The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1891-03-31

Dover, Marcel, 3l.Dull, you could
nave chopped the dizziness on in blocks
last night, all Q round the State House.
both inside and out.
There wasn't a Quorum in either
House when elk O'Clock arrived, and
each House was formally called to-
gether by It's speaker. and adjourned
till ton O'clock to-day.
Not member who came In last even
ing, and there were eight of them, but
had anew bill with him, and hence, as
FAR as the reporters were concerned,
things were desperate indeed.
Squire Frazer dropped down on tho
9, 10 P. IN. train and he was the sole i'm
dlyldunl who did come down. Among
other things hat the Squire came
down to look after was a bill to APP
point a milk Inspector for the city OF
wilmington which will be introduced
In day or so. The Squire wants TO
see that bill go through,
Lewis G. VanIiergrift Came down on
later train butt he had private BUSH
ness with the Secretary OF State.
DIR. Wolf, tile State Chemist, also
came down on q late train and was
closeted with Mr.. Eisenbrey, who'll has in
hand tho bill to relieve phosphate
manufacturers from paying the State
Chemist a $50 fec for analysing each
brand of their phosphates. The State
Reglstrntion law Is not comeatable
yet, as Mr.. John r. Nicholson, who
has. the drafting of 1t In hand, went
up the road yesterday and did not
come home till tho midnight train
brought him. The bill will, however,
be put In shape Odny.
Tho discussion as to the constitutions
ality Of State registration law still
goes on on tho outside in the third
house rather, and sentiment is divided
on 1t. But theIregistratlon men seem
TO hive the besl OF the argument. They
contend that while the constitution of
course prescrlt|es the qualification OF o
voter the Legislature has right to fix
a mode oil inquiry into those qualiiiea-
tions, and they|fmther contend that q
registration law Is simply mode OF
Inquiry.
Senator Williams is expected here to-
day, and II he BONES the Conference
Committee on the Constitutional Com
ventlon bill will meet likely this after
noon and the date of the special election
whether 1t sinai bo held in 1891 the
House desires pr In 1899 as tho Sem
ate wishes 1t, will be definitely set
Speaker SirmRn has touch OF the
grip but he is alt his post all the same.
George Phillips, the genial Sergeant
alarms of thu House, has been at
home Ill for our or five days, but no is
expected back at his post to-day. This
House would BIB lost without George.
A bill regarding the share Delaware
shall take In the Columbia Exhibition
will be introduced to-day. II Is now
being perfected by Col. Il. 4. Cooper.
The Church war goes mefriiy ON
two have chapels = that OF Willis, b9-
low FELTON,, aud Masters, above Har-
rington, were licked against the pas
tors assigned them, and the conlre-
cations are anHered because they have
been changed of their old circuits.
Willow was locked and will stay lock-
ed unless compromise il effected.
St Jones Church down the neck is in
She same boat. FELTON, says they will
mold on to their old pastor, Rev. Mac
niehol or have|none al all, and all to-
gether Rev Dr. Wilson, the presiding
elder, hns the l1yeliest sort OF a time
ahead of him.