The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1875-02-02
THE INDIANA STATE SENTINEL TUESDAY FEBRUARY

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duced: concerning associations; amending the
act providing for the election Supreme Court
reporter; 10 prevent the collection OF attorneys
,eeis ON ro1es, ETC. Incorporating horse pro-
OF county boundaries; regulating the
sale Of intoxicants; providing for appeals from
the act for the incorporation of cities: amend
ing the act liking the number Of Senators and
,.spresentatives, and apportionipg the state;
acts Of the trustees Of the town OF BoonSiiie;
house bills from 2S5 10 25S, inclusive, were read
for the Improvement OF the Upper
passed: authorizing the chanse of name and
siy.e OF certain educational institutions:
oeer. or Of the act Regulating the fee. OF
relating 10 Superior Courts, providing for SUBJ
sIitu,es IN absence OF the sudge; amending the
legalizng certain acts of the authorities OF the
loWn oi Auburn; amendatory OF the act for the
psoeect i OF game. underline provisions OF the
ABOVE Dill quail shooting is absolutely prohib-
ited: For each violation the party shall be sub
lect 70 nne OF not less than q nor more than s0l
Introduction Of the following new bills. regula-
cases the right to testify In their own b behalf:
making husbands and wife witnesses for each
other; adjournment.
FRIDAY.
sEsATE-In the forenoon discussion on the
divorce laws OF the state, arising from discus
sion of Dill 80 amending the present divorce
law; in the afternoon the discussion on local
option continued speeches were made by MeSsrs.
srs. Givan, Sleeth and Nefr; after the discussion
the vote was taken on the resolutions
as follows: 1t was agreed TO divide the resoIu-
tons ana take them lin their order, and vote by
call of yeas aud noes. The first resolution was
mat OF Mr. Nef, on local option. The roll was
called AID the vote stood as follows:
Ayes-tsaxter, Beardsley. Bears, Boone. Bun
son, Friedley OF Scott, HackIeman, Harvey,
haworth, Hough, Howard, Humphrey, Johnson
O. d Park INA Major NeG Oliver Rhodes. RngO, Roe
Noes-Bell, Bowman, Culbertson, Dykeman,
Givan, Gooding, Grove, Henderson, Hendricks
sen, Skinner. Slater SIeeth smith. sstocks1aesr
Thompson, Winterbotham-AU.
The roll was called on the second resolution or
H3blnty clause, and thew ote stood as follows:
Hyts-Baxter, Beardsley, Bears, Boone, Bum
yam, Cardwell, Chapman, Cree, Daggy, Friedley
OF scott, Grove, Harvey, Haworth, Henderson,
Howard, Humphrey, johnson of Parke Major
Maxwell, Men oliver, Rhodes, Ringo, Roe, Scott,
Sieeth, thompson, Tobin, Underwood, wilson
Noes-Bell, Bowman. Culbertson, Dykeman
Gooding, Hacklenan, Hendricks, Hough, John
Slater, Smith, Stockslager, Winterbottom-l6.
| The roll was called on the third resolution, to
make The buyer liable as the seller for violation
OF the law, and the vote stood as follows:
| Ayes-Baxter, Beardsley, Bell, Boone. Bow
man, Bunyan, CardwelI, Culbertson, Daggy,
Grove, Hackleman, barney. Haworth, Hender-
son, Hendricks HoLgh, Humphreys OF Floyd,
Major MAXWELL Neff, Oliver, Peed, Rhodes
Ringo, Roe. sarnighausen, Scott Skinner. STA.
ter, Sleeth, Smith, Stockslager, Thompson, To-
bin. Underwood, Wilson, Winterbotham. To-
tai, AZ.
Noes-Bearss, Chapman, Cree. Cooling, How
ard, Johnson of Park. Total, IS. ~
Adjourned.
HoUsE-The several committees reported bills
assigned TO them; passage of bills; regulating
the time of holding court in the tbiriy-ifth cir:
cult; amending the practices act; discussion and
referring OF various bills. Ao journed.
SATURDAY.
SENATE.-Peutions were offered from Wayne
and Brown counties, asking reforms IN various
directions involving the expenditure of public
money; the committee on elections reported on
the contest of LaIue's seat as senator 4 ON Tip
pecanoe by DIR. Walker, In favor Of Larue, and
the report was concurred in unanimously; re.
ports of committees disposed of considera bic
work, and some new bills were read the first
superintendent of schools caused warm de
bate, and was referred TO the committee on edu-
cation, without direct action.
HoUsE.-The majority of the judiciary
ported favorable to a re-apportionment Of the
state into assembly and senatorial districts at
the present session; the minority dissented, in a
lengthy report, both OF which reports are pub
1ished in full on the seventh page of the Senti-
mel, and commented upon editorially; some of
the members INDUCED their buncombe proclivi-
lies motion TO print and motion TO adj
jOurn; bill amending the bastardy act, SO
lief, was ordered engrossed; bill limiting the
powers of county comm ssioners was recon-
United for further considt ration and amend
ment; a bill providing for the erection OF two
Insane asylums. with a capacity OF 500 persons
each, the one at Dogansport and the other at
was pssssq s 70 S
ting the working OF mines was passed TO Sec
ond reading.