Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1897-04-10


The amended Torrcns land hill was
considered In the Senate. and. having
been read u second time. was ordered
to a third reading. The hill will bc put
through the House with all possible
dispatch. and will he In shape to he
submitted to the people for adoption at
the spring election.
Representative Mrt;OOrty Of Cook
County took a hard fail out Of Repre-
| sentative ThieMan. who has been Jug.
CLING with the bicycle Hill for u coilsi,i.
cradle time and has for some reason
done everything In his power io retard
its passage. Mct;oorty offered rrso.
luton. which was passed unanimous
~. demanding Of Thicnan that he re-
port back the bill without any further
| delay. Thieman, II il said. has been
carrying the bill around In his pocket
Thieinan Is chairman Of the Committee
on Roads and Bridges. and II Is sail
the bill was doomed to death In that
body. McGoOrty's resolution has put
n new phase ON the matter. however.
| Editor ROscwatcr of the Omaha Bee
and u large delegation Of citizens from
that town arrived for the purpose of
working In behalf Of u measure appro.
prluting S1Wb.OOO for u big exposition
" hlch Is projected In Omaha next year.
The Committee on License meets this
afternoon. and the cheap telephone SEP
vice bill will bc considered. \ num-
her Of the Chicago members. led by
Gallagher. NOvak. O'Shea aud NOllc.
have been working hard to get this
forts up tn date have been thwartcd by
Mitchell. Mct;lnnis. Sicrhir ami 9th.
ers. who. for some reason or other.
have been working like beavers against
the measure.
McGoorty's resolution relating to the
bicycle baggage bill. though alroi,ly
put und carried. will not probably re-.
suit In very much In the line of prnc.
teal effect. Representative Mitchell
who has been working rs hard as any.
body. to have the bill reported back. OK.
p'.sS'" '"e s'"'"' Wv" vi '"c "'"''''
WV" "' s""'
s. """' W '""'' WI" WV" !"
compel Thienan to report the bill buck
dill 80 because they feel II II not right
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WV" '"' VII '"''''S W. '"' i''sS"se'
Tie senate lind scarcely gotten M
""r heauwny wednesday morning bc
Tor" IAN Campbell ri COOK offered .
Dill repeating the civil srrvirc law nov
III force IN the city OF Chicago. Tl'
biIi was read u first time. ana Campbell
moved u suspension OF the rules Tor III
advancement to second r"ndihg with
out reference 10 u committee. n storm
: OF objections were henrd. nut Cainlhei
INSISTED Oh MS point, ana 'he Dill wen
10 srcohu readiily.
WINE tiiis was going on III tho Sen
ate N"'aR or Cook, Democrat. go
| 49, $500
NOUS consent Tor the Introduction OF
bii'. Vhder the rules OF the iious
nothing but committee bills or blli
). Introduced ny unanimous consent chl
: d. oHer"d. the period thereror. rs pis
:. viueu u! resolution. having expired III
= tue -"th OF Marh. NovaK got coi'sei'
u to Introduce his bill. which proved 4
J. u" exactiE TIE same th'hg that CAM
IL Dell had offered IN the senate" Novn|
y wanted his bill read hrsi time an
u sem 10 second reading without ref"'
u ehce 10 u committee. rms h"ressi'nte
suspension 0f the rules. The itous
refused 10 consent, ana the Novak bi
did moi get any headwny.
Cnmphe'l was asked about his bl
u ana said:
= u believe IN the VIII OF III" maJ0rlt!
Garter IL. Harrison ran Tor the mny0I
u any I" chicago on an aht,-civii servir
y lhntIorhi. The people sustained nm
= III" polls. Tile men VII" were IN rave
or ciVl service ala not agree anon
themselves ON other points. liarris0
y got more votes Than all the other c'nl
e dates comhiled. so 1t IL evident to IN
mint tliat the people OF Chicago do III
want civll service IN III" city govern
u irent. ! was talking with County Cler
Nnopf about the matter Tonight bef0r
lleft, ana told him " the people elec
II | cd Harrison | should do my hest tn u,