Evening journal., 1895-01-10

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New New Castle. ll'.5s e, 1900 9ae }ss 2ss g
SUSSEX. 4e71 44O 15s
Totals ..19ssO ls,65a 5ss
Marvils majority, 626; Marvil's plu-
rality over Tunnell 1921.
Mr.. Marvil was declared to be governor
and after a few closing formalities the
houses separated.
More Republican Blum.
II is understood that the Republican
contest for the seats of Democratic
| members OF the House Is only held In
allegiance pending action of the Senate
in the matter of the contest of Messrs
Stevens and Hearn for the seats OF
Senators Pierce and Moore, Of Sussex
county. When the Republicans are told
that they did not serve notice upon the
Kent county Democrats they say that 1t
makes no difference, as the constitution
gives them the right to contest at any
time during the ses sion. They lose sight
entirely Of the statutory mode Of pro
cedure prescribed, and the Democrats say
that II they try any thing like that they
| will mud the emselves defendants in the
| Superior Court on a writ OF quo waTranto
or something of that kind 1t is not
believed that anybody will be unseated
in either branch.
What Matthew Hszell Wants.
Matthew Hazsll, of near Ksnton, Kent
county, wants a number of reforms
inauguratad BE has sent out an out
line Of them to Representative Horace
| Mustard, of Dnck Creek hundred, who in
turn, has placed them In the hands OF
Representative Davis, of Kenton hun
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First of all he wants gypsies kept out
Of the state, and a fine of $50 imposed
upon every Bohemian who invades the
sacred soil of this commonwealth.
He wants the county ditch law Of
1852 SO amended that the employment OF
q surveyor by ditch company shall be
discretionary aud not mandatory.
| He demands that the law regulating
the tolls Of millers whose ponds are on
condemned land be 80 amended that
millers shall take the same toll from Q
bushe of wheat that they do from q
bushel OF corn, the value of the two being
now about equal. The rate Of toll ia fixed
one-eighth, the farmer to get the rest,
including shorts" and "middlings.
Violation of the proposed regulations
will entail fine of $50 for each offsnss
Increase Of Capital Stock.
Representative Pyle gave notice Of an
act to amend the charter of the Harlan
and Hollingsworth Company. 1t il
understood that 1t will authorize tn,
company to increase it's capital stock,
and that some of the stockholders will
endeavor TO defeat it.
Want to BE Underwriters.
Mr. Walker introduced the bill ia
amend the charter OF the Farmers
Mutual Fire Insurance Company. II
simply authorizes it to write marinl
insurance on vessels in the hsrbor or OF
the high seas.
Mr. Mustard's Liquor Bill.
Representative Mustard, Of Duck Creel
, hundred, has bill affecting the sale 0
! intoxicating liquors It Is his owI
. document and he will exert all of hi
energies to secure its passage 1t will
I repeal that part Of the law passed by thl
last General Assembly which allow
liquor dealers TO sell intoxicants IL
I quantities OF one quart and less to b
drunk off the premises.
\ Speaker and Senator Paired.
< Speaker Watson and Senator Pierre
5 have paired while the speaker is Rbssn
t from Milford and warm personal friends
!. Chaplain Cort made a special prayer 70
3 the speakers speedy recovery at tn
morning session yesterday. Senate
. Records is acting as speaker pro tempore
The Passing of MIR. AddickE.
J. Edward Addicks made his appear
ance at the State House yesterday morn
ing. He WAS accompanied by Stat
q Central Committeeman J. Frank Alice
n He spent a few minutes in the Senat
n Chamber shaking hands and exchangin
o weather representations with Senator
8 Pierce aud Moore Then be proceede
q TO the House, occupying visitors ses
x on the hoor. He gszsd with interest o
J, the faces of the men who will pass upo
I, his political aspirations, and doubles
g. wished he wele q mind reader.
Mr.. walkers Busy Day.
- Mr.. Walker will introduce a bill ;
q. renew the charter OF the Home for Age
q Women of New Castle county
u He gave notice OF an act 10 incorporai
the Newark Real Estate Company. III