, 1873-04-02
County to submit tho Court-1In.tBo bond quoB-
lion 10 tho poople ut tho November election.

County to submit tho Oollrt-HoaBo bond quoB-
lion 10 tho pcople ut tho November election.
LANDLORDS AND TENANTB.
The bill relating to landlords and tonanta,
bo!ng dlgent Of ali tho laws nnd a1nontlnaonta
adopted since 184B, paaBol tho House. It aiforB
from tho prcsont Inv III not requiring personal
eoryico WHOM tho residence Of the defendant in
unknown. Notice may DO given ns III cason Of
attachment.
The bill compelling logal notices to 10 pub
1sllod in tle papor dosignatod by tic plaintif IN
auite, paaaod tito 11ouao.
TOWN INDEBTEDNESS. ...
Tho House passed. tho emergency bill allowing
towns aud Villages having a surplus Of money
raiHod for town road and bridge purposes. to a1,-
propriato tho same to tho Payment of indebted.
moss o1iating against BuoA town or vil1ago, a'itl
for no othor purpose.
THE HOUSE COMPULSORY EDUCATION n1IL :.
came up on spoolal ortlor. 1t provides TINT
children botwoen Q md "A years ahau attonta
school threo months III tho years, anu. III caso
ply thoin with hoohu and clothing. Mr. strcotor
oTered an amendment providing tliat the chill
d1on should perform ,nnnl.nl labor throo montha
iu tho preceding year boforo being entitled to
bolioyod 1t was nccoaaary TINT the muscles
should 10 educated, md that physical doyofop-
mout was ~ necessary as intelloctual. Mere
intellectual education produced nothing bnt
%sn eo''ntsy tD0 sens sn{ g paent rghs looking for
sollnois to tcaeh. Tloy aGou1d bring up children
to belioyo that man lad to earn lila braad by tho
ewont Of l,ia brow. LhzineHs waa foBterel BY tho
present falAo system Of education, aud children
1yero bred to tho notion that manual lnbor WAS
degrading. Boys and .girla wero taught to do
spiso work, and feared to mnrry zach othor.
Physical md montal trimming should go hand in
hand. Mr.. Snow rotnindea'tha HouHe that thero
woro 1, 176 childron IN tho State reported as not
attending achooll, and Thousands OF street Arabs
wero ulroported.- nfr. DradWol1 was III favor Of
tho bill. Would t1iey compol rich mon who
contributed to support common schools TO pay
thoir money and not have their children take ad-
vantage Of 1t and bo tanght2 T WAS wrong. to
the Germans to wipe out tho French nation. Mr.
Qninn tool. tho gonoral ground tint parents
were sufficiently Interested in their children to
educate tham. lIo read from the Penitontiary
mon wore inmatcg Of tho priaon, md that
knowledge alone WAS not q preventive Of crlnlo.
Educated mon iii high plnces woro found guilty
Of orimee, and stock jobbors and grain gamblora
who robbed thotr victims without compunotlon
Warner said the State, which had invested $40,
900, 600 In education, should compel parents to
Bivo children their rights. Mr. Rico made tho
best speech In favor of tho bill, contend
Ing among other things that orphan ohildren
attend SCHOOL, Tho further consideration of tho
bill was postponed until Friday. It will scarcely
pnss the House, but It 1t should reach the
beuato 1t will probably 1neot tho fato Of airni-
lar bill, which was loleadad,
THR WILLIAMSON WAREHOUSE BILL.
WAS read first timo in tho House, under sus.
pcusion OF tho rules, aud roforrod to tho Waro.
house Committee. '''
nEAI. ESTATE EXCHANGE.
Tho bill allowing. the Chicago and Unitct
States roal estate exchange came up on itf
third roa{ling, but owing to an informally, 7yas
postponcd on Nlr. 'Rountree's motion. until Fri
day morning. .'
LANE FRONT.
Mr. Jowett returned this morning to th'
scene Of hiH Industrious oxertions againa
the ropeal Of the Lako Front act. It Il
understood that ho still choriHhes th,
hope OF referring tho bill to tho Judiciary Com
mitteo, and TINT his friends in tho sonato boas
their ability to oboy his wishes, but. In case o
failuro, It ia stated m effort will BIO mado tt
amend tho bill 80 TINT it's passage shall not offcc
my, right required under tho net to bo repealed
suoh All amendment would 'emascu1ato tho bill
and Is not likely to be adopted.
Mr. Taylor, Of Chicago lingors horo.