The Indianapolis sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1880-1904, 1885-02-11
TIE APPoRTToYNErT BILL.


THE APP0RTIoNMEET BILL.
representative Patterns ApportioHmsnt
bill was discussed by the committee last
night till late hour. and several important
changes have been made in the Original bill.
On the Congressional apporsionment Jeffsr
Ion County is taken from the Fourth District
as il the original bill and placed in thu
Third; Fay cite is taken from the Sixth aud
put into the Fourth; Howard changed from
the Eleventh to the Sixth; Cass and Carroll
from the Tenth TO the Ninth; Tippecanoe
from the Ninth To the Tenth; Fulton from
the Tenth 10 the Eleventh.
The changes IN the Senate agportion nent
are as follows: Pulaski. Jasper, Bent N aud
Newton to Pulaski, Jasper, Benton aud
War; n; Lake and Porter to PJrtsr, Lake
spd Newton; Warren and Fountain to
F untsin ard Montgomery.
The char ges in Represent atives are quite
numerous and Ell brace thefoilow'ug: 1int
flcm Posey VanderbQrg and Wsrrick to
Knox, Gibson and VandeYburg; Morgan
Monroe and B-oRn TO Monroe and
Morgan the float from Elkhart
Mob and DeKslb TO DsKaib, Noble and
whitley; Marshall, Kosciusko and Whitley
- Elkl art, KOscIusco and Wabash; Pulaski
s. Fulton 70 Fulton; L6porte and Starke
% LaIofte, StarEe and Pulaski; Orange,
Lawrence and Dabois to Dabois and Spen-
Ger; Dubois and Martin to Martin and Law
renee.
Tie changes by the committee give the
Democrats one Senator and the Republicans
IA q Representatives more than the original
bill.
THE VISIT TO BLOOMINGTON.
The Senate Committee on Education Wis.,
tied the State University at Bloomington
yesterd' =. The Senatorial party consisted
of Ser sors Faulkner and daughter; Dan
can, Of 1'iptoD, and wife, Duncan, of Bro IN;
George F Feltz ard Nicholas Ensley, and
Representative : V. Hopkins, OF Wabash;
The Minute Clerk Of the Senate, ]. s West
and wife; Professor 5. Z Neidigh, DR.. A. w.
Brsyton, Professor ]. B. Roberts, and Pro-
lesser W. ". Grant, Of this city.
After inspecting the new buildings east OF
the city the chilled yet cheerful party re-
turned 10 a splendid banquet at the Orchard
House at ] o'clock. The college chapel was
pretty vel filed up by the expectant multi
tudes Of Bloomington who favored the old
Dag and an appropriation, and these inter
ested iIien DIS OF the university were addressed
by President David S. J0Idon, Senators Dun
can, Feltz and Ensley, Mr.. Hopkins, Pro.
lessor Grant, Professor Roberts, DR..
BrByton and Hon. r. w. Miers,
all of whom extolled the university,
particularly her faculty, and after suitable
AOoOsHA'AS 10 VI noi LoSuS nnu "ehiS, u5eIul-
ness and worth, paid glowing eulogiums
upon BIZ omington and Monroe County gen.
orally. The speakers were all quite happy
in their expires sions, and were rapturously
spDlaUd ed. Senator Faulkner's speech was
quite lengthy, occasioned by the fact that
the applause with which many of his utter.
sGces were received encouraged him to go
or. Professor Grants speech was a marvel
OF elegance and purity of dlction, and at
once made him prime favorite while Dr.
Bray ton and Professor Roberts also hand.
somely supplemented the excellent remarks
of the Solons. The party returned to the
city at o'clock.