St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-01-31

pement it and go behind the returns
for any qualifying statements.
The row was the subject of general
comment in the lobbies last night. ana
MI. Staples was Frequently urged not
to stop the publication of the GLOBE
until the legislature adjourned. as the
members wanted to read one paper
which was not so much i'll awe Of the
committee on legislative expenses but
that it could tell the naked truth occa-
sionally.
Routine Business
Aside from the ebullitiOn or Staples
Subdued wrath there was nothing OF
special interest in the session. Repre-
sentative Dare introduced bill to reg
ulate the Pullman sleeping car COM
parry, not only as to the amount of
charge. but as to the manner of service.
The bill is a very stringent one in its
provisions. and the character OF its au-
thor is such as To set at rest the question
of good faith.
Mr.. Dare has long carried IN his news
paper war against the eXt0rtions Of
the Pullman company, and his bill will
be as earnestly advocated i'll the house
as his theory has been i'll his paper.
Attorney General CnildS submitted q
voluminOuS report relating to the Swiss
referendum as a feature of political
economy, the general purpOrt of the re-
port being that the referendum is a
cumbersome and expensive Institution,
not to be recommended for engrafting
upon our system.
The following bills were recommend
ed from various committees for advance
ment to general orders:
Ii. f. No. 37-To license peddlerS.
Ii. F. No. 40-TO allow the issue Of
bonds for court houses.
II. f. No. 125-IncorpOlatiOn of vii
lagos.
S. F. No. 1O9-For expenditure on
roads outside OF village by village coun-
ellis.
ii. F. No. 45-To establish a medical
corps for the national guard.
II. +. No. 67-TO adjust the debt in
Cured by the annexation OF territory by
municipalities.
H. F. No. 147-To file notice with
register OF deeds in certain condemna-
ton proceedings.
II. f. No. 4S-To vacate state and ter
ritorial roads.
ii. f. No. 1SS-To punish the unau-
thoriZed use OF union labels.
Several bills were consigned to an
untimely death at the hands OF commit
tees.
Representative Gibbs introduced his
bill for the establishment and mainten-
ance of Il state historical museum, and
Mr.. Johns did not allow the day to slip
by without bill from him. 1t makes
certain provisions for the preservation
of human life in case of fire.
The following bills were introduced:
Batch of Bills.
BY Representative Gibbs, Ii. T. 154-
Granting certain privileges in perpetui-
ty for the purpose of forming a state his
turlcal museum, and 10 provide for The
management of the same. Geological
and natural history survey.
BY Representative Downs. II. F. 155
To amend existing laws relating to
town insurance companies. Insurance.
BY Representative Downs, Ii. f. 156-
For the relief of Virtue Smith, widow
of j. ID. SmIth, a veteran or the late
war. Military affairs.
BY Representative Jones. II. f. 157-
To provide tor the qualifications of official
election ballots for county and state.
Elections.
BY Representative Dare. H. F. 15S-
To provide for notifications of sale Of
chattel mortgage property. Judiciary.
f. l59-Io provide for insurance state
ments. Printing.
By Representative Feig, II. Z. I60-
To amend existing laws relating 10 duty
of county superintendents of schools.
Education
BY Representative Smith, E. E., II.
f. l61-To amend existing laws reiat-
ing TO publication of the delinquent tax
list. Taxes.
BY Representative Dare, H. F. 1872
For the protection of property OF pass
sengerS Oh sleeping cars and to regu-
late fares charged by sleeping car cOm-
panies. and providing penalties for yio-
lation gf this act. Railroads.
BY Representative Grondahl, II. F.
1910 require publication of the an
nual receipts and disbursements of
towns and villages. Printing.
BY Representative LovejOy, H. F.
164-Relating to primary elections and
political conventions. Elections.
BY Representative Gum, Ii. f. No.
165-To amend existing laws relating to
organization of new counties. Towns
and counties.
By Representative Dressed, Ii. F. 166
-kequiring an ItemiZed statement of
election expenses from candidates.
Elections.
BY Representative Ferris, II. f. No
167-To fix the time OF holding general
terms Of the district court in the Fif-
teenth district.
By Representative Feig, II. F. No.
1910 amend existing laws relating
to examination and licensing of teach
ers. Education.
BY Representative Mallette, II. F. No.
1910 amend existing laws relating to
Incorporated villages. eXempting their
streets from township supervision.
Towns and counties.
By Representative Douglass. II. F.
No. 170-TO amend existing laws relat-
ing to draindge, Drainage.
BY Representative Littleton, II. f.
No. 17l-To amend existing laws relat-
ing to an action by any person or cor
pOration wrOngfully or negligenIly in
tiicting Injuries resulting in death. Ju-
dietary.
BY Representative Johns, Il. f. No
172-For the preservation OF human life
from injury or destruction by fire. Ju-
dietary