Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-03-23

a building and ask one of these civil
service scoundrels for a subscription
for the great Republican party would
he kiC icd down stairs and fined be.
sides. Who Is to keep up our party or.
ganizations? DO you expect one of
these miserable whelps to do Il? They
will sit and burnish up their helmets
while the poor men will have to do the
work. want to predict that IL this
hill passes there will grow up I'm Chica-
go one of the most unprinciplcd rings
ever In existence.
"Now. want to say word about
this sickly' federation. who claim the
credit for this BILL They say It was
drawn up by an able lawyer. but will
bet one dollar-providcd my friend
Humphreys bill TO lcgallze gambling
passes. which 1t won't-that II that en-.
incnt lawyer were found. he would
| seem to be very narrow between the
eyes and to have nasal twang to his
voice ana to comb his hair pompadour
TO make him look fierce and wise.
Now, IL owed the devil half-a.
dozen hypocrltes would offer him
six members of this Chicago 'sickly'
federation. and stand him lawsuit II
he refused to take them. Members of
this federation and their kindred now
clnmOring for civil service reform have
annually robbed the city Of Chicago
and state of Illinois of $1.OOO,OOO per
year hi taxes. and It would be more IN
keeping II they were to favor a little
revenue reform. I love integrity. but
| ! hate to 40" End hear men making Pre-.
tensions " being Christians when !
hold such different evidence against
them In my pocket
senator Solomon followed Littler
with u denunclntion of the bill. which
ho stated should be entitled a bill to
''rllcve rich citizens Of the burdens of
government" lie said that the banks
ana bankers of Chicago wanted the bin
passed. but not the people and the
masses.
Senator johnson replied to Littlcr.
whose speech. he said. should have
been made IN some saloon instead of ON
the floor of the Senate. lie wanted to
know what Lyman Gage and Gen. Ew-
ing had done to incur the hostility OF
the Snngnmon Senator. "rhc Civic
Federation" said Senator johnson,
"hns done more for advancement ana
education than ten thousand men like
the Senator from SangamOn. lie offers
to send us some honest men to Chicago
from his own town to manage our af-
fairs. but ] see by their own morning
pnpers they are having their little
scraps here and accusing each other Of
all the crimes known. II they have any
rood men they need them ut home"
Senator Berry also spoke In Opposi.
ton to 1lttler stating that he did not
represent the Republicans In his asscr.
lions regarding civIl.scrvicc reform.
The bill WIS then passed with the
emergency clause. the vote standing:
yeas. rs; nays. II.
Those voting aye were: Aspinwnll.
Bartling. Berry. BOgnrtlus. Chapman.
Coon. Crawford. Dunlap. Dryer. Ev.
ans. Fisher. Fitzpatrick. Ford. Hamcr.
Harding. Herb. Iligbec. Howell, Hum.
phrcy. Hunt. Hunter, Johnson. IA.
nm. Kingsbury. Leeper. I.etourncau.
Lundin, Mahoney. McClOud, Morrison.
MunrOc. Mussett. NettcrstrOni, Me-
baus. Sawyer. Templcton--:W.
Those voting nay were: Barhcs.
Brands, Campbell OF Hamilton. Craig.
Green. Littlcr. O'Brien, Paisley, Salo.
mon. Wall, Wells--11.
Absent or not voting Campbell Of
Cook, McKinlny.
Senator JOhnson's bill making u per.
jury for bOndsmen In criminal eases
to make false schedules. Senator Ev-
ans, apprOpriating $4,000 for m iii.
nOis building at the Cotton States FIX.
position. aud Senator lligbre's bill
amending dover law, ull passed.
Tho most Of the time In the House
this morning was taken mp IN dis.
cussing the new constitution question.
Before this, however. the following
bills were offered for sacrifice:
Brunen-For the protection of dairy
men and dealers In milk products.
celln-rO regulate insurance com.
panirs doing insurance business other
than life.
Curley-Amending the accident and
life Insurance laws, assessment Ulnn.
, Also requiring agents Of assessment
life ana accident companies TO pro,
cure license.
MISUNDERSTANDING the building
!, and loan laws.
Graham--Ilepealing section . of the
, law In regard to fOundllngs.
Green--Amending the fr@ school
act. Also to prevent fraud In the let.
ting of contracts for local improve.
ments.
Notwithstanding the sanitary dis
trlct act. Also to amend the fish laws,
Kaiser-TO establish laboratory on
economic geology.
Kent-Punlshing corporations fOi
acquiring or using property not con
templated In their charter.
KinchclOe-TO punish evasion of the
, revenue laws. Also to regulate the
fees of witnesses In criminal cases.
Lowenthal-'rO regulate the naturali
zatiOn OF aliens by prohibiting pOlitica
| committees or others paying the fees
McCarthy-TO define ana regulate
7 railroad accidents to employees on rail
rOads--the Burns fellow-servant law
! Of ~.