Morning journal and courier., 1885-01-14

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 Both houses will be in session o-Inorrow and no doubt the lobby will be filled with ':thir6'' house members anxiously ''waiting for some thing to turn up." The Democratic caucus to nominate United States Senator will be held in the Superior court room at the Cap itol tomorrow Wednesday, evening at 7:30 o'clock
 Following is the business transacted in the House to-day.
 The House. The House at 1910 was called to order by Clerk Downs, who read note from Speaker Sinonds saying he was i'll and appointing MT. Frisbie, of Pennington, speaker pro tenn MT. Frisbie took. the chair. Prayer was offered by Chaplain Pardington. THE COMMITTEES. A communication was received from Speaker Simonds announcing the following committees:
 Judiciary-Newton of Durham, Joslyn of Hartford, Steele of Newington, Lee of Meriden, Gum of Milford, Slade of Bridge port Forbes of New Hartford, Phelps of Vernon.
 School Fund-GaIvan of East Hartford, Wallace of Wallingford, Comstock of Mont vile, Mead of New Canaan, Murdock of Thompson, Spencer of New Hartford, Coe of Middlefeld, Filton of Vernon. Banks-Gay of Pennington, Platt of Der by, Mitchell of Norwich Wildman of Dan bury, Hutchins of Plainfeld, Swift of War ren, Pratt of Saybrook Newell Of Union. State Prison-Gilmour of Norwich, Will lard of Wethersfeld, Robertson, of Water ford, Wildman of New Fairfield, Bullard of Pomfret, Woodruff of Winchester, Goddard of Essex, Kingsbury of Coventry. New Town and Probate Districts-Crofrlt of Norwalk, Andrew of Naugatuck, Norton of Colchester, Griswold of Rocky Hill, Cox of Brooklyn, Bradley of Canaan, Griffin of East Hadda1n, Edgerton of Holland.
 Roads and Bridges-Beach Of Bristol, Johnson of Bethany, Davis of East Lyme, Wakeman of Bethany, Warren of Eastford, Ford of Woodbury, Dibble of Westbrook, Bradley of Holland.
 Incorporations-Clark of Haddam, Ses- sions of Bristol, Linsley of Branford, Stal ford of Ridgefeld, Allen of Putnam, Spencer of Suffield, Chapman of North Stonington, Luf1er of Stafford.
 Claims-Carter of Waterbury, Warner of Berlin Burleson of Griswold, Hull of Mon roe, Bennett of Canterbury, Perry of Bark hameted, Clark of Chester, Lathrop of An dover.
 Education-Co1yer of Darien, Davis of Meriden, Harris of Wethersfield, Smith of Franklin, Griggs of Chaplin, Barber of Tor. rington, Charter of East Haddam, Waldo of Hebron.
 Sale of Lands-Troup of New Haven, Phelps of Avon, White of Groton, Hawley of Huntington, Smith of Scotland, Tiffany of Barkhamstead, Purple of Chatham, Hooker of Mansfield.
 Finance-Gay of Winchester, Freeman of Simsbury, Brown of Waterbury, Hoyt of Stamford, Burnham of Lyme, Converse of Thompson, Cornwall of Portland, Usher of Plainville.
 Railroads-Couch of Stonington, Abbe of eafl z oloJ- oc N,=,, field, Mathewson of Plainville, Staub of New Milford Atwell of Durham, Loomis of Bol- ton.
 Military Affairs-Houston of Enfield, But fer of Oxford, Williams of New London, Morehouse of Wilton, Randall of Killingly, Beers of Cornwall, Hubbard of Southington, Gager Of Somers.
 Agriculture-Grosvenor of Pomfret Platt of Southbury, Capen of Bloomfield, Gregory of Danbury, Thompson of Bethlehem, Morse of Litchield, Sage of Cromwell, Starkweather of Mansfield.
 Wilcox of Sinsbury, Cornwall of Cheshire, Amber of Bethel, Waldo of Killingly, Jack son of Torrington, Lawton of Middletown, Satterlee of Ledyard.
 Cities and ughs--Jackson of Derby, Hal liday of Suffield, Stark of New London, Mead of Greenwich, Morrison of Windham, Stone of New Milford, Marvin of Saybrook, Hutch inson of Hebron. Fisheries-Lake of Woodstock, Fentsn of Windsor, Graham of Orange, Brown of Gro ton, Burns of Sherman, Mattoon of Water town, Warner of Haddam, Inslee of East Windsor.
 Insurance-Corbin of New Britain, Stiles of North Haven, Wheeler of North Stoning- ton, Nickerson of Bedding, Keigwin of Wind ham, Allen of Goshen, Cotton of Granby, Ar mold of Manchester.
 Manufactures -Selden of Norfolk, Cheney .c IT. of Guilford, Platt of Easton, Hammond of Putnam, King of Lebanon, Goodwich of Salisbury.
 Engrossed Bills-Pigott of New Haven, Allen of Sprague, Spur of Salisbury.
 Appropriations-Frisb of Pennington, Swartwout of Stamford, Newton of Hamrp- ton Parker of Thomaston, Clark of Had dam, Thompson of Ellington.
 JOINT SELECT COMMITTEES
 Temperance-Gilbert of Coventry, Crit tenden of Madison, Ford of Bozrah, Palmer of Ridgefeld, Hubbard of Woodstock, Stone of Litchfeld, Pelton of Clinton, Cady of Somers.
 Federal Relations-Williams of New Lon don, Burns of Burlington, Rossiter of Gull ford. Bristol of Brookfeld, Carey of Canter- bury, Stillman of Colebrook, Strong of Chat ham, Hoyle of Wilmington.
 Forfeited Rights-Phelan of B1idoenort Hayes of Granby, Howe of Cheshire. Davoll of Lebanon, Buxton of Westford. Bryant of Harwinton, Seymour of Norfolk, Reed of Union.
 Capitol Furniture and Grounds-Arnold of Manchester, Parsons of East Windsor Linsley of Branford, Brown of Colchester Baldwin of Colebrook, Clark of East Gran by, Morse of Pomfret, Bradley of Washing ton.
 Revision of Joint Rules-SIade of Bridge port, Futile of Wolcott, Hoyt of Middlebury, Platt of Southbury, Douglass of Salem, Hali of Voluntown, Peck of Old Lyme, Gridley of Harwinton.
 New Counties and County Seats-Staub of New Milford, Mix of West Hartford, Munson of Hampton, Spencer of New Hartford, Wright of Wilmington, Green of Goshen
 Canvass of Votes for Justices of the Peace Stark of New London, Darlin of East