The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-06-09
CHARGES OF BRIBERY.
Many Massachusetts Representatives
to be Investigated.
THE ANTI ENDOWMENT BILL.
Sons OF Veterans Allowed tn Garry Arms
Matters OF Interest Discussed Yester-
day I'm the Bay state Legislature-A
Cele ebration I'm Connecticut.

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an investigation order adopted yesterday,
as to charges OF bribery for the Cape Cod
canal and endowment bills, offered by
Mr.. Bennett of Everett.
Speaker Barrett announced the follow
ing as the bribery investigating commit
toe: Messrs. Gillett OF Springfield, Law
renee OF Medford, Dyer OF Boston, Nick
erson Of Chatham, Rivers Of Milton, Nc
Evoy OF Lowell and DAILY OF Lynn.
The Judiciary committee reported a bill
TO authorize the officials of Vermont to
detain and transport prisoners through
Massachusetts.
The Senate bill to prevent corrupt
practices at elections was ordered to
third reading, without opposition.
The Bennett bill to wind up all endow-
ment companies within 30 days was re-
ferred to the next General Court, 10S to
H, with seven pairs, AZ follows: Yeas
Ackley, Atwood of Plymouth, Atwood OF
Kingston, Ball, Bardwell, Barney, Bars
ssom issw Bartlett sssns IF En. E Hssss sss:n Bssss
Brogan, Buck, Buckley, Burbank, Burke,
Clark of Boston, L. M. CLARK OF Boston,
Clayton, Clough, Coakley, Connolly,
Crane, Crosby, Crowley, Cutter Of Taun-
ton, Dacey, Daley, Danforth, Dennis,
Dodge, DoIan' p.iscCll s;,s DysI, Fallen d.,'
Golting, Harris, Hart, Heald,
Healy, Heffernan, Hefiernin, Hoar,
Holmes, Hooker, Hoyt, Horton,
Jordan, Jackson, Jennings, Jenkings,
jerks, Keliher, Kelly, Kildof, Larkin,
Lane, Lanigan, Lincoln, Lougee, Luby,
Carthy, Mclean, McSolla, Mooney, Mo-
risrty, Nickerson, Nutting, Nye, Oakes,
Olmstead, O'Neil, Parker of Metheun,
Perkins OF Somerville, Potter, Powers,
Pfeshe, Richardson of Winthrop, Rich
ardson of NewSaryport, Richmond of
yer OF Hayerhill, Sawyer OF Danvers,
Smith Of Gloucester, Sparhawk, Sulli-
van of Boston, Sullivan of Fall River,
Sundberg, Sweet, Turner-10S.
Nays-Adams, Ashley, Batcheller, Bar
rett OF Concord, Baker, Bartlett of Low
gett Of West Brookheid, Brewer, Brig
ham, Brown of Boston, Brown Of Ames-
bury, Burnham, Carter Of Wakefield,
Chester, Coburn, Crowell, Cutter OF
Framingham, Dole, Durant, Fall, Fletch-
er, Friend, Galioupe, Gallup, Gardner,
George, Gilbride, Gillet OF Heath, Gray,
enway, Harding, Hovey, Kinds, Hobson,
Howard of West Bridgewater, Howard OF
Newton, Hyde, jerks, Jennison, Jewett,
kohlrausch, Lawrence OF Cohassett, Law
renee Of Medford, Leonard, Loud, Low,
Lyford, Mayhem, Mccall, McEvoy, Nc
Laughlin, Melaven, Mellen, Merritt, New
of Boston, Proctor, Quinn OF Sharon,
Read, Rivers, Rockwell, Roe. Rugg, Rug
giles, Sargent, Savage, Shute, Simonds,
Smith OF Andover, Smith OF Hampton,
6oule, 6tickney, Taft, Toomey, Tucker,
Warrens Whitcomab, Wolf, Wood, Wood
Pair Messrs. Wilder, Parker of Bos-
ton, O'Brien, Pratt, Anderson, Fay, De-
laney, yes, with Messrs. Blodgett of Tenn
pleton, Wellman, Nourse, Meyer, Larkin,
Clarke of Palmer, Morse-30.
BY vote of 95 to Al, bill was adopted
Sons OF Veterans to equip themselves and
parade as armed bodies.
The house adopted the order for taking
the opinion OF the attorney general on
the constitutionality OF the weavers' fine
bill.
A water bill favorable to the town OF
Webster was admitted on motion OF Mr..
Kinds, and then, on his motion, referred
to the next legislature.
In the Senate.
All the Cape Cod Canal matter was
tabled, pending action by the House.
The Butler anti-saloon bill was en-
crossed.
Mr.. Reed OF Middlesex opposed the
House amendment to the bill for q high
service reservoir for Cambridge, and the
Senate refused to concur.
The House order as to the investigation
OF the method of awarding the State
printing was finally rejected, eight to 13,
on party lines.
The Beacon Trust Company and Essex
County Safe Deposit and Trust Company
bill were taken from the table and en-
crossed. The motion to reconsider the
enactment OF the Roxbury and West
Lynn Trust Company bills was taken
from the table and Withdrawn.