, 1881-01-09
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d i: IL. st.,s esss:issh Senate: !" the
''s'si = tss General Assembly ::
,,.,,,nispdis the Passage :sf : a: Law Dis:
a;,is;;iisins Any One Sailing
~:.:::<<...:: His Vote.
a. neclarpd Governor Of
''es xsias sud 1nsugnrated'
1.,,or Of Utah Refuses Ger:
D. 1t, ''st,te to a Mormon Con-
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/, i, .,,,,oa e,* he Illinois senat'-s'
s.s.ns oil tbs House.
,v...,..el to 1.x Gatease Tribune
e.a ao,,s Ind, Jan. a-The senate's
,.aat xss opened this morning, ns's..ns 70 and d
'la!@a ss nd ta.g1in Of the Repupieans anu ~
a''s p s,sst a satisfaction and merFiment -, o.
sas k'ssa kpssctsrs and Democrats. After the
aGfauat ~ two or three routine COM
astss Senator Foster: OF A1IeR, t - pIu.o nass
n'a cd another Intellectual effort 70 pass ass
a. az ...'ution, which failed on YESTERDAY, ta 1oa
hFs'ut h.t+se Of three Democrats and three e.
toa,.st ts,:.sns to propose compromise candi- !,
~ To- Principal seetear5' a,ss ren'ms ~
g. CO <.I1,pe m It the >yeas and nays on
's aaas 4" ,not1ons to adjourn, and On
saaass'4fb ns,e r., Principal Secretary, Senator
slps I,.' ~ tbe Democratic member from
s4 ssa. ss,ev eSsnate into. CONSERVATION
..ssanisating .sss, Joel P. Heatwale' ct Elknaf1
..,nnp. .RepnbIican. 1t was pelleseu "s 'a4o
'savat a,at tbst he did It for buncombe, but as
~. ronta|l proceeded It became eVloens ~
-. peonb1i1&nss that he could % electeo =
ss,a+eived ~ their yot.s- Some OF Inem d.o
~. ~ him, but the major pdrt held firmly
..W1lson. the caucus nominee, ann= +:
ur.r7VAIE, ,WAs DEFEATED
rnse OF IS to Is. Then Charles
p,;nse the Graenback candidate,
~, ~ mt IN nomination, and had SEN
~. w p,nz, 7oted for him, he would
~. hapn elected. But Benz was true to his
n.mo,ratle friend, Rice, and the coup
Tstat f,i|ed by lust Two yotes. Then Heat
x,,s xas arsin nominated by d Democrat,
s;vtng fhe Republicans second opportunity
= s1set Secretary, but. In the blind belief
ts.t spn.tor Benz would not desert Rice, and
tsn* continue tbs deadlock until Monday,
~. M roted. Tor Wilson. This: seemed to
.u,,se m REM md On the next ballot he voted
rl,t his democratic associates, electing
n1msa hv = vote Of & to q cast tor Wilson
~ announcement yas received with cheers
h f.ha Democrats and their friends to the ex-
trme chaerin of the Republicans, who
,..tea % ~ Il lightning had struck them. It
,,.e .nt,,o,v ,,oavrectpd Int tha general
r.-,;nt :. t,,a+ y earcad them r;eht ssnce- -.
.s,s, -~ nrvc1p.Ts - - w orrrpFn ~ An ITEM
!, a1act;ne Haatwa1a NJ anv other other Re-
srh,,ssa the1 uanl5 mama axcant Wilson.
4..H...n.~'-,.~aa =. sa1 @ - :. -. ;re+s :. r-ho.a
me c4aeus nenlnee' l. 10 ~ .nesa1so "Ae1o
King caucus" was 100 afoiIaly. A1teI
Rocse's election the tWo remaining offices
u1e ouickly filed. Robert B. Sears. Of Yer
,,;,,ca Cnnntv fha on]v candidate NOM.
.aa s's..sa eu'' s9 '.'o 1o 1,.a@N. V' ,1 1om
aS'eo, was eit1"A .ass1s'ahs asecle-
hy By forty-hTe yntex two being
:ast for VI. Robbins. Ar. Sears Was nomi-
aated from tha Democraf5c benches -AtIen
r nfonroa. ri mova '@onrt1> ~ .se,n;as.sI -
tr.,. ~ ps.sn,;..o - ~ o1ns, uea1ue'eo
aom ua7 aeepuoacaa slae' "as aeesed. Door
Keeper, fecelsmg thirty-sl1 votes, Mr. Rich
luncheon Of L!aporte County. 4r, ID, At
kit1soa OF Miami County. snd MIX roudv
IF Rush Gonutr each ra.a;rIo,. '.h-.s v" sn.s:
snaT- ~ IT.. ~ ~.'6 ~ .ates 'o'e
~ ~ 1u na"hlns' OF Aaporte county,
sEo Fotes. After this election, Senator Benz |
aoeavorea 70 Ret the election OF Brpuse re- |
considered: He Is hard-money German |
Democrat and the idea Of
sEyHa Up A.x, rur ovv,r,,u
GpEfya1rxFYs ra,oss I" TILE
..;;ss ' ssa w. a'oS astso nlm' but bis efforts |
saneo Ean me omce1s were sworn in. a
prominent Democrat said, when osked what
Us Dar1{ expected to gain In return for s,ns
pllins BIouse, that he did not know. except
mlgnl De y Get Greenback supDoTt In anv
;as Ma1 y tbe Republicans might make to remoye
~. as Manag gefs OF the benevolent institnfions
h. bv ! H. sa,sas , me Jaws concerning them passed
iS.e x ~ IT, ~ Leslslasure. He was Confident
- ~ 10 10 movement vas 8 very bad one.
bs.r;;a 1H FATTY already labored yery
and % i s.a.91 anaer The Greepback burden.
daa,.,, savaia tn lather e1tricate itself than %
spsscn Sr ~e rssai Me mlTe. Ihe House had short
s5s ss xa9 member Ssos 0n Crawford and o. oranee n
noniopsIs. eFbed Tbe ron ont yesterday 50 uncere-
vt eieafiy eIacto9 t99n'tMhltSee r. reported that be
bsea giyen tn IL Ire ne ceFtihcate having
The Doctor ~. ~. au.l1 naxe!woott by mistake.
his miIeaer' ~ 4to.ed ) s,s 1hree days pay and
net IN joint sezs;o1 a. zveiock ea the two Houses
cor ~n @nu neaTa
i ! US " s3 svs3 long. occupying over +hrao h,n
nd - ~ aseatefy. Bat it was fu)}of snn3 ,,rin+e
IN ,,r1,sa sagss t tnat the Governor hss fiIi,1 ;r
s,asts nt atltasen on all points tounh;nr ~, -;
r. ~ y aae State. '4@' -"
nsn su49.als@ee OF Arrangements for thu
/ nnstIaaa ntIea Of Gov. Porter has cnnnInda9
leet At 1y tSs;s work. Both Honses vii
rtcaed II uails at l:M .. m, Monday ana