Morning journal and courier., 1893-01-28
BLAINE,s MEMORY HoNoRRD.

MEMORY HONORED.
OF Much Business Done at Hartford
Yesterday The Nomination of Judge
Studley and Attorney Hotchkiss
Tabled For the Present-The Pro-
lessor Baldwin Nomination-Oppo-
sition to the Projected Electric Road
to North Haven-The House Adj
journs at News of MIR. Blaine's Death
"A Committee Appointed.
HARTFORD, Jan. 27.-[Special. 1.-The
feeling at the capitol concerning the action
If the house regarding the appointment of
Professor Baldwin is growing moro and
more pronounced; and nothing but con-
domination of the action, is heard on all
sides. As near as can be ascertained the
in the senate will assist in
confirming the appointment, and when it
comes back to the house 1t will probably
pass. The judiciary reported to the house
in favor of the nominations of Judge Stud
ley and Attorney q. L. Hotchkiss, with
recommendation that the matter be tabled
for the present, which was done. The
resolutions nominating Attorney julius Q.
Gable and Hon. David Callahan for judges
of the New Haven city court, came up in
the house and were referred to the judici-
airy. The senate was in session less than
ten minutes, and did no business except to
pass the bill incorporating the New Haven
Baptist union, and adjourning before hear
ing on the death of Hon. James g. Blaine.
During the session of the house, which
occupied lees than half an hour, Repre-
~ IL, hill for IN
act taking away from justices of the peace
the power to sign writs, and preventing
them from trying justice cases in towns of
over 10, 900 inhabitants. petition oppos
ing the New Haven, North Haven and
Wallirgford street railway company was
introduced and referred. The remon-
STRANGE is signed by many of the taxpayers
along the proposed route, and the bill for
the road when 1t comes up before the COM
mittee is liable to meet with much opposi-
ton.
The name of E. P. Arvine for judge of
the civil eide common pleas court of New
Haven was sent in from the senate and re-
ferred to the judiciary. The committee
Leverett M. Hubbard for judge and De-
witt G. Porter for deputy judge of the
Wall1ngford borough court. The report
was accepted and the resolution passed.
Representative Wood at this stage of the
proceedings announced to the members Of
the house the death of Mr.. Blaine, and on
motion Representatives Stoddard Of Mil
ford and Wood of Manchester were ap-
pointed house members of joint standing
committee to prepare suitable resolutions.
Several other minor petitions were referred
and the house adjourned out of respect
for Mr.. Blaine until Tuesday next, at II
o'clock.
The state library committee, Of which
Senator Fox Is chairman, met after sd-
| journment and organized. They recon-
mended the removal of the old coneres
sional records, which hid the names under
the different portraits in the library, and
| also ordered that the librarian procure
digests of the laws Of the various states
THE JUDICIARY.
The judiciary committee met at 2 p. m.
and decided to report favorably on the
matter of ceding land at New London te
| the government. The matter regarding
the appointment of conservators went ovsl
until next week by request.
NEXT WEEK
Among some important committee meet
ings for next Tuesday are:
Railroads.&c. consider transportation O.
| members.
| Incorporations-Toc consider: Il. P. o
Torrington Water company for increase O.
capital stock. Petition of Coe Brass Man
ufaoturing company for increase of capita
stock. Petition of Waterbury Land I'm
provement company for charter. Petition
of Bradford Water company for charter
q. j. R. AZ, amending charter of the Grow
Cemetery association a.. P. 81, for amend
ment of the Westport Water oompan,
charter. 81. P. 50, regarding Berlin fire.
library. 81. P. 81. of Groton Monumen
association fo- repairs of Groton monu
ment. 81. P. ", for incorporation of tn
St. Joseph Lithuanian society. d. P. "a
for charter for Glastonbury academy.
Insurance-To consider: b. B, No. econ
corning bonds which may be deposited b.
foreign insurance companies. 81. J. R
No. S, incorporating the Scottish Unio1
and National Insurance company of Hart
ford. Il. J. R. No. 9, incorporating tn
ford. 81. J. R. No. 80, amending tn
surance company so that Losses shall b
paid without regard to classes from tn
general assets of the company.
Judiciary-To consider II. B. No.
providing for constitutional convention
8. B. 2, abolishing criminal court of com
mon pleas of New Haven county. Bill
providing for q constitutional convention
THE WALDRON CASE.
No Warrant Has Been Issued.
City Attorney Dow has as yet issued nj
warrant for the arrest of ex-clerk of tn