd and S. U.
Pinney.
/ S. S. Merrill, bill to prevent railroad
extortiOns.
The Souereig,as do enact as folloacs::
Section l. No railroad company shall
be allowed to run over a cow without
sounding three distinct whistles, nor
over crossing without sounding two
| distinct whistles, nor over man with
out whistleing once.
Section 2. Any company violating the
| foregoing more than five hundred times,
shall have their whistle taken away from
them, and given to the nearest church.
Section 3. Ali laws covering railroads
are hereby repealed.
| A bill to prescribe maximum rates of
Salary Grab and Back Pay un der the
| Coalition Platform.
By Granger, a bill to compel rail
roads to pay to every granger who will
| j. Two, f1 mr. Ia
and furnish him with Havana cigar
and a glass of cider.
Referred to Grand Master Cochrane.
Mr.. Fifeld, bill to prevent the rail
road committee from playing poker
Referred to Angus Smith.
A bill to license bald headed tobac-
conist in the city of Milwaukee to man.
ufacture newspaper articles for he Ban
ner to cover part of his grief.
Introduced by ''Justice," read first
known clover leaf.
E. W. Keyes, a bill to legalize the ad-
| mission of Fred Horn into the Repub-
| lican party and to correct any informal
tiles relating thereto.
Referred to Fl. D. Barron.
A bill to protect citizens of Wisconsin
dSdluSG U0lUS SlGCLSo W tuS cIllCS VI
| United States Senator.
| Referred to Committee on Mining and
Smelling.
/ A bill to compel the Sovereigns to
purchase their .breadstuffs of Robert II.
Baker, of Racine, Wis.
Referred to J. B. Winslow.
A bill to declare the Chamber of
Commerce, the Board of Superviso ors and
the Swiss Club of the city of Milwaukee,
religious institutions.
Referred to Charitable and Penal In
stitutions.
Romance Bum, bill to prevent non
residents of Wisconsin from investing
money in the construction of railroads
within this State, and to compel the
railroads of the State to run their trains
without regard to snow, even at the
expense of laying their trains on the top
of the same.
Referred to Flint, of Rock.
A bill to provide that three Pecks
| may be taken for a bushel in La Crosse
t county.
Referred to Committee on Weights
and Measures.
A bill for the reorganization of the
Cedarburg Rifles, and the reappoint-
uenG Oh fCpCih6I IlOIL iS CdpodLi.
Referred to General Sherman.
A bill relating to and concerning the
good faith and binding obligations of
contracts.
The iSovereig,as enact:
Section 1. When any sovereign gives
his word and putteth the same in writ
ing, that he will not enter the list as a
candidate for United States Senator, the
same shall be considered in as full force
and effect as if G. G. Washburn had
agreed to it.
| Section 2. Any sovereign in violating
| the provisions of this act shall be liable
to have Carpenters lien ''for ervices'
filed against him.
| THE MILITARY.
! At this point in the proceedings some
discussion arose regarding the reading
of resolution, and signal was given
at the door for the soldiers, whereupon
@ band Of martial music began playing
Just without the door of the Assembly
Chamber, and a company of soldiers
commanded by Col. Geo. W. Bird, came
marching i'll the hall and filed around
the Speakers stand with fixed bayonets,
closely followed by full complement
| of carpet-bag officials, some of them
gentlemen of color. The troops were
| halted in front of the Speaker, when
| Col. Bird read the following order:
DESTRUCTIVE DEPARTMENT,
| STATE OF ANARCHY, NEW PERDITION. {
February, IL. 1875.
To the General Coamandery of military forces In ana
/ about the State House:
An illegal and pery srse assembly of men
having taken possession OF the Hall OF the
House, and having refused to vote farm and
| a patent corn planter to each lmpecunlouS
member of the present ADMINISTRATION (and
| that means all of us), therefore respectfully
| request you to remove thereform all such lille
gal and perverse persons, and especially al
! those who are indisposed tc continue mo and
mine in Office until the crack of dome"
| KELLOGG'S PITT WILLIAMS,
DeStructOr.
Speaker Ginty declined to comply
with the order and was ordered to i'm
| mediately vacate the chair. Leaning
back upon his dignity and placing his
| feet high upon the desk he replied:
'sSir: was never known to go out OF
office. and in the words of the lamented
E. M. Stanton 81 stick" invoke the