, 1881-02-19

| fAt1Es HV GtSptIktluH NtN3 hN4BtlEl lVk
soIric time.
Senalnr Needles oiIcrcd MI amendment re-
onlring Tho clerk 10 prepare n written sy-
nolsta Of bills nn.l post tho same III Il COLI
su!e,lo,ls placc. THIS oh}rct IF tho ortEinAl
resolution wns osteusibly To saw
nlolley. This amendment world do 80.
The amendment created grcnt laughter ant
met nj, lgnumMInus ticutll. r1o origlnnl
resolution was lost, senator Merritt voting 1T
stcntorian tones on both sides OF tho nucs-
tlon. It was simply n "dlg" nt tho State
Printer, rs tho synapses are greatly desired
by tito members Of the Legislature.
House bill No. l4G was rund n third tlmo
and passed. 1t nnlcnsls tic law Of ncorporh-
t!on Of ctlics and yIllagcs by allowing towns,
etc, to vote every year OH lilo question
whether they sl,all Incorporate utldcr tho
general Inv or not.
HILLS WE'RE INTRODUCED AZ FOLLOWS:
by Senator ForI-'Trnilsferrtr lilo illinois
Central Railroad fund to tho general revenue
fund OF the Stntr. 1t Is cntitled AN aet tn
| mike tho Tux III gross earnings of tho ILL.,
n1is Central Railroad available for payment
Of tho ordinary expenses Of the Statu uov-
ernment.'~
13y Senator Misunderstanding power 10
County Boards 10 compel tic Attendance OF
| witnesses.
By SENATOR Fllcr-AmcMlsng tho law of
| incorporation OF elites and Villages In minor
particulars.
by Senator Cnrk-AmeMltng tho Incnr.
poratlon law, providing TINT Commissioners
shall make nillslay1ts rs 10 tho sotvcncy Of
subscribers to stock, thut such pnrties nre.
mile to pay their subscriptions, aild making
stockholders III such companies liable for
| the whole amount Of indebtedness incurred
bnruN ftor Eiytur rrituIunl ltuDil3tl Ina fnr in.
frlngcn,rnt Of tllo act.
by Senator Clark-1icpeaflng the law nt1-
tliorlzng the chango Of namo mud placo Of
business OF incorporated companies.
| I1TE-sENTEScEs.
Scnntor FM|lcr's bill aboiEshing ltfo-scn-
teflccs in peuitcntinrics was rend third
| tlnAp.
Sci,ator Fifer opposed tho bill. Thirty
thrco yenrs' Imprisonment was MoMo too long
Setnltnr Atains was Iii favor of tho hill.
HIS, 1hh1s!r'so'lers on!y lived few Years after
imprisonment for life WIS none ton sGygru
penalty. After 4 nun liai committed atl
ntrociUHs and htcons crime lio. should bu
onisi,e world aild .Elyen an opportunity 70
repcut bis crime. Tho passage Of THIS bill
wtlllld deprive jur,es OF tho power to send
criminals to thu pe,lltent!ary for life.
WAS n vrv i",mr,,nt nm" " ta',S"ii S..ii' tmu,v,,
Il liz IL ,,,s,+ '"Roi''' o''o' @' 40 "e14 N'1o"'''
.,,.'s. 80 ".''.'.Ss
lMtossll'+s Io CONVICT MAN oF Mo4tohi'
The experience Of Wisconsin should sllow
the sellato THO foollsMess Of such T. bill:
MheH y llanH utlHslhtcly tnkts tHo lle VI
Iis triloW nc slinuhl bu l!;lnE: IN murder
ttinis various Heienses hfo lntefposett,Isoi.l j..
the |nfy not only by counsel, buy by m array
q tlle lfields Of tho prlsoner' ilesu puma,
lles sioatil llot 20 nifeli aWay; tNoy sslo,lia
70 sttchEties'cN. llo wonll s0nhef Vute
l9r nil REQUIRING tho ilillc!!oh Of
the aeath nella!ty every Limp 1ns Illo
eEanle o. telio1rata ihafaer l.eEsln9t,i!n,n
snGt1lt Dp III thg interest OF tllg people: IHts
blll was ~ tho bclia!f nf Grimit1als. Murder
Was OIL tto lncreasS. More Imperative leeis.
pGnn"tnr ~ s' iinr ov,,,nii IL tha h,,, ,r,vo
yc;lrS uEo tho authorities of Joliet Pcnttetl.