, 1881-03-03
llun1ble over the Bill Exempting
Armory Property from
Taxation.
Eaf1ug Of the Slecping.Cnr Measure by
tuo House Railroad Conf
nllttcc.
s,uator Needles Gives an Explanation Of
tho Provisions Of His Revenue
Bill.
SENATE,

YESTERDAYS I'NOCEED1NNs.
sptstat Dtspatth to The Chicago Tribune,
scrsGFtrLp, March a.-!The Senate met
Al the usual hour. Something less thnn u
hnndred pctIttons weso presented, liurric1ly
leal, and referred. .....
Tho Committee OIL Judiciary reported back
aiarge number of bills. Tie most prominent
oue, were noticed In lust nights dispatches.
Tho Committee reported fnyofabty oIl tile
resolution requesting tho Acknowledgement
,obItny suit ugninst ihe kanknkre Improve
nent Company u compel Il forfeiture OF Its
rbatter, The resolution. WnS adopted.
tSenator Belt presented u resolution calling
On Congrcs to cnurt law requiring the Sec
retary Of tho Treasury to issue logal.tender
notes In place Of such amounts of National
bank currency It's nny be hereafter retired.
Thcreso!utiou WIS laid over under tho rules.
Senate. Parkinson presented II resolution
In nopposttIon To tho IIlnds bill and constltn~
tonal amendment.
This came from tho authorities Of 1ligil-
lind, Madison County,
NEW HILLS.
Bills were presented MS follows:
b. Senator Klce-4AmelIlling the law Of
township INSURANCE companies SD rs to per
nit shs taking of risks oil the propurty of
noll.residents.
BY Seuator Arclior-Aniondlng the Drain
ami Ditch law. It seeks To make tho Eolll-
nissloncrs called in s',cli cascs competent
peESOlls.
By Senator Ktrk-Amandtng tho law of
registering decls aud mortgages. 1t IL lii
tended to prevent tho i,lc,lmberlng OF nb-
ssraets with letters, worthless contracts Tor
sale, options Of purchase, etc.
BY Senator 'erEKrtn-.AinclltllnE tho law
soas ia giye Sheriff power to tnko bnll OF
apaf,y arrested OIL forthwith caplas, where
the court Inns temporarily adjourned.
BY Sumter mountaineering See. Of
the Fees antl Salaries act SO rs to relnEro MI
annual report from States Attorneys, the
present law bctng practically imperative.
bills PASSED.
The following Seyattr bills passed.:
4 I'LL. fur IN net to 1nnko m appropriation TO
1raseof shndrach Hond. the tlrst lovornor OF
slc7tos i. lie II enacted, ETC., That tho sum OF
!lAY bo and tho sumo Is hereby appropriated
!or tho ptlrposu ut erecting Il lnniutnont ut
Gbts,er. H.. nrer tho Kravn Of shahsnch Dond,
Tue trst Governor af tho stute, and for tho ptr-
pose at T. 1ettllg IL sllttnblo fnel0surc thcrDtnr
eEC. 1hHtiutcrIor shnll appoint Two Gnhl-
%!hslouers who shall seryo without conii'onsn,;
aoH, M - unlcr whosp 'lIrection tho work provided
Tor lu hec. vi Ibis act bht! be pDrfofsIHsl.
sEc. !. Tho Auditor Of PublIc Accounts shall
Qsaw bis wlrrnmt fur nil Or my part pf tho aul
tsG nseey aplnopriased, pon t.o sertse"to 81 ths
AniLf; tur MI net to amend Sec. uf Ill not en-
til!cd AN nct ~ rclnuon H. fcnetuX anl o'Icr'
fapss ps is'r1atS r ~. approved March Ill 18th II
sslrloX l. Iie IL eutcrtt, etc., That Soc. y OF n1
aci cnlitlell IAN nct iii relntloH tu teluup l!t
operating ruIlroads." "Appr0vd March II. 1874. Il
L..
lows:
SIC. !: Hereafter ut al Of tho railroad cross
tosera1 1allr,al torlsorntions in this state sbnl
eonSttuct .ct nNd nia!llta.sI said crossings and th
a1poltoachca thereto. within their. rcHpcttly'
sste as 10 1,ursotls nnL propprty. and aaid rtfE
.eaa eoEpnrAt!Ons shall hi Il llko nlnt,ner cs'n
ss.tucl-~hcrt thu su1ns IL not ArcMdy eoll
MaENf bElugo slht hns hGfl. nr btsllll G. built en-
xay.
CLAIMS AGAINST ESTATES.
a bill presented by Seuator Walker, 0
fu'ton, Was read d second tiine. 1t require
c!edtors ofestatcs to prcsen ttEloir clatn,s fo
aaladlcaton ut the first terln ufter nppuil,
a9,eht III u executors or administrators, 1r. fO1
H. H., interest IN consequence. The bill ..
isI.l ~ considerable .lutArct VARIOUS objection
70 ~ ,t!e hAtlo Eeing nlallr.
,,,MsaiGer., M Fulton, fl, an able argument 9,
pplslneu the PURPOSES Of tho bill. EStatt
ISo1y AMI yexa.ions creditors. This bill woul
u9nStcn natcn The settlement of estates.
y.nmntt amt ueoato wiss long and tlrcSotlc. alnh
hfsaators avalte1 themselves 0f tic .0puu
S4naiot Sn!ty to exprsss their iega! minas; fl.ail
os1,. nj constitution Ut is10. put on tlle va
tfxI,I,r ttt nd sh ssnt 5 the best lhrt Of an hour
IA ing Gill was slightly nlaelldcl and orucrc
~a'alfd reading.
m REJOICING i sALA1.r.
IT IT. freeman, kerortur Of tho Supreme colls
finn" H." i,!steati Ut $1,000. WIS read n seco1
Tani THas; Fleeman's friends were of custrsu {
Ssna,dnas ~ nssSeEt g hls s.erom1tE y pour inat!.
pav tor n,,: nlltllt said lnat FrtclnRlt iiMl
Yas ~ ollt considerable money II, the IerfDrIl
st @st i,e only, nelted S3,7iO pUr nnlIilMN i
H. H. 1e ne hardest worker III uiu State. lktOt
s|If ' ~ hl9 t!tne to 10 tho lAbor te4iuIrcl. u
| F1.snad r. onould oe fecomlnittet!. 80 Us 10 gl
hse seSn;!sor aag Clark sai4 The Committee Of Will
m, n.s ~, Ehalrnlau had considered this b
Sane.u netucn no Instructions from the Sol!Ri
xora oaatot a tlnnt sald tbs autllor VI the bill.
rha haouLn NAVE A CHANCE ro III HEARD,
Wa fisLt f1isLIate, two years ugo, thought sd{t
pfnyihssnH' II nltslt not bo Ilow.. Tho y
f.dlm'ea 4. d,m''ea that volumes Of lupt,rts fr0nl n
b.ro o"!t sh1u!u bu Issued Il. additional MI
dill ~ ate 9o .a!d not know whether this "
~ nssssiat1r Fuller remarked that tho bIl! "
e., nr,t.lc utatcs thousand dollars salary Il
elrnMt Mtwa,s saa arising from tho LA,pk wero sn
pfo'', S wy Nv % tho compiler. There wns u /,
tb1at :. adn q cellis per volume, and theru WI
lnleiitu,a'Yt o. ,,, them printed; Any or'llIar
TbaI Tbna HnIellca SIiellcal nsslstnnce.
49," ae1ate grew Ygry eplcy, great u,a