, 1875-01-29

tt,ut MP; nn then whispered iIf lin cat. !'nn-
ufa.5 tu:y.tl n. tho t.oat-tn,la # tho gentleman
iri1u lfsrfin. nt,l nrn DcinfurntiG gij}1ra wcr1
fnstrnesi MI 1,a shoulders, hut the GentInnIaiI
frnm lERr'lln fa"r'a nat. Freezing tiltn-eIf ns't1
his coattailA fIeiA I'nlnu:aic lals, l's irnnt'-
" 'ircara 10 hail got tllo H'r n1"l was' Bhu'Gto
to hnl 1t.
H. th;n jup.turc thu gentleman ws. c:ltrnppni
in1 vGk1il,g tic tD.r tn sOHrbrtv. J:"H r'''":
fsniy c1sn got 1t, nftcr which t'lntr' rna' nltl
askoI If isn hal;t the floor, waH told i'c !'"nt,
and didn't Ent nsf hit great Do'tne1a''c ric.cii.
tII. UtUH TIlE1iEp WATERS.
iiliH little nnit.no teElc:l to bsin. members to
Il L:tter temper, n,ri. nftr JollnHop. ot llhrios
1nhes t,lc't IN 'op'y to Aotiln .tF'";'srrH s'i l
rittH tho lsual en!eilts, hal uaaa ia h,eec|
in mE,ieI, ha dec.afcd tho lntlcFoAtcnt"' III
an regarded the Democrats, tEo
previous 11:Atiuu w:n callcfl. md MerrittH
resolution icf"rrl1 tho subject o. tho cnrre,tlo1'
u tho recnl,i M Ia vnseh witch had hcen
verified, wha esrrrti. 's,,, whether iHnlaps
vntn shall IN: ca,,Hol oi, tho recosd ro:,al,.s
determined.
BY leave, Armstrong AMI ArwcdRon. WHO wnto
abssnt yesterday, wcra permitted to rocod th?lt
yDtes III ayor or tho Louisiana tntrnEu r,ss,lu
tio.,, making the total ayn yute ia r. Is noes o,
tie fourth rntout1ull. II Ddiilai}s veto 10
counted, tho yoto will ptaud u Kyes to 70 1oat.
II is rlain,ed this nso.ug TINT Moaes, ot Scott.
yrtnL no. lilo il rocutetod an not voting, but
i!oHca. who was In lin seat to-tlav, maI3
ar' statement "}atnTcr as 70 thIr. 'ot
,Aa H. ,nc1tinnnd tic Il ior. II ia nlAu Claimed
la. .nIli:t,, Of Will retngiel m 1IoL voting,
viii .niin Affidavit TINT he vo.mi 1ln which atli-
dayt will ri6o bo prchcnted to tllo IInusc. Iba
would Huye the veto OIL ttlo fourth resolution,
All! un final alet,ston Of tho ,;Aole, tic. The
,:enclal sentiment pf Republican mcFhbers to-
night ii thai Tho rasulntlo.!h wert, esrfled by
Fraudulent Hor,sL. 1y tllo !nlas, T. tis WHO thu
''faaser himself having soeu III might've voto.
10 the resolutions, Ill tnct, ":ra defeated.
HrEtHEn NA1SEs.
Il IN 1ow nore tiian EyeE nanilcH. tint. with
a..
nature Ut q special iirIetsa:;ul Of Prevalence
intervene. tlIo remainder ut tue EcsEioi vii lc
Grittcrcl away. Nltetl.er Intentionally rr ',shrt
wise, llo ,lA'1y inyi.os parliamentary hralls by
llairrl]itting suggestions Us H1adei' Eltarp rHl-
int;s, by Al1nbhing ilenlAeis Who li+vo proyoloI
]lila, nutl by encouraging diHcMass1n Ut parla-
1nesitarv 2,;,iuts wholly rrcvclant to the bu..,eHs
bofnre tlsa iin'lse. Ilo aAtl1tee to Lila H:'al-
judgment rulings with astonishing tciasitF.
and il.s'sta nl'on it taas tho independents
a;sl Dsn,osrata shall stnnd by hin, III
them ali. 1ir roo1na to regard 1t aH h'A sole
llliHuion hers, to ret the Irstoleichts and }cnn-
cras4 to stand by llin. Nightly. Ilh gets ti,e In
dopchcHt cauciis together foT tho purpose Of
fstcI,,ng ticu to Hand by him, whieli is ncco,n
pli1lled after tcnipentlons soasona Of IRON swo
to fnttr hours. How much longer tho c'sslc1a will
pe balgered is Il r4nttor of doubt. Tie De:nu-
eraln arc in despair ut tho prospect. Tu-IliHll.
M tho tlarnisr ressurt, t!icg talk a( organizing
permanent cauc,1s to arrange ~ to what Ha ho
tho order Of hl1Eincsn for each 'lAy. Their
object il 70 aek tho i!ibuRtornE with lceititnato
balslilcss aud push through tha mora lnipor;a.
bills. but 70 long 1IhliaH trains the llrtprcH
e,tsan they stut,d by him, aa thorlo,h effort
.,f the Drtlocrhtic leaders will prove bnaticss.
1hoy realize tbiA, aud what 1nakca it geEi them
tile moro ia that they EaHpect Halncs is training
for tho Goyernorship in tS7G. Tonight stoBca
.efIa mo ho t1id not ascertain. until after al
jourlilneDt tu-day that hls vote was hot record
Cd against tho fourth resolution. 1lo was in his
scat voted no. mud has snals affidavit of that
fGct, which will 10 rane. in tho H0nse TOMORROW.
Crawford mid Doydston also mado oath that
Noses voted no.
sE1ATE.
Tho Committee on l'ona! Institutions reported
baci thc lIo',so resolution for tile appointment
Of bpcciai Jont committee TO Investigate the
pcntent,sry !abor-contracts ctc., a1,d tocotn-
fneltdeu that tic Senate concur thc1ein. Tha
Joint resolution was lost-ycns, IL; nays, ~.
i resolution, waa then Moptal referring the liz
vestiyntion to tho Standing Committee OH Fcnal
Casoy's bill rclatlve to Masters in C!nanccry,
providing that, m dosnani Of either party whora
reference IL ordetod. it shal bo to Special fas+
ter, was taken upon tho SECOND rradiNs,
tco. This bilt ia designed to abolish tile
Assistant Jndges, wlto, in o1Bity caAcs, figure Us
professional Masters, and loac.ically dispose Of
ellapccry suits in many instances.
GOVERNMENT or CITIES.
Mr. Duchlor introduced d bill relative to tho
appointment aid removal Of city officials. 1t
copfers ulon tue Mayor tho power Of appoint
nlent. with tho concurrence OF ma jo.ity Of all
mnde elective by law The Mayor may remove
my Ench official whenever. in hts opinion, tho
interests Of tho city require II. III aucil
caBo he alnll report tho removal and
reasons therefor to tho Council Mt its
next regular meeting. If tho counci.. by
q vote, OIL nycs Rnd lioes, Of tWo-thrds Of nll
tlle ,nomtarA, hhall dsnrproso tic removal. tho
officer ullal be restored 70 his position and shall
give L new bond for tho discharge Of his ofcinl
dutius. The Mayor may appoint ally suitable
person to discharge thu duties Of any ofics from
whici. tho Incumbent alAll bo removed. 10 hold
until llis s1ccchHor iB Hplainted enl qualified
until the pcrBon relnuyed is rcstnrea IN his
nl;ce, III before provided. Tho bill! also author-
MI ordinance, order. Or resolution aopro-
1riating or providing Tor Tia expenditure
Of money and may approve tho remainder of
Aucl ordinance, etc., and throe-fourtl,a yoso of
tile whofo Council sllalt 10 required to PASS such
an appropriation over lin se.o.
Dill. TO saIollIER THE l:A1InoAn Act.
4 bill 10 repeal Secs 81 md 10 Of TIM I;aiIrond
net wa introduced BY Leo. The for,aos IL the
tales for leRaar distance to be pro suta accord
1iIE 10 tioao for greater diatances. OF, other
wur,tB, to mako tue ratea for through aud local
traffic tile Hanaa per milo. Tho ninety.third
aaetl9n Is that Which requires the isailxny
and Warehouse Commission to catatliBll freight
schedules limiting tho maximum charges. Tho
second section Of tho bill provilcs TINT tho
Commission slall Institute no suit for violation
Of tue provisions Of tho act except rpon caln-
platnt in writn; OF tho party uySreiyod, maao
within ten days after the act complained Of.
Tho bill IL passed, would leayo very llttle of tue
Railroad act in forco, according to tile intolrre-
tuition put OIL it by antt-railroatl 1no1ubera Tho
CitZenH Association bills for tho amendment Of
the M,nlcipR! Incorporation ast woro introduced
by Kelloo.
CONNECTION.
Tho State.Honso diRpatcll of Yesterday should
laya read I" Hiss atked it Tho Btate-llotso bad
advanced moneys to richardson. Jusles and Mo-
Coy explained that 9l5 600 OF EN-, ,0O1 wan w}at
Richardson owed the Penitentlary Oh hs labor
CONTRACT"
MICHIGAN,
MICHIGAN TROUT TO BE STARED from sEyNEs.
Sptciai Drsnatch 10 j7s Chtcaau Tribune.
LANsINo, Mich, Jan. 45.--Tbo usual batch OF
petitions wore received to-day, relating chiefly 10
tho liguor-traflo und to ths County Euporintend-
ents OF Scloola. A1r. Hubert, Of uoughton,
gavc notice OF I bill nfohthitipy uuder heavy