The Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1868-1895, 1881-04-20

where.
Advices from Sioux City, Ia. represent ina,
snow covers sise brairies to the depth of one r
three feet, and fSrmers in that section can MOI
commence blowing for several weeks. An aid
Hooded districts, where the destitute number
over 1000. :
Colonel Fred Grant has resigned from IL G
Army, where his POSITION - P'rst Lieutenant OF
the Fourth Cavalry. and his rank Lieutenant
Colonel on the star OF the Lieutenant General,
Tor The purpose OF entering the employ OF
Railroad as Civil Engineer of the road
Ills iaiher-in'law, II. II. HOnose. OF Chicago is
also prominently identiSed With the road
=, Inc employees IN the painting department of
tne Brown Manufacturing COMPANY OF Zaues-
vile, deraSnded OF the Superintendent change
IN the fo,e1anship OF the shop, Claiming that
the pIesent foreman was nCf q mechanic and was
working against the interests of the employees
w; H. Brown, the Superintendent told the Com
mittee that they wanted anew foreman thew
must start shop Of their OWL The Committee
reported 70 The workingmen ne result Of their
request, and soereupon twenty-nine of sAem put
on their coats and quit work.
rHE IK6IsLATUz
The Legislature adjourned sire die on satur-
accomplished during the closing Gays The Gov
ernor will have until tomorrow (Thursdayl to
syn or veto bills.
The following oills were signed u, to the time
OF OPT going to press in addition to the long list
published last weak:
Fl B. 81. BY Carr OF White: Aract to make
State of Indianf a portion of the extraordinary
expenses incurred in the arrest trial end cOnvic-
ton 81 James L. Mccullough.
III. b ~. BY Mr.. Meredtlh An act to.authorize
heirsto hold titles to real estate and 10 convey the
same
II. b 124. By Mr. Kenner: An act r:lating 10
sales.
II. r. l2e. By Mr.. Yater: An act appropriating
fund.
H. b. l@i By Mr.. Thompson: An act to amend
Sectional OF al act entitled IAN act authorizing
the employment of shorthand reporters for Ger
talns Courts OF record. -
II. b. I26 By Mr.. Huston: For the relief Of the
StsIe Board of Agriculture.
III. b. 40. BY Mr. Ke2ner: An act to authorize
the election OF women TO school Offices.
H. ID. Dab BY Mr.. Vawter. An act concerning
II. B. 21e. By Mr.. Kerr::An act concerning hus
bandlanS wife
II. b. 224 BY Mr.. Lindsey An act to provide for
the collection of fines and iorfeltuTes and the rem
dition OF judgments.
II. B. 24l. BY Mr.. johnson An act amending
Sectons1 and OF an act on taxation for the years
II. B. 2s3. BY Mr.. Sumner: An act to legalize
the incorporation of the town of Argos and legaliz
ing 0tieial acts.
II. b. 500. BY Mr. jackson: An act regulating
the manufacture and sale of commercial fertili-
ZeR.
II. b. $40. By Mr. Gardner: An act establishing
Department of Geology and Natural History.
III. b 81. By Mr. Barnett: To smend Section
l6. 20 and 26 of the fee and salary bill of 1879
corporation of cities and prescribing the powers
and how the same shall be executed, ana pro-
vidsng the manner of assessment for street inn
H. b 4O7. BY Mr. CautaDrne: An act provi&-
ing meals for the election OF the new STATE
House.
IL r. 400. By. Mr.. Meredith: An act providing
for the payment of he war loan bonds.
r b 42l. BY Mr.. Null An act empowering
Comfy commissioners Inappropriate money for
the dement, OF Grand Jurors.
II. 3 422. BY Mr. Kencr: General appropria-
ton bill
H. B. 457 BY Mr.. Walk To amend Section L.
OF the Incorporation of towns.
III. b. 400. By Mr.. Bartlett: To legalize the
election of town officers in Spiceland, Heury
County,
II. b. -479. BY Mr.. Carter: For the relief of
Lawrence S. shuler and Thomas n Jones
II. B. 4S6. By Mr.. Linsday: An act relating 10
grand and petit juries.
II. B. 4S7. BY ar Ryan: Providing for the ap-
o ntment OF commission to assist the Supreme
Court
and salaries; amending the act of March 81, 1879.
II. b. $40. By Mr.. Kenner: Relating to the
taxation of stock in banks and banking associa-
tons for municipal purposes
II. B. 525. BY Mr.. Carter; Relating TO the torm-
alton OF limited partnerships: amending sections
and of the act of March D, 1879.
$. b. Is. BY Mr.. Smith: To amend section 70
OF the act for the ineorpe ration of cities.
5. b. %. BY Mr.. Benz: To amend section of
the act on weights and measures.
5. Il. 81. By Mr.. Foster: Defining taxation OF
lands in cities and towns.
S. b. 81. By Mr.. Bundy: An act appropriating
real estate for school purposes
5. b. l52. BY Mr. Wood: AppFopriating 81, eco
to remove a sand-b bar in the Calumet River
s. b. l49. By Mr. Langdon: Amending Section
p OF the Revised Statutes relating 70 the organ
lzation of Savings Banks
5. b. l5l. BY Mr.. Henry: Amending acts re-
lating To Building Associations.
S. b. l62. By Mr. Van Vorhis: Amending Sec
ton OF Voluntary Association law.
). h. l17. BY Mr.. Langdon: Relating 10 the
trust fund of Purdue University.
S. b. 1873. BY Mr.. Lockridge: Authorizing the
issue of military stores to certain Col eyes.
$. b. 1879. BY Mr.. Ristine: Amending Section
of assessment law.
S. b. 2Oy. By Mr.. Hos:etter: Legalizing acts of
Notaries Public whose terms had Expired.
S. b. 2l2. By Mr.. Menzies: An act concerning
ferries.
S. B. 2l7. BY Mr. shaffer: Amending Section 2
OF the act OF 1872 relating To the repair of gravel
roads.
S. B. 90 BY Mr. Van vorhis: Authorizing the
city Of indianapolis TO create sewer districts.
S. b. pa. BY Mr. Hart: To legaliZe the incor-
poration OF the Baptist Association of Gibson
County.
5. B. 27s. By Mr. Comstock: Relating to crimi-
S. b. 2Si BIZ Mr. Menzics: Amending Section 2
of the acts of 1877, relating To Green River Island
S. b. 800. BY Mr. Compton: Amending Section
Ii OF the fee and ,alary act Of March 81, 1879.
S. B. BOG; BY Mr.. CDmstock: Relatidg to the
Richmond and Liberty Railroad.
5. b. 3l6. BY Mr.. SpaIn: Amending voluntary
Association law of March 81, 1872
5. j. sc. BIZ Mr.. Chapman Making contract
with the city of Indianapolis 70 c instruct sewer
from the Deaf and pemo Asylum and Female
Prison.
5. B. 95l. b. Mr. viehe: Concerning the st tile
ment OF dece tents estates.
S. h s55 BY Mr.. LeePer: Concerning volun-
tary Associations.
5. $40. By Mr. Marvin: Legalizing the ordi
dinance Of the town of kirtlin.
5. b. BIB. By Mr.. Chapman: Authorizing the
Trustees of the Insane Hospital To- permit Street
Railways 10 enter the gr0unds Of the Institution.
S. b. 3T7. By Mr.. Kaiser: Defining the Thirty
FIRST Judicial Circuit.
Edgar T. Page, E-q., druggist, writes us
from Chicopee Falls that Mr. Albert Guen-
ther, under Wilds Hotel. has used that re-