The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-01-28

HARRISBURG
DOings in the Senate and House
TO-day-The Franking Privi-
Iege-LOcal Measures.
Advices from Central America
THE STATE LEGISLATURE.


UAHnIsBuRo, Jan. 2S Tine Speaker laid before
the Senate the copy Of the resolutions passed by me
pay of certain public omceTs' aud for other pur-
Mr.. Conuell said he had read bill the arst day Of
the session 70 nT me pay I5es9 oiGeTs Wgch aad
he now asked that u be referred TO the Phnadephia
ont restitution SvSS was adosed Toaurng the Civil
RS to report A. hs sess on and the se,
full instead Of by title and abstract as required by the
Hmcng the bills reported negatively from the Com.
mee one on ns nE ne @ ,Se 0
act Incorporating tho u dership Of the Church Of God
and one 10 suthonzs thecedying ofthe general laws
Mr. Connell read one Incorporating the Pennsylya-
ring ceraln pow and privileges the Penn.ylva
rated February l2. 1853.
House of Representatives.
Mr.. .Adalre offered the ollowing-That the following
Th the
shall be apIortoned and equally thsousn
Der OF taxable Inhabitants thereof except that no
SSSne P0 be- joined IN the OF
Also an act repeating the cl arter OF the Ridge
Avenue Turnpike Company .-.
BY M snbeLs: supplement to the William Penn
by Mr.: Hong inGorpoTtasttng ing, ihe Philadelphia
BY Mr.; Kieckner pIohibning the officers ol any
10 any election for the pose of voting upon
same in oTder 10 retain themselves in office and
making votes upon such stock void and of no effect
The Federal hela!ions COMMITTEES reported iavora-
by on an act extending universal Suffrage
An relative to school directors of the TWENTY
second ward. was, motion OF MIR. Hong, referred
back to The committee after having been reported
Ihe Federal Relations Committeelreported sf1rmO.
lively ur ging Congress not 10 grant any rail-
road chsTters TO operate IN Pennsylvania
| tiCn Of EchoOl tax in Salebury township, Bucks
Mr.. Davis offered resolution prohibiting m embers
from exercising the rsnklng privilege in cases Where
| the postage was over six cente, and prevsnIin az
mail from the LeGis!a'u at the expense OF the
beIs from iTsnEing docum ens for any other person
The subject was referred TO the Committee of Wsya
| and means to report
| Of The Legislature Oh March 10
| BY MI. Ho gate Tepea'ing the act dividing the
Twentieth ward into two schoo districts. Passed
Tne act which Ia repealed was only epprove1 on
January o. 1863 Also. II cooperating the Fraukf1rc
Rox borough Passenger Reiway Company. "
by Hr. Mullen an act FOR the regulation of pawn
brokers In Philadelphia. The same bill tn at O
Mr. Burrtt. of fsusquehauna. a. presented Joint resa
luton urging Congress 10 provide for the est lbsh
Passed.
BY Mr. strang, for the inspection OF steam boiler
| Mr. Painter, Of LycOming offered tha following
| Whereas, II is now reduce, to certainty that ih
Pacific Railroad Will be complsted before the meet
| And lUherCds II is important thai the trade an,
! travel over that great tnoroughfare should pas
| through Pennsylvauis; therefore
| Resolved That our Sens ora he and sre hereby In
| aiructsd and mRn berS IN Congress requested Il
uIe all honorable efforts to secure such connection
PennsylvanIa railroads as will insure that objeo
| Refer ed.
In referenc ce TO mercantile taxes. The bill release
| rnanutsctuFeIB Rud mechanics from taxes on TIL
sales of gooda OF tbelr own manplacture or OF othe
| year, Referred to the WAYS and Means CommiSteI