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Among the unfortuDates who were
allow nothing is Hubert Cassidy. who
wanted $500 on the Delaware STATE
Building at the Worlds Fair.
Are They Lavse
TIE House passed Senate bills to d..
vorce Bettine McKsan and William II.
Rogers; to divorces Katie / aGd Cusrles
T. Morris to divorce Ezsy d. and Jennie
A Richardson. and making the peach
blossom the state floral emblem. Whether
they we're enrolled aud signed By the
speakers cannot be learned House Joint
resolutions TO paS ex Secretary of STATE
John D Hawkins $500, and William T.
Smithers 5000, were adopted by the
lower branch, but the Senate had no
oppor, unity t0Nact upon them The last
work done by the House was TO kill the
state fair appropriation resolution. The
vote was very close, being 10 to 8.
Never Reached the Senate.
Senator Pyle's anti-bribery bill was
one Of the most important victims Of the
adjournment slump The Senate passed
1t and the House did too, but with
amendments which nullifed IFS
efficiency. These amendments never
reached the Senate for concurrence
Did Not Become Laws.
The House passed the House bill
relative to the payment of claims against
the state, but it never reached the
Senate. The same applies to H0uss bills
to divorce Benjamin o. and Victoria w.
Jacobs; act IN relation to defacne
RAIHpA " tA1 AN9lAD4AbA duNIA Dllt Dy
reason Of adjournment none OF these
became law
Through at the Last Minute.
The Senate passed House bills to
incorporate the Acetylne Light Com
pany to incorporate the Slverbrooh
Cemetery Company; TO incorporate the
Masonic Hall Company, OF Lewes; HI
act for the relief Of the Wellman Iron
and Steel Company, giving it the title t
certain lsnds in New Castle county; e
incorporate the Calhoun Jones Com
pany.
Rogers Suit Aftermath.
The joint resolution compensatinf
Attorney General Nicholson and EdwarC
Rldgely for their services in the chan
Gerry suit against ]. Henry Rogers, VS.
adopted by the Senate IL was amendec
90 as to reduce the pay of each to $l25
and to allow the attorney general $75
extra for expenses and costs.
Bogus saiep' Bin Passed.
The House bill TO regulate bogus sale
In Delaware passed the Senate. 1t cam,
here under the auspices Of the regula
Wilmington merchants. who grew tire,
Of competing with fire, bankrupt.
and ''shipwreck" sales Messrs. AlrichI
and Pyle spoke 10 favor OF it,
The Senate also passed the House bill
extending the limits OF the town o
| Frederick
Cooks Property May BE Sold.
The Senate passed the Houte bill 70
the relief of the heirs Of Robert Cook
dis will provided that certain propsrt
in New Castle hundred should not b
sold. 1t was burden on the estate an
the bill allows the Court of Chsncery I
order its sale.
The Contest Dropped.
The Democratic contest for the seat
of Senators Pierce and Moore, of Susse.
county, is thing OF the past Tn
Senate, yesterday, by unanimous vot,
adopted a resolution offered by Mi
Harrington, instructing the stat
librarian to return the ballot-boxes {
Sheriff Truxton, of Sussex county.
The Governors stan.
Governor Watson has announced hi
staff SO far as he has selected it. Tn
announcements are as follows:
Brigsoier General and Adiutant
General Garrett Hart of Wilmington
Assistant Adjutant General, G. Park
Postles, of Wilmington
Briggdisr General and Ins pector
General, w. M Ross, of Sesford.
igadier-General and Quartermsste
General, R L. Holiday. of Dover
Aide de camp and colonel, DR.. 7. T
Gilpin, Of Middletown
Aide de camp and colonel, E. I
Stacey, Of Dover.
Q1srtermRster for New Castle count
and colonel, Enoch Moore, of WilmiDgto,
Qusrtermaster for Kent county an
colonel, Z Trsidlsr, of Dover
Inspector Of rife practice and lieutei
ant colonel, Howard Simpson, OF Wi
mington
Assistant inspector Of rife practice an
major, Charles G. dwell, of Laurel.
Assistant quartermaster general az
lieutenant colonel, A D. Chaytor, ,
Wilmington
Surgeon ard major, DR. D Robinson
of Georgetown
II may BIS several days before the 9TH
officers are announced.
Capitol Notes.
Elk Clerk OF the Senate Edward i
Hearne. OF Georgetown, and ext ecretsi
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