Morning journal and courier., 1884-02-27

The Senate adhered to it's former action in had adhered; thus the resolution was killed.
 Two communications were received from the Gov Senator from the thirteenth district and nominating the ex-Sanator to gucceed himself as bank commits Tbe Governor also transmitted the resignation of General Francis A. Warden, of Stamford, commis- sSiadys of sfamford ss Mr Msrdsns 1ccessor On motion of Mir Scoeld the rue requiring reference to the committee executive nominations suspend ed, and the communications laid on the table for The business on the calendar All but one were unfsvorable reports and were rejected. The only
 sabled m e wsr5 of ts Firat Iht Bstssry ssso ciAtion O. w. and putting 1t into the Capitol It was accepted and the resolution was passed after seAte
 Senator sconeId called up bill concerning school vsits it was passed after explanation by Senator
 Senator Allen called up resolution concerning rail road crossings at grade, aud it passed aE nation of MT. Hyatt fer bank commissioners, Mr. skiddy for Oomnnissary- and also the fSnoW
 Trustees of the Reform sehool-oharIes E. Summer and Jabez 8. Lathrop for three years from July !, Commissioners were also confirmed as fsllows: Zosr Bridge-George ". Clark. of Monroe. and Daniel P. Johnson, of Oxford
 Oxford Turnpike-DAvld 0. Riggs, of Oxford, and
 Benntts Bridge-AImon B. Downs, of southbury' | and Frederick Sanford: of Newtown mo,,.-- New London and Groton rry4Ohver Perkins and Daniel H. Johnson, Of Groton. Weston Turnpike George Freeborn, of Easten, and Huntington Turnpike-Frederick c. Psrry' of Hqntington, Isaac E. Booth, Of TEu@bulL po-,v .. Huntington, Isaac F. Booth, of Trumbun Bridgeport and Newtown Tnrnpike-LoreDzo N. Mallett, of Trumbul, and William J. Dick, or New ! town.
 On rising from the executive session, the Senate | adjourned to tomorrow ab 10:S0 6. m. THE
 The House called order at 10 o'clock, Speaker 1 Prayer was offered by Chaplain Stone Committee reports were received as follows; Educatiou-Adverse on bill for preventing the use of tobacco by children in the public schools re- l jected.
 cerning exemptions from military service; rules sus | pended and bill rejected. General As1embIy the petition of P T. Barnurn for incorporation of Peoples Gas Light company of Pennington valley agricultural corporation in favor of the Bloomfield cenStery aesociaticn; inoorpofat- ing the Private Ooechmenis Benevolent association Of Hartford; favorable on incorporating the D. B. Smith manufacturing company of HarEforo Adverse Juiiciary-Ad7erse on bill paying state's attorney $10 per day for services, rejectad adverse on bill ice where fnjnres lave been received, rejsctsd aa bill providing rewards fdA apprehension of
 Citieg and Boroughs-Adverse on resolution su- thorizing the city of Hartford to make committee after examination of the subject deemed 1t advisable to report adversely The taxpayers of the city were opposed to the appropratlon on Vo1e the resolution rejected.
 Resolution was passed authorizing the sale of land belonging to the State in Waterbury.
 Bill concerning deeds of tax collectors was ex- plained by MT. Case and passed. The bill provides that deed given by the collector of taxes Of any community for land sold by him for taxes shall De prima facie evidence of the facts stated therein.
 Resolution ordering the publication of the laws in the GerDan language, the expense not exceeding $400. was passed.
 Bill providing that mem Der of board of educa- tion, school visitor school committeeman shaI during his term of ofee teachar in any pub lie school over which his authority extends, op posed by Nessrs Glidden Mansfield and Skinner of Andover Finally it tabled for further consider Ation.
 Bill relating to trusts, striking out of the present statute the words under authority of the General As sembly,' was passed. The law amended is section 8, chapter TO- title IS, general statutes page BOT.
 Bill giving the city of New Britain additional power providing water supply for the city and thorizng the issue of bonds not exceeding $30,ooO was passed.
 Resolution incorporating the national institute Of steam and mechanical engineering was passed.
 Bill regulating fishing in Cherry Pond in Avon and Canton was explained by MT. Skinner and passed.
 Bill ng for private passage to highways, in the latter shall be cut on by railroads, was called up by MT Brairard and explained but was tabled for further-conSideratton.
 Resolution reimbursing General Harbison for money paid by him to the New York and Charleston Steamship company, the amount being S4 339 73 was explained by MT. Huli, of Stonington, and passed.
 At 1:10 thu House adjourned until 10:sO a. m. on Wadn