, 1873-03-13

10 furnish circuit for ovcry man Nno Was Was
candidate tor Judge There Woro Gfe fha hiif
and deniou TINT thcre was my trado WIN In;S Tug
for Ills part that there was ang traao Ntr Ntr'
Quinn inquired who mado tho onarso. H. ntr
Hountroo sa tho Chicago 79taes for ano. nit
Quinn said 1t war not . good authority authority Inc
ill was rooommiitod Without division. 4
WOMEN Az SCHOOL. oFr1onns. =,
Nfr. Drondwoll achievoda q triumph for tho latlos
lie Ii largo Vote of 1ol to 90, Of tho bill allowing
them to be elected school ohscers.
BoL1,1Eny MONUMENT.
Mr. osaoya bill approliatng 't ,iona top
onument ovor tho eoIHiela aa nl1un ~ shon H.
Jones @ opposed It because 1t could do tho dead
no good and would Take money out OF tue pook-
ots Of tho living. beaIdoa being q s1 stea1'
a1r: Casey denied that IT. t.o,,a wHH a1na1; atoa
appropriate am s5 to each load soldier, to eommon!-
ornto Noir services. Mr, Savage and Mr. BroAa"
weli holped to aavo tho bill, Which passed.
LIABILITY OF COMMON CARRIERS.
Tho Thompson sennto bill. prohibiting the
rcsusotatod. aud placed in tile oTaer Oh th'lo
reading. -.....
TIE CIRCUIT JUDGE DILL.
Mr. Waite presented the petition o. IL, tno pnr
favor of allowing Judges from other circuits TO
preside IN Cook County Courta.
GOAL. M1NEna.
Tho Senate refused to raeB tho bill repeating
the act prohibiting boya under Il to WORK IN coal
mines. -.-. ,..
The stato-House 81 900, GOD appropriation bill
was ordered to second reading In tho Senate
nA1Lr,AD AND WAREHOUSE COMMISSION.
The Governor having watched tho mootings
held In various parts Of tho stato on tho railroad
question, has concluded that thoy wero held r. r.
respective Of party, and thattt Woula opsopeILor
tho Commissioners who nro to enforce tie Laws,
and aoleot mon recommended by their 1tnosa to
discharge tho responsible duties dcyolving upon
them THIS Wow has beon coincided in ny ., d
those days Of minority representation, aTe wll
q" Of" giving tho minority a veto on
tho Board. 1t is safe to state on excellent ~,
tho oTy IL n nat swa gs1MtanSGo M So OF IN day
or two. Either ex-senator Albums, Of Stephen
son, OF John P. Royno'ds, OF Cook, will be one
Of tho Republicans, and John Pearson, OF MAG
aon tho other Mr. Adams is f9rqsr Toa Toi-
islaturo Tor sixtoon yonrs. Ho vii! probably get
tho preference over Reynolds. The latter waH
eecrotary OF tho State Agricultural Board 1of
many years. and ia now its President 20 tnSfe ,tn
| cedonts. Mr. Pearson has also pastoral o.
vol az moro essential qualifications. hay-
ing been engaged for many ,yeara IN
t tho manufacture Of agricultural implements a.
Alton. and he now tills farm four mlloB from
TINT city. He is reported to DO d man Of fine
general information, aud we'll posted in current
| events Tho minority man will 10 David 4
Brown, Of sangamon, = well-known Democrat M n z
these parts President. last year, Of the State
Board Of Agriculture, and somewhat famous az
4 breeder Of stock. Thcre cannot be, very muct
doubt Of their confirmation, "a the minority vii
swing in with tho Republicans aud yoto to con
firm. Ihoro arc Homo BOUT Nepubilcane Wilt
f1xrn
these should fall to go through, there are still
| three o.hcr mon in the State who will.