, 1877-04-25
A Large Amount of Business
Transacted by the ILL.,
nois Legislature.
Tho Senate Passes the Rob-
inson Cook County
Commissioner
Bill.
Te1t Of the. Measure as Finally
Aborted by Those Who
Loved It Not,
Passage Of the Vagrant Bill,
Which Now Goes to tho
Governor.
The Semi.WeakIy Members in the
f7ou5e He1use TO Expose
Their Record.
4 Painstakfng. Exhibit Made
Public, However, by Our
Correspondent.
6ome Instances Of Remarkable Fidelity.
and Many Of Disgracefal
Neglect.
The semi.Weakly Members In the
House Refuse to Expose
Their Record.
a Painstakfng Exhibit nIado
Public, However, by Our
Correspondent.
Some Instances Of Remarkable Fidelity.
and Many Of Disgracefal
Neglect.
ILLINOIS.


book bill cau,o up on second reading. Tho pro.
raons Of th!s BILL have bson frequently prlntad In
these columns.
Nj. Morris denounced tho bl1i a. most outage.
onA Jobs bundle OF iniqulttes-a most abomina.
bio pleco OF oycrlcgisaton. II uniformity was
aimed at. let law 10 passed to secure uniformity
IN tho color Of tho chlrcns ores, and clothes aud
stature. ltc moved to stsiko out rsho enacsing
cinuse. Lost-rcas, ~; nays, 6B.
Aff. Matthew'S moved to reduce The ''rsyo1yInR''
appropriation Of 1900. 900 to $l0o, o00.
bfr. Smith, Of Sangar0n. moycd to ruako Il
500, 600 for the nrst year and $780, 600 for each
year thereafter.
Mr.. Mat.hews-.what will tue fund which Is to
be kept "rorolrtng finally amount to II that be
doncf
Mt. Smith withdrew his amendment.
Iii. Washburn said not less than
FouH MILLION HOOKS
would be required to begin with under tho b,ll
Two hundred thoufAnd dollars wasn't enough for
TINT. Ono hundred Thousand dollars, u proposed
BY ~; Aa1thows' amendment, was cat!ainly not
pia1son S nson;E sS o5sd 3d. to amend b, m'tns the .p.
not Ii eoo tat bt Il a tas b "
Ms: Nanney-Whcthcf IT bo in good faith Or not,
that ~ the amount Of money thai wilt b. required
Matthew'S. And tho tho hill, by viva voco yote.
WIS ordered to third roadng.
. TIE PROBATE COURT DILL
drafted BY Judge Wallace, OF Cook County, was
suss' Il; snd put npon - anal pas.aeo.
r.s ~ 1a sfs91 't ,iso some ,how oftemPer s.d b
pass something for Cook County. liz hid found
that when members from tho country districts
to their fcllof. liz should nso yotc agatnst
tae ot|1, because ho thought il to b nneonstitu.
no other opposition was made to tho Bill, and It
pastth w vote OF 101 yeas to 8 nays. 1be l,ill
asx goe1 to .he aovern0f ior bis approval, upon
ADJOURNMENT s1NH DIE.
nlroduc!!on q resolution for sdoarnnsnt IT, ,iao t
tbln two lhirds voting fof ths proposjtion,
It Is tmpoasibe for the Iiouso to adjourn sasltss,
snt tbs ~ ,,aaority of the member. seerss.
pared to voto for an adjournment sIno dto,
APPROPRIATIONS.
a9 s eS psn, I'D
suaslon, ordered 10 third ro4dlne.. Il Appropri-
stss 70. & os1'nss:y expsnse' ooo pef snnam;
sa9. ena xs ana lmpro,cmens'' s3 GOO per aanam
Mf Jack offered an amendment providing that
70 part Of tho appropriation should 10 e1pendeI
aoa. lle dreesed attention to tho bills Of tic
siups1inseadent isGp which showed payment Of travel
csse al e r. Nss &, Ysx ss
i wa during lhe Centennial md s2s1 wSs 'I paid
'pt y ,h h.s sapenses Mr: Jack wantod no junksting
Attes SONS discussion tho amendment waa losk-
nd IT, sss.i "a i%sxSF ;;eP;Snsn' et
ssS e .o;E.ssc; assss:, IT, soo to,.
uay:t.y !. Nosmai va: sl.o ordered 'H AZ 10 Dl ETH
sfssaang; s. 4, Tho appropstat'on was cut down from
ordinary sxpeess.; 1epstts. S Is. S. R'' "naa" Tot
Iao e!!l making appronrsalIous for the l.eform