The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1897-03-18
WILL TAKE THE
BODY OF SWALLOW
The Senate Decides That He Must Be
Punished for Contempt.
A MEASURE TO TAX BICYCLES
MIR. Spatz Would Assess Each Wheel
aDollar Year and Apply Same to
Road ENpcnses--Thc Horse shoe
Bill Before the iiousc--A Sct-to
over the School Bills.

lIarricb1l Pa March I'm the
eer,ta +bis ,,ornipo q reso1ntion Of
800 -. NJ. yvhito ,,' ~ t,anror ,,,o-
4H'" ~ WI " ~ W. r.
Messrs. Covle and Grady.
The resolution finally passed with
an amendmentt that the committee re-
port the OH III Week.
IN OehaI1 OF the committee ON Juul-
ciary general, Chairman Walton re-
ported the committees approval of the
special committees resolution for con-
tenut nroceedinps in the case of Rev.
Dr : ~ Swallow with rasuact IN
.h, r., - -.
l'''9 ie''u'e 'ile 'ep''' 9"F''
We recommend that their report be
adopted believing that the information
sought hy the questions pronounced to
said witness necessary for the prosecution
Of the inquiry ordered by the senate and
house, and that there was not sufficient
reason given by the witness to justify his
refusal 10 answer 'he ques''o's ne 'el"Seu
We tborerore recommend that tba
president Of the senate issue his warrant,
directed to the sergeant-at-arms attend
Ing the senate, or his deputy. command
Ing him to take into custody forthwith,
Wherever ne can De iouud, the pouE ol
80 ' 9"'l'ioN' 'I'o VI nus INN ~ ~,
,,honId nnt Le m,,nistod Co,, contemnt o-d
in the meantime TO keen the said swallow
IN his custody to away the further order
of the senate.
rb, raro,., wac odon+a1 ,,o+ ,,,ora
than half a dozen senators voting.
among the blIIs passed hnaIIy We're;
To provide for the payment of costs
of prosecution in misdemeanors and
surety of the peace cases by the per-
son or persons on whom sueh costs may
pI iilposer unu W pIoNiu' loI t.t pun, pun.
NJ snab costs r., 1ogSi,it. tn oI,,,5Iiga the
levy ana COLLECTION of assossmen+. for
local improvements i'm boroughs and cities
VI pne s'a(e' eAGep' III @ @liSl ti'Ss tI,les,
.i ~, ~ " ,oII.tS 20 o, ,
~ l''7 " Ll,i % w.
dl,i. V''. ., ""' ''t a. ,'''t'
sw','.!gnI , I"I u''vi ile'I' III "HN re''''lsiH
-, 10 .',' o"'iI i 'o.''lF" i',,u , '"' N0""-
~ III "'''" S"'" pei''''' - '''"e''
At l2SO the seuate took a recesg for
twenty minutes duriu,r which Mr. 0s
ho,,rr ,r tI,iIola1,,bia Win, r,1 ha.n
;,,t. ,,I',.i 1
NV ~ - ''o"'"'''ii '''''" i'''t' ''lS
plaIl"fM IN front o. IN" president
desk st. Patricks birthday This
was the only reminder Of the day in the
upper branch
TTpon recouvoninsr some hOuse hills
wore rsfa,r.ad =, ,.II,,,,,itt.a Tha sa,,-
,t-,., -
''N'' ~" =" '''', -, " Wv
ioI the purP"Sr Oh taxing lurth'f actioiI
III the case of Rev. DR.. swallow
BILLS IN THE HOUSE.
In the house this morning the Rul.
lit bin for Pjttsblry was repnrteJ from
the committee on municiuaL corpora
tions. 1t will pe reeomnitted.
Mr.. Heagy. of Dauphin, presented a
memorial, asllrs. the passage of the
bin PROHIBITING the sale Of nuuor on
Memorial Day.
Thesa bllls,were introduced:
"s Ml, opa'", u 'e'NH i'Gl ,is ms d ''A a.
UaiS into M, sta, ,ra,s,,,,y FOR tbs i'm
urovemeu. of orbli. roads
BY Mr.. Marshall. of Allegheny-Empow :
ering cities 70 abolish the smoke nuisance.
BY Mr. Young of Tioga-Abolishing the
fees OF the attorney general ana secretary