, 1869-03-03

clinical c1fts. 4ua u ~ 9~1A0Hs' /
h tte tr3el ii ii criminal cases wtern 10 defence
of t1s1ufr, II inn1posed. II tee 1afT toAn asnSat |
he ,cen.ed By rtason o. h;s O. e anss1 H. ,ns
uJ It al 10 stats IN thedt sexdiet ND sasa 191J
ID. a'so ass II th+H verdict whssnef ~ ae-
Ct tueb vezdit, and il tne 1ury ,ha,t a1d .he y
cueec 10 be fpe1naAt the unn Ct tendeEthR t1e
Fezoie then tnf coa 9ha ne1 e tIe Iel9snn11,a
SIC IN al raees whtfe fhe tefence 10 any
ri; = ,9ti e g. of E. tay ns
dtyolyu on the sttuAtd.
ptc 8 rhte Il u! be pnb4e act, RIG Be htosce
from xnd Aur ttB pasfsEt-
xAsskD oyka 1H1 aovKR1oh'a VITO.
1tw1li be reeo1leeted that Governor Palmer re-
tn1ned vt,h h.s objections the bill authoe1k1nK the
city OF Bloomington to 1asnt bonds TO ee1npufte
thc Chicago, Alton 81, Louis Railroad tox loeat |
lne thei, machine thops 1t that city. About i /
y,ar 20 Tho ergtuehouke and tspsir shops Of thu
road wesr destroyed by hfe. AppTeeaAstn2 me
fnct th Chicago vas much the better pofnt tof the
location Q! these shop4. ths management Of tie
read concluded mol to rebuild shs@ u hIoou1nR-
Inn. bct 10 10 10 Chicago. Rloouisgton VII
rreat,y ds1sessed By tnis rtsoi1tion Of tns Diee'
Tor, asd sought 70 sh4sge tassf dsse'naiasa9q%
Atte, number Of interviews and eount<rpropo-
t1tons, agreements wese nrally entered t1to BY
which ii waa arranged that II Bloomington would
.aIte ty thousand dollars md psss 1t over to aho
credit Of tho railroad company. they would coz
seat to rebuild there. II became 1eceseafJ
test the amount should b raised at ones,
ard 70 \ tunecnptaon paper Wis started. beaded
BY Judge Davis, Of the Supreme Court, followed
By some &99 others, each agreeing 70 ply ths sua
set opposite the,e naHes, the whole ann thus
tutsertbed footing up $4,000. With this sub
scEppep went ont The undefgta1dlng that hloou-
in9:on should guarantee the Subscriptions and
lsluc bonds Tot the,r payment 4 bill passed ooth
touses OF the Gereral Assembly, &nd GoTernor
Palmer vetoed It. To-day the veto Mss called Up,
Atd the propHety Of paaeInE ths bill, not"1th"
standing the Gort1por's objections, was dla.
cctsed By Mr.. MeNulta and others IN fAFof
and by Ms. Ward and others agatnst- Tho quea-
t1on was finally taken and tho bill psssea-sYes,
Is; nays, 3. This u the arst veto overruIed By
the Senate. HArtnR now started IN this dtree-
top the Senators yusy follow It up in other cssca,
iot which chances will probably be offered before
II fess:on eIosas. Whether the House will se-
siss the logic OF the Governors veto remains to be
reen, It should be understood thas most Of tho
legislation which will be perfected between now
and the cloee Of the sesalon will be Of the class
kt owD ~ ring legislation, ind thar when these
urEe perfect their pians and set them IN i1attons
tnty will not allow even the Governor 10 break
/ them up Or deseAt them.
1xTKRocKAKIC HOTEL.
The bill to Incorporate tho Intcrocea1ic Hotel.
Of Chicago passed the Senate this afternoon. ard
| Eow OILY lacks tho signature OF the Governor to
| make It law.
CHICAGO AcApxxT or Dksran.
/ The Senate also pissed The bill to incorporate
| the Chicago Academy OF Design. Thls bin had
previously pfesed the House. The Governors
Signature will make 1t la1. which 1t Will. Of
! Iouree, have.
AsorHxn rxAsosA1 zu1AxArrox.
Coy, The member from Kendall, tuada speech
th!s Afternoon on the state Hou1c bill, IN which
te called Jour correspondent Ill the pet n1mes
that can be found In the P.zate's oTn B,ok. =
AoIochnxxNr.
Tic only movement looking 70 N adjournment
VA resolution offered In the Senate py Mr..
snspp, tbs, the General Areenbly adjou1n on The
10Th ltst4nt 10 meet again on the 11th Of April,
and thAt the final adjournment taxa place oa the
14th Of April, tte four days' sess!on doing nc
business but rt1eivlrg Executive messages. Tho
resolution VIII lid orer. One thing. think, Ii
settled: that no nnal adjournment viii nike place
this week.
Two well known and most ekttroablc lsdles, bott
be!rr residents Of this city. died this morning
Mfs. William Butler vita Of Hon. Vim. Butler
formerly Stste Treasurer. and Ma. Bethe Brown
wife Of Z. G. Brown, md daughter Of uon. Johz
7. stuart.
| THk LCH4A4D9.
! The Lombard B.tthert gasc concert This even
Ing 1t the Opera House. Tbs house w*a vel
allied. sid the s1oeIrR Of the Lunbssda and Cap
tstn Church vas received With great applause, u
| WAS slso the remarkable skill displayed hJ Louil
Raymond, In nanipu'atlrg piano forte ant
organ At the same tine, and carrying sloug tn
| different al1s.
TIE aocK 1sIAnD RAILROAD ETH.
The bill to clasaify Raslroad Directors, whicl
! T.. tn hA fr h& fSfA NJ th%
ItiaId d Road, md which passed tho Honso \ fts
days niree, Tas considered BY the sen
a,c Hallroad COMMITTEES this evening. MI
Speaker Corw1u and GcorRo O. Campbell, 9
I Ottawa, kddsefsed the eom.1!ttee u bthA
Of the Rock Island Railroad. and II. c. Goud
! aud Melville II. Full'r. Of Chicago, In opooalho
| to the bill and in behalf OF the New York stoc1
bod n. The committee came 70 no decision, br
will have Aaoher meeting fos diseusslon Of th
question tomorrow evening, The opinion
| gaining strength that the bill wlu b. fcpar+e
back W!lh Recommendation that 1t pasa.
! LEGISLATIVE.
: srAuar1z1p, March ..
sKNATE.
, RxsoLCT1ox FOB HEcTss.
,,a ss,s 9S.
E ~ p'i I'LL h.. 1ts e. pro1iso IL IL. 10 ou.ae,
b done ~. The feetss except 70 reeetre E1ecs
Bills wefe iut1oducen:
!. B5 Mt. WARD To amend the law relative
wills rtjallye 10 the earnings Of married WoueI
| autE olizing the publ1cs ton Of laws In the Ch
: cago Lg1t Aescs. Referred to the 1udtc11z
Committee.
afrIs FAssED.
!, The following were pasted: Incorporating 7
= e3ty OF 0nx4ea; Incorporating Milton C1tJ; II
= to1poFx1ug Yates CITY Amending the charter
< t. Rock 1sI3ud 4 ST. Luuta Ralfrofd: ptoy!di1
{ for hold NJ sodtktonA te1ua Of courts In Il
, Elsttt Ctr ult.
u TEX AlooxAgTcH BoxD 1r1L
= | Tht ypec1A utdef. See veto BY sAe Governor (
the bill authorizing BLOOMINGTON to issue hcnt
= To feiubur-e the Chtea4o h Alton Railroad for i
| e1ttr2 their machine ahops theft, Wa taken q
On the question eh1ll the bill pafs uptwftosttu
. Ing ine Goyetnots op1ecstons. H. ACNutf
!. mace staft rnent Of Rte re2sons for the fnHodu
q | uon cf this bil and urged I passage a. mo
. | In portant neAkure for Bloontngtpu
. III. WARD thought .he 1oresuoF's objection
}: wesu we'll taken, aan should be caErfn II coua1
q | ered b. the senatc. Tne point WAs ira. puol
taxes ltt prop n to b. hyied for private pu
. | posta. 1ne veto vas based on fnsuce, rtssoa q
,, Law, ard he hoped the Senate would Eutc to 81
e Ii, MUNN dssser&td from the <iews of Il
E! 1cverrcr, ~ expressed in The 4eso naesaa2
u Utt r. lAxys II eminent and learned u LIS
u ceNcpcy took IN cppoAlte view Of tle Awt ma
:, co.t c1ced with them md balieEed tho bill saou
~ pses.
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