Evening journal., 1895-05-04
WILLIS ADVISES BALL.
Wants Him TO Vote for Bur-
ton as the Last Resource.
MEMBERS MOURNING LETTERS

i The Republicans Asked TO Elect Senator
or Elss Attend the Funeral OF the G. O.
P.-Joint COMMITTEES Recommends Ten
Delegates to the Constitutional oonvsn-
tion From Each Oounty-other Matters
in House and Senate.
Special Dispatch Evening Journal.
DOVER, May Representative Pyle
has changed bis mind about his proposed
EaropeAn trip. He had intended TO sail
May s, but no~ will postpone his trip
until after the session closes.
Congressman Jonathan Willis was on
a train with Representative Ball yestsr.
day, and advised him TO leave ths Addicka
fold and vote for Burton. as neither
Addisks, Massey nor Higgins can be
| elected.
Mr. Ball replied that the chances for
an election we're very slim unless the
other men would 60 to Addcks.
The joint committee on the Constitu.
tionAl Convention met this morning 1t
decided on ten delegates from sash
county, and recommended that half the
number OF delegates be Republicans and
half Democrats, thereby making
bipartisan convention.
The Republican members OF the .LsRIs.
laturs have received letters from Cam.
den In mourning envelopes, saying that
they are expected to elect q senator or, In
default. ''You are requested to attend
the funeral OF the once Grand Old Party.
Aud may God have mercy on your souls. I"
Senator HAnbylsays he has slectes Fred
Bach and Major Mitchell as pail bearers.
| A bill was introduced by Senator
Handy to incorporate the Eureka Brick
Manufacturing Company. Bis wife and
and sons are the incorporAtors.
The psach yellows bill wsB reported
back this morn ing with an amendment
limiting the expense in any one county
30 $500. Mr.. Fenimors, who wanted the
bill killed, moved that further consider,
alton be deferred until Tuesday. The
melton WAS lost by tie vote The bill
was then read.
Senator Fenimore made a strong
speech against the inqulsitoriAl features
OF the bill. He said the farmers could
take care Of their ewp trees and
didn't want eranks inspecting and
destroying them. He would
not suffer any man to come on biz
property and dictate to him. The bill
was designed to give jobs TO men whs
had nothing 70 do.
The Senate passed the bill, his vot'
being the only one against 1t.
Senator Pyle introduced bll extend
ing the limits Of Wilmington 80 So I,
take in lands near the Lobdsll Foundry.
The Senate passed the bill annullins
the bigAmous marriage between MARI
BIddis and James Shaw, of Whining
ton.
senator Handy moved a reconsideration
of the vote by which the oleomArgarln'
bill was lost yesterday. He said I'll
friends and foes wanted TO 60 together
on the color line and pass the bill
The motion was carried. The Senate
passed the House bill Incorporating tho
Faucett COMPANY, also ths Senate bill
regulating dealers in scrap metals AnC
second hand goods.
} The House recomnitted the bill re-
: pealing the ten-ysAr judgment lien Law
Ia Kent and Sussex counties, leaving Il
in force in New Castle county.
+ Communication from Chief Dolan
asking for the passage Of pawn brokers
bill was read In the House.
The House adopted the report Of tn
committee appointed to settle will
t Attorney General Nicholson.
The House passed the bills for the re
I lief of the heirs of Robert Cook; b
, | incorporate the Sussex Trust Title an,
) Safe Deposit Company. with an amend
l ment making the charter perpetua
7 and striking out the banking powers
The House committees reported th
following bills fEvorably: silvsrbrool
Cemetery Company; substitute for tn
|, bill to incorporate the Jsfferso
Lodge, Free Aasons; Lewss an
! Laurel Loan and Trust Company
( to lay out a new road In Baltimore hun
! dred; bill In reference to hlliue
vacancies in the ofics BY the roa
! commissioner OF New Castle county
] to vacate the roads in White Ola
Greek hundred; in relation to bogus saIs
0 in Wilmington.
The House bill requiring insuranc
companies doing business In Wilmingto
to pay an annual tax Of $50 for the bene
it Of the Ere department was reports
q without accommodation.
X Representative Mustard offered a II
solution appointing a eommIttss I
Il consider the advisability of making q
I exhibit at the Atlanta Exposition.
: was adopted. The committee was name
as follows; Representatives Mustard
Moore and Reybold.
d Representative Brown introduced bi
! TO incorporate the Delaware Brick Con
/ pAny. The House passed the House bi
d incorporating the CAlhoun and Jons
: Company, also the bills authorizing tb
I recorder Of deeds of New Castle count
= to put certain old deeds on record.