The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-04-16
TWO SOLONS' HONOR
TT WAS THE SUBJECT of DISCUS
SION IN THE SENATE YES
,fss. TERDAY


SION IN THE SENATE YES
.is,. TERpAY
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SPENT A HARD DAY FOR ONCE
| ~! iss. Ell i---ls... -
| Disposed, of ana I'm thense Quantity
of Routine s''and Sent a Big
budget of Late Bin. to the Co.
ordinate Branch-Inquiry to BE
! Made Into the McGowan-Snyder
Esclandrs.sg s ss'gssssi.s
At o'cloeh JSsE light the senate ad-
journed untiiss s u tomorrow. leaving
fifteen of itss Hn bills ons the calendar
and practically deed, and !. about fifty
house files foSbepassed tomorrow, which
can be cleared tlp 1n salI probability with
out the recurrence OF So late a session AS
was the case two GEARS ago. II there Is
any hardness about the adjournment it
| will probably ~ sbiaraable to the omnibus
appropriation bin, which is giving lot
of troubles. Two different conference
committees yesterday reported their fail
ure to agree TO the continuous sessions
at the state normal schools, and a third
was appointed, which Will struggle with
the problens her today, or early tomor-
row morning.
A large part of the forenoon session
yesterday was devoted to the vindica-
ton Of Senator schellbachs from the
charges made Hgasnst him.. and the ap-
pointment of committee to make in
curry into the fmputations of Improper
motive which Senator MCGOWAN attrib-
utes to Senator Snyder. The tedious
routine of Teolicsarfs5s in conference re-
ports also used up great deal of time.
and it wassa tireds senate that adjourned
last night. with. Its work unfinished, be-
cause individual members, one. byasoue.
dropped out: and left bare auorum. to
continue onstfle eale1ld al. =, ~.
Senator MEG oRan Dsm:l sofs Henns-
pin. called hp his rsselh Ion OF Friday.
demanding an l,tos the charges
against him. Senator snydeg was op-
posed to itss considerable ftE wa y. too
late to make any inquiry
A motion to lay it on the table how
ever, was defeated-24 to ia number Of
the senators insisting that Senator Nc
IL
vote on the proposition.
Senator Stockwell arose to a question
OF personal privi1ege1and said that at q
minority conference Of some days ago It
was. stated to MI: aMeGowan that he8wa 8
to- tell Mr.! Snyders that the minority
thoughtstlaat it tas feolish to waste any
more time Of the Senate by the taking up
Of the Jaeobson Imatter until there were
enough votes present to succeed in tile
move. Senator Snyder asked for the
privilege of malans the motion because
he could in that sway gain one vote for
the Dill, but that the minority had de-
cfded to give that's privilege to Senator
M y i 5wa*,iio; tia -ts.~,s,.
senator thompson s(Rep0, of Fillmore,
asked Senator MaGpwan te~,withdraw his
resolution, and -efeged to move, that the
senator's explanation .tbe accepted.
senator Johnson Dem.),, off,. Nicollet,
moved that. sthe explanation be accepted
ana az records of the matter aexpunged
from the. Journal
ME- AeGowan,. however, insisted on a
rotls sail on. his resolution, which. was
+ tnen ad9ptsd-2e to flS-as follows: e&!essst..
1Di hsa aSl3 GtolleEs RalyEs Raughasty.
Greer, Gfuel Johnson MccSWaan' Meilicke.
5Reeyes,r Ryder. schaller, sivr4ght. j. Il.
smith, SteekwelEsana Neissslfnaff; sl4e.J l.
! Nay ssf4saldwin, Gfilton. sDicixey,t Grim.
/ deland, E1alRors son. Hospss.sJ epson E. a.,
+ Jones. hug, AlcesilL Mill,
a Thono Hfgass' 'iis15nt Saa ith
+: senase Gowah qxgex n7a aiming Ills
vote, said Iehatf tile atfefhpt' to Have
warrantaout5 for HIM In order To get HIN
:tp votssensal matter when his vote 'coufa'
j, netiesset4le,f 1hs thought a very serious
rmattersssHe felt compelled to vote HaASe 81
Senatbssi Smaller believed aeerS sifiafi
should be- given's a chance to be Heard
before@ "trib1inal Fon Implied CHARGES
Senator SDaatgherty voted nay first. but.
aftefsward. very oppor timely. changed his
Vote to eyca. - 80 - H. BIDS 49, 90
|. President Smith appointed Daugherty.
Snyder" McGill, Everett and StockweiI as
the committee Of investiga ton called for
by the resolution. : z2 -
:. FEE REDUCTION KILLED +
Senator, Wilson moved. that the Bush
oil inspection fee reduction bill be placed
on generar orders, which required forty
voting nay:
Horton. Hawkins e. J. Jones, Macarthur.
McGogern, MeKusiek, :McNamee. Neil
E. Smith. r, H. Smith and Stockton
FIvE-MIINst4TE RULE.
speeches TO. five minutes, except by unan-
imous consent, was. adopted without, com
ment. 'Ai,S
NO MONEY IN THAT FUND.
Over forty road and bridge bills were
Killed, there ,being no money in that
| fund. - .sss=..ee -
FIRE MARSHAL NO Go.
III. r. 223 providing for a state fire
marshal at a saiarNfofs 5000 per year.
| was killed In the house yesterday.
FOR ST. PAUL's MARKET.
Two bills relating to the purchase OF
| a site for a market in st. Paul passed the
| house yesterday. One by Mr. Krayenbuhl
! allows the council by a two-thrds vote
| of each body to issue certificates of in
debtedness In the sum Of $4,000 for the
| purchase of a site. the amount to be dis
! tributed over five years with an equal
| part in each tax estimate
The other BILL by Mr.. Nelson, provides
/ for condemnation proceedings by the
! council before the site Is purchased, the
| idea being that all the site need not be
secured In one year, and that even if 1t
was there would be a chance to get the
| land cheaper with condemnation pro-
| ceedings than by a direct purchase. The
bill of Mr. Nelson was drawn by the
corporation attorney and has the sane
| ton of the legal department of the city.
| which the one presented by Mr.. krayen-
| buhl lacks. .f. > - s;HTt as,5 80.
| BY WAY OF PRESENTS. ~,
A resolution directing the payment of
| $3.50 to Miss Anna Murphy. who has had
| charge Of the telephone booths during
the session, was introduced yesterday
| and referred to the committee on legisla-
| tive expenses.
| The house judiciary committee yester-
| 6o Y,ro I'D n iI,vaxa ola