The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-03-07

che, Clark, Ford, Hodgeman. Ness, Lane
| Gray, Meade, Seward, Haskell Finney,
Scott, Wichita. Kearney, Grant, Stevens.
| Morton, Stanton, Hamilton and Greeley.
Eighth-Harvey, Sedgwick, Sumner,
Cowley, Butter, Greenwood, Elk, Chau-
tauQua.
HANNA DENIES.
On account OF some statements by
Senator Titus in an interview, Sena tor
Hanna this morning made the following
explanation:
MIR. President-As I was necessarily
absent from the first part of the evening
session Of the senate Of March ., / did
not know at the time of the newspaper
article which had been read relating 10
an interview with one Of the sena tors in
which l, with other senator's, am credit
ed by one r. S. Boyd as having accepted
bride for supporting senate bill n. 400.
[ have said nothing about this before in
the hope that r. S. Boyd would be ap-
pretended. in which case l would have
been fully eXonerated. But as he has not
beer = feel in justice to myself that
mus now state that so far as I am con-
cerned the statement of Boyd is utterly
false. l have ntver been offered money
for my vote by Boyd or any one else for
any measure that is. or has been, before
this session of the senate"
WILL ADJOURN.
The concurrent resolution to adjourn
March II. offered by Trueblood and
adopted by the house, was amended IN
the senate to name dates two days carrier
but will probably be adopted as offered
in the house.
FEE AND SALARY BILL.
The senate yesterday afternoon passed
the general fee and salary bill with some
very M eTial amendments and immedi-
ately messaged it back to the house.
That body very promptly refused 10 con-
cur in the senate changes and for a While
il seemed that the measure would be lost,
bur a conference committee was called
and the differences may be adjusted. The
following new section was added by the
senate:
justices Of the peace in their respect
tive Jurisdictions shall receive the fees
herein set out and NO more: Making en-
try upon Justices docket, as required by
law, 10 cents, provided that in no case
shall there be charged for more than
ifteen entries; entering any order of dis
missal, adjournment or continuance, of
summons for jury or other order Of two
folios or less. Is cents; each additional
folio, cents; al transcripts and folios,
cents; certificates, Is cents: acknowledge
ment of any instrument, % cents; filing
each paper, 8 cents; approving bond or
undertaking 10 cents; administering each
oath, D cents; and in the trial of any case
all witnesses for each side shall be sworn
when produced, and one charge shall be
made for administering such oath; jury
trial, each day. % cents; trial by court,
each day, % cents: transmitting papers,
Is cents; for rendering and entering judg-
ment, 10 cents; satisfaction, Is cents; all
names in one precipe shall be in one SUBJ
poena unless otherwise ordered; for per-
forming the duties Of coroner, the same
fees as are allowed by law to coroners;
marrying and making return. 81 90 Pro-
vided, that in all cases where any person
shall be arrested, charged with felony,
and the court shall decide there are not
reasonable grounds for such arrest, and
when any person charged with any Of
Tense less than felony shall be discharg-
ed for want of sufficient evidence 10 con-
Wet or bind over, the prosecuting wit
ness shall be liable for COSTS