Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-02-17
Wing to lease certain portion of Main street.
by Mr: Muir-Memorializing Congress i,

wing to lease certain portion of Main street.
By Mr.. MISUNDERSTANDING CONGRESS IN
favor of female suffrage
| by Mr; Lien-Authorizing Chippewa county
to issue bonds not exceeding $4,000 to pur-
chase seed grain. Rules suspended .na Nm
read second and third time and passed.
By Mr.. Colvin-Appropriatinr 500 To tho
/ ordnance stores sAo
by Mr.. Misunderstanding for the disburse
/ nlgnt OF certain moneys in Goodhue county.
BY Mr. Stone-Prohibiting the rnnnino at
large OF cattle IN western half of Grant county.
/ Pope counties eis a'te
by mr.. Misunderstanding action of I.ans-
ing cemetery association in Mower conn+,-
by Dir. Campbell. w M.-Amend;no tho
genera! laws OF 1877 relating to roads.
I. BY Mr.. Hinds-Authorizing Shakonee to ev-
! pend moneys for certain purposes.
by Dir. Hlley-Relative to appeals TO the
/ supreme court.
/ By Mr.. Fulton-Leealizine, the acsion Of ~
city council of Duluth.
by Mr. Golby-Amending the act incorporat-
ing the village of Chatfeld.
BY Mr.. Understanding swamp-lands in
aid of railroad from Fergus Falls to the n p
railroad.
by Mr.. Hinds-Anthorizing Shakopee to
issue bonds for bridge across Minnesota river
at that place.
BY Mr.. Perrine-Amending special laws in
BY Mr.. Hyslop-Incorporati the village of
Pleasant Grove Olmsted comfy.
by Dir. Edson-Authorizing Mcleod county
to issue boreis not exceeding SO, 900, for pur-
chase OF seed grain. Rules suspended and bill
:. passed.
By Mr.. AIills-Repealing chapter 1874 of the
general laws of 1877. entitled an act to annro-
pirate moneys to defray the current expenses
of the State normal schools.
By Mr.. Ladd-Amending the general laws
relating to county records.
: BY MIR. Hyslop-Amending the laws incorno-
rating Chatfeld
BY Mr. Sabin-Legalizing certain acts of
.. Il. Comfort as notary public. Passed under
suspension.
By MIR. Putnam-Relating to treasurer of
! By Mr.. Geib-IegaliZino acts of su,ery;sors
, of Sibley county.
By Mr.. Discriminating general laws re-.
lating to liability of married women for debts
and contracts made by her.
By Mr.. Giles-Amendine special laws of 1879
/. incorporating village of Jordan.
BY Mr.. Understanding the general laws
of 1877 relating to railroads.
6 By Mr.. MISUNDERSTANDING the law incor.
poratlng the village of Kasson and incorporat.
Ing the same IN one act
By Mr.. ompkins-Legalizing the st. Pan
and Hastings highway
! BY Mr.. Mead-Amending the general stat.
:. utes relating to minors and insane persons.
! Mr. Mills moved to refer house file number
! 267O, introduced by AIr. Brandt, relating t.
voting for amendments to the Merrill schoo
book law, and denomnated $50, to the commit
= ! tee on federal relations with instructions tt
! report the same back on demand of the Speaker
. or House.
! In introducing the bill, Mr. Mills stated hi.
object was to have the matter become of RECORD
! showing the number of the bill and it's objec,
. and disposition.
Mr.. McDermott gave notice of debate. anc
the resolution went over.
$ HOUSE BILL PASSED.
On motion Of Mr.. Richardson. the rules wer
: suspended, and the bill amending Morrison
county to build bridge over Mississippi rive
e at Little rails, was taken up and passed.
I COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE
! In committee of the whole, Mr. Ladd. of st
: Peter in the chair, the remainder of the session
2 was spent in the consideration of the bill in
PRODUCED by Mr. Morse, relating to the organi
;. cation of savings banks. and at o'clock TIL
=. committee rose and the House adjourned
= Senate.
small attendance, little business awaitin
action, and the exciting scenes in the House
: served to make the session of this body yes
} terday decidedly tame and uninteresting an
we therefore, without further comment. inyit
Il attention to the
y Routine Report.
ST. PAUL, Feb. Ex-senator Mcneil
moved to reconsider the vote by which the rail
i road committee was authorized to employ
: clerk, the motion prevailing.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
y By Senator Langdon-From the committe
on immigration, creating State board of i'm
j; migration, to consist of the Governor and tw
persons from each congressional district to b
appointed by the Governor, and approprj
ating $4,000 to be expended for immigration
purposes.
q By Senator J. B. Gilfllan-To detach Kans
bee county from Pine an attach the same t
y Isanti for judicial purposes
r. by Senator Llenau-appointinga commissio
to consist OF P. NJ. Babcock, Oscar Stephenso
! and Albert B. Ovill to make rules of practic
: OF Judge Of probate, to be submitted to cor
>f ventlon OF such judges to be held in st. PAT
IN May next, and appropriating $500 to defra
the expenses of such commission. Ais
amending the act regulating the act settin
- aside territory for incorporated towns.
= By Senator Morehouse-To amend the &C
y incorporating the village of Bloomingt, /
Steele county.
- BY Senator Edwards-To devote the 500 90
acres of internal improvement lands to th
payment of the old railroad bonds, Ordere
printed.
, FIRST CLASS PRINTING.
/ Senator J. B. Gilillan introduced the follow
ing resolution, which was adopted:
Is Resolred, That the committee on printing b
instructed to ascertain and report as early a
lie practicable whether the contractor for frs
e class printing of bills has the necessary faci
f. ties for the prompt performance of his cor
t. tract
'e CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION.
Y The proposition for constitutional CONVEX
= ton was made the special order for Wednesda
11pV at .,c u:
70 HOUSE BILLS PASSED.
$ Appropriating $4,000 for the purchase q
j.; seed grain for sufferers from grasshopper raw;
l. ges. Senators Armstrong and McNelly in th
negative.
l. SENATE BILLS PASSED
:, To authorize towns in Mcleod Carver
Wright, and Hennepin to vote bonds in aid. Q
the minneapolis u Northwestern road.
Adjourned to q o clock Monday.
u Opposition to Proposed Tariff Changes.
Il STEUBENv1LLE Ohio, Feb 16.-A large mas
s. meeting was held at Carrots hall, tonight, t
protest against the proposed reduction of tn
e tariff. The large hall was filed to its utmos
capacity. The meeting was addressed by Hor
g J. Dunbar. Robt. Martin and Others Resolr
lions were adopted favoring high protectiv
against the proposed reductions.
7 Fall of an Elevator-Six Persons Injured
CINCINNATI. Feb. 16.-The elevator in J. +
"a Strauss & Co. s clothing house fell from tn