The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-04-06
Pennsylvania LEGISLATURES,


HARRIsBURe, April 6.-Nearly three hundred pri-
yate and local bills were reported from the various
GENERAL Fisher moved the reconsideration of the
vote on the final passage OF the supplement- TO the act
for the inspection Of buildings in philadelphia. giving
the appointment of Inspector TO the Court of Common
Pleas, which was agreed to, and the bill was post
The Appropriation bill up the second read
ing. The new provision reported by the Senate Com
es sosrs & LAZY s ne
Messrs. Wallace McConaughy Lowry and iBtgham1
Brown, q ofMeTcer: In favor Of l. o.o,o ,,o
General Fisher appealed 70 the Senate to retain the
law providing for the old soldiers
House OF Representatives.
MT Oldham called up the PuS9!i6G 9 6 biIl % %Gutn0FzngG
equalizing the taxes relative thereto which was
The House bill to provide for the removal of pau
pers in certain cases was passed. -,
punishment in certain cases was passed. The Dill
TSat In case Of any sentence for murder In the first
degree, the Governor may upon the petition OF such
% with tG se and
upon such limitations as he deems proper; aud he
sneE paTd0n no eject w6eh shall
Obeyed and executed instead OF the sentence
such pardon is granted shall 9s speGned ana SCI 4Et1
in ali cases in which the of death shall here
after be pronounced, no conditional pardon sall be
granted unless q majority of the Judges OF the Court
before whom the convict has been tried one OF whom
Tecommend such Conditional pardon. and provided
further that right eXpatriate any convict shall
Section 3 1t shall be, and it is hereby made the
pTisons, and each Of them to whom the custody Of
such convict would be committed, II the terms ana
c0uTJ trying him restrictions Of me warrant of the
to 90 aTS snC9 d 5d 5e @
or her their duty TO do, If the terms and conditions
Court in which the said convict was tried.
e. Section g. When convict Is pardoned upon condi-
tions be by him or her performed, or win reitrc-
tions and limitations, the officer to whom the warrant
for that purpose issued shall. be after
the execution of the make return thereof with
his dongs therein, TO the Secretary Of the Common.
the Court in Which the offender was convicted an
G the s and Ts % the PTs 2eedr HS Of
the conviction and sentence Passed,
HEARINGS AT THE CENTRAL STATIoN.--Before
Alderman BETTER, at 2 o'clock to-day, William
Russell, residing at No. 2SS s. Front street, was
charged with receiving stolen goods. He was
held In $1,000 bail for his good behavior for one
year.
with being concerned in the larceny Of the box
of Jewels from Grahams Baggage Express
wagon, were held in $1,000 bail for their good be-
Michael McAudel, who has the reputation of
being q thief, was charged with larceny, and
was held in $500 bail for further hearing on
Saturday next.
CoRoNER's INQUEsT.-An inquest was held at
lo'cloek this p Nj. on the body of John o. Brien,
sgeo ~ who on the evening OF the 2Sth OF
MaJen, was run over by the Washington Hose
carnage at the corner of Fifteenth and Arch
sLeeLs' from the effects of which he d.ed yes
terday. The Coroner's Jury rendered the FOL.
lowing verdict:-That the said John O'Brien
came 10 his death from Injuries received by a
eolilslon, the result of an accident, between the
t htsurtI,nla ~ I 1oAe steam engine and the Wash
lngt9h Hose carriage, March %, 1867. on Arch
street between Fifteenth and sixteenth Died
at pennsylvania Hospital, April 5, 1867
Mr.. MuRDocH's sUCCEss,-Mr. James E
most fashionable audiences with the mos
discri rimlnaiting una applause, on the occasiog o
his PEI ent last night, the house was crowded II
every part and many persons left the theatr
unable to obtain eligible positions TO observ
the great Philadelphia histrion,
Tonight Mr.. Murdoch annears as HRover - II
Rild Oats, arote that he renders with great fore
and vivaeity without being loquacious-an en-
most desirable