The advocate., 1891-01-21
KANsAs LEaIsLATunE.
(Contialed tr0m ntnlh paOe.)

Franklin; Tucker, Of Linn; Vail, Of
Thomas and Reason, Of Allen.
Insurance jackson, OF McPherponj
Goupone, OF PottaWatomie; Donovan, Of
Edwards; Templeton, Of GeaFyj Brown,
oitWllson; LOvitt, Of Rush and Douglas,
oieedgWioIS.
Wagner, Of Phillips Jackson,
Of Mcpherson; Jones, Of Cherokee; Tan
hog, Of Labette; Lewis, Of Usage; Reed,
ofCnWioFd; Rehhg,'oi Wabauneeei Stan
l6 Of Ellsworth and Glover, Of Neo0bO.
Mllitia-MItchell, Of Reno; shOwalter,
Oh Sumner; McConkey, Of Ottawa Camp
bell, OF Stafford; Nixon, Of COWley;
CoOns, Of Miami and Dryden, OF Green
wood.
Mines and Mlning--Dolan, Of Salina;
Hardenbower, Of Butler; Fisher, OF
AtchlSon; Steele, OF Cloud; Jones, Of
Cherokee; Donovan, Of Edwards; Lewis,
OF Oaage; Morris, Of Clark; Carey, Of
Crawford; Castor, OF Decatur BishoR,
og Douglas; Willard, Of Leavenworth and
Homes, Of Sheridan.
Penal InstitutiOnB--Du OF La
betto; Gable, OF LeRvenWorth; Early, Of
Cloud; Gilmore, Of HOdgeman; HaFdiCh,
ofPottawatomie; Stanley, OF Ellsworth;
McCllman, of Nemaha; Rood, Of Marion;
TenneF, Of Labette; Plerson, OF Pratt;
Carey, Of Nemaha; Heber, Of Meade and
Helmick, Of Chautauqua.
State Affairs Matchett, OF Osborne;
Barnett, OF Jewell; Davidson, Of Cowley;
Dryden, of Greenwood; BuFgard, Of
Wyandotte; Day, Of Klngman and Bayer,
OF WOodson.
There has been 231 bills In
tToduced in the House, and 1893 In the
Senate. .,.
The House was not in session Satur-
day afternoon, and It's session In the
forenooR was a short one, comparatively
The Senate was In session hofore'
noon and afternoon.
Bills TO abolish the state oil inspector
have been introduced into both branches
Otthe Legislature, and Senator Murdock
introduced bill to abolish Che state
board OF pardOns. sl
The Senate was In committee Of the
whole ON a bill relating to the salaries Of
stata aflcers. a.
Senator Osborn rose to a question Of
privilege and asked that the secretary Of
the Senate read the following matter thai
wAfin the Kansas City Journal Of the
nth:
TOPEKA, Janusryi0 0--[SpaClal.l There prom
iBog % ba some fun FOR some, tears for others
and WAllng and gna8hing Of teeth for stu Others
before the 21th, when the United States Senator
Il 20 be elected or at least the hrnt ballot taken
Tho House Is taking the aggressive, and pro
pOgog % throw out seven Republican members
BY yfoa0lutlOD, II necessary, Notices OF c0nteh
have hOen hled In three Instances where there Il
no tthoF reason than che remarkable neaTneog o.
vote 70 each other. Inc contestant nom MaTlOL
Cuinty, who claimed At one time that he was per
fBCtlg EatisGed with the result, and that ne h0C
no FSasOn % contest and would not, now 1lAini
tfAt thorO were eleven vOtea for him which WoTt
moVor counted Another contestant, who wal
leat behind BY moro than 800 votes, VIII CNntes
nACauao some OF his opponents voters Will de
clare they were unduly influencep. t ~
sn@rho Alliance however, does not care FOR the out
1i1aA Of regular contests. They propose % auOp
aho revolutionary method OF unseatng Ingall
votes by q resolution, having the full power 4
do 10, " ~
Hhas leaked out that there is COmblDatiOI
OF Gat0 Senators who propose, In case this I
done % adjourn che Senate and 90 home beiOr
the 2fth, I'm which case there could be no SenG
t0r election. This method, they claim, 70 m
mOg3 EcvOlntOnaFy than that adopted In Oh
WOusa Should the Senate thus adjourn, OH
Governor would have Che naming OF Che Senator
N Wiiilh case Senator Ingalls, would be Che Sen