Morning journal and courier., 1884-02-29

,,r ns, ,,S-aaa. reieeted On biu authorIzinz loan of fifty muskets to the St. MArys society cadets' or
 Incorpcrations-Fav on incorporating the National TrottinR assocssion the Hand AGsds%y or Favorable on amending charter of the ssaInforo club. ,. ing S1O, ,O0o toward deaciency in the school fund On substitute bill regulating duties of the school fund
 JudiciaEy~Adverse on the petition of the Hartford Fortschritts verein for modincAsion of the sanosy ing garnishee proceBs; rejected On bill concerning in 9crsin so aa for rent board; rejected. On bill exsmettAg from
 Do ess fl s1 sa Teoed MT csss
 no one had appeared in favor cf the bill and he oid vsrse on vslistnQ certain acts of ths town of North Haven; Eejsctsd. tax collector gave oeed te ger snd sa,a Po snd s sssr party sss reBurssd by
 town to the amount of 2,OOO. The town asked 'nT Education@AdveTss on b1iIthat children must at tend school at least twoh1rda of the tme rejected
 Cities and Boroughs-Fayorable on subattute pili rsgardDg agpointent o6 tse assa.sans
 bill conaernnR liability for cleaning HnoW ana foe from sidewalks and for accidents resulting rom ice AoricuIture-Favorabls on bill fer the preserve tion of grey squirrels the same as game birds. RajIroe ds-Adyerse bill compelling the stopping of trains and enginea before crossing tntersecsins ter a1 expinstion by Mr Brainard. of Hartford
 Business the calendar was disposed of as fo-
 Bill that any person shall escape, attempt to escape from any jail, workhouse keeper shall be fined and imprisoned for Sn amount or term nor e1- ceedug the original sentence; proSecut1oIs unaer this act if not paid by the prisoner shall pc DS The
 Biil providing that any commitments to the Reform school not be longer than minority nor less than nins months unless sooner discharged by order of Messrs Starr of Litchhsld. Noble of Bridgeport, Middleton of Enneld, and Converse of SomerG
 Bil generally defining the duties of the State Board of Education. This was debated at length ana amended 90 as to leave the choice of text books with the local school boards. I THE LATE GOVERNOR HUBBARD.
 The following communication was received from 'Ae STATE OF CONNECTICUT, | Executive Department. Hartford, February 28 1SS4.J have to inferrupt ths proceedings of your honor able body to make the sad ofcisl announcsment ot the death of sx-GoVernor Richard D. Hubbard, ana to the desire of the executive to unite with you in rendering honor to the memory of him who became, in public estimation, by the nobility or his by the felicity of his speech one of the foEemoss orators lawyers and citzens in his day and genera \ " THOMAS M. WALLER, Governor Mr. Case, of Granby offered resolution for com morrow, Friday passed and transferred to the Sen \ ate. ,.., Hubbard of Hartford, Starr, of Litchneld' Hull o'
 MT. Case, of aranby. moved that the House ad \ The spesksr remarked that proper respect for tht
 honor of the and the dignity of the State made
 incumbent upon every enber to be in his seat 10
 Mr Starr, of Litchfeld said that arrangements hst
 been made to visit Industrial School for Girls MiddletowR tomorrow, but the trip had been pos1
 Various Senate bills were placed on the calendar The Farley claim was tabled ,o.oo .
 The House then, at 12;A5 p n., adjourned to lOSO ' m. Friday.