, 1875-03-25


OF tho journal this morning, Jones, Of Jo Do
ylcss, gayo notice that OIL behalf Of other u1om-
hers md himself l,e should enter their protest
against tho action Of tho House yesterday Ia or
doring sonato bill No. 2o4 (rcrcaliug tho negiB-
try act) to third rsadinE, with their reason of
liasons, and ask to havo tho anmo ontered upon
the journal. Thtd wnH In rurauanco Of nh ngroe-
mont arrived at In Republican CAUCUS last night,
when committee YVES appointed to prepare the
protest, which will probably bo presented to-
morrow. 1n that oycnt, lively timo may bs ex-
pccsed
nANT1N's FAUX rA4
Tho Solcct Committee appointed to Investigate
tho alleged attempt ut bribery OF menlbor il,
boIlalt Of or by tho Chicago Stocl-Yards Com
pany reported finding tho Charge uufountled,
and submitting resolution calling upon Lam
dtigau to withdraw tho romarks which led to tho
investigation, and Rnnkin to explain his stato-
ments upon which those Of LandrIgnn woro
made. lnndrigau withdrew his remarks. md
leave waa granted Ranlin to explain,
Which ho did by saying that ho hadn't
authorized tho infereuco 1sawn from bis re-
n!nrks. Tho fact as reported by the Committee Ia
that there was no foundation whatever for tho
charge. nankin wanted some information rola-
tive to tho Union Rendering Company; Wroto to
John Adams, Of that Company, about 1t, and Ad-
aus suggcatal that ho call on him (Adasns) for
Information when he cumo to Chicago. Rankin
did 30, and, in convctaation about tho Stock
YardB Adams said it Rankan wantod to regulate
them they wny to do 1t waB to buy up tue stock
aud on :as. was buaed tho whole charge OF at-
t0tnptea bribery.
THE DlLL REGULATING c1tAn1TAnLE INSTITUTIONS.
Tho right OF women to tho samo pay rs mon
for doing tho like scrytco for the btnso Ia tho
rnffr1 ritnf1n mi
this morning, on motion Of Glaflan to reconsider
tho vote by which Gortlon's amendment to the
bill cod!fyng tho laws relative to charitable iu-
Btitutioua was adopted. Gordon'a amendment
| female employees as aforesaid. Without any
argument I'll ita fnvor, tho motion to roconaitlor
was carried, ,-.e,yidons1y upon no other impulse
! than tho prejudice against extending to womon
| who have to earn their OWL living opportunities
| equal to those enjoyed by mon.
The question thon recurring On tho anend-
mont, clatin opposed 1t on tho score Of economy.
Plenty Of feulals teachets could bo hired 1t
wcro oqunllzed with that Of tho mnle toao{i-
ers would get e1,200. Tho amendment Ind
boon tackled upon tho bill to kili It, Tho pro-
/ vious question WAS catod upon tho conclusion
| lost,
On tho question Of ordering tho bill to q third
reading, Herrlngton attacked tho bill Al one for
the creation Of . bureaucracy. such ~ Was not
MAuteu III t1lio DtatS. !! Ao opjoEs u tHo MAplc
bill HnB to enlarge the powers OF tho Btata
Doard Of Education. and to p!aco tho Secretary
Of the Board at tho head OF tic now buroa,,.
Gordon attacked tho BILL on tho same grounds.
Tho btlt waa otdolcd to third reading.
| CENTENNIAL.
The bill nppropriating $4,000 to defray the
expenses OF the Illinois representatives at tho
Centennial was orticrod to d third reading. Tho
same bill was ordered to . Third roadiug in tbs
Sonato.
coNu1rrEE nEronTs.
Tho Appropriation Committee reported back
| thirteen bills making appropriations for State
institutions, NTH amendments reducing tho ap-
preparations In ali $4,000. OF Which $4,000 Ia
| cut from tho Southern 1nenne Asylum appropri-
| at}on