Morning journal and courier., 1880-02-05


 Of Stephen Waikiey ct d. against change game law of Michael Ryan for release from State prison for amendpent of Greenwich Fire Insurance Company; Se of G Of forfeited rights of J. w. Douglass for amendment of charter of Middletown.
 Act relating to prisoners confined in jail on civil for report by County Commissioner of number of h- censes granted; Temperance.
 dogs providing that money paid to treasurer shall not be Raid M back Agreul.uret t f.. s.r., .bs taking of
 By MT. Northrup, of Seymour act relating to the
 By MT. Bartlett, of K1ngly, act regulating traffic
 By MT. Holiister. of Litchfeld, act incorporating the Bantam Hall Association IncorpoTatIons.
 By MT Holliatsr act forbdding seleoImsn to nold M office of Town Clerk or Town Treasurer during ms official year as selectman; !; Judiciary
 MT Clarke of Chester proviaiag toI Ine on School Funds.
 By MT. York of Winchester, an act regulating fish ing Fisheries also act by MT. Robertson relating to fishing in Saw Mill Brook Fisheries: :,z,,,. .h.. l., all erns d rsa e a1 for the State Shall be entitled to open and close the argument confirming informal designation of oyster beds Fisheries.
 By MT. Chandler of Thompson, an act concerning the exhibition in public of abusive or offensive mat ter, providing fine of not more than $5OO or onment for not more than one year, or both TOT Voa
 By Mr. shelton, act relating to licenses for the sale of intoxicating liquors Temperance. By Mr. Mead of Greenwich act to establish fees of sealer of weights and measures.
 By MT. Mead, act giving authority to the ciefk 2 Probate Courts to take acknowledgement of deeds ID their respective districts; New Towns and ProDate Districts.
 By Mr. Lord, of Enfield, act de damages from de. fective highway, Agriculture; also by Mr. Lord' ac
 By Mir. Lord, of Enfield, an act de civil actions pro viding that cost for making amendment to deciara- tions pleading fn Superior Court Court of Com mon Pleas shall not exceed $tU {; JuQ1c12Eys By MT. Pomeroy, of Sufield act de certificates is sued by steam boiler inspection companies making By MT. Logan, Of Washington, act concerning boards of relief.
 Various matters from the Senate were referred iu MT. Robertson introduced a bill providing for the compensation of special attorneys when employed il criminal causes with the approval of the Chief Justice The bill is intended to the claims of Thomas Waller in the Hayden murder trial MT. Parker, of East Hsddam, introduced bill pro viding that every householder having family shal be entitled to an estate of homestead not exceeding $500 in value, which shall be exempt from attach ment.
 Mr. Matthswson of Waterbury moved to reconsider the resolution passed Friday authorizing the appoint ment of House Committee to examine and report on
 site for hospital for the insane poor of the State Messrs. Oolyer of Darien, Preston of Toland and Dr. DeForest of Middlebury having been appointed on the committee so ordered.
 Mr. Stanton of Hartford introduced resolution al this point, nstrucug the Joint Standing Committee men of the various towns in the State whether aho for the site of an insane hospital can be obtained a reasonable prices furnehed gratuitously, and ad vccated it's passage passed. Mr. Stanton, of Hartford, submitted the following Constitutional amendment: The judges Of the Supreme Court or Errors ana o the Superior Court shall be elected by the majorit! vote of all the duly qualified electors of the State such manner as shall by law be prescribed. The measure referred to the Committee on Con stitutional amendments. At 12:27 the House adjourned to 1o3o 8. m. Thurs