The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-02-15

council.
 Referred to the Judiciary commit tee.
 STATE LAW AND ORDER LEAGUE
 In the house a bill was introduced incorporating the Law and Order league of Connecticut. It reads:
 Section 1--George Austin Bowen Francis Wayland, Newman Smyth Pierce N. Welch, John H. Perry, F. P Bullard, Joseph H. James, Thomas l. Norton, Rufus E. Holmes, Luman c Colt, Leonard w. Bacon, J. Y. Me. Dermott William F. Sessions, A. H Conklin, Frank Cheney, jr., Samuel P Thrasher, and those hereafter asso. ciated with them and their successors are hereby constituted a body polite and corporate under the name of the Law and Order league of Connecticut the principal office of which shall be in the city of New Haven.
 Section 2-The first meeting of the corporators above named for organiza- tion, the election of officers and enact ment of bylaws may be called by any three of them or by the said Samuel P Thrasher by mailing notice of the time and place thereof to each of the others at least five days before said meeting.
 Section 3-The object of said corpora ton is to promote industry, prosperity, good order and obediance to law throughout the state, to collect and disseminate information bearing upon these subjects, and to assist in the enforcement of laws relating to chas- tity, gaming and intoxicating liquors.
 Section 1.-The governor of this state upon the application of the directors or executive committee of said cor poration, may from time to time com mission one or more persons designated by them, who shall be officially known as agents of the Law and Order league of Connecticut, shall hold office at the pleasure of the governor and shall be sworn to faithful discharge of the duties imposed upon them
 These agents when so appointed shall have the same power in any part of the state to serve process and make arrests in all matters relating to chas- tity,gaming and intoxicating liquors as constables have in their respective towns and shall receive the same fees therefor.
 It shall be the duty to diligently in- quire after and seek out all violations of the law relating to matters aforesaid and in the discharge of this duty they shall have the right to enter all places in which intoxicating liquors are licens- ed to be sold during the hours when such places are open or unoccupled.
 Section 5-Said corporation may ap- point one or more persons who, after their appointment has been approved by judge of the superior court, shall have the right upon the trial of any cause relating to the matters aforesaid to assist any grand juror or other pros ecuting officer who may request such as- sistance, and shall receive such fees therefore to be taxed in the costs as the trial court in it's discretion may order.
 Section 6-One half of all fines and moneys, exclusive of costs, collected or received in cases brought or prosecuted upon information furnished by the said league, it's officers or agents, shall be forthwith paid to it by the treasurer first receiving the same, and memo randum thereof shall be filed by him with the comptroller
 A certificate from the justice of the peace or judge of the court before whom or to which any such cause is brought shall be sufficient evidence of the above mentioned prerequisite to such payment.
 If the amount so paid to said league in any one year shall exceed S5.000 the balance over and above that sum shall be returned by it pro rata to the treasuries, into which it would other wise have been paid, and the treasurer of the said league shall give sufficient bond to the state of Connecticut condi- tioned for such repayment.
 BUSINESS IN THE SENATE.
 Senator Coffey introduced a bill com polling sheriffs, deputy sheriffs and jail CTS to wear uniforms in court
 The senate elected the following judges: Albert c. Bill judge of the Hartford police court; Julius c. Cable, judge of the New Haven city court; Wesley U. Pearce, judge, and D. J. Donohue associate judge of the Middle town city court.
 Trustees were appointed as follows: Connecticut hospital for the insane, Dr. J. G. Gregory of Norwalk, Dr. Will liam Bissell of Salisbury, Hart D. Nun son of New Haven, Henry w. Edward, Samuel Russell and Howard Boardman of Middletown.
 Connecticut home for boys: G. Worth Howe of Milford, Jabez I. Lathrop of Norwich.
 A bill was introduced incorporating the Connecticut State Society of the Cincinnati.