The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-01-16

1852, az amended By ina a. OF March u, 1s77.
beng known Is Section 3.SiI OF R-visec sts-ats
Mr.. FOULKE said this is a BIN wholly OF locsi
application. as was the bill intr0i0csi AL pRsssi
the Senate the other day on motion o. The Senator
from Perry Mr.. May. The section proposed 10
be amended provides that any person violating
the provisions of the law may be prosecuted be.
fore \ Justice OF the Peace Of the town. The
amendment proposed By this bill ia that If there
be DO such justice in the town, the prosecution
may be had before Justice of the Peace residing
In the county nearest 70 the town. There IS
town in wayne County that has no Justice of the
Peace within Us limits. He could not conceive
any objection to tae oil aud moved that me con,
sututiOnal vote be dispenser with mat the oil
may be read three tims> a.d finally pissed ~ the
M FOWLER. VIVA. IS the emerzsnov7
Mr. FOCLKE introduced a similar bill two
years ago. but in tae pressure q business II was
NJ FOWLER: Are you afraid IL viii be lost
Mr.. FoULKE vas afraid it would be crowded
III. WINTER: While there may be no objec.
ton 10 The BIZ, y may &c unnace s4ry: He
in which il is held taSt any Justice OF the Pace
OF Township Is a Justice Oi the Peace OF every
Mr. F0ULKE: me attorney OF the town re.
ierred 70 says he has examined the law carefully
and ean not find authority 70 prosecute before
any Justice, there being none IN his Town.
The motion was Te jected by cas- &c. nays IL
iwothilds Of AL the senators elect not voting in
By BIT. FOWLER r.. 1857 to repeal the act Great
ing State Bureau of statistics and Geology.
By Mr.. sCHLOSS ). 104l for the relief OF Lewis
=. Calver
By Mr.. SELLERS r.. lO5l to repeal Section OF
the act 10 provide a general system OF com mon
schools OF MarCn G. 1875. aud March 5, 1873, being
section !, 90 OF the Revised Sfatufes.
BY Mr.. SMITH, OF Jay ) 100, 10 appropriate
$1,000 10 aid the exhibit o. the STATE OF lnd ala
a. The Worlds Industrial and Cotton Exhibition
AZ New Orleans
By sir. THOMPSON IS. 1917 to amend Section
OF Chapter 9, I35 o. the Revised Statutes sut1Oriz-
q nm ms
IN State Prisons
Mr.. THOMPSON said great many men and wo-
men think there is but little reformation among
convicts IN our penttentiaTies There IS nothing
the treatment they receive while in prison. There
J. no such thing as yirtunus influence exercised
among prisoners under the present methods of in
struotiOD. great many philanthropists insist
there ought 10 be discarded entirely from
prisons all physical torture, and thai
women are better calculated 10 draw cut the finer
feeliF gs and nature Of prisoners and impress
them with a sense of self respect than the oppO-
site sex. have had before me several persons
who have served ia the peuitentiary, among them
some intelligent men, and they all assure me that
pIltoneIs come Out OF confinement
NIT that II women were selected
ss moral Instructors in our prisons IL would bavs
3 better tendency than anything else IN bringing
out and developing the better feeling in the
better class OF citizens after being freed fro re-
strHint. move that this bill Dc referred TO the
Committee on Prisons
It was so ordered.
By Mr. CAMPBELL, o. St joseph IS. l0sl, to
ere ate county dog fund out of which 10 pay for
And then TIE senate adjourned till tomorrow
morning.