Daily Republican., 1879-01-17
vROM OUn CAPITAL.
The GovrrDor's Inau.urai-Ccre-
monies on an UnpreccdemsedSrale
Tho Programme tor she bay
The Proposed Temperance Riil-
Representative Dean after LncG.
lekA CRnlneA

The Proposed Temperance Hill
Representative Dean after Luck
less CANNES.
Special Correspondence for the Republican.
Dover, Del. January ID, 1879.
The coming inaugural il the mair
topic for conversation at present among
our people. All are on the qn rire, and
such "fxin' and fussin'' especially
among the blue eyed favoritrs Of Dover
society, has not been known in Dover
for years back. The high state Of ex
pectancy in which all are laboring, can.
not find any outlet other than some
grand manifestation OF general appro,
val. This, the committee having the
matter in hand, proposes to do.
WHAT TIE COMMITTEE PROPOSES.
This evening tn. joint Legislative
comlnitte. met in con junction with the
citizens committee and after some rx
planatory discussion adopted the follow,
ing order for the day:
First-That part of the court room
the Judges bench and the
open space on each side Of twill be re-
served from the public, as is also the
bar and the petit jury box for the
Governors family and immediate
friends.
Second-The members OF the General
Assembly and their officers, the Cover
nor and Secretary Of State, the Cover.
nor--lect, ex-Governors, Judiciary,
and the Senators and Representatives.
in Congress, will enter the court room
by way of the stairs in tn. rear Of the
Third-The main doors of the court
room will be open for the admission of
he public at II o'clock. A. NJ, who
will he allowed to occupy all space not
'eserved except such as may be pro.
'ldtd Tor the musicians.
Fourth--Cards of admission will be
furnished for those who are to enter at
he rear of the room.
Fifth-Precisely at noon the mem
oers Of the General Assembly, with
heir officers, will enter the room and
occupy seats at the bar At the same
ime the Governor and his Secretary,
he Governor. and his Secretary,
he judiciary and members Of Congress
viii also enter and take the place on
he platform provided for them.
Slxth-Prsyer will be offered by the
,haplain OF the Senate.
Seventh-The usual proceedings of
he joint session viii follow. The oath
# office will then be administered by
he Chief Justice.
The line of parade was then annoan-
ed az follows
Dover Cornet Band.
Citizeus' Committee in Carriages.
.overnor Cochran and Governor-elec,
Hall in Carria ,ps.
ecrctarins Of State GruhU, Walcott al
Attorney General.
layers OF Wilmington and New t1
III Carriages.
'ity Officers Of Wilmington in Carriages.
ity Counoll of Wilmington ia Carriages.
'lty Officers Of New Castle in Carriages.
'ity Council Of New Castle in Carriages.
Band of Company A.
Company A.
Band OF Company G.
Company c.
Jefferson Club.
jackson Club.
The parade will start from the depot
nd VIII proceed direct to the State
apitOl where the Governor-rlect will
t presented to the Legislative commit
70.
In the evening grand inaugural
op will be given, Tor which Professor
Itrlic's band has been engaged. 1t |
I'll be tree and viii b" under the su- !
-rvision Of the Legislative and Citizens !
REPRESENTATIVE pahy AFTER CANiyES.
The farmers of New Castle county,
ave of late complained greatly OF tho
expectations made upon their Sheep
,tes by raparjuus dogs. In order to
ert this, MIR. Dean viii give notice to.
orrow and call up ior first reading
l Monday, the following supplement to
lapter l-iJ, vol. Is, laws Of Delaware;
After the word owner, by adding
my p-isDn having killed any dog or
,Gs which has or have not been as
ssed and shall upon each give salts
ctory evidence before any justice OF
e peace of New Castle County Of the
Hing Of any dog or dogs that have
1t been assessed shall receive from
~ Justice OF the peace an order upon 4
" County Treasurer Tor fifty cents for I
~ dog killed, to be- paid out of any
on-y in the County Treasury ;"
Without referring to the statue prop
1t appears from the reading OF the {
idcnce that this amendment would ,
ply as we'll to the city of Whining {
II as to out laying hundred. As there s
mcuh feeling existing in the minds
the people OF Wilmington against
q worthless curs that find shelter and
od within the shadows of the lanes
ID alleys Of that city, the bill will
'ubtless meet with great favor. In
Sc of its passage there will be 10
ed of Massey's patent canine deci-
ating machines. The juvenile popu-
ton could be depended on. Aside
'rn the employment it would give
the small boy and the impecunions
ater street coaster, must be consid-
cd the great benefit the bill would
nfer upon the public in general.
THE PROPOSED TEMPERANCE BILL.
To-day the State Executive commit
, of the Temperance element held a
acting in this plact After VISITING