(Mr. Itoutelle was prevented from
gaining consideration for ids Hawaiian
resolution. "I hope,” Mr. Boutelle
sa'Ul to the house, after the privilege
had been refused, “that the blood
which resits on this house, will not be
hnspatterel oa the lintels of the house
of repnwentatlves.”
BADGER LEGISLATURE
Madison, Jan. Id.—ln the senate a
resolution wah offered l>y Senator
Woodworth for a constitutional amend
meut making sheriffs eligible to serve
more than one term. The more Im
portant bills Introduced were by Sen
ator Metrlllivray, relating bo the dis
tribnitloii of liie State school tax and
of money collated instead of its lying
In the state treasury for several
months until distributed; by Senator
McCillivmy to submit to the people an
amendment to section 1 of article Id of [
the constitution striking out the clause
providing that the state superintend ,
cut’s salary be fixed ait .fl.'-100, ami by
Senator Hurke, providing for the up- j
propria lion of tjil.ldO to enable rlie|
Wisconsin. Firemen’s association to]
bold annual tournaments.
lii ■the house a resolution was offered
by Mr. It lake, requesting the serre
tnry of state to furnish a statement of
the eon* 11 Lion of the state tiuauces on
Jam 7, 1805. Many onti-free pass
iiieiiioriails were presented. Among
the bills introduced were the follow-
Ina: B.V Mr. Winters, requiring over
around obstructions, in cities and vil
lages, such flis eleiMi'.e wiles, to be
placed underground, all electric poles
in cities and villages and all signs
therein to be removed; by Mr. Still
man, requiring street railway com
panies t put vestibules on street cars
for the protection of employes from
the inclemency of the weather; by Mr.
