Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1885-03-12
THIRD tUITlOA,


which have induced their owners to-
come to Dover The hum of busy poli-
tirians 10 heard on all sides. Mem oers
OF the Legis. stnre are button holed n
the 8 ATE house, IN the corridors Of the ,
hotels, and in private rooms htted mp
for the occasion. The latest scheme on
the part of the adm 'nistratiou men 10
TO take Dad" How, joan Saulsbury'sI
right bower, do IN TO the sess on oi Con
ference, ut SNOW Hill. for day or two,
and talk business TO him.
Joe" Hearn, the q Ok ering supporter
of the representation amendment, Is
confined 81 his home, in Gu borough
BY sickness, contracted on the Legisla-
tive excursion tow ashinguon last week,
but be will probably recover In time TO
take part In the caucus vote for United
States Senator on Monday night. II 10
the general impression here that Chas.
b. Lore is the coming man. His
chances for election appear to be grow
ing daily, AID not wi'hstandiug theI
: heavy pressure which viii be Drought
70 bear upon him by the opposition u
Mr.. Bayard and the State admipistra
ton, Is is thought that the palms OF |
victory are almost within his grasp. III
Q vote should be- taken TO night, the
result would be about as follows:
r.
W. H. Cooper and Roe in the Senate,
and Messrs. Comegys, Barlow, Wilson,
virden, SchabinRer, Bennett, johnson
and Truitt in the House-1l for Mr..
Lore: Messrs.: McWhorter, Chandler
and Lavender in the Senate, and
Meesrs. Moore, Armstrong, Ferguson,
Palmer and Brown in the Houses /;
for Mr.. Martin: Messrs. Houston,
Mustard and Martin in the Senate, ana
Msesrs. Salisbury, How, Adams, Can
non, Tatman. Atkins, McCRbe and
Hearn in, the Honse-ll.
Among these NJ essrs. Houston, Mus
tard, Cave and Tatman are looked
upon as very doubtful, and the way
they will cast their votes Is to most
persons q mere subject OF conjecture.
Mr.. Lore's strength lies in the Iact that
most Of Martins men viii go over "
him when they find it impossible to
elect their own candidate.
: The Committee on Divorce held
lengthy sessions this afternoon aud 10
night The case OF William II. Por Tel
and Eva Porter was Investigated III il
evening. The committee will report
unanimously npcn the application d
Rene j. Fougeray for divorc,
FROM his wife Sarah M. Fougeray, tn,
former having agreed TO pay bis wit,
the sum of 81 900.
T. Mr.. Moore has given notice of blu
which he will introduce il the Hous,
Tomorrow mo, ming, entitled AN Ac
proposing amendments TO :he CJnsti
tuition for tho purpose of Increasing tb,
number of members in the Genera
Assembly" The bill provides for tn.
same increase as the Gruob amend
m mt, but differs from il In tnis, that 4
divides the city of Wilmington int,
two legislative districts, with Sixth
@ rect as the division line. The pro
ceeding. of both Houses today follow
SENATE.
The Senate met at 10 a m. A petition
was received from Walton, Whaun 4
Company and 800 others ask ing for tn
passage of the act authorizing the Lev
Court of New Castle County to tax
charge o and maintain the pub ic roa
leading from w wilmington to Hare
Corner. A petition Of John ii. Wall
for divorce from Salio j. Walls wa
read aud referred. A remonstranc
signed by B h Veasey and other dru,
gists of OF w iimington against the pas
age OF The act resu latiDg the practice {
pharmacy was read and referred.
bill introduced by DIR. Chandler, bein
q supplement TO the act incorporatiD
the Delaware and Chesapeake Tow Boa
Company was read 1850 The House bi'
to divorce Mary f. Watson from Davi
K Watson and To divorce | Ia q. Buck
son from Edwin + Bucks-n.
Bills passed: A suppiementto the ~
uniting the school districts OF Georg
town To iDcoi porate the Sraail
A gricuitural society OF LeYes. Hou
bills. To vacate Liuco u street In Dove
and to divorce Jeanette w. Chanbe
iron Harry Wilson Chambers. NJ
Lavender gave notice of the tollGwii
pills La relation to the distribution
schoo. fuDds belon ing " Kent Count
restricting the frequent changes in /
text books USED IN the free schools
prevent commissioners and clerks
school distIicis from misappropriati
funds belonging to the school disiiic
Adjourned uotil 3 IL.
The Soaa,e met a. 8 p ID. Mr.. Cave
de- offered d joint resolution, VIII
was nd pter, authorizing the clerks
both tho houses 10 nit The reports
sevars s. ate Office rs IRON their journa
and 10 lave thirty copies OF the JUrn:
bound in sheep 10. the use OF the me
bers the House bill tor the protect
of keepers OF livery AVID boarding g
bles was read twice under susp psi
OF the rules aud referred. A 10
resolution offered by MIR. q
Who!t-r, praviiiLl that 10 new bu
Less be- r-ceIved after MaTch II y
adopted The fotouing hiils W
introduced ani rea3: II ro9u'a5o t
admission OF toreiRn sufeGy cJmpau
TO do bushes in in,s Sta"; 4 iacilit
the giving OF bvn''s required by !.
to amend the aet e.'shli hng
State Board Of Health (tcieasing
f,t IN
$500; to ipcoI porare B,idsevilie C,
ciave, No 35 Imp. o II.
Bills passed To amerd The act
the preseIvatio. OF he pubic hcti
to ameud chapter AZ, 73lun, IL, ID,
ware laws, arpropriatirg part Of
annual schoo fund 10 rtpair on SCH
hou IS AND furpi- hing RI gam (Me,
Gave, der Charjier and Mustard vot
nay }; 10 amend the act IN relation
rec1sI zauces III the UrphAns' Con
House bill ID relation to 'nhs
{ ve.ns. Aa sdj0uri Inent was Ia
until morning.
HoI-SE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
The Hougs me. ~ 10 .. II. Pe,it
fro1n cj.z'us O! Ne9 Castle County
members OF the State Bar, asking TO
Increase IL the salary ct The luilci
were read and referred The follow
remoustrances u ere I,raSeI ted and
ferrsd Froin $50 CITIZENS Of Smy
against toe pas sage OF the get autn'
ing tho town COMMUNIST ners to
hn1s for so, 600 from 1885 citiZe,
WiImi gton aealEat tho passage Of
act autho :zing ths City Council to
row SlU0,Qoo; against tie passage o
act 1ayieg Ont n nng Puolc roa