St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-31

Called TO order at 1880 p. m. by Speaker
Gibbs. Prayer by Chaplain Harrington.
PETITIONS.
Nir Peterson. of Murray-For an appropri-
alton OF 500 for bridge.
Mr.. Game, of Isluti-For woman suffrage.
ADJOURNMENT.
Mr.. Drake moved that when the house ad-
journ Il be to Tuesday next at 10 a. III.
Mr.. Reese, Of Kaudiyohi, said the house
was one week behind the senate in It's work,
and he hoped the motion would not prevail
Mr.. Turreli and Mr. Myers also opposed
TIC motion.
On division the motion was lost, 20
to 80.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
By SIR. Erickson, OF Caippewa-To amend
section 1, chapter 81, statutes Of 1875. re-
atiug 10 dams and mills and overflow Of
land.
BY Mr. Erickson, OF Chippowa-Appropri-
atiug $1,000 each for the years 1888 aud
1856, in aid OF county farmers institutes, u
be held under the authority of the state.
By Nc. Smith. OF Rnmsry-To amend
section . chapter IL. statutes Of 1878, cy-
emptiug school buildings. furniture, books,
aud the property of religious corporations,
used for religious purposes, from taxation.
By Mr.. Tnac6er, q. Popc-TO amend chap
ter los, statutes OF 1888, relating 20 drainage
and reclaim itiou Of lands.
By Mr. Fiddrs, OF jackson-To amend
section 1, chapter 80, statutes Of 1873, re-
latiug 10 Chattcl mortgages.
By Mr. Griffin, ot Hruucpn-To amend
section 394, chapter G5, statutes OF 1875. re-
lating 10 redemption sales.
By Mr.. Griffin, Of Hcunepln-To amend
section TO- chapter 81, statutes Of 1873, re-
laliug to redemption OF mortgage foreclosure
sales
BY Mr.. Myers, Of Stearus-To regulate the
holding OF teachers institutes.
House BILLS PASSED.
For convention Ia revise the coustiiu-
ton. The vote in its favor. not being two
thirds Of the house, the vote was rcconsid-
cred AMI bill laid on the table.
Amending section Is, chapter 20, statutes
OF 1873, relating 10 security for costs by ap-
pclants in certain cases.
TUE ECGNN BILL
The house then went into committee Of
the whole with Mr.. Carson Ia the chair. Tac
first bin on general orders was the resolution
endorsing ihe ReCau interstate commerce
bill, % which Mr.. Drake. ~ Ramsey. had Of.
ferv'i substitute opposing it, Discussion
upon il was opened oy Mr.. Drake moving
that when the committee rise it recommends
the original resnlution be re-rrfcrrcd t. the
railroad COmruiJtrc Tor an ,xprcssiou in
reference 70 interstate commerce.
Mr.. Licuau opposed the motion. The
house might as we'll dispose
81 the mgtter now as NJ
any time. The railroad committee
had had the resolution before 70 aud reported
70 hack wi;hoat recommendation. Speaking
n tie merits 10 The resolution he said its
Uppoucuis had been misleading mcmhers a.
60 the elect oi section foUr. relating to lour
aud short haG.s Tugv would have menu
beers believe that that section nadc 4 pro
rata rdte--ur 50 much q mile no matter how
short or now loug The haul That vas Not
The case. 70 simply said that = raiiraid COM
pany should not charge more Tor \ short
than inug hsuI-thst Is greater charge
shogld not inside Tor frricht 10 ssv Fr-.-us
Falls, team vas charged Tor
The Fargo haul. That was an
then, vas % the much CONDEMNED section !
Exsctlv the same r-iucipls vas Incorporated
in The nill % tae railroad onmisirr uox be-
forv the h.lusc, and which they were asked IA
support Il they were going 20 oppuse the
r,so.u,iou they >aoa q, 10 be- consistent. vote
against the pcuding rti,7nad bill
Dr. DraSr said be did act make his motion
% chose 81 The rcsoiuIiun. bat fur thc per
posc % getting al expression Ok tbs railroad
comm. Rise upou the sgoicCt - intrr state
corurur7ce. Tue RrEaa h.l bad 5cea 81
au,vndvd in ihs Cuhed States sruzie tasi IL
sathor or friends did no, kuov T. Mr.. 81
mend. Ok Dodge. Vas in fAv0s Of tie Princi-