, 1879-03-01

scnator Hunt continued at some length IN
tho cornor-oafcrs niI.l cross-rt'aas
politicians whu live anI thrive .by frequency
II elections. 1t costs $500 to elcet cyen d sur
vcyor In his county. |
In call OF the roll, Mr.. Archer explained llIs
vutc. lie favored the resolution, but opbaaea
The provso, On account nf tts incliRhle elnnse:
the pcoplo. Under the Constitution Of 184a THO
peop}o trct tic Ineligible cauac rs to s'icri9,
md in 1870 atruck II out. II a man ts unia'tn-
fut or incapable he ueyer gets rc-etecteu.
However, owing TO thu slim attcruancc, the
sa1. aSc' 's''''''"" was po'''D4SN '"' 'SN' '''''
Tie bill for tho relicl os Warden McClaugl,ry
10 the amonnt of $1,000 for transferring prison.
rrs from JOitst to CheAtcr ~ns pushed forward
to Tho Appropriations Committee. Senator
Mcdowell thought lie srnclle1 small mouse.
air. suuthworth's. hill l02, auainst selling
liquor 10 minors mud drnnNards, and to mnke
lIabu fur acts ot agents, WIS referred
to thu Committee OH Miscellany.
Mr. Fuller moved to adjourn TIL Monday
Father Whitlng's scua,o bill to make women
Ciiar,tcs still sIuubers IN the comn,ittcs, Ills
s,1ppo4cd to b. antagouIzci By the Rev. Fred Il.
Wines, tho Secretary of tho Board, for fcar
spr1c Indy Ike Miss Fsances E. Willard will su>
persede HIN.
SENATOR KurKRNpALI's Bill
70 ieance !ces nnu ns ees =, sss.,s s.aus
Mtsns .Sts' i,g rnng ~ Ii1sSS nv ~ 1s ~
CHANGE, Clcrk OF the Snn tl!ern Supreme Court;
Everett =. Datto.t G!elk =. .le NorLntIn gu
nfsme ContI; W.. 1. F. ~ anst, S.ctS u naa ws,-
trai eup!eau GoHts m.,ti ., ~, "o'ia, H.,
ground. Thu bill will never pass, though II
scarcs the boys. Jako Chance Gays he Iun't
cnfe auoat lees, W. ~ "anss tnc 4.4 49,, hs. nasr
81 ne MosE ,sg naYo ~ pas 4o' 1' n''o'
s1ock-1Ahns'
After Senator MoffaIt's bill to regulate stock
yards Ind been referred to The Cunltnlttec OF
Corporations, 1t was fol,ld that na1urity ot
Henntors Merritt and Riddle wsre ad'ie,l to tte
Committee, ull1 lol there ts majority against
such legislation. This. ut least, Is what scna-
tor Necco charges In open Senate.
H. x,,onrn s,ae[in, nerm,, c,aor, =, tbo r,c,n
Or. ntoaIn' ,na..tiasa y. ,,,n NV Tx"
IT, ,',i,1 -. tnsrrt ,,,,,Hh In Is Hit n ,,ar.
st,,,Jnrs to eoyer CONTINGENCIES. mid now Tint
H.. r.. ~ Thart,"t,sa I1mmI ~ a. ,.,,t. ii. Hi
,u, .u oe" y, ,o % H. ,,,t Inn,y u hcrc ~ ~ u"t
,m,',a,. ~ r. ~ n;e s s'n so'
CInrlie Hercher. attorney OF tho Ohio & Mis-
siks!ppf. nlnl HaylIss Hanna, attorney OF thu In
dEartaI,oIs g. St. Louis Kailroatl. aru hourly lo-
ouired utter. The rural Legislator wants Ills
w are to have another 8tnte instttution,-an
industrial School for Girls. At first the tiencral
Assetnhly IL only asked to rccoeo.ze such M tu-
institution. Hereafter the Gencral Assembly
will pg asked to takc It In out Of tho wet. Sen-
aior Bash ts .hc putativc father. md Scna.ur
Hunt, un old bachelor, acknowledges fon1ncss
for the thing.
senator Archer casi't topus aoI nlH!sei: ~, LIS
nlll Iot seretee e1sFa, ;, nmIuunk"S ~ Sltuus
nangs ~ t1G M Ilouse. ~ w! tanE ~ t.!e states-
man 1!o lMe ~ nsasa as1ts:; lfo i! egEI tao, ,onen
:, n. ~ AAlbouSt uio 7vetaaohS aktIntptf u'auo
Ills apnearance 10 the senate lobby t1ls Hiotn'