, 1881-01-26

Garfed's Inauguration, thus giving tho In
dianapOlis Democracy nm opportunity of wit
Messing tho ceremonies
At T1iE Eyt'EEsE Of THE GOVERNMENT.
So far rs Marshal Dudley Is conccrl,etl, ho
has nothing to fear. III. MI Interview this
afternoon lie expressed himself rcatly, md
willing to, bo Investigated. It Is not
unlikely, however, that l,e Will l,nve
some facts 10 disclose illustrating
Democratic methods atMl exposing Demo-
cratic secrets. Col. Dudley is oiia Of tho
pllresi. as well M otle of tho ahest, men III
the State, aEd IL will take something moro
than Democratic dislike. urged on by tho
hatred Of Cortalu men In his' own pnrty, t0
tlisarn lin.
THE SENATE
to.tlay calpo down to Square political COLI
test, and, with tito help ot tho Lieutenant
Hovcrfor's casting y0tc, tho Republicans
scored victory. Thu Committee OH Exccu-
tive Appointments by n majority report
asked further time TO oc0nsldcrcx-G0v. Oray's
appointments oiliccrlnE the yarious bcncyo-
lent Institutions Of tic state, whlcl, app0lnt-
,nelits Under thu Inv require tho approval
mil concurrence OF Tho SeInte.
alr, brown submitted II minority report in
favor Of considering tllU appointments ut
otice: Tho VT Hxtellsion; of ti'nt' aske, fur ,was
jo l'itIlilatctt tfe purpose WIS TO tlefGMt tho
appointments of Gov. Gray BY slelay tillafter
the Ut Ut February, wlIcn, rs l,o ,tlntcrstooi
tl!o inw, y yncnncy would 9cc.!r III tho case
t!1n Submitted to tile Sellate by Gov. Gray.
When ut Inst tho vote was taken tho minority
rcpnrt was Rejected 0n II fio OF tho Senntc,
the lieM!ellant-Goyerilor giving Tho castsng
III with m alncittlment by Atr, Brown rcuulr-
inK tho Committee to report back these llOlil-
inatiors not Inter tl,an tic 18th Inst.
Senalor 1}ut1ly Offered Il concurrent res0-
tee Of tllree Senators atti i've lsupresgnta-
tives to Investigate tho charges against tho
House for Fcebtc-AflItlcd CIiltlrrn. It was
a,lopteI, anu later III The day the House col,-
CURED.
Several bills OF fninor Importance were III
troduccd. Senatoy iahlos' bill to regulate
tho charges Of sleeplnE-cnr companies prt1-
ytdes that tl!cy stall not Charge more tlla11
81 for berth anu y for q SECTION for my
tance they shall be entitled to charge one
l.alf per cent per milo for bcrshs and olic cent
.Tis 'sT sl!i!t!q BIZ BIZ! bei,'y prepared by t!.e
otlier legitimAte expenses be pnid By tilu
State; tiut when there tre riots aud the mill
tin arc called out by the Governor, eacl,
member be paid LEO Der day and expenses,
aud TINT w.sn they nre called upon 10 asll
penScS.
IN TIE 11ous1;
n long debnfe WIS indlllgctl iii over. the bill
restricting tho issue Of mnrriuge to l,abItua!
drunkafas, insaile persons. inbccllo MT!
making. the County Clerk q jutlcinl officer to
determine the existence Of nny Ut tilese bnrs
To- n,atrinlony. It was very funny, but much
Of the cDarsc. vulgar Wit Of thc discussion
should bu tndgtiMltly postponed, as tho BILL
Wns.
Representative sinc1aIr, Of Allen. snys that
MI iuaeinit 1GNse nf ABSENCE tus bcgn given
'fUm Mnys from. tho sessttl.s Of tho Third
ll0llsc, and TINT llo l,as 'g1llo to Arkansas.
for Strnilnr lenye to Jatnes IL. Rice, md thai
tho Third House will then be almost broken
ur.
During his sayc1,-wccks term rs Governor
Col. Grny issued thirteen pardons and wrote
q message Of tell columns
WISCONSIN.
MADISON, Wis, Jan. a5.-13ot.l houses had
a separate bnl1ot for United Sratcs Senator
this morning, With tho following result;
5eunte-Sawynr, Republican,, "a; james q
jenkins, Democrat, s. Charles u. Parker, l.
Asscnlbly-Sawyer, IL; Waslburn, Z; ,Jcn-
Tiic flint convention for tho nnnl bnllo1
Will lie Icll tomorrow llOOll.
LEG1sr,ArtvE riocEED1xGB.
In tho Assembly this morning bills were
intr0tfucBt! TO nloW 'lnborers ntll servants tC
tion Of 4 State Normaj School at Milwaukee
nls0 to prevent the mutiiatlon Of public rec,
or!ls.
III tho Sonntc. the resolution, amending the
os{ed GGnst st ws {nyeES ms ag pfn"a bEo.f ssSstG III
for sccond consideration this nornlng,, nlltl
referred to tho Committee OH State Atrnirs.