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ing TINT connection shall not bo mado with tho
city aeWora without tho consent Of tile city au-
tlorlties wna adopted.
TIE nuafs1E1 INVESTIGATION.
Tho I1oueo devoted moat Of tile afternoon to
considering tho report Of tho Rummol Invoati-
Msss4s EMn Se9nRo md ePoSsSs Rooa 'ns sS S e. e
majority report and by h1r. poltzer on bohalf Of
the minority. After windy discussion. tho pre-
anble, sotting forth that Afr. Runmoll domalidod
$50 more than ho had already rocoived, and
recommended b.. tho majority, were adopted.
Tho resolution directing the Attorney General
TO proceed and recover money oYerpaid vas
The dovo1nor signed tho bill providing for tho
sa1o of Illinois Central Railroad lands, and bill
u, providing for tho collection Of Chicago taxoa
Thoao are emergency acts: -
THE; TEMPERANCE LAW.
III. Carpenter, from lilo Temperance COM
mittoe, reported against tho passage OF bill
striking tho landlord clauso from tue. Tomper-
anco law, making tho ponalty ilno or fmprisou-
ing for the unrestricted salo Of und;stillcd
liquors. spoochos woro made. mud the report Of
tho Committee was conourred in-yoas. 70;
nays, 26--au emphatic expression OF the sentl-
mont OF the House on tho liquor question.
CooK. COUNTY COURTHOUSE DI1t.
The Senate passed tho House bill to submit to
tho people Of Cook County, at tho November
eloetlon, tho propagation to iBaue ono and half
million bonds to build a Court-House.
COUNTY COURT JURISDICTION.
Tho extension Of tho jurisdiction of County
Courts is approved by members from the north
orn part OF the State, whore tho courts havo q
surfoit Of buaineHu, and is favored by the south
orn mombors whero County Judges tave timo
enough to aond an occasional orirninsl to tho
Ponitontiary besides doing all the probate buB-
ness. Tue bill repeating tho bill extending tho
turiadiction Of these courts MAS ordered to
third reading to-day to accommodate the north,
and supplementary bill was introduced giving
tho courts Jurisdiction in civil cases to $500, and
In cases Of miadomoanor, and allowing four jury
terms eyory year, inatcad of twelve as now pro.
yidod by Law.
THE pra SWAP.
Tho Senate bill allowing Chicaro md the
United States to swap lots was road first tin,o
in the Houne. OF courao there il no Objection
SUPREME COURT REPORTS,
House bill 497. providing for tho publication
of the Supreme Court Reports at $3.50, giving
The roportor the exclusive beneft and eo1nyr;ebff
of opinions for three yoars: and no other COM
pengptiou, An amendment to the bill making
tho price 60 volume was pending, whom ti1ns
WA caIlot1 on {. snoca) nr,1ar 7' HAMA "''.@'
VOTING PLACES IN TOWN ELECTIONS
Tho bill allowing tho uBo Of the regular polls
at town olectlonB came up In the House OIL itH
third reading, Mr. Dolton calling it up. Mr..
Hopkins did not display his occasional indn-
ponaonco in opposing tho bin for no very good
h. ;1.;afs ~ i,tro3,,ea iottan ,s.,.t' es'io ~ ta
~ Iosto1 mitttIu ~ ~.
would intorforo with some squad OF politicians
who want to run that town. 80 Mr. Chr
4av aon'S "~o ' int ~. n,o ~ III,
nnis II tLo nrinc;nia of t1at hlf ,raa ot,rroat
~ Ton smo - arn1,ia a's "at nt maa eolrGot
un,co +, innc ntotion ovor t1,o iii on5 a 49,
n;na4 T. NI- hrm.tronn ~ Tnhn1i ""1 I,a7 .Gt
It. Mr. Motif. with the inspiration Of een;,,s
anocaafod tlaf II ti,a tovna ~ Gbicsao 6uus ~
pop1lous to vote at ono polIinp-n1nco' thcv
should DO cut up into smaller towns. III. Con, Con-
on9il or In t,,sice 10 nhic"sn a -
nf mini In tI;d not hei;6vn thera a,n,1 m
nnaan1 ,onorn) INV onn,icnl1n to ia ctata ~, ~
!3,U ~ oscommo;1ato thaf c;tv ~ viz es"'o BILL
W;orar ern,,o1 Is IT, ~. LII ,,a
rtai i ncaao H. IN tno ~ aa aoe appy
~ o1,octnrs b,t M nonLma a1,,.t ~, ~ 1oy
ro;uinn tGa nn;nt In ha;1 a,tc,.an Aafnr, % w ~
1sraiyo,i trfe] to snro tin iii; 3,nt Il vac haatan
"a to ". ~ - "N'N '''S '14'' "' ~ ""' ~'"''A
hftor Reconsideration. II was rocom,nittca to
+hn commlttoo ~ T,ouns1,in f,rgan;gat;nn int
nnt,,1na ean ho 5nno to malta II sorv;ranb'a ~
+1,o no13;n1 aicct;nn, ''''''' - IVA 'N~0~0%o W.
'Do e'AA6 aeoIonIoA1, spro1,rEys,
odncstion"i @ % ;netitutiona: ] '''"' u in'e'e7' 10
oe.,oas -. -.'.w ~ 80 ,.,... ~ ~,
" Su M rs sa . ~ t e and
mens found Ia tic Stale and causo toln to be- eiiy
he properly arranged in cabinot, md depoaiod IN
some apartment In convoniont to The Capitol Said
ss shall BE- aulclently large to furnsn specimens to
a! institutions ee !easntng within ths State which are
% % tna K II IT. hs 1rs Or
1t, .nd to IL sbssered nsitat!oas asto of
ceedinga, and which keep up regular System Of o.
changes with other like inatitutions.
THE CIRCUIT BILL,
Tho scnato passed tic House bill providing
that tho present Circuit Judges sl,all continue
In Office untilther officers ara oloctcd in tho nav
circuits Ths Is supplementary % to tho ri Circuit ,c
Apportionmant BILL and tic laftor can now bo
signed by tic Governor. porhnps tIoro VIVA no
nocosnity for tho bill, but It removes ali doubts
and makos litigation safo.
Tho Senate has before 1t a bill to pay the Til
son claim-an old friend whogo familiar; foatnros
arc unchangod-to tho amount Of el8, 1856, 10. for
equipments furnished tho State to lid iu al1p-
pressing tho 1ate rebellion" Bucl, is tho pstri-
otto language of tho BILL aud 1t iB expected that
tho LOYALTY OF tho Qoneral Assembly will carry
through thiB claim, rojcctod by its predecessors.
r.ouHE p1I.1. NO. 800.
Tho debato in tho Senate. yesterday, on bill
ID, which, US tho readers Of The TRIBUNE arc
tailed upon ctleH by tho legislation Of the Twon-