St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-03-01
SCHOOL OF DEBATE
Is What the Senate Appeared
to Have Become Yes-Ht :
terday. sd 6
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SPENCER IN A BAD HUM0R.
I'll
Threatens Retaliation on the
Senators Who Killed His
School Bill. d.
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PAY THE AMOUNT In FULL.
Bill Recommended to Pass Re-
quiring That Of Insurance
Companies.
SPENCER In A BAD HUM0R.
PAY THE AMOUNT In FULL.


batting mood, and a number of or
atorical efforts were made yesterday.
These debates came up in the COM
mittee of the whole upon two in
surance bills and the bill to locate
the fourth hospital for the insane.
The senate judiciary committee gave
a public hearing upon the question
of taxing railroad lands that are not
used in the operation of the roads,
which developed the fact that there
is disposition of people from Sec
lions of the state that would re-
ceive benefit from taxing lands to
push the bill
The bill to make an appropriation
to begin work on the new capitol in
1896 has been made the special order
for Thursday afternoon of next
week at 2:30. There were only a
half-doZen new bills introduced yes
terday, the points aimed at being
as stated below:
Senator Peterson offered a bill to
regulate the sale of binding Irvine
manufactured in the state prison, so
as to give preference to purchasers
within the state, who shall have the
first right to make purchases before
offering the Irvine TO non-reSidentS.
The bill also provides that the Irvine
may be sold at cost of manufacture
in lots of 5000 pounds or more to
farmers in the state who want to
use it in binding grain.
Senator Masterman introduced a
bill to regulate and license ware
houses sand Storehouses other than
such as are used in storing grain.
The license fee is placed at $50 per
annum.
Senator Spencer introduced a bill
to prevent the use of pound nets in
the lakes and streams of the state
Senator Iltis introduced a bill to
empower boards of county commits
sioners to grant licenses to persons
mer season or between May 1 and
Oct. of each year.
Senator Cronkhite introduced a bill
providing for taxing grain stored in
elevators and warehouses on May /
of each year. cir
Senator Sperry introduced a bill
providing for applying the Austria
liam ballot system to the matter of
granting license to sell Intoxicating
liquors.
=, Observation-Disclosures as4s
The bill of Senator Spencer to es-
tablish a normal school at Duluth
met with a reversal when reached
on the calendar. There was a thin
attendance, and, knowing there was
opposition, he asked that the bill
be laid over for the day. Senator
Greer objected, and made the point
that it would require suspension
OF the rules to do so. The senate
refused to suspend the rules, and
the bill was then defeated by vote
of Is to Il. Senator Spencer changed
his vote so as to be ready to move
a reconsideration. Senator Knat-
void, who opposed the bill, made a
motion to reconsider with a view
of killing the bill effectually.. ~
Senator Spencer said that ordinary
decency would have allowed the bill
to go over. The friends of the bill
We're in the position of a small school
boy in the hands of a bully. There
was disposition to rub in the de-
feat. He wanted to warn some of
the senators that time of retribu-
ton may come before the session
ends.
Senator Knatvold said that there
had been considerable amount OF
electloneering on the bill, and he
wanted to have an end put to it.
He was not in favor of the bill.
Senator Yale spoke in favor of al
lowing the matter to go over. Ha
hoped the motion to reconsider
would prevail, and another chance
be given upon the bill.
Senator Greer said that he was
willing to extend courtesy in cases
OF local measures, but did not re-
gard this as local measure. If a.
day OF retribution is to come. as
claimed by the senator from ST.
Louis county, let it come soon. The
motion to reconsider the action nv
winch the measure was defeated was
lost by vote of 10 to IL.
SENATE RECEDES.
senator Young reported that the
conference committee that consid-
cred the house amendment to s. II
Zfz, being the seed grain bill. re-
ported that they recommended thai
the senate recede from it's non-con-
currence, and to concur in the house
amendment, which provides that The
Dill be extended to loss of grain bv
orouth as well as loss by hail. 1t,
was the opinion that there will he
sufficient fund to cover both cases
The recommendation of the COTS
mlttee was approved, and the amend.
ment by the house agreed to.
- BILLS PASSED. III
The bills passed by the senate were
5. F.. A5, introduced by Senator
Thorpe, amending the laws of 1887
relative to draining wet lands. =.
II. F. SO, introduced by Represents
tive Gibbs, being a joint resolutidn
asking congress to cede the older
portion of Fort Smelling to the state.
H. +. IL, introduced by Representa-
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