The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-04-03
YEAS.


Bryant, Johnston. Sellers,
Davis, May, Shvey.
Day, Moon, Smith (Jen.),
Ernest, Mcclure, Smith DELI,
Faulkner, Mccullough, Thompson,
Hill, Null. Weir,
Hoover, Peterson. Zimmerman &c.
Howard, Rahm
NAYS
Atkinson, Duncan Brown, Lindley,
Bentley, Ensley, Mcintosh
Benz, Foulke, Overstreet,
Campbell tst. j., Fowler, Sehloss
Drake, HiIligass. Winter;
Duncan CTipton), Huston, Youche-18.
When the resolution was adopted there were
only seven votes against it. and the reconsidera-
tion indicates very remarkable change of mind
IN the Senate on the question OF aJournment.
THE Go-As-YoU- PLEASE ORDER
The "go-as-y ou-please" order of proceeding
was observed in the House yesterday. 1t passed
several of its bills and amused itself in various
ways. There seemed to be general relaxity in
the dignity of craftsmanship during the
afternoon. A wad of paper occasionally
started across the ROOM as if propelled
by some mysterious fierce of magic, and when
ever a member arose to explain his vote, as a
majority of the members usually do, he was en-
couraged by promlscuous cries OF louder" The
pages turned their attention to spinning tops in
front of the Speakers desk. and one representa-
tive. of deacon-iike appearance. removed his
DOOtS ana eXnlolteQ MS Iee6 from the
desk before him. The Speaker pro-
tested against the top spinning but
he seemed disposed, for once. to let the members
do as they pleased. so long no furniture
broken The unruness of the House even went
to the extreme of repeatedly defeating Wiley
Dittemore's motions to adjourn, and the days
session was finally brought TO a close upon the
motion of the gentleman from Shelby, Mr.. Ho
ban.
TIE GENERAL APPROPRIATION.
The Senate yesterday entered upon the con-
sideration of the general appropriation bill as a
committee of the whole, and at the tirne Of adj
journment last evening had reached the Purdue
University item. There were several changes
made and committee of cor enee between
the Senate and House will b. necessary to reach
an agreement upon some of the proposed amend
nents to the BILL The allowances of 81, 200 year
to the Insurance and Land Department clerks
IN the Auditors office were reduced to 81. 600, the
present salary, while the fund allowed the See
rotary of State from which to pay the expenses
- ~: dee,s increased
from $3.50 to $500 All the special allowances for
improvements upon the benevolent institutions
were stricken from the-bll An amendment
was adopted giving the State University at
Bloomington $40 900 additional for the erection
of new buildings, and purchasing new
library. This will make the sum which was
asked by the trustees of the university in the
special bill introduced early in the regular ses-
sion, in which the appropriation reduced by
the House from so, 600 to $50 Co., forcible
speech made by Senator Johnson just before
adjournment on motion to increase the allow
ance to Purdue University from SIS, 500 to $24
000 the latter being the amount originally
asked. If prol debate arises the pre-
liminary consideration of the bill by the Senate
committee of the whole will probably be conclud-
ed day.
woMANs SUFFRAGE.
d
amendment to the State Constitution, by omit
ting the word male in the section relating to
the rights of suffrage received favorable vote in
the House yesterday, although it not
adopted, because the affirmative vote did not
constitute the requisite majority. The
yeas and nays were as follows: