Telegram-herald., 1891-02-19
.DETROIT'S DISGRACE
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Genains Co. Butter.
FGHTIsG TIE CITY EXTENSION
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a novel view OF the proposed appropFi-
alton og $780, TOR ths q. A K. ca
eampm5nt. They have resolved that
t8e $50 ,0o0 ASKED bs the eity OF Detroit
% hslp them enteftain the q. A. X. en-
eampment 10 be held IN that city Is =
disgrace 70 the tat payers OF this state"
Municipal Road Bills
Bills 10 authorize various municipal
ties TO borrow money and issue bones
therefor for al kinds OF ''pnblic I'M
proyements" are coming in BY the
score. IL looks as II ''public improve
ments. Ike charity, IS used as a cover
Tor multitude VI sins. IL IS evident
that the dear people will get little
actual relief from the burdens of tax
alton" out Of the presen. reform"
aggregation.
Married W vOmen's Rights
Representative Hougton. OF Genesee,
has ; bill ready for introduction which
makes a sweeping removal of the COM
mon law disabilities OF married women,
as % contracts. lt provides that here
after all contracts made by them shall
have the same force and effect as those
made by unmarried women.
New Bill, Introduced.
The more important bills introduced
ia the House this morning iaclude one
by Representative Downing, OF Sanilac.
To regulate the rate Of intere st; also, to
permit physicians 70 practice rs phar-
macIstS; Representative Cook, of Mus
keCOn, TO prescribe the practice In
prosecutions for larceny and receiving
stolen goods; Representative A. F.
Ferguson, of lugham, to regulate the
practice of medicine; Representative K.
&. Eaton, of Van Buren,, to regulate
admission TO the bar; Representative
BottsfOrd, of ShIawassee, to prevent the
importation of armed men or assocla-
tions OF men INTO the State for police
duty; Representative W. b. Jackson, of
Wayne, 10 provide for four additional
Judges for the Third judicial circuit
Wayne county.)
The House Against Oieo.
Representative Bottsford's bill to pro-
hlbit the use of oleomargarine, butter
me or any other substitute for butter,
N any of the public institutions of the
state, which made so great q comnio-
ton ~ committee of the whole yestcr-
day, was passed by the House this fore
noon. by "a yeas TO nays. Represen-
tatlve Hayward was absent, and Rep
resentatlye White voted against the
ball. Every negative vote was Demo
cratic.
They Throw OF the Mask.
Martin l.. Sweet and William II. An
derson, of Grand Rapids, have been
here for some time, ostersibly to fight
Representative Richardson's bill to
make gravel road companies comply
more strictly with the law rs 10 the con-
ditlon OF their roads. They have
thrown off the mask now and are op-
posing the extension of the city limits
IN the interes. of the gravel roads.
Mr.. Sweet gets 10 one word for some
one else anu 500 for himself.
Chairman sharp Explains.
When the Senate convened this after
noon, Senator Mines, who was cspeci-
aakN i4tAt IiCIiOti VI tltt NDl1
Public school investigating committee,
roseand called the attention OF the Sen
ateto the alleged report of that commit
tee, which had been published IN the
Detroit Evening News. He stated that
the giving out OF such report was Il
gross breach of senatorial courtesy, anu
he demanded an explanation from the
chairman. Chairman sharp arose and
stated that he had not given 1t out Tor
publcatlon, bat that he had shown MS
draft OF report 10 the reporter OF the
Evening News, upon an express prom
ise from that individual that il should
not be published. senator Mines ex-
pressed himself satisfied with the chair
mans explanation, and then turned
his attention 20 the reporter. He ey-
pressed MS opinion OF that gentleman
IN English more vigorous than compli-
mentary. senator sharp seems to have
been made the victim OF misplaced con-
hCencc.
The Duke OF Kent Deposed.
The Senate had another tussle with
the question of committee expenses.
senator wIsner offered resolution to
allow six cents mile and three dollars
per day for expenses. senator Doran
came TO the front with an actual Ell
psnses" amendment, hut the senate
Knocked Il into kingdom come by
vote Of FIVE yeas tn twenty-five nays,
and senator DOrsn began 70 realize
that his assumed leadership of the
senate. rs against the willy senator from
the Saginaws. was on the wa1e. He
became convinced. moreover, that IL
had been Whitfield down TO the little
end OF nothing, when senator WIsners
proposition was adopted intact, by a
vote of twsaty-thrse yeas TO seven
uays. The Duke Of Kent, sank out OK
sCht. still huggng the caucus resosu-
ton to his breast. ss the waves OF de-
feat closed over bis head.
RuIs in the senate.
Senator Park has introduced a bill 10
incorporate companies 20 construct
union railroad stations: also, 70 make
aprropristous for the 6sh commission:
Senator Toan, requiring gproseoutIag At
torueys ~ appear n the supreme Court
u, -erts n cases. Senator stevens. n
cooperating mutual provident sssocis-
tens: senator Prindls. a. Senatorial ap-
,,ort;nnrasnt bill. senator Wilcox. 30
praaihit toe acceptance OF passes by
judicial officers. Senator Benson, n
make spprcprlations for the reform
school. Senatnr smith, 10 regulate tee
rhone rsntass: SenStOr Croker. 70 pro-
hih,t varsierS from rsceivlnz presents
from prisoners: senator forsn. 10
amend the avs authorizing tne fornss-
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