The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-03-05
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GOING HIGHER UP.
Startling Things Expected
of the State lnvestl-
eating Committee.
FUNNY SCENE IN THE SENATE
Ready to Try Impeachment Cases
No Fees for Police
Justices.
Special to the .Jerseu City Ne,rs.

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TRENTON, March 8, 1Ss5.-The one
House last night was the damagine tes.
timonv which tbe Inusstisatsng ram.
mittee produced against Barney Ford,
the late Superintendent of fine state
House. Ford was one Of the most popu-
he with Republicans that # was never
-snnnosaa that he mon,d he aaea 49,.
aupposeu That ne would De removed from
his efice. He would not have been, lead
ing men in that party saw had he not
! acted so much in accord With the neno'
Gratis in last winters Senate muddIe.
There was not a nerson who baar ri
of, bis downfau WI a,s $50
sympathy for him. 1t is said that the
| disclosures have fold heavily mr., bin,
and HE f.,aass .ou - neany upon nm
mental and physical wreck. Great as
was the sensation Yesterday tho com-
mittea san - -. esoaay ene oil
1880 say ~ IS not z MARKER TO what
they nave in store, and that. like Tom
"pIThaewdi, 1lsy are gong up nlsner.
corridors o~dS enat surgea tnrough the
me galleries talked OF nothing else but
uMe I~nveStigat1on ana speeulated as to
"M No Woula pc exposed on FRIDAY.
SaaIe Committee, and ex-Judge Seymour.
spsnt some ume with Chan Riker and
ol.ieI ineIiioers OF the state, OF Essex
now REACHED a SECOND reading.
cJaeoiNG III BILL.
of Toapne IL tba and some of the
SIncerS OF the Fourth regiment beseiged
Storrs ana besought him to release the
PHI, when is now cut down to $4,000, for
aurnISMlng me new Fourth REGIMENT
ArHory. mr.. Storrs laughed at them, and
asked where the money was to come
iTom- Ihen ne oTered to give them
St9ov, pGt the Golonel sald they couldn't
MI. cagaey yi'H PARK ark S biII has been re-
called to have some words inserted
which the printers left out.
Justices of Jersey city and Newark, were
looalng out Ior Mr.: benediets bill, which
reoeals the law Just passed giving police
gaisdemeanants. The people in Newark
are klcklng oyer the section OF the law
w Tbhaaenh siwes the justices additional fees.
diuag1 1nlna 5naf the judges should be
ices turned INTO the city treasury; That
Is ls; agreeapLe TO MT. Potts and the bill
VIII pfre1sa ao y1 pc amended that way
REPUBLICANS.
me republicans in the House and Sen
aye are haFlng a hne fight al by them
selves. me Senate hung up storrs' stone
per OF farmers, VINO favor Mr.: Wilson'S
PHI. gnien storrs succeeded IN defeat
l RI senator yoornses' county judiciary
Ssorrs committee, and that tall sapling
or Orange declared that 1t shall not come
out until the Senate places his road bill
on the calendar; In the meantime Road
commissioner Burroughs says the road
improyement throughout the State is
The county clerks throughout the State
have combined, and are prepared to make
rigorous war on those amendments to
me electlon law. which takes out of
their hands all participation in the cleo
ton; Clerk Rooney, OF the Hudson Coun-
~ Heath Board, took a run. down here
last night to see how the health bills
were coming on, and DR.. Phillips was
trying to boost along the bill for a State
Pnarmacy Board, which is shooting the
RAPIDS OF SECOND reading IN the Senate.
READY TO TRY CQNNELLY.
The House got through its business
rapidly.
The managers appointed by the House
for the trial of the Impeachment of Pat
rick w. Conneily, Justice OF the. Peace
ef the CITY Of Bayopne, reported back
the articles OF impeachment reported last
week, and, on motion OF chairman Storrs,
was adopted, Greeting the House man
ayers to present the. articles of impeach-
ment at the bar of the Senate.
In the Senate. Mr., voorhees,, Chair
man of the impeachment Committee,
reported that the committee was ready
at any time to try the case, and had
adopted the rules laid down for the trial
of Prison Warden Patrick H. Laverty
nine years ago. A resolution was then