Evening journal., 1891-04-04

the thing around Say Kent comfy
should bear the expense and how would
il strike your Say Sussex county should
pay for them. l ask the members from
Sussex, how would that strike your II
the bill read so, would find you just
where | am
Mr.. Williams bill was sent
here by the attorney general. dc said
that the bringing Of persons here from
other states on acquisitions was very
expensive Nearly all the crime of the
state requiring acquisitions Is confined to
New Castle county They can only make
residence in New Castle county aud are
subject to the orders of the attorney
gensral
Mr.. Richardson-"T bill was placed
IN my charge | have asked many promi-
nent persons from New Castle county
about It and they are all In favor of the
bill. / might mention among them Judo.
Bali, Chief Of Police Swiggett and Msvor
Harrington They said that to anroinf
two such detectives and allow them "a
serve requisitions would be a saving
They spoke fayorably Of IT, For that
reason, az the suggestion OF the senator
from hent, put that amendment to II . ,
Mr.. HALT have had conversation |
With many responsible. good people from
wilmington They al said thev needed |
detectives. Yet they said they should |
pc able TO serve acquisitions. Thought |
y was hardly fair, but, says |. New
Castle county Is the State Of Delaware |
aud he city Of Wilmington ii New
Castle county, and therefore Thought il
was al right IL Ia true the Sta5e az
Delaware uses these officers to serve
acquisitions hut the state pays ali their
expenses think II Is q good bin I"
senator Williams defended the bill |
ana after long argument, II was re- com
mitted The state or the city will foot
the bill.
The Railroad Deal.
The Pomma Grange OF sussex county
mas sent an emphatic protest 30 tbe
heneral Assembly against the consuma
tlon Of the railroad deal It was pre-
sented in the House by Mr. West this
morning and Is as follows:
whereas, There Is now bill before
the Legislature of this state providing I
Tor the sale OF $500, 600 mortgage bonds
neld oy the state against the J. & b and I
B. 4 r. railroad. and 8
whereas, Said sale would carry with d
y the practical control Of said railroad '
ma prevent any future legislation about 3
ne same Tor forty years, aud {
Whereas, Said mortgages were
reated by loans made by the state "a 0
'aid railroad in order that said railroad k
night benefit and improve this section Of fl
he state, aud tl
whereas, The management Of said p
abroad has not been Ia the interests of
ne farmers Of this section OF the state n
ut Ia the interest Of the Delaware rail o
DAD, which Is to be the purchaser under n
he provisions Of the bill now pending u
and whereas, said sale would wine eI
ut sll interest Of the minority stock ID
oiuers ana subject this community TO pl
uch charges as the Delaware railroad u
llBht see nt 20 impose and crush on for S'
generation an chance Of a competing q
ne in this section Of the eounfy ri
Therefore be 1t resolved, That we do bs
lost earnestly demonstrate against tha. al
assage Of said bill unless provisions III
ided thereto regulating the freight hs
aarges and passenger rates over said \ te
Dads, and securing If possible she ol
lterests Of the minority stockholders of / pl
va roads from the absolute loss that ty
ouid follow he sale as now provided th
y BY the terms Of said bill CO
City LsxisIation. m
A bill was introduced Ia the Houss
rs afternoon by Mr. Cranston, thu IA
lthorizss the mayor and council Of VII. II,
'pgton TO construct much sewers in al,
cordance with any plan that Is now, az
may De from time to time adopted TO ~
eel The require ments Of the city The
'ard of Directors Of the Street and Ia
'"er department shall pay two ffths
tee cost OF constructing the sewers, IA,
tafr ii e'rat-
ia oy the abuGiag property. II makes
ringent provisions for securing ths
" In case the owners Of abntting
operry refuse to pay the assessment
ade
Csty Solicitor Lyman brought bill "a
over 70 day prov ding that after July
1916, al electric light. telegraph and
iePhone wires In Wilmington should De ~
aced underground In proper conducts "
d all poles shall be cut down The pi
nalty for non conformity 70 the pro-
sions Of the law is 800. The Street
d Sewer Department is given full
wer 20 cut down poles and remove &c
res thirty days after the bill goes into as
sct This does not apply TO trolley "a
res used by street railways. or Gre and p''
lice wires belonging 10 tie city lhi
lie also brought a bill providing that
application Of fifteen freeholders on mc
y street or alley, the Street and Sewer Ta
'partment shsll order the sidewalks
q cutters paved, and assess the prop-
" Tor the amount expended. !
An oaset 80 Deputy Marshais. toI
Senator Donshoe will have bin pre- ho
'red that is intended TO Offset United ~
ates deputy marsaals. Republican "a
putty sheriiis aud Mayor Harring 5 Ma
liieemen during election times The tle
4 VIII empower the governor TO ap- cie
int high constablss ia different parfs
the state, and these constablss viii !
we power TO depniize as many men a. | Fir
d good order. \
The Conway Divorce Case. 60
Mr.. Houston this afternoon moved Il.
confederation Of the vote that killed n
2 House bill TO divorce Sarah o from T..
lillian A. Conway His motion Wa n
St on tie vote. Mr. Williams moved -
reconsider the vote on the Houston r
otion, and to lay the motion On tbe Mo
bic. he wanted 20 dispose OF the biu P
ICE and for all. he withdraw his Ori
otion, however, and the bill will be ~
lied up and passed as soon as Senator s
oore returns. L..
The Senate to day passed the House lst
II TO amend chapter 6l7, volume xvii age
lws Of Delaware, allowing the sheriff Co ~
AXE valid deed after he goes ous Of 80
dee aud before the business of his OH
Il term is finished
Senator Moore was absent to- dAy.
Mr.. Ridgely introduced a hiIl Ia in NJ