, 1873-03-11
STATE LEGISLATURES.
INDIANA.


SENATE
Special Dispatch fo Tho Chicago Tribune.
1N31ANAPoLts, Ind, March 10'-Ihls was the
last day OF tho soasion, and unftnished business.
excopt the passage OF bllls, WAS closed up as fal
as practicable.
Tho Senate adopted a resolution Of thanks to
tho Ltoutonant-G Governor for tho honost, faith
ful, and impartial conduct OF tho bualnosH ol
tho Senate that had characterized 1ltH discharge
Of tho d,ttes Of presiding officer.
The Joint 0onmittoo, to whom had been ro-
ferrod tho books, vouolhore, snd reports Of tho
Superintendent Of Indiana Soldiers and Sea-
A message WAS received from tho Governor,
returning Senate bill No. "A, to 1ogalize tho aota
OF County Commissioners In cortain casos, with
his objections.
Tho Senate joint resolution No. 10, in rotor
onco to the conduct Of Bs1ftB against rnilruad
corporations on behalf Of tho State, by the At
tornoy- General, WAS returned from tho House,
with tho amondmont providing for tho dis
missAl of such B11its on the direction in writing,
which waB conourrcd in. ---.-'
A resolution Was adopted. authorizing Bonator
WRdge to accompany tho Attorney General to
Springfield, ILL.,, and look aftor the intereata Of
tho State IN connection with tho Calumet Dunn
to exceed $780,.
A concurrent resolution was adopted appoint.-
ing committee Of three from tho Senate, and
the snme number, from tho House, to procure
thorizing thom to onor $4,000 premium
Tor shs % %same g 'oo9 @ ter the bcst, 1900 for the
6ocola pesI, anu Vaou LOT tHo tn1ru peht. hnu fe-
poTf r., sne same 70 sae IN no1s donetel Assembly
oonot 3a u spo senate Tae areoted to
cpnSGs ef Tue posll9ns 1or rem9nalrances against
t toe A aompulanee 70 nv T. te number "ne potitonsd
,,nda 1ur ana ts W ~ spae upon Inc journals
ttn.. .mo noae'7 u wv eo"ns'os 1soh "heaco
'ngy Tbo oatnS; Monao ,o,r+ roao,,,t,o, ,r,.,u
.mandmcnts n tha romsti,,ttn pro'ng inss ,or
o5nntad ""'' "A'n 0o1no sNAonoino"'h' "e1o
">tTfseIi TfRa Io,.. HIN. xo.o1.,o,, ,,n,~,u, A.,
commiasionors ~ tho Hnnsn - Wot,[1n tao
nona IN i1nnror;nr tba hr;id;,,a ~ ~ o,,s ~
r. Wafnre nv a,,n 'io ioft aftar H. =!
H. s.1s o,,,rnJr,atad ~ t,,a 9 snu q
otio,, XII X TX roapa 1G7e nnS 1aHt
~. % IL 4ot t1o 1o'o "no Aof4' "as 1a1a on
"a conc. noncnr,ont roao,nt;on ,roa aao,to5 r,oao;no
tho fath Of tho state to tho % avnopt ~ te sm
,.dny ~ r. e1ponaou anaor me resolution au-
- Htatn e;t}, ~ H. euSfaLafS, and Auoitor
~ t%e inasno @ avn, @ 70 t. the nnpesansenaens
tbe oreoton ~ ~ sfnns aeS, nsePa
l1is lnsano on tno GROUNDS now occupied Tor that
PVT purpose, o. cost not 70 o1ceod S60o,-
ovg, ana l.. tnae tho g., M same oitlceTa be
autnorlznq 90 10 eompes9 tho Hetofmatory 1pstitu-
tton M H., ioI women ann arls tof tho temporary use
OF tne insane ne p@eoplo @ OF tho state, at cost not
TO e3eeea Ydv,uoo. , 49,
coIat;ee was apPolnseu 20 WALL On tno
aoVefhor, VINO reported that 40 had no further
reG9mmenaasfohs G52 ne 70 maKo to the senate.
Ihe senate then adjourned sine die.
HOUSE. ....
JOINT resolution vas adopted to amend the
ioulth bocsion OF ftic!e OF the constitution,
20 feaa as foilo"e; ~ general elections shall
ne uelu VI tLo heconu Iuesuhy OF NoVem0or,
and al ollicere shall then be elected, unless
otn9t"lse p1o41oea " law;
me vote On Joint resolution against capital
panlenment resulted IN tie-33 TOR, W agatnst.
~ a resolution to bring the roputod editor of tho
sehtanet oe1ore the House to answer Tor gross
nfeaoh OF pflV1lege IN charging corruption upon
tho spoaker and tho House ~ retorence to tho
Printing bill, was offered and thon Withdrawn,
upon the ground that tho Hou8o posaeBaed no