The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1895-01-30
DELAWARE'S DEADLOCK.
Mr.. DAILY Becomes Tried Of
Voting Daily and Wants to
Finish the Matter.

STAR Correspondence of the BsrunLIoAN.
, ... DOVER. Jan 20.
The members OF the Senate seemed
agreed upon the point to take at least five
ballots to-day for United States Senator. 1t
dcvoives upon the members OF the Senate
to make the motion that both houses
separate, but as the gentlemen from the
upper branch wanted TO do some work In
voting they did not make move. After
the fourth ballot MIR. Duiy OF tho house
moved that twenty-five ballots be taken.
The motion was drowned by a storm
OF noes. He will move the same. thing
tomorrow and coll for an aye and nay
vote. This wilt raise point OF order as
the possibility could arise that II the SeE-
ator was elected on the sixth ballot the
voting would end.
WHERE ARE THE uIILs
Tho clerk OF the House de!ivereI the
bills sincOrporating the W. j. Lang Com
pany ana the Samuel j. White Carriage
Coinpanyto the chairman or the commit.
tee ON Frivnte Corporations and lie gave
them To other members of the com ttee
an both bills Lave disappeared. There
I ore Two copies had to be nadeand under
suspension oil tie rules the bills were re-
feired TO the committee again. The
Samuel j. White bill was passed by the
House and ordered to the Senate for con.
currence. The w. j. Lang Company bill
went through the same course.
WANT me hottie CLAUSE.
The liquor men had their iuniugs to day
before tue members OF the committed to
whom Will pe submitted the bill miro
duced by MIR. Mustard, which provides tor
the repeating of ihe ''growler" clause of
tle liquor law. The liquor men claim
that IL Is necessity and tnas the paople
want tho clause TO remain so that they
eau buy bottle OF whiskey when they SO
desire
Just imagine. said we'll known dealer
An tl..u L. -
down there to-day and he 5 opposed to
the liquor business and yet day after day
he ID turning out bars and bar room fix.
lures from nis shops.
The legislators are not favorably I'm :
pressed with the bill and it will dle a
natural deuth.
GENERAL LEGISLATIVE NOTES
Inc memoiial from the BapLisLs of W IL
mlugton protesting against granting
money to Sunday SGloo j was read IN tho
Senale Inns inornihg and was quietly
ordered to be tabled. 1he Senate does
not want TO Interfere with good thing.
Koosrt Carter simmons Ia the name
Robert Carter Cox will bs known by here.
after.
MIR. Davis introduced the bill to make
an appropriation to the Deaware Agrl.
cultural Society," which runs tho Eover
fair. The bill is designed TO give the as.
sociation $1,000 each year with which to
pay Its premiums.
big effort is being made to get tho
elil passed. In reference to the roau In st.
Georges and Red Lion Hundreds whers
tue marsh company wants an appropra-
ton.
Among the many who enjoyed tho plea.
sure oi sioighIng here to-day was j.
Edward Addicks
lhe democrats Will hold their caucas
LOT siate auditor OIL Thursday morning.
REPRESENTATIVES, Mustard uud sypherd
anu senators FenuImore und heoords are
absent on account OF sicknsss. .
MIR. Airiohs In the Senate this morning
Introduced hs bill to repeal u position OF
the contested election law which forbius
the opening OF ballot-bOXes in election
contests. Mac