St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-01-23

Hartshorn, which authorizes villages to
change their names by popular vote.
After discussion of Rouse File No.
20, which is designed TO secure an APP
preparation for drainage in the Red
river valley, it was decided to refer it
back to the house with recommended
ton that it be referred 10 the commit
tee on drainage anu then, after harmon
iZing it with other bills with the same
object in view. 10 give it chance tie
fore the committee Oh appropriations.
The bill relating to trust companies
was discussed at some length and re-
ferred 10 the committee Oh commercial
law
Charm an Underleak announced as
the subcommittee the following:
Constitutional Law-Reeves, Jones,
Cant, Douglas, Lttleton.
Real Estate-GiDbs, Anderson, Cant,
Barta, Gutterson.
Corporations Douglas, Reeves,
Schumacher, Barta. Smith.
Criminal Law-Johns, Scholield, Feig,
Schumacher, Dahl.
Pleading and Practice Jones, Little
ton. Reeves, Gibbs, Smith.
Tayation-Cant. Gutterson, Jones,
Anderson. Hartshorn.
Police Observation-Disclosures Johns,
Dahl.
Commercial Law--Barta. Feig, An
ders0n, Littleton, Reeves, Schurneier.
Probate Law-Dahl, Gibbs, Douglas,
Smith, SchOfield.
General Standardization. Cuts
terson, HartShorn, Johns, SchOfeld,
Feig.
Inc senate committee on railroads
neld brief session yesterday after
noon. No bills were acted upon. F.F.
Stevens was appointed clerk, and di-
rected to make Il record of bills referred
to the committee.
Inc committee on legislative expense
III the senate held meeting Yesterday.
ihey took no action Oh matters referred
10 lhem. not even on resolution 20 pro-
vide for the purchase of books for the
Judiciary committee. When the matter
was referred to this committee Senator
Stevens asked for an immediate con-
slderation aud report.
Senator James Mciiale was pleased
10 receive the votes of the other Demo-
Gratis Ill the state Legislature. He was
100 conscientious to vote for himself,
ana SO cast his vote for that veteran
lurist and Democrat, Judge Mitchell.
HIS own vote would have made all even
dozen, and, considering the fact
That there are only eleven Democrats in
the Legislature aside from himself, the
compliment was handsome one. Sen
ator McHale is a hard working law
maker, and. without detracting any
thing from Senator Wasburne'S claim OF
merit, 1t may be said that Senator Nc
Hale would make an equally credltable
representative in the upper branch of
the national congress.
TOrk elsOn-O,E Ourke.
A good deal of interest has been man.
lfested around the Windsor in the
actions of That appears to be the most
hopelessly verdant specimen of Norwe-
gian greenneSS ever seen outside the
cast OF YOn IonSon. He tumbed into
the Windsor two days ago and explained
to Col. Monfort, IN brOgue that you
could skim milk with. that "Ay koOm
down har to span five hummer dawler
fer ma fran Knute NalSOn. Wen koOm
to Manopo!eeS an dam steam-car faller
say dies ban SAINT FOle, am boy Gawd
Ay make me two days on NicOleit house
all tank Ay ban ell SAINT Pole. Some
dam Jankee fallef tank day can lact des
WOsburn faller Nunint States santor,
but Norwegian faller ban smart more as
Jankee faller, and Ay span me five
hummer dollar, men Knute NalSon ban
lacted."
lie mas Deen working the game now
for two days, and everybody around the
hotels thinks he is OH the square and is
trying to work up Nelson sentiment.
e As a matter of fact, lie is an lriShman
named Michael O'Rourke, and he is put
up to the game by some person inter
ested in the opposition to Nelson. He
crculates exclusively among The
America for the Americans" set, and
that his mission is not III vain may lie
gathered from the remark of Yankee
foller" last night. who remarked, after
listening to Torkel Torkelson, as lie
calls himself: well, when it comes to
this sin-if it amt about time 10 call
the turn on the Norwegians."