The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1891-01-30


Code, IN regard to divorce. upfavorahj1
Mr.. Ray, from Judicisry committee
reported tavorably, curctrning the ClerI
OF tue superior CYert of Wilson countv
Mr. Skinner, from same committe 70.
ported a bill relating to claim and do.
livery OF personal property. Mr.. Skin.
ner, from committee on Internal Tn
provements, favorably to amend cbanter
124, laws 1889, relating to Salisbury
Electric Light Go. Mr.. Cofie!d from
Finance committee, unfavorable. for tho
relief OF J. l.. Hays, of Watauga county.
Relating to taxation and other nurnoses,
Relief of w. M Black, of Surrv Go. Mr.
Mcclure, favorably to authorize Com.
mission ers of Warren county 70 lew
special tax. Allowing the city Of Colds
ooro 10 Issue bonds. Unfavorable, re-
iatlhg 10 the increase OF currency. Mr..
Alexander, from committee on Agricul-
lure, petition relating to an Industrial
School for white girls in North Carolina.
referred to committee on Education
Mr. Gilmer, from committee on Educa
ton, amending chapter Ala, section
426 of the school law, unfavorable.
MIR. Bond, from committee on Fish
Interest, relating to fishing in Croatan
Sound, unfavorable.
Bills Introduced.
Mr. Cof1ieid. to incorporate the town
OF Eldridge in Martin county. Corpora
tions
, Mr.. Pickett. relating to working the
public roads of the State Roads and
, Postroads.
slr. Holman, to amend the revenue
|, lass OF 1889 Finance. By request,
authorizing the commissioners of Craven
0 county to levy special tax. Finance
& Mr. Thomas, to prohibit the sale Of
liquors within a,e miles of Oak Grove
Methodist church. Propositions aud
J., Grievances.
Mr.. Lowery, to enlarge the jurisdiction
! Of the Justices of the peace. Judiciary.
MIR. Stroup, to incorporate Cherryville
Manufacturing Company.
/ Mr.. Earnhardt, to protect birds in
e Rowan county. Agriculture.
d Mr.. Lineback, to incorporate the Fries
- Manufacturing and Power 90.
Mr.. Currie, authorizing Commission
ers of Moore county to fund its debt and
issue bonds. Finance.
MIR. Scott, to change the time of hold
ing the Superior court of Aiamance
y county Judiciary.
Mr.. Hickman, relating to catching dia
4 mon back terrapins. Fish Interest.
3 Mr.. Hood, amending chapter 104
"a Section Al of the code relating to crime
7o and punishment. Judiciary.
;, Mr.. Prince, to reduce the fees on mar
riage license Judiciary.
g. Mr. Bryan, relating to certain high
leI ways. Proposition and Grievances.
eo Mr.. Watson, relating to pensivlng cel
:, tain soldiers. Finance.
~ Mr. Hedrick, to amend the publ
ne school law. Education.
The Force Bill and the Worlds Fail
,ha The calendar being taken up, the rest
,ns luton to our members in Congress- d'
clining to make an appropriation to th
,bt Worlds Fair at Chicago, if the Fore
o.. bill now pending before Congress shoul
M become law. Adopted.
- Mr. Wood, in taking up the resolutiC
tho declining to make appropriation to tt
UiI, World. Fair" in view Of the passage
80 the '.force bill" said that on account (
lon indisposition from an attack OF sickne
na he was unable to make any remarks
- - answer to the gentleman from Wilke
~ who styled himself the ''Old Red Fox
as and so moved the previous question.
Question of Personal Privilege.
of In the discussion of the Cumberlal
nty Bank bill on Thursday, MI PEBBLES,
opposing the measure had dispute WI
Fe- MIR. Sutton Mr. Sutton, after the {
ass piration of the morning hour, rose to
question of personal privilege. In
in planning his position on tho bill he sa
riaI he had no malice against Capt. Peebl
bird and did not intend to make an alta
upon him or injure his feelings, tt
own what he said was done in the heat OF {
bate, and he was willing to let by goI
Tar be by cones, and was willing to meet h
ssed | half way in this hall and shake hands
Mr.. PEBBLES, in reply said he thouG
uors the bill unconstitutional and be fOus
Re- it for that reason, that he did not hs
pass any personal feelings in matter WI
in the discharge of public duties, that
uors had no feelings or malice towards
,sby gentleman from Cumberland, that
,ssed had always treated him with the utm
courtesy even when there was con,
{ the for the craftsmanship Of the Judlel
read committee, that he gave way on this
caslon, that he was also willing to lei
olina cones be by cones and meet the gen
veral man from Cumberland half way.
they started toward each, other the BIC
enate applauded They shook hands and
turned to their seats.
Normal and Industrial Training Sch
v ES. " The Senate bill to establish Nor
,uary l. Industrial Training School for s
was put upon its passage.
5onsa Mr.. McGill, of Cumberland, made
-. hU earnest argument against the bill on
2 Ran. H ground that the people do not need,
. uas. want any such school. 1t propose
: sty"od tyd take money from fund that is avail
''o to the poor children of the State an
put it into an institution that would
,.,ou be available to that class. 1t requir
g and pieuso ,,rad ~ Ur % onr hovs II is a
:lnou departure of State institutions to
repeal tIis uuioi M a.hor yn nnhIic institutions
1i.,GnS H..t;on special Boards of Directors. More
uln n;aaor better facilities are required by the
SsosEn st' ple for q common school education.
q suo demand is made by the people fol
y y nsn. .H school by the people, and there
= !, p?n already eleven female colleges IN