The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1893-03-02
dence OF the Republican.

IN The House bill to renew the charter
0f the town of Dover, and bill to
eonilrm the tile TO certain property
within the City OF Wilmington were
read the first time.
The following were read the first
4 ttme:
81 Further supplement to an act au
horixlng the Levy Court of New
#&aetie county to make II loan for the
&{6neilt OF the trustees OF the poor; to
fvorce Lizzie and Henry L. Dill.
4 joint resolution Offered by Mr..
(ec0rds, That the General Assembly {
Nd the funeral OF Chief Justice
>enn in n body was passed.
puse bill to further induce tho /
plovshent of certain real eatate in .
xhe Second ward, city OF Wilmington,
y was passed.
The Senate then adjourned.
THE HOUSE.
The House met at II o'clock this
& warming and notices were given as
X0iiows:
BY Mr.. Cooch, act in relation to
rustees Of the poor; by Mr. Spruanco,
ct to renew chat ter of MattahOon
Tribe l. o. Il, NJ; hy Mr. Gam, act 10
incorporate st. Georges and kirkwood
Electric Railway Company; act to
+ amend charter OF st, Georges.
Fl BY Mr. Gam, act In relation to Della.
e Rare City schools; by Mr.. lay. to incur-
t5 1orate Chester and Wilmington Flee.
kric Railway Company; by Mr.. Arm
1trong, net In relation to liabilities OF
ennntiss.
An act to amend the law relating to
<he sale OF Intoxicating liquors and an
H oct to incorporate the Washington
Il erect Club Stables We're passed.
4 THE DEATH or THE CHIEF JUSTICE.
Whom the news of the death OF tho
Chief Justice was received here this
morning it wns scarcely credited and
east shadow OF gloom over the entire
Eli com unity.
HI This is the first time in the history
81 the State that the General Assem-.
ply has been called upon twice during
. session To take action on the death
OF two Chief Justices The death was
announced in tho House by Mr.. BRisey,
who said:
1T Is my painful duty this morning
to offer tho following resolution
The esolution WAS joint one ard
provided for the appointment OF II
somihittoe OF three on behalf OF the
HOUSE, and two oil behalf of lie Sen.
ate to draft resolutions on the death
OF the late chief instlce, A. r. Robin
non. The resolution was adopted and
Messrs. Daisey, Harrington and Cuorh
appointed on behalf OF tie How 81
Messrs. Pulling and Williams were ap.
pointed by the Senate.
In the meantime n Joint resout on
vas passed by the Senate for the Gen.
oral Assembly to attend the funeral
Pm Friday. The resolutions prepared
~ the committee on the death of Chief
slustice Robinson Will be presented TO
Doth houses Tomorrow
STILL OUT IN rHE eotp
Notwithstanding tho heroic efforts
Of John +. Dolan, lohn 4, hickey
AID tho rising young Demo-
cratic politician John H. Ualla-
an. tho special constatrs WHO
Nere appointed to BULLDOGS l;cpu,II
Pm voters in Wilmington at the last
4iectlon, are stu out In the cold, as
nj as their pay is concerned. iht
matter was taken up in the House to
gay AMI caused ii long and hGated dis
cussion.
The light was started about noon
when Mr, Coech, from tht Committed
on Appropriations, reported tIltt 9
majority Of that eaInmiltre wery ii
fayOr OF tho State paying The Nm
Mr., Hall said that tho minority Of
rhe eommlttee also had ii REPORT pre-
pareu, which stated that the law pro
Ttding. Tor the appointment OF Tho
Fpecial constitutes expressly provide
that they should he paid In she san,
Ynanner as other election expense, arr
paid. The minority did not desire &c
pndervGlGe the services of the cons la
Pies, but think that they should IL
pAld In the manner provided hy, law.
There was bsiel iail. when Mr.
gooch moved that the rapport of
majority OF the committee he adopted
which was met by MIR. Salisbury Will
y motion 10 indefinitely posfnUn
turLher consideration OF tho sal3iccf
This WAS tie real commandments o
He nght. which was continued 10
kome tirhe, Speaker Whtlraau. Aeszr
Gooch, Hail, and others udvucatfnI
the payment of the bill aHd Nj
kaulsbury opposing 1t vote WI
finally taken on the motion to inaeti
Tttely postpone, which resated ii,
iolEoRs:
EAyes- slcssrs Bryan, Dai4cy. Hall
darlington, Jacobs, henrey, Lynch
fratt. Prottyman. SauIS5ury -!U,nays-
esars Armstrong. tooeh. bHy Tam
ickman. beGll, .p!Gunee, Watkins
Nhittoek and Speaker Whiteman-l(
The motion was declared to he lost,
Tho vote then required OH the orig
nai resolution to pay the special cur
tables and thh vote stood. Ayes
4essfs- Armstrong, Gooah. pay eiiiH
atcKfunn. SeNil. Spruanee, Waikiki,
Whittouls aud Whitsmun Ia: naPs-
ApsSfs. BrNln, l}aiEey, Hall Harm,
on, Jacots kenney, Lynch Pat
vettyman and Salisbury aGsen
III. Conow!y. fHe motion was ii
HAIRED lost, and th,is the iuattor end,
W far as tho State is enheeiHed an
he constables will now have 10 10,
10 New Castle County fof their none
CONSIDERING TAXATION.
Tic rnombers OF both HOUSES a
nded tho meeting OF tic lai uUrs' I
5ftnte of Kent county hnla in Il
suurt House this aftern65n iha suI
eet OF taxation was dt-eGssca In all i
phases. j. Alexander 3Ilton and 50,
hrai others, advocated lie threalIhal
INFECT of TAXING mortgages Gond
nd In fart nilnl.t ltr,.t IIt,,t OF ~