, 1877-05-02
a House Committee Appointed to Bury
All atata-HouRe Corruption.
Some Mock. Economical TTaddfo Re-
so11ed Upon in tho Senate.
Mr.. Whiting Purposes Fighting Tor
Adjournment II It Takes
AL 6uutmex.
rha South Carolina officials Get Out
--.Finishing Business at
Columbus.
ILLINOIS.
uousE pnOCEEniNGs-TNK LIQUOR Law.
sn<rfdt Dttpdleh to 7Af TtibunA


sotcfat DtspdteA 10 7As TtieunA
sru..ariELp, H.. 5fay 1..-THo bill amending
the idauor Law 80 Al to make Il crime Tor minor
N huY a. we'll IA fos my peson to SELL intoxlcat-
fne lauors to minor was this morning finally
dirposcd Of. It provides that anT minor who ahall
without the written order Of his parent. guardian,
Or family physician obtain by purchase or other.
wjso from the keeper Of any dtam-shop or person
dealing in Intoxicating liquors. hs agent OF fefr-
aut, any intoxicating lfquors. st,asI BE- deemcd
guilty Gf n.isdclncanot, and nn conviction ellai!
e II " gp, Il tss ea3 shsn = m H9r o ess sa s
three days nor moro tlan ten days. or hotn' III
thr discretion Of tho court. .,.
tee 81 three that ths hili night be 90 amended 4
to ax eon1o age nndes which .honld not ne pcnai
for minors bur. under ts i II a. a1 tntaSt ss ot
Ell %sh; d 5fsts @ sss "a e. pannsss
IT this hlr. Watkins struck At the root q mo
atte Tho eontsat of hc s"n. on s ~ r. ~
mere infants q whom efes.tellsr. mRht ts.ni:h III,
ss.t ouasr IT, fssa' 81 III ,egg Gg'aeasa en II
Jay fetched Ut to stand ey motion to table Tho
6iii md amendments; and By viva yoso roto tho
Mr. Kedxio's bill restoring tho grain inspection
nChieseo to tho board ef Trade came an to.5Sy
en nGsl passage and WAS discussed a. considerable
s:' Mr. Rapuey opened Tho t'abate in opposition to
.ssss q 5 j Y s ss ss' ss
abolition Of inspection hy the Honrd Of Trade.
Tho metropolitan prees 10 The interest Of chicaao
dealers had advocated the bill. uuk tho fnte whs
that the present inspection was honest ani untform
it was made by experts who wonld eontinne to he
inspectIon, INT no wanted them responsible to
thc ncoptc OF tic ssatc, not to tho board.
MI Granger naf4 the fact about the aento 1n~
entctof was Tint tho pc0ole Dcrct eskcd tor II.
Hhen tho Warehouse bill was befotc the Legisla-
tuf8. tho Nnrth0uaenlcn.
1N oltpEn 10 DErgATlr,
eame here and tucked this State lhsptctton pfot1s
ion 10 The bin. The. State inspection instead Of
protecting The people. IN faet subjected them to
The grotreet frauds at tho a,s of the nuf,-1nHrec
wh: ny ss ~ m
TO- boo Of No. barley which bad bccn lnspeete J
buyer had no remedy. 1ntpection By the UonTli
would be, and have to be, tn the Interest OF o1it.
n,nto trade. which should control IT, The State
DRIVING TtApE rnox CHICAGO
hv liking standard which nowhere else In The
country wns tho standard.
lii. Mitchell defended tho stase Inspection Is
Mt. Morrison. OF christ!an. opposed tho pressn'
MhT not harc State Inspection At pootla as we'l "a
III. Trueadell opposed ths blu. Tho farmer.
should not control inspection; neither ahoula The
'?s H. o:s 9 ,s PssfM1 s M :ona y: % ssTsf s f
tho producer. This State inspection. by adopting d
standard Tor Chicago higher than anywhere else.
was injndng the reod1cerse
Mr. iieslet charged that there. vas DoaTd oa
Trade lobby hcro working for tho bly,
vas tost,-,eas, 81; nays, VI. The roto was ~ fol-