The sun., 1894-04-26
LITTLE SHOW FOR ANDERSON
HIs NlmR MAY BAVB TO, me- WITT
DRlWN At TRENTON.

s.-sssr sr,rr. Tnvrs.sus 20 nes,s- if n. q.
Conarnsd-Tbs Cs~aen Marriage scsr-
dai-Tbe rsspusne-sa Csuaht NnPpine.
TnErroS. April 2s.-Ths senste to-day
passed the concurrent resolution asking Con-
Citations from taxation In the Wilson bill. eens-
tor winton was the only Democrat who voted
with the Iaepu blieans In favor Of IL
The session Of the Sennte broke mp rather
unex pectedlr this afternoon. President Rogers
didn't notice that three Of the Republican
Senators were absent and he had read the bill
reorEahizinR the Law departmen ents Of Newark
and Jersey City. before the Repub blieans knew
what was up. Senator Daly's motion to strike
out the enactine clause was adopted. motion
to reconsider was made, and motion to table
was voted down. Senator Stokes found that
the minority Democrats were making 1t pretty
warm for him. and he moved TO adjourn.
President Rogers did the rest The bill will
come up again to- IN orrow II the Republicans
can get all their men In line.
The House has adopted q resolution giving
the Elections Committee permission TO pur-
kue the investigation OF the alleged frauds In
the Gloucester race tract district during the
summer recess. Ex-Speaker Flynn opposed
the resolution. He said the committee had been
investigating for two months. and had failed
to unearth the expected frauds. Further In
auiry would be futile. and would cause enor-
nous expense TO the state. Drunken con-
stables were loa1ng In Camden barrooms. en-
doavorine TO manufacture evidence with the
assistance Of Assemblyman Thompson's per-
sonal enemies. . . =.
gallon % should stop Witnesses had Seen
b,ihed to perlure themselves and siye false
tss sn com,tee Hs Knew 81 tbe P
regular proceedings The COMMITTEES had
promised to make an sarly report but after
He had not spent cent to purchase voters.
and had no fear OF the result but the pro-
longed Investigation would Interfere with his
Chairman storrs said the work Of the com.
% iqnues had nready G besS Sn shown. and s6o oo%
men Kerr. and ,somers voted with the Demo-
''s Speaker Holt is a candidate for Supervisor of
the state prison. His friends are trying to get
o sec see or h
~ withdraw Anderson's name and appoint
Senator sklrm is so earnest In his opposition
to Anderson that the Republicans dare not
confirm him with, Democratic aid, This was
proposed on Monday night, but Skirm threat.
leave the Senate q tic. Bradley and keteham
four other senators are, weakening. 1t begins
to look as 4 Gen sewell and dc oh.itma an Murphy by
drawn. About two-thirds OF the ssembly men
| arc ready to vote for Holt in Joint meeting.
The House passed the bill giving pension
| OF $50 month to the widow Of Jacob b. LIP
pincott. the prison deputy recently killed by n
convict The bill appropriatinR SlO. 900 to i'm
| prove the Sea Girt camp grounds was passed.
| but i'm m ediately some Of the Repubican mem-
bers rem o N bered the order against spendin q
| any more money. and they began to change
their votes to the negative. When finally an
nourced the vote was yeas, ID: naya. 81. The
bills now pending in the House carry appro-
priations amounting to S43S 600. The Demo-
Gratis last year spent only about $3.50. 600.
| RESOLUTIONS were read to-day In the Senate
from the Essex County Labor Conference de-
mandlnR that the Legislature give preced ence
70 bills which would make possible work for
| the unemployed.
The Thompson Marriage License law passed
the House o-Dight by q vote OF ~ to ~. Mr..
Thompson described the wholesale marriages
performed hy Camden ministers. fome Of
them. he said mpoyed hackmen to bring
runaway couples to them. and others en-
plovel solicitors to drum up trade. Phi a
delphia reporter was married to his wife five
tim es In one night by t'amden ministers. SO
anxious were they to got fees that no
were married in Camden last year.
The House also passed the Senate bill which
forbids insurance companies from discrimin-
atinR In rates between white and colored per-
sons.