St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-02-10
voting aye were:
Colosky, McLachlan, Sargent,
HUI, Porter, Spangbere

HIl, Porter, Spangberg.
Two who voted no are opposed to re-
submission, also some who are absent.
Simpson, Wineman and Prosser ex.
planned their votes. Simpson was
wildly vigorous In denouncing the ac-
ton taken as one of the most damnable
ever perpetrated On free people.
ProsSer had not concluded his remarks
when Edwards rose to question of per-
sonal privilege and asked that the vote
be announced. He said the senate had
adjourned, but was reaSsembIing in Or
der to recall the bill; that members of
the senate were OIL the floor lobbying :;
that it passed the senate with measlv
majority of one, but some have boosted
that they would have gotten three Or
four more if the move had held ont.
Edwards was called to order aud the
vote announced. He informed the AS
ISOLATED Press reporter that he in
tended to say that corporation money
was asked and secured to accomplish
his defeat in the recent election. The
motion to reconsider was tabled. In
mediately Simpson introduced similar
measure, and attempted to refer it to
the Judiciary committee. During a
Wrangle over various propositions the
house adjourned, and the new resolu-
ton awaits reference or such action as
the house may ORDER though it is
claimed that it is barred under all par
liamentary law from being taken into
consideration, as the subject has been
up before andlbeen considered in both
branches aud finally disposed Of by adj
verse action. Some of the reSubmIs.
sionists boosted that they were gaining
members every day, and that they
gained two yesterday. This is the eX-
cuse given for the action taken by the
observation-disclosures.
In the senate White introduced bill
reducing the rate of legal printing
nearly 30 per cent; Rourke. providing
for deposit i'll court of money. property
or effects for which there are no adverse
claimants. The justices code Oh third
reading consumed the day. In the
house bills were introduced giving
Dickinson, unincorporated share in
the firemen's fund; Twitchell, granting
q bounty of 81 per hundred OH long line
flax or hemp fiber manufactured in the
state; Prosser, restoring the law of 1890
relating to the powers Of the deaf school
board.
The governor approved the bill pro-
hibitlng the sale of cigarettes, makes it
misdemeanor punishable by $40 to $50
aud thirty days in jail 10 sell or expose
cigarettes for sale; takes effect July l.
Nierllng, Edwards. Richards and Hol-
ritz signed minority report Oh the
Llndstrom railroad bill.
The supreme court decides in the
case of Bishop against the Milwaukee
road that the road is responsible for
damage to stock on private crossings.
sustaining Judge Lauder, and in the
case OF Tierney vs.. The Phoenix Insur-
ance company, from Fargo, Col. Nation,
the party i'll interest. Mcconnell is re-
versed and new trial ordered. Held
that the Judgment annulling a mortgage
deed was not proper evidence, the in
surance company not having been in
the case.
The usual expunging resolution of the
reSubmiSslon matter will be offered in
the house on Monday. and confidence is
expressed that it will prevail. On the
other hand, threats of appeal to the
courts by injunction are made If this
course is attempted. The speaker will
doubtless sustain the point that Simp-
sons resolution is not In order because
the question has been passed on. and
Will be rejected. A proposition to carry
license into the constitution, in place Of
prohibition, can be presented.