The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1893-05-17

preserve weekly newspapers published i'm
their counties FOR punishment and pre- ven,
tion Of cruelty to animals 10 require public
records TO be kept In English language. to
anihOriz, notaries public To administer
oaths In divorce proceedngs to empower
courts OF quarter sessions TO fix place of
holding general elections.
Senator Markley OF Montgomery, il de.
termined that the management. of the State
hogpitsls shall be examined and 10 day ne
introduced ~ the Senate resolution bavi q
this object in view The governors veto OF
his resolution TO investigate the Warren In.
sane hospital has evidently not discouraged
him for he is confident that the resolution
will go through the legislature and reteiye
the sanction OF the governor.
FAIRS compulsory education hill was mas
ed finally by the senate TO-DAY and is now
ready Tor the governors consideration.
After some routine business the Senate adj.
jonrned.
In the house these bills assed finally: To
provide for insurance Of the public build.
ings: TO authUrize retention OF the two mast.
er roll clerks in adjutant ge. erals depart.
ment, making mn appropriation of sl69 100
to the We tern penitentiary.
At the night session of the house n large
number Of appropriation bills passed second
reading.
The Governor has signed these bills: To
prohibit members If boards OF control of
school districts In cities of the second class
from ho ding any office of emolument un.
der or being employed by said boards; to
empower councils to increase the maximum
license OF transient retail merchants in
cities, boroughs and towns; to prohibit tho
payment of the expenses Of taking out
naturalization papers by members and
officers of political organizations aud By
candidates; to prevent deception and fraud
oy owner or agents who may have control
OF any stallion kept for service.
The senate bill To- prevent and punish the
loan. gift sale or distribution of indecent
writings or pictures and to authorize their
seizure was reported favoraby.
Inc plli 70 establish an INDUSTRIAL school
Tor SOLDIERS orphans passed second reading
~ me house. IL carries an appropriation
otrsiooW
=. MT Boyer Dill 70 TAX inheriiances other
than collateral, which II Is estimated would
swell the revenues OF the state s5D,UOO
yenr, WIS passed nhaliy' 80,
Mr.. Neitheimer's bill. permitting distill.
ers toseli liquors IN original ackaGe,, OF not
less thnh twenty gallons without license,
was ueIea,ed by vote oi 10 10 y THIS morn
ing Dut tne Note was reconsidered after
noon ana me bill passed receiving only the
necessary loZ votes.
Inc mouse CONQUERED IN the senate amend.
mehts 20 the meuical examiners Dill ana
II mas gohs 10 the governor. the mouse then
adlourned.
uoV; fat,isoh sent TWO Ve'oes 70 tne mouse
to.nignI' phe OF tnese was on me blll au-
thori-ing the sherit OF fhiladephia to ad-
ve,css ,o saes ,ho ~ hi ,o ,ay PapeIs nne othe;
veto was OF tne OIL lor the puo1cation OF
the history OF ihe oirds ana mammals OF
fennsyVahls IN the qua terly report OF the
state ooaru OF agriculture.
oEvENrf'FirTH DAY. - The senate adj.
lourhed until Monday evening to-day after
,wo-hours session, because OF the small
@ ness OF the huinoer OF blls on the calendar.
ihese house bllis Passef finally. To en-
epnrsre ana authorize the formation Of CO.
ope.stiye banking associations where the
pronts derived from the business after pay.
ing All legitimate expenses shall accrue to
.ne uepostors ana borrowers of the assoca.
tloh vi proportion TO the deposits or loans
10 repeai the act approved April |, 1884,
entllIeu, An ACT supplementary to nm act re-
la'lng 70 roads highways and bridge; to
tiesulate anu Establish the lees 10 BE- charged
oy JUSTICES OF the peace, aldermen, magis
'rMes anu cohstaoles.
, Inc Losch Arbitration bill passed the
senate iinaliy today but one vote being
cast against H. 10 provides that in case of
sum u'sPules ei'her OF ooth parties thereto
may Apply 70 the Court or Common Pleas
LOT tue appointment OF boarp OF arbitra.
tlon. III the Court considers the matter Of
suthcient importance to warrant such &C.
ton it may issue an order to both parties to
emo SO three aroitrators each, the Court
10 appoint three more. or, IL one side re-
Iuse 70 choose ,represenrstiycs the Court
snail appolnt SIX. Tho board thus con.
stituted shall have power to send Tor per.
sons BOOKS and papers and wilful failure
10 appear ana TESTIFY - made misdemean-
or punishable by hne and imprisonment
Inc hndinS Of the board shal be filed ith
tne court. w ME the law makes arbitration
compuisory neither party thereto Is hound
10 accept the decision, the only object of
me law being to lay. before, the public the
lac's IN me dispute IN the hope that public
opinion inns informed IN the case will
or,ng ABOUT an amiciable settlement
IN the mouse the amendment or the sen.
ale u the farr compulsory education bill.
prescf,oipg tue manner IN which It shal be
proved ihat a enid attends private school
was concurrfd in. A communication re.
celved from the governor announcing his
approval OF these bills Making II a misdc.
meanor lor any person to represent an un-
authorized or hctitu'ous insurance COM
pany IN this state TO authorize the superln.
tendent OF public instruction TO grant teach.
ers permanent certificates TO graduates of
recognized Literary and scientific coleges;to
provide for the election, qualification and
compensation OF auditors in independent