Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1891-04-23
Monday. April 20.

F SENATE
The first event . Importance was the
election Of presil mt PRO tenn, which re-
being chosen tor f.,s position. On the frs
ballot. witch resulted in Senator Sanborns
election, Senator Lienau, Democrat and
Senator Dedol,, Alliance, voted with the
Republicans.
An attempt was next made to allow fou:
of the committee clerks compensation from
the beginning OF the session, instead Of the
time they We're appointed. but several votes
were lacking, and thefcsulution went into
the waste basket
The vote BY which the resolutions in-
creeslng the pay OF the pages was lost was
reconsitlercd and the resolution adopted
Senator Sanborn took the chair and in
short speech thanked the senate for the
honor conferred and the expression of con-
Ndence aud esteem.
Senator Day next called up the concur
rent resolution adopted by tic house in
strncting, the state Board OF prison mar
ayers to discharge Deputy Wardens Lem or
and GRAY s.
The final result of the matter was that thu,
whole subject was referred to the STATE
board OF corrections and charities, with in
structions to investigate it as soon as posi-
Bile and report to the ex-governor, maxim such
recommendations as they think proper.
At 2:3S p. IN. the senate adjourned sine
uAe, anu TIE ScSSiUN was ut an enu.
HOUSE
The house of representatives finally adj
journed at 13O yesterday afternoon. after
one OF the most remarkable sessions evet
held in Minnesota. The closing hours were
as singularly occupied as any part OF tn.
session, being spent iii acrimonious debate,
aud the voting away Of large sums Of money
Tor various purposes.
Mr.. Bell introduced resolution thank
ing the speaker, in the name of the house,
FOR the honorable, kind and impartial man
ner in which he had discharged his duties
as speaker. This was carried by IL unan-
imous vote, and then Mr.. Tucker. the white
capped pine of Cottonwood, delivered one
OF his most eloquent addresses. Mr.. Tucker
had been requested to make presentation
to the speaker OF q handsomely framed.
group photograph of the members aud otfi-
GERS OF the house, and in doing so he paid a
glowing tribute to the many qualities which
had earned for Speaker Champlin tho love
and respect of the representatives.
Alter resolutions Of thanks to the chic;
clerk and his assistants. Mr.. Kinney moved
that the speaker declare the house adj
journed.
THE BENEDIcTIoN.
At 100 p. M. Speaker Champlin arose
from his chair and proceeded formally to
bring tho session to close. In doing SO he
said:
trust THAT each memDer Will 80 nome
and carry with him some satisfaction To his
constituents, lat the worst. that you have
done them no harm. Your appropriation
has necessarily been large, by inheritance,
ron, the last legislature ora deficit OF $780,
coo; $1,000 has been required for the st.
Cloud re orn,atorv, $lS5, 600 Tor the pen;tcn-
t.ary and Sos, GOD to the soldiers home
extend my most sincere thanks to the menu
bcrs o this honorable body for the many
c0urtcSicS that they have extended to me,
and ! hope you will all return to your
homes as cheer.uliy as do. now pro-
nounce this house OF representatives adj
iuurned sine die"