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


AFTERNOON SESSION.
By Mr.. sMIrH,=O Tippecsnoe q. K. s5l to
amend section OF IN ACT pfOVidiug for the APP
pointment OF NOtsries Public.
tide ball heir OF Edwin Kendall. deceased. APP
prOpTiating the sum OF S5lS.71 for money having
e.c1eaIed 10 the State.
By Mr. OSBORN Il. r. 81 ia relation 20 he'd ge
fences along public highWsys.
BY Mr. VICHEY II. K s. fixing the time fer
holding court in the Thirty sixth Judicial Circuit
On motion by.Mr. STALEY the c)Dstitus onsl
rule wss Suspended yeas, "a; nays, 19-ths bill
read the second time by iitle the third time nv
sections and finally passed the House by yeas, 70
BY M HARGRAvE lR. r. SCI to amend Section
%. 1881.
BY M MURPHY III. r. 90l to empower volun.
taty associations incorporated and to DO iucOr-
ated Tor the purpose of es sblishing homes for the
care OF aged females, 10 receive ia such homes
supe snnusted and aged men also:
by Mr.. DEBS II X 81 concerning the clasgif-
cation OF railrOs d engineers,
BY Mr.. DEBS a. r. e2l concerning the liability
OF corporations and the negligence OF their en-
BY Mr.. BUT iH. R. 98l 10 amend Section 2O55 of
the Revised S'ttbtes OF 1851 concerning public
BY MT. sAYI Z ~. r. si to provide for the es-
adjustment OF corporate boundaries of eities and
BY Bfr. McBROOME II. R. 95l to legaiize the in
corporation Of the town OF AmDia. Benton County,
I BY Mr.. SMITH, OF Wsrrick II. +. 96l. concerning
highways and the SUPERVISOR thereof.
By Nj MONK, Of WAYNE n. Z. 81 20 authorize
County Commissioners 10 confer awards for the
killing OF obnoxious animals and birds.
By Mr.. MONK. OF Wayne II. r aSl. to legalize
the acis of NOtsries Public whose commissions
had expired and who have been ineligible to the
Office.
by Sir. TOWNSEND n R. 9sl to abolish the
distinction OF race and color made in the laws.
By MI. TOWNSEND n. r. 100 to amend Section
secs OF the Revised Statutes OF ISL concerning
public libraries.
Mr.. seGovERNEY III. r. lOll to amend Sec
tons !, and 20 OF an act concerning highways
aid the supervisors thereof.
BY Mr.. SIMMONS III. K. IO2l to relieve certain
BY Mr. GARRISON II. r 1881 to amend the &C.
OF March q, 1883, concerning he highways and
supervisors thereof.
BY MI GARRISON n. r. iOu concerning breed.
eTs of horses and mules, Giving lien upon the
iOal to the owner OF q jack or horse.
BY Mr.. PASSAGE I'll. X lJ5 10 provide for the
payment OF officers Tor retaining swamp lands
On Attorney General and associate counsel
THE WORLD 5 COTTON INDUSTRIAL EXPOSITION.
The SPEAKER: Adjrtant General Carnahau
s present by your invitation sna be will now sd
The Adjuisnt General of the state then spoke
o. Indisna's exhibit Ct the exposition. When he
Mr. SMITH. OF Tippecapoe. offered resolution
rendering thanks to General Canadian for his en-
eTgeue efforts Is lndiana's Commissioner; and
thaE the interest Of the state requ r. q judiclOus
expenditure Of money to continue and extend
on motion OF MI. Gooding the first part OF the
Tesolution-the thanks-wss agreed TO-
. IAe second part OF the resolution was referred
TO q special committee OF three, which was inside
TO consist OF AessIs. Williams, earn aud smith
Mr.. GORDON offered the following:
Resolved, that the Committee on Fees and Sal
aries be instructed find out as nearly ss may be
Gone ana report 10 TINS House at an early DAY, all
the ices and salsr es that are received By the sew
eIal Stale officers respectively. and the aggregate
CONFORMATION received by each of them.
instead OF the Committee on Fees and Salaries
SPECIAL committee Of five
on motion b. Mr., BROWNING. the amendment
laid the table.
Mr. sAYRE moved to smend by adding: land
sucn committee shall have power 10 send tor per-
such committee would be powerIess unless they
have authority TO send for persons and papers and
ccmDel the attendance OF Witnesses under oath.
without H. 1t seems 10 ne, the investigation will
DC almost useless.
The amendment wss laid ON the table by yeas
Mr. Men ULLEN demanded the previous ques-
ton, which was seconded by the House, aud un.
DER its OpeTstions the original TesOluti ton was
adopted.
SOLDIERS OF REBEL PRISONS.
The concurrent resolution of the Senate tsens-
tor Scnloss1 instructing our Senators and re-
guessing Indiana Representatives IL Congress to
use their influence to secure the passage OF House
BIZ No 400, pebsioning soldiers confined as pris-
onels during the late war, was read.
Mr. COR1 moved TO refer IL 70 the Committee
On Military Affairs,
Hr BROWNING saw no reason for pOstponing
this matter at all. L can not think there IS mau
Oh this hOor VINO has any objection 70 granting
pensions 10 soldiers thas have been disabled from
confinement IN rebel prisons. Democrats should
see to II that this resolution be passed st once.
Mr PAT TEN heartily concurred with the gen.
uemaD from Brown and Monroe (Mr. BrOwning.)
II We STe going 10 Co anything for the soldiers
nov, let Us vote upon T. now. Soldiers who SUE
Tered in prisons ooght to be pen stoned. Demo
Gratis ard Republicans alike ought u see 20 IL.
MI COh1 did not see why we should hesitate
moment 10 vote for this resOlu ion. II is wholly
Inoeeess.ry TO defer action on IT, Democrats and
republicans allie should vote for penEontng sol
dieTs who suffered in rebel prisons
me resolution Was concurTed in.