, 1879-04-04

Eighty-flfth Days Proceed
y iugs of the Illinois
=. Assembly. =
=.
AN It's Lovely Companions
:. Are Faded and
Gone.
Bnt It Will Bloom on Until the
People Rise In Revo-
: luton.
Miss Frances Willard the Subject
OF Some Spirited
Talk.
A Road Law of 1876 Sections Passed
by tho House-->lts Bad
Points.
Rcport OF Mr.. Chairman Barry upon
T. the Rccnsnncy Of Mr..
Ne1ins.
Prospect that The Tribune Correspondent
Will Get d Dungeon.
A Road Law of 1875 Sections Passed
by tho House---1ts Bad
Points.
Rouort OF Mr.. Chairman Barry npon
the Rccusnncy OF Mrs
Ne1ius.
Prospeot that The Tribune Correspondent
Will Get d Dungeon.
PROCEEDINGS.
RENATk,

PROCEEDINGS.
SENATE.
Susesot Dispotck 10 Thk Tribune.
Rru1roriEIp, Aprll 3.--ThG nnc1cnt right Oh /
petltton WAS in special favor this morning.
Senator Bash sent IN three from cittzcns OF
Cook County, praying that no LEGISLATION IN Its
nature hostile 10 insurance companies DO Gu
acted.
Senator Joslyn presented petition from
number Of citizens nsRlng TINT the ptaetlee OIL
deutistry bo regulated hy law.
Senator Hunt, the labottous Chairman Of tho
judiciary Committee, then sent lip number OF
reports from that Committee, mud dlspoaad ol
several bills by laying them on the table.
EXTRAS.
j. When the order for resolutions arrived, Sen
ator Kuykendsil sent up the following Joint
resolution:
WHEREAS. It has heen tho practice :a' the mem
bers Of thn several BohEds Of pcnttsn!iasy Commits
M 10 fha State and collect nll their ho1c nils and
,ttaValine expenses wishont any authority 10 law
tho practice Of certain state IT. !nss o
ss,a ssst Z sssn as,te oher
inT such clerks to bo in recclpt OF two sa'sr1es'
Ruolrfd. By tho Senate tho House eonenrEins
hercin, thnt ali such praccns on the patt OF pab.
lc officers should bo dtscountenancea. ns wtone
IN fact injurious IN tcndcney' anu aga>nst 'ne pun
lie duty of such officers.
THE rEN1TENTIAnY COMMISSIONERS.
TgB tribune first callel attention to the fact |
that tho pen!tentary Commissioners wore coI-
1ect,ng from the Statc. Under the hend of trav-
cling e1pcuscs," considerable Sums ot money |
without any warrant In law for so doing. Sen |
ntor Kuykendull Mt that time introduced resp
luton calling on the Auditor 10 furnish tue
Senate with statement Of tho Rmoune 80
drawu When this statement appeared, 1t
showed the Commissioners Of tho Jntct Prison
to have received In this way siO,2a5.8S, while
. thc Chester gentlemen. with Unusual IN
dustry, collected e, 539.GB IN ctghtccn months
TbQ whole matter was then referred TO
the Judiciary Committee. hut, rs 1t Inns
failed TO yet n,axe any report coneeFt1-
Ing It, aud the Senator from johnson
tloubttcss thinking the Committee which hns
without rcpttr. is not very anxIous to give us
ouinion about 1t, tna submitted tho faregnfng
revolution by way Of prolnpter. as well 2; iroIl
on tl,ese methods Ut the Commissioners, ntd
tic goutl,r1 IT State officers iu the management
ri public ntllccs. The resolution will cn1ne up
Tomorrow, when It IL probaDlo the "Aole nut
: ter will havo an airing.
onpERED IT, THIRD READING.
The BILL to amend the law In regard to tpspec-
t1on Of Eratn in class ELEVATORS miu the bill to
regulate thu practice oF dantlhtFy, wcre ordered
to third reading.
was then rcail second time. Among the nu-
tncroua amendments mado to It was ono which
viii substantially ln!t It to farm tlta!nace, ant!
= omit oil reference to levcea. u was Grt!ereli
rfuted, and made the special order ior lhufh-
day next, at 1890 a. III.
eTocK-YANns.
The Senate bill from the Cotnmtttee\on Agri~
culture 10 rcgulato stock-yard chargcs,then ap-
Senator Merritt moved postponcu,ent.
Geuator dement, opposed any further delay.
THIS was ali important measure, o''o which the
people were interested ln, @ a,la expected a, .iIs
SEQ 10 advantage In delay. lie was rcady to
vote for II now, mud postpnnemcnt coul1 only
bo intended to defeat the bill an oil legislation
on this subject. Tho motion was lost, and tie
bill rend a second time.
On motion uf 8enator Mcclellan, It was
amended rs follows: "Yardngo for horses alKl
cattle, q cents per head; hogs y ceats' shceo'
On mo,ion OF Senator Dement,, the bill WIS
ordered to O third Ecnding
M1ss WILLARD AND Tl1H CHILDREN.
The Chair stated that a!ss Willard desired
the use Of the Senate Chamber for tho purpose
OF holding temperance meeting. II was
moved that the request be granted.
Senator 1rIuk hero arose, md, In = loud go'co'
eaid; / 0m opposed TO this motion. have
too much respect for 1adlea to blnE them
here where they don't belong. They have
no busincss here. Their businesa Is ut home,
to tako caro- OF their children. !l.aughter.
They only want to ui!1 up IN political uoye
ment aha aa' opposea a. "nS HE'LL ,I I'll IT,
,Ssy vii II ' MT eel them. md sny let them s;",
at home aud take earo OF itcir children
That is their place.
Senator Josiyn-1 think tug ball belongs t.
the people, and say let tle iaues cone lcro
like 10 SEQ them spread tslemse1yes' hesi'ies
don't think Miss W'slnrd,s M ehlldron o.. WI suite
at all, 30 think 1t a all right to !ct the1u Lay
tho room.
The 1cqueet was granted.
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House, nearly all tlG tne1tibcrs being IN tie
santa.