Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1893-03-31
YALE DEFEATED

YALE DEFEATED
BY the storrs school In the House
TO.Day-The Farmers Como to the
Front and Vote to Give the Ap.
preparation to Storrs by Vote OF
One Hundred and Thirty-Ftve TO
Thirty-One-A Three Hours De-
bate ON the Subject-Fun in the
Senate-The State Prison Affairs
New Haven Matters Before the
Committee on Cities and Boroughs
-Ex-Governor Buckley Critfcises
the Editors OF Newspapers.
HARTFORD, March 3o.-[Special.] -
Excitement was on the increase at the
capitol to-day, and had not the members
of the general assembly desired to go
home and spend Good Friday, there might
have been bloodshed before night. A hot
contest in the house occurred over the
bill appropriating some $25, 900 under an
act of congress-, and whether this should
go to the ssorrs school or to Yale, and
the discussions led to strong language.
and invitations to prove this or that state
ment and greatly interested the members
of the latter branch of the assembly. At
the same time the senate was arguing for
and against the recall of a bill amending
the charter of the Connecticut Indemnity
company of Waterbury, which had passed
both houses and was in the hands of
Governor Morris awaiting his sig
nature. Outside of this, oonsidera-
BILE feeling was being aroused over
the apparent neglect Of the house to
provide a proper committee to investigate
the charges against Warden Chamberlain.
The excitement of the day was reached,
however, when Governor Buckley appear
ed before the committee on appropriations
| in regard to the payment of the attorneys
| in the recent quo warranto cases, and
| openly attacked the newspapers of the
| state. In reference to the payment of the
bills Mr.. Buckley said: Sometimes edito-
rails are written by recluses who do not re-,
alize how they are injuring individuals and
corporations. have very little respect for
| the newspapers and care very little what
they say concerning me. If there are any
| newspaper men present, I hope they will
| put this down. lost my early respect fol-
| newspapers many years ago. It Ia a libel
| upon the fair fame of these distinguished
| legal gentlemen who are more honorable
| than many Of those who WELD the editorial
| pen, to style legitimate bill for payment
as grab. 1t is disgrace to manhood
that man should dare to write such
ISLANDERS about citizens Of the state. Your
be better employed in protecting citizens
from editorial writer's and in applying the
lash to them.
Attorneys Stoddard, Cole, Doolitt1e and
Harrison also appeared before the commit
tee and explained the bills presented.
Before the committee on cities and
boroughs this afternoon several New Ha
ven matters were scheduled for hearing
and among the New Haven people present
were Corporation Counsel Driscoll, Mayor
Sargent who appeared for the city in al
Town Agent Clarity and Sslectmsn Gun
ningham who appeared to protect the town
DR.. A. E. Winchell and Attorney Georgs
W. Robinson of the board of health who
appeared with Attorney Tallcott q. Rus
sell, and Health Officer Wright who ap
peared in behalf of the kill amend
ing the charter of New Haver
so as to give the city power
to exercise the right of eminent domain IL
oondemning land on which to erect hos
pital for contagious diseases, and borrow
money, if necessary, to pay for the same
Also were present Police Commissioner
HUM and Clancy, with Alderman Gala
han and Attorney George D. Watrous, VIII
favored the bill giving power to polio
commissioners to appoint the lamp in
spector.
II Assistant Tax Collector F. G. Anthem
appeared and advocated that the time whe
taxes should fall due should be Ssptembe
1 instead of July 1. He explained that tn
: board of relief finishes its work 80 late /
the season that it was impossible to get th
, bills made out before the middle of August
The committee recommended that the BIZ
Z / :, AL b. !,
relief to finish up it's work as required b
q law, and the time of payment of taxes lei
| as 1t Ia. =,
~ DR.. Winchefl explained the needs of
hospital for contagious diseases, and tn
It only objection raised was by Attorney Pa
h dee, who thought the city should not ha,
, power to take any land they saw fit.
Chairman Pierce said that as 1t was ev
y IDENTIFY the wish of the citizens of New Fl
n ven that such an institution should
~ built, and as the bill was now In rather
crude form, the committee would recon
mend that Attorneys Psrdee, Driscoll an
r Russell draw up a substitute bill, whic
lie should state the amount of money needle
:, to build the hospital, the location, VIII
authorities we're to have charge Of it. ar
submit it to the committee.
IF The bill giving power to the police cor
% missioners to appoint the lamp inspect
: next came up, and after 1t had been fsvo
" ed by Messrs. Hum, Clancy, Cunnip
?. ham, Mcdonald, Callahan and Attorn'
n Watrous it was tabled for executive sc
:. | sion.
The matter of consolidating town ar
city governments was the next bushes
u but was not heard, the committee ed jour
ing until next week.
"A The state prison committee held a ffte
=. minutes session this afternoon and desid
~ to 60 on with the hearing on next Tuesd
Of afternoon at 2 O'Clock, when they will
r, ready to hear any charges or witness
who may appear, and to exercise all the
~ The following has been issued by Il
OF railroad commissioners concerning t
e. Water street crossing at New Haven:
at NEW HAVEN s WATER STREET CROSSING
Whereas, We are Of opinion that public safe
may require an alteration in the highways
VI streets known as Water street and Long wha
Union in the city Of New WI
?, New York, New Haven and Hartford Railro
company, and
n made to us either by the mayor and comm
council of said city or by said railroad CO
Ordered, That hearing be had as to wheth
public fsrst 50 and il then
10 to be at the bar library in said city on Fridl
forenoon, ana thaC nOtlc6 Thereon be given to 81
oh railroad company, to the mayor of said city q
g. to the owners of the land adjoining said GRO
ings and adjoining that part of the highways
be changed in grade, By George T. Utley,
a. age paid, true and attested copies Of Il
ID | order, addressed to William D. Bishop !
~ secretary N. Y, N. H. & H. R. R. @
ID Bridgeport, Conn Hon. Joseph B. Sargent, m,
70 Reed, 9. G. Smith, estate of Massena Clark. E.
70 Chatfeld, James Goodwin, N. W. Hubing
Frederick e. Hurlburt Maud Mckee, O. e. Wei
agent $50 Chapel street, Charles II. Webb, W.
. Beckley & Co. all at New Haven, Conn, willis
G. E. Sanford, No 16 East Sixty eighth street, N
A. York city, and to Anon Bradley, SouthingtC
" Conn.,, on or before the Sd day Of April, 1898
W. H. HAYWARD, RAILROAD Commissions
ne WILLIAM o. SEYMOUR.
The Senate.
g. Quite warm debate occurred in the sc
II ate this morning on resolution offered
IL Senator Root of Waterbury, recalling fro
of the state secretary's Office the act increl
of ing the capital stock of the Connectic