The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-05-27
PENNSYLVANIA LEGISLATURE.
Senate.

Senates
HARRIsBURG, May 27.-rbe Senate met at 1890 A. NJ,
and SR by the %b we're appointed
committee the part of the Senate to act with
mtee the part Of the House of Representatives e in
ready adjourn sne die II NJ who subsequently re-
formed them he had no further communication make
The Deputy Secretary of the Commonwealth presented
oluding the General Appropriation bill. ,..
With the o%ns
m e Z g. ts IS 1
On yacatng the chair the late Speaker returned thanks
to his brother Senators for their courtesy and kindness in
aiding snn, him IN the Mr. Of his duties as s
Mr. Rusan ho adminsl cred the oath Of Office
the s an nas
a s as s o bs %ad ability with
ALI the Senators voted with the exception of Mr.
The usual resolutions of thanks to the chief clerks
assistant and tauscrbng clerks and other officers of the
Senate also to the reporters OF the Lsgsaoe Journal and
At l2 o'clock M. the Speaker adjourned the Senate
number of presents made by the different officers
1T has become apparent that bill repeating so much
of the OTss w S oR 9Rqn pS
and Is now before the Governor One bill of this kind was
SSs the @aoSy Of the delegation
knew nothing of it'll
The House met at 10 A M, being the last day of the
Mr. Hewett offered resolution of thanks to the cler
of the House for their courtesy and attention during the
MT JshnsSn offered resolution Of thanks to James Fl
which he has presided during the present
sion. Passed unanimously,
The special commiteesito wait upon tire Governor and
the Senate to inform them that the House was ready to
Mr. Skinner offered resolution rendering thanks to all
the officers of the House for their attention to their bus
Passed unanimously. -
r Elliott rendered the thanks of the House to the
Speaker in a brief speech.
Mr.: Strang, the part of the House. presented the
Speaker with gold watch and geld chain in few elo
Mr MsIshal in a pleasant speech, presented large
photograph of the Speaker to that officer The pcture
MIR Rein ehi on to part of Chief CLERK Selfrdge pre-
sented the Speaker with goldbound gavel with sppro'
pirate inscriptions. CO., -,
Selfrdge with a silver wster pitcher 49, 49,,
Mr.. Mann made farewell speech, in which he mighty
comphmented the Speaker, and'speke feeingy OF his
Mir PHeger presented from the keepers to Chief
Clerk SelTidge a gold headed cane. -
Mr. Reinoehl, for the 1ranscribng Oerks' presented
Chief CLERK Seridge with or articles OF silver liable
M Cummings asked the unanimous consent of the
an attempt pass his n resolution fer the election of
a aIieutenant Governor
MIR Smul Resident Clerk in appropriate remarks pre-
sented the Speaker with syermounted lnkssand with
message Was received from the Governor signing the
bill appropriating extra to the members and the
sWitb SsgaTd to the latter says it lis half million
of what opinion ought to be in the
late hour received aat night and length of
the session. accept the least OF two evils without
desiring to be regarded favorpg all its provisions
Srang said he endorsed fully the views of the GOV
Two thousand copies of the general laws Of this
| sion were ordered for the MEMBERS
Sneaker tbb then adjourned the House stne dte IN
verv brief Speech thanking the members, oeers and
| clerks for their kind attention and assistance