Morning journal and courier., 1886-01-27

The House called to order at 1:3O by Speaker Tibbits Prayer was offered by Chaplain Dow Bills and resolutions were introduced as fol lows:
 Bishop of Bridgeport-A resolution requesting the Commtteeon Judiciary to report bill for the pro- tecten of property from injury or destruction by mobs by making cities towns or counties liable for
 Hamerssy of aartfSrdaA bill prohibiting the children to reformatory institutions; Eu- mane Institutions.
 appropriating S1,50O to the Connecticut Humane society; Appropriations. Also petition of M. J. rights; Forfeited Rights.
 Graham, of oranse-A bill amending the charter of the borough of West Haven; Cities and Bor-
 Pond, of Plymouth-A bill providing that any tices of any kind upon any highway, sidewalk pr bridge, under penalty of a fine of not less than go to the complainant; Judiciary.
 Norton, of Bristol (by request A bill requiring druggists to keep record of all sales of liouorS with the names of the parties to whom sold; Tenn perance.
 sion of the State tax upon railroads pro rata among those to1 ns which guaranteed railroad bonds untf
 Hart, of 5tamford-A bill relating to informa- tio9 in the , nature & of quo warranto Proceedings Judiciary; also, a Dill concerning the appointment of committees in civil action
 shpman, of saybrook-A 6i pill eo te exempt church PiDpecs to the amount or from taxation
 Graham, of orange-A bill for change in the law relating to bribery at elections; Judiciary
 Curtis, of Stamford-A bill incorporating a pre- siding elders district of the Methodist Episcopal church. Judiciary.
 Norton, of Bristol (by requesD A bill forbidding sale of liquor within two hundred feet of any town county line; Temperance. Clark, of Haddam-A bill providing that per shall appraiser upon any loss by fire who has served in any like case within six months Insurance. Also bill providing that in all insur- he eafter made against loss by fire upon prop erty in this State the conditions of insurance shall be plainly written printed upon the policy and separate application of the insured shall be strued or held as warranty or part of the con- tract; Insurance.
 The resolution appointing Hiram w. Jacobs of East Haven a commissioner of New 9Haven was taken up in the Senate business Futile of East Haven moved to substitute the name of Hubert E. Warner of Hamdon. The amendment was re- jected by vote of 116 against iO1 Graham of ordered. O'Rourke of Danbury then moved to substitute the name of Sylvester B. Bailey of Naugatuck for that of Mr. Jacobs. Searls of Thompson raised point of order that the pre- vious question called for vote upon the origi- nal resolution and the chair sustained the point of order. After some discussion the vote was taken and the resolution passed by vote of IA to the vote and Lee, of Meriden, then moved to lay Phelans motion upon the table. Leo withdrew his motion to table and the yeas and nays were called on the motion to reconsider. The vote on reconsideration of appointment of New Haven county commissioner in House re- suited, yeas 10O, nays 119.
 An unusually large number of bills were intro duced in the House to-day, owing to the fact that all new business must be in by Thursday. MONUMENT PUTNAM The Committee on Appropriations reported favor O m hn an nr1riQf Inr fN-o o