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' HE CHICAGO ‘TRIBUNE: THURSDAY, APRIL. 10, 1879--TWELVE PAGES, Senator Bash's Park bill, which passed the House ‘Tuesday, Mr. Neff, of Stophenson, introduced a resolu- tion that the dTouse adjourn May 10 sine dlo, Mr. Morrison, of Morgan, moved to roler to the Committee to the Jlouse, which will bemade untimely from thelr mothers’ womb. Tle comminsioned offeer, or, in his abeanee, by nny Rxe. 4, The Urignde Commander shall dircet probably on Friday. y ty | oftcer authorized by inw'tondininister oaths. rneh fareet practice at the annual parades nnd taounhe Anat the Utle of the bil should be oe Ree the wad of the Commandersii-Chiof | cneanpiiente ae he may deem expedient, and hy pill for an act tu provide for an army of poll- | shall conslat of an Adjutant-General, with the | may command at cach general encampment. rid {elans (o plunder the Btato Treasury and carry | tank of Hrigadier, 1, who aball he ‘i oMerw | report the conduct and dlacipline tnoreof to tha “ ws, GABBLE. tenth of fn mill on cach dotlar af taxable prop, orty of thie State, niturto in sald country to be nnart nwa nillltary fund of this State. out of whig fd, or an much thorenf ua ahall bu necessary rer: | GommandersineUhier, shall'be patt armory tent, fires, Ughts, medicg TTD TAILERS. ‘Specimens of What Ilinois Clietot Hiatt, C General, A AN INCIDENT IN THE 1OUSE. the Committee on Rules. the State for the Repitbiteans [ti 1880."" monnter_ Genel tor General, Strecon supplles, expense of tarwot practice, as herons Got for Her Money Snerval Mapatch ts The Tribune, Mr. Herrington, of Kane, objected, and called +s MR. CROOKRI, OF LASALLE, Genera n densa Feet ineneactic each ARTICLE V. base pensided jueoeeent Courta- Mactta trans Srmixavieud, Thy April Y=-In the Tlonse, | for tho ayes aud noes. ‘Themotion was ndopted | offered ns.n substitute thet no employe of the } with tho rank of Colonel, and euch othoe oflcers An3IN AND ANMOLIEA, portation, sitbafatance and pay of ollicara and toy, by a vote of 99 to 14. On motion of Mr, Sherman, McFic's bill to amend the Inw on tax redemption was referred to the Revenue Committec, Mr, Crookor offered s bill relating to the Clr- cult Courtof LaSalle County. Mr, Sherman called up on its passage bis bill “ tothing, eqnipmonts, Qu eee rata properto apni. whe Adjutant | Secrtos2, Upon the oreantention of any company | Sel for Me proner & Quarters Stato shall recctva any pay for any scrvices he | Mt heinay think proper to arnold, |The, TO | or onrtullon af the Iiimoia National Gunes ott the naater a mauler, and can and Earn el may perform tn the militia service, He was not | Commander-in-Chlet with referonce to-tho militia | roquisition of ite commanding odicur, and'tho ap> | Necossary seecinea nul brlandes,, regiceke in favor of debarring from tho militia any elyil | OF military organtzations of tho Bitte, and auell | proval af the Governor, the Quartormaster-Genoral | Recomary, Cnbennen i» Feginental evant of the Stat Ly eh Keop a recon of all officers commissionad by tho | mhall temo nll neconsury ordnanco stores: provided, | ey teD MOK tsittons for oxne = ‘vant ‘ te ate or ie eared CN Governor, and of all goncral fits, practal however, that hon ony arm or munition aro de- iauipentod ANA ies Tange tn cupli ene choose to become a member of the l, N,Q. | orders and rogulations, and all of suc llyered to Se A Se era provided by tho Adjutant-Gerioral, by the ‘coum Mr, Granger, of McHenry, offered the follow: Ing: . Wuannar, Tho allegation ts being circulated In pnbiic that the Commnittce appointed to Investizate the chargo of corruption alleged in Tir Cutcago Turnuns have ascertained ty the testimony of ¥rank K. Nevins before such Committes that the ; Yesterday, = , ait or Talk Enough to Weary Old ; Wives and Auc- ; y ‘Phe speaker, by immensity of the stomach, was | Miers ons pertain to | the, oraanteation | deliver to tho provided Oy Mrleades, roximents, bateal ted in the recetving by the | for paylny the First District Appellate Cireult, U i 2 of the State Militin and the Wilnols Guard, | ‘The People of tho State of Minos, ina sullictent Me p pabaltons. gat Sane tioneers. « See eine BIT SeT, Senowh ne the Gas bill, | Judges 87,000, the same ns the other Juducs of unfltted for militia duty, and the gentleman | and perforin the autice of an Adjutant, Commits nt pit With euiliclent eecnrity, to ba abroved Keparate companies, approved by the Commander. of the sum of $1,000 for tho purpose of Influencing Cook County, the county to pay the gterence au v, 4 from Sangamon (Mr. Snige) was Nkewleo ex: | sary, anit Quartermaster ‘General. Ie shall hao | by the Governor, conditioned for lie proper urv of | Chief, one copy tobe fled in tho offic of the (83,500), After a eharp debate, tn “tiych the his action rulating to sntd bil, therefore. be Tt einpt by datormity of the tread. charge of the State Arsenal and grounie, and alll | eich aenis and niunition,utd the return of the sane Adjutant-onoral, and the other, with his Indoraee 5 . ¢ 4 - thereon, with the Stato Auditor, who d, What the sald Commilttes be instructed Mf ct 1 recetve anil insue all orduance and ordnance stores | when requested by the proper oficors, in good anon a p hall The Day as Passed by the Prise | te Een Umar Before, thein to teatity eealnereenn ere Supa the bill on the Buurca | “rhe gubstituts was adopted. Gna camp andearrieon equinace, on the order af | order. weet,teo and tnavoignblelons ait) dma trae te warrant for the anioget names in aah re ~ uching said matter of alleged corraption, and F 3 MR, ItOMINSON, OF FULTON, he Commander-tn-Chtel. wmay Appoint, excepted, All such arms nnd tinitions shal a t oner within tho Rat (yun examination af eald Granger be made by 3 MISTRN TO TINS? t from military fund, and forward said amo “4 the approval of the Governor. aclark, at a salary | kept at tho company or regimental armory. unt ig offered an atieudment that all officers, muse | A ee eee ti ate a hmtean Orde | dre, 2% Tho Unepeetor-tieveral ehall ceitlealty | 8g vetson entitled thereto, une. . All unexponded balnnco of the nlx cians, and mon stall recefve the santo pay asthe | nance-Scrgeant ata salary of not moro than $00 | duspect, na often ns he may deem necor- vO Ape samo grades inthe United States Army whilo | Ref annum, who stall, nider the. direction of the | ears “ovary ranch conucoted | with, | ihe prbeeintlog sohy: Us ned aa a Rentinuet rallltiy the Committer In publfc, Jn presently the resolution Mr. Granger sald. ‘The following bills were introduced and re- erred to the Judicial Vepartment: Ropeallae Hole. , See, BL of the Landlord anit ae that Noving, who was $ enaut act: Ee rn ey Mer ed him in, the | intiliary worvice, Including armotics, arsenale, | incuieh neice oe rue OF te Commanders Ex-State’s-Att Reed Calls to CONVICTED TO JAIL AIF: Boch 1 a Peg Oe HU eammed | engaced In.qiuallinis Insurrection or riot, ‘This | Aaitnun ‘of hi duties GherAdjutant-Cen- | au miliary storshouseas nnd. ho’ ahail rox | 'B-Cblefe “Antone xt seehase's-attorney Rae ty avoteat te Hocer al porate tn retosng | RUCUMMEGEGE A tL a anteanin ec | ata gnduc, the gotemted par of 1 er | Sitgtiy Hee, Mitta hae amas | Setiny and ote racctan of fe Hin cena raorime, E 4 4 2, ar ANNU, shall hav ctl Inte 5 Recount a Personal +e valet the pame ef the person who fuformed | detainers aleo a billelvig immediate write and (eo ee tee OPW nodtord, wns opposed to tho | of and caretully Pea oc dageveuidons, | National Guard. Te ahail organize the Inepector- | Sriction 1. ‘The commanding offtecr of cacy . iim of the allegation, and also persists in atat- providing that judgiment’ may be entered for | gubstitute, for the rearon that BL a day was | and military tropnies of warholouging tothe Sate, | Genoral'a Denartment, and shall prescrioa the | reaiinent or battalion may, in his dig Experience. . * th damages against sureties; ro-cnactinys Sece. 16 | Httle enough to vay a man taken from his busl- | he shall not allow the eanis to be loaned aut or | rules ond regulations fur its government, and shall | cretion, onttet or organ!: vand under the feng. = ing that he was totd that Granger was the man | oo 99 of the Luudlord and Tenant act, but abel- | ices. bgerrpes Se aoriy aud lite of the | femoved front thelr proper ploce of Mepostt.. He | decide upon the necessary blank forme requirad by | ership of a principal musictin ef his command, nol who hind been pald the $1,500, Ho wanted 10 whitewashing, no atar chamber investigation, no ahielding from the facts in the twatter, and ho demanded the right to ao before the Committec. ‘The members would confer a personal favor on him, hie friends, aud the public, by adopting the resolution, and giving the public an opportunity to have ao open investigation. ME STILL DEMANDED THE SOURCE OF MR. ishing the right of distress, cxcopt as to crops grown und growl. S, Mr, Wentwortl’a Compulsory Education bill was taken up and discussed at length by Messrs. Barry, Taylor, Meier, Chase, Mason, Hopkins, Lovell, Fosbender, nnd others without action, Mr, Erbardt's bil prohibiting the employment of children under 12 fo rfiing, manufacturhiyg, and mercantile ostablishinonts was ordered to a third readin, Adjourued, c ahall furnish, at the exponso of tho Stnto, all { tus Department, and sve that the sume aro fur- toexceed asixteon in number fora regiment’ ang citizen. - | proper blank books, blanks, and forme, and auch | nished at the proper timo, twelve for a battation, who shail! bo subject to the ‘Mr. Robison sald that, under the provisions of | tnilitary fuetmictivn buvks as shall be approved by xc. 3 The entire Mlinols National Gnard and | orders of such leader and undur the cominand of thy the net, 1 would cost, 88,000 for overy day the | the Commundor-in-Chief. Io shall alee, on or all armories, ordoance-stores, and camp-equipaye | reximontal or battalion commander; and delin. army laduiged in adrill or parade, ‘The annual | before the frat day of October noxt preceding the | belonging to the State, aball be inapected at funat | quentsof euch band shall bo subject to the same encampment would cost $24,000, Under the regular session of the General Ansombly, make out | onco Ineach year, undor such rules and regula~ penalties as are prescribed for all onlisted men, Dil {t would cost the State $150,000 per year. a fil and detailed account of all tho transactions | tlous as may be provided by the Inspector General, Sze. 2. For each day's duty, when ander orders Mr. Lovell, of Kane, fayore: ‘the 81 per day, | Of nix oftice, with the expenses of tha eamo for the | with the approval of the Commuander-in-Chtof,and | fromthe Commander-in-Chief or ns a witness or 9 and suugested that the gentleman from Kane recoding tery aeere an such other matlers ae a Ihe hocesnney tesve) ii uxionsessnewered thera- aetepaat Banke ausnoons from ihe Feculdent of . shall be required by the Governor, and shall olvo | in shall be paid on requisition in tho sama manner | Judge Advocate of a court-martial, ofiicers {ilabjzon) hud strained his construction of the | Fenort areuch other times as tle Governor shall | a8 feculnatier provides (Or tmen shall be paid as hereinbefore provided 1 tA regulre, He shall revide at the State Capital, and See. 4. Commanders of regiments, battalion: Casual Allusion to the Case of Mr Nevins in the Menageric uf Despotse The Skuiloss and TuborHearted of That Body Persist in Imprison- canip duty. : Hii NEVINS! INPOUMATION, ‘Mr. Robison wanted to know if. {t was worse | ehnil told his ofllcs during the pleasure of tha | troops, batteries, or separate companies whall far- Seo. 3, There shall bo proeet by the Quarter. mg sd * and be wanted oll the members of the House to BENATE. to walk around for $13 per month than it was | Governor, nish to the Inspector General such {nformation ns | ranstor- General such bouks of record and bouks of . bo put in possession of the same Information. NATE, to fleht five years for the same money. Sro, 5. The Generale of Brigades shall be ap- he many. require aatoite number and kind of arms, ppaeenstioo - my be mice uney for tho proper per. Militia Bille== | Heacstred to go on record as demanding a full | g At tne abouings of the Gennes tis. sGre Ky,» BUes Lavell This cau tere aren One: oiniéd hy tha Governor, ani atall told tele oties | suulument and miley propery ohare “Uae | code, the sna to Ue pald for an hillapr parce — 8 arbor calle - ed by court: . On Date % : Debate onthe ithe Mat complete Investigation, and inslstiiye tut can deve fen Pr eke y Lia bags AT LAST, Prepramanaation of the Genern) of Uriuades, the | tallong, troops, hattarics, or soparnte companice; apnrovedl by the Govornor and drawn from the Mil. Garnishment---The e Hon, ee , Which amends the Jaw ol ‘The Chair protested nyainst the frequency of } Governor shall appaint and cumtalssion the Briuada | And at tho Inspection of nny armory, arson), oF itary Fund. Canal 4 all the facts be made kuown, Mr. Hisbee, of | yarntahment by increasing the amount exempt | apecchca, as it would take two months to hear | Stoff us follows: Judue-Advocate, with rank of milltary storehouse, If the Iinpector-Gonoral tind ce 4. No military company shall leavo the r . Cook, moved to amend by adding, ‘And that Frank E. Nevins be discharged from further {o1- prisonment." Mr. Granger objected, on the ground that it was due to himecif that Nevins should reveal the sourco of Ils information, Mr, Bishee then withdrew Jiis amendment, and Mr. Granger's resolution was adopted, with only one dissenting vote. PAT HANHY!S INQUISITORIAL COMMITTER meet to-morrow toon to hear the etatement of Granger, who has finally emerged from ob- seurity, and admitted that he was the man Nevina was after. He told the writer of theac dispatches that he never heard that ho was the fellow till Monday. It was known Inate week 31 State with arma and equipments without tho cons sent of the. Cammandbr-ta-Chiet, and any com. any eo offendingin this particular may be dis sanded by the Communder-in-Chiof, See, G. Itshall not be lawful for any body of men whatever, othcr than tho regnlar organized volunteer militia of this State, and tho troops op tho United States, to associate thomsclyes tuzathee as amilitary company or organization, or to drill ‘or parado with orme in any city or town of thi State, without tho lconse of the Govornor thereof, which liconse may at any thmu bo revoked: Ant provided, further, that students in cdacational in. etlintions where inliitary scienco jan part of the course of instruction may, with tho conseut of tho Governor, drill and parade with arms in poe Ne, under the saperintendence of thoir instract. ora, and may take part in any regimental of brigade oncainpmant under command of thet military Snetenctor; and whilo 60 encamped ehall be freee by tho provisiona of this act. They ahall be entitled only to transportation and so Theil ce cosas grote ta tavecot. ae, | aeeereteags rik Amina aalplant devas | wurtsP Erne fred, uni ores or te | With rank of leutenant-Colut 3 Inspector-Gen- J ry 4 a we Ur. Hartz, of Logan spoke in favor of Mr | Gral. with raniean Major: Surzeon, ae e cea as | liclont In any respect, he shall forthwith roport the a bs Major; Quartermaster, with rank a4 Captains Com- facta in reapoct thereto to the Commander-in- Mr. Sherman offered a substitute, providing | 7.4 ath ua'Cuptning and two Alds-aa- | Cliter. that the millitia receive’ pay only for days en- Cape: with rane ng PirsteLientenant, Sec. i. In his annual report the Inspector Baued in parade, eneainpments'or, nets Guys Wee. Gs A regiment of Aufuntry sholl consist | Genctal shall state what, general and feld ofticers be ul bb len =compnnics. a f ns! a anges of gener: ni old oftcers: and encanipmenta. of not Jews than twe and not mora | have been made, and what degree of Improvoment ‘Mr. Wiison, of Cook, stated that the gentte- | than sevon companics, A battalion of I¢es than has been attained by both oficces and raene and Fulton (Robison) had tal ‘more | four companies shall ba cntitled to a Major, and | Whether the yoneral regulatiuna have beon on- sun tron F Robison) kee FO | svnen it 18 augmented to four or more companies it | sorved, toycther with such utner suggestions as ho aggatnat the bill tae, aay suai om Ul Hoary de tuning omitted 19 Etentenant-Golonel The. | May 2 na cctora, ah I Colonel, Licntenant-Colunel. anit Major of all bat- ru, O. Tho rigado Inspectors, whenover re+ Mr. Robleon—That ts false, and tho gentle- | ialions and roximenta shal! be elected by the lino | qnired by tho, Insyecto Fenerale aball report. 10 man from Cook (Wilson) Knows that It ts. | onicera thereof. The Kevimental Sta shall con- | him the condition of thelr respective briyades, and {Sensation} fist of Surgeon, with the rank of Major; { shall also, pon tis request, roport te him upon ‘The Chalr pounded with bis little gavel. Ansiatant Surgeon, with the rank of Captain; In- | Sny matter properly belonging to ble department Mr. Wilson eontinucd with his speech, and | epector of Rife Practice, with the rank of Cip- which may require examination, within thelr ro- hoped thut the gentlemen would cease their | tains Chaplain, with tho rank of Captain; Ad- | spective division or brigade distticte, All such talk and pass the bill. jutant, with tho rank of Captain; (Quarter- | reports shonld bo addresvod to tho Inspector to 850, The bill was read a second time, and the following amendment, reported by the Sen- ate Judiciary Committee, was nlopted: Provided, Where the debt sought to be recovered wad contracted In another Srate, the debtor or arlginat defendant shall be allowed the same ex- emption an ie atlowed by the lawa of tho btato where the debt waa contracted, Senator McDowall offered an amendment fix- ing the exemption at 825. Senator Lee believed a tnrger exemption than this would be sgainst the intereat of the Inbor- er rather than beneficial, for the reagon ft would tend to destroy his credit. Senutor Munn made the polnt that tt has bec held by somo of the courts under the amendinent to the law passed in 1877, that TUE JAIL. * Tals, Bpectat Dispatch to The Tribune, BaxGauon County Jai, Srrimarigny, Tl, ‘April 0.—The beautles of Greasy Row are alinost obscured this morning by the shect of falling rain, and the heavy clouds blinking now aml then with a sudden electric light startle one and make one nervous. Tam beginning to think that Hfe ino dungeon {9 not such a mo- notonous existence after nll, It fa wonderful to think what will interest. aman in prison, Tam fast coming to the conclusion thut St. John, ‘Martin Luther, and Joho Bunyan werc not such martyre after all, notwithstanding their prison ~ in Democratic circles in Chicago, and in acer- | there was no exemption whatever now iu pro- master, with tho rank of Firat Dettenant, | General, but shall bo forwarded through brigado sistence, and sball report and be anbjcct to the milterere ‘palaces as compared with mint. 1| tun euorter a week before Nevins got ile in | ecedings bv garnishment. fle favored the | “é Rovison salt) bo was opines fo) who shall be apnoiuted and comintasioned | Commanders, commandant of such eneainpitent, Lt wager there’ was vida ww ‘i SADDLING A MENAGERIE ON THE STATE by the Governor, on recommendation of | Ske. 7% Tho armory of each regimont, battalion, Cc the ever offends ayainet the provisions will wager there formation, Nevins will beallowed to be present | amount of $50. which would ebst from $60,000 to $80,000 per the ftegimental, Cummander. ‘Tho Battalion | or company shall ye subject tothe ordera of the of tho preceding section, or belongs to or parades NOT A CALANOOSH IN GALLILER at the interrogation of Granger, and It fs quictly | Senator Fuller took a similar view. year. i i Seg tet ocnulet of the wane officers, cxeept Yur- | Adjutont-Ucneral, bo under the charge of ita com-.| Withany such unauthorized body of men with arm, ps redolent of noisome ametts, and as populous | jinted that the McHenry statesman will be sub- shall be punished by a fine not exceeding the sam Scnator De Lany opposed a Inrge exemption. It would be {njurlous to the poor classes. He characterized the bill as being in the Inter- est of railroad companies. It was tmero- ty to prevent them from being troubled with arnishinent proccss, He thought the presence of railroad = Jobbyists on the flour of the Sounte waa the cause of the bill being called up at this time. The speaker inty have referred to Fred Winstou, Gus Hur- rlugton, and Charles H. Reed, who were on tho con, and shail be appointed and conimlasioned on | Manding officer, who shill keep therein all prup- si ttta Sliarmact wanted. to spentt cue mort, but geon, and sal] bu apport el commandon ‘the | erty. furnished’ by too State, And no tompuny R qT ie him of order, ne @ame | Commander of a regiment or battalion snail ap- | shall be furnistied with arms or egnipmante until Mate ane of Sangamon was of the opinion ied re Mr rt ae ate Hosptial ata ear ae ee ee meh oa prowiaes a theta de: bal} u ergeant, Commiseary-Sergceant jospitnl-Stuwat it. a ul arins be Joaned, or taken that. Mr. Sherman's substitute did not go far Coie Setgonnt OrunancesSergeant, ‘Drumn-Major, | from euch armoriea by individunt members of com- enough, He thought ft ought to be withdrawn | aud two principal Musicians, who shall conatitute | panics. Any ofilcer, nou-comnilsaianed officer, ur and a new one offered covering the whole (io nen -commuanioned MAT: All ned officers shall LT oe eee piers Anowinaly yund. va | hol cir offices for tive yenra, ‘Tho commissions 1 0 fe, oF falee returns o} gronady Ife wanted io amnnlgulty’on. whe quéss | oP Sir tal ulicre shai eznire witon the successor | sHate, broverty a hie ands, oF nazlecting of re: hy of the officer nominating them shall make new appl money drawn froin the State ‘The question was then ordered, and, the sub- | Nominations to (holt reanectiye villeg and such | ‘Treasurer for the purpow named In thy requtattion stitute was Adoptett by a vote of 77 ta 62, nominations shall by condrine therefor, ahall ba deemed guilty of embozzlement, Mr. Wilson o} aud sball be puntahod tn te mannur ay provided with all kinds of vermin, and as wholty disa- greeable ns this “common jail of Sanzamon County" in which T ain now confined. I be- Neve a Hottentot kraal has more comforts in It than this moldy. time-scarred buetile, and to write about {t makes one unhappy, aud the words to move slow, * DR, LINDSEY 4 ‘ong juat called to seo n sick inansin one of the sells, bringing in with bim the smell of the 0 or by inprieunment in the common jail for 8 term not exceeding #lx months, or hoth, Bec. 7 Inasmuch asthe appropriation provided for i Art. 11 of thiv act cannot bo realized until the your 1881, there ia hereby approprinted and actapartasa military fund until that time the wunt of 226, 000 from any moncy In the Treasory not otherwigo appropriated, to bo sed and ap plied for the purposes and in the manner apecited in auld Art. 12 of tuis act. ‘bec, 8. Allucts and parts of actg Inconslatent with, She provinlgns contulued in this uct aro horeby ro pealed, jected to a cross-examination on behalf of the peuple that will make bis mustache curl at both ends, GENERAL PROCEEDINGS. THE LOnDY. Special Dievatch to The Tribune. Srnixorie.o, April 9.—The corporation snd ratlroad lobby began putting {n sn oppearauce this nurning, in view of the fact that the Rev- Ny by thu Commande: fered on amendment providing | in-Chlef. A battalion of cavalry shall consist o! oor. that there shall be only four days’ service, in- | not more than four nor ‘less than two for that offense in the criminal cuds of this State, = ainp atmospbere in his dripping coo and | enue bills are hued the Senate, aadielll Senator Hunt favored the reduetton, stead at six, in the annual encanpment. | companies ot not than aiitty enlisted * ARTICLE VI. AT NIGUT. — . umbrella and hat, and causing little puddles to | como upin the House to-morrow. Gus Her- “1 r opted. men im each company; ant h | battailor 4 7 aa collect on the - floor thier ‘oF fect, rington, of Geneva, nnd Fred Winston, of Chi- j Retatoe Dearvurn sna fieaitot this talk anon Mr. Ewing, of McLean, offered an omend- | shall be entitled toa Major, aud Wt ovor four come | ,,SHoTION 1. Tha General fuspoctor of Tifle Peace aes oe sor sbi | Sneclat Mavatch to The Tribune, Srriworizny, Il)., April 9.—Let the people ot Illinofs rejoiee. The prospects are that this Legislature, which has been controlled ever since its iuception by the worst sot of Jaw-mak- ing pirates and general incompetents, will tos few weeks come toa close, As nicntioned ine provious dispatch, the carly morning trala brought down Fred Winston and Gus Elerring. ton. After breakfast they hold a consultation : ‘ tiee al 0 chitrge a g ment limiting the payable service to four days, | panied should at any time ha decried Necoselcy OF | tho Sluvo: eouit uirect. the mogner in whos. the eeent in tice of {neaston or insurrection. TheGuvernor, it ehall bo called a regiment, and bo are i 2 cata ered. bntttate te atric entitled to a Licuienant-Colonel, with te same | amasbull vo cond lucted, and alioll report to the r, Hartz offered os o substitute to strike out | start oftcory ne a buttallon of infunitey, with the ad- nepecsor-Genurite 2, Art. do dition of a Commiasury, with rank den Firat-Lion- | 1,580.2. The Brigade, Reptinental, and Dattalton The Chair ruled tt out of order, as not being | teunat.. ‘The nun-conimesioned staff of a battalion | Wenecturs of Htifte Practice shall perform such Rermane. Of cavalry shall consist of a Servoant-stajor, Quare | duties as may, from timo to lima vo precrited oy ‘The amendment. was adopted, termuster-Sergcant, Comimiasiry-Seryeunt. Hos. | the erat A ies of Killo Practice with the Mr. Bower, of Richland, offered an amend. | pital-Steward, Color-Sorgeant, Chief-Luglor, Fars onere th of ne uspector-Ceneral., mont providiig tint Capiatns of companies bo | HeF-Serveunt,’ and Suddler-Sereeant, whe stall be | aitt‘ty. fa ‘horolnalter presesiped, tho bane a for empowered to compel the uttendauce of the | Bppoited In tho same mannor as povided fora at~ } Comp duty, subject to the approval of tne Insvector~ useu at all reyularly-ordered drilis, S Weompany shall consiet of a Captain, a | Ueneral and Commandor-in-Chiof, ‘The expenss Mr. Sherman wanted to know 1f the witenane, five Sergeanta, four Corparale, | Of procuring and walntaining proper rite rauycs and sundry big, fot globules of water to fall upon my diminutive table from the before- mentioned tile, which has found a perch upon ao apike immediataly over my manuacript. 1 hopo Sangamon County will have better accommoda- tions for the press Lefore the Legislature mects again, two ycars heuce. THI8 MORNING JONN BRADLEY, the smoky gentleman who was tnearcerated Inst Jost night on the chargo of attempting to kill his cago, have muterialized themselves at the Le- land, Wash Armstrong, of LaSalle, and anutn- ber of gentlemen interested In the caval have already arrived, aud will do what they can to aveure the passage of Senator Whitlng’s bill for an appropriation of $50,000, js TAXING CORPORATIONS. The House Revenue Committea mot this morning, aud, dy a vote of 6 tu 5, resolyed to raport favorably on Senate Bill 101, in relation lobbytats. It was o cheap arcument. Ilo ex- plained the purpose of the above ameudment, gaylng the residents of neighboring Statea, where larger exemptions are allowe 1 than here, were now in the habit of sending claime agatust reatdents of thelrown States into this Stato for collection. Here the attorney would be- ginasuit against the non-resident dehtur by Gttachment, aud serve a railrond company os gorntehee, and collect the debt at creat cost to the debtor and in the court of a State distant from his own. He wished to know if the Sen- u . is ir , procuring ammunition, the necewsary printing, and with Senators Dearborn and Merritt and a fer Cauedsinn wife, went over to court und was nd- | to the assessment of corporations, as follaws: pianfronr Cooke (De Lani] etllel this legislation wine Seed aki MARTA OLUU, foro Afusiotang.nod not lone thal Ory ad are Hotter“ things deemed proper forthe promotion | other prominent Democrats of both Houses mitted to balt. This circumstance afforded mo | A Bint for on act to amend Sec. 3 and sof the je amendmeut was lost, of ritle practice bythe Milnois National Guard, Seuator Southworth spoke humorously against these enterprises that bad cut up the State by railroads and ruined the country. Why, he sald, a few years ago a man could come hare to the Legislature, make lows {in the fore voon, ant in the afternoon could take and the result of their deliberations was thatthe tlme had arrived when it became necessary to ordera halt und suppress all further attempy at legislative piracy and tax-eating. They talked over the aituation with as many of the faithful General Revenie law of the State, Sxerton 1. Bert enacted by the People of the Stato of Iilinols, represonted in the General Aesembly, That Sec.'3 of **An act for the uyecrement of property, aud the lovy and collection of taxes," iipproved Murch 30, 3872, In foreu duly 1, 1872, Mee Robison, of. Fulton, moved to amend oy | 22%" See any oe ett ettonntasaey | alll be paid for from the military fund, on Bilis af striking out the provision for regimental and | Serugant. a Quartermastor-berfoant, Farriur, Sad- | Particulate approved by the Cominander-In-Chtet, brigade headquarters, Lost, dler. and Bugler; provided that a company of ARTICLE VII. Mr. Wilson, of Covk, moved to amend the | artlilery having more than two aun shall be entl- counts MARTIAL, appropriation clause by changing the time from | tea to an additonal Second-Lieutenunt, and the Sxetiox 1, Uenernl Conrt Martial for tho trial of another subject for serlous reflection aud com- parison. How fortunate for John Bradley that he attempted to kill bis wife Instead of enter- taining a contempt for the Legislature |; ‘1881 10 1880. Adopted. Commander thereof shall rank as Majo. A MARD MAN. and the samo is hereby €o amended astoreod ag | pig fun and go out anywhere within Mrs Roblaon moved to strilce o commissioned ofiiccra shal bo urdered by the | 28 could bo reached boforo the couyeningd A . ue the $25,000 ARTICLE IL Commander-in-Caiet at such times ay the intercst Joe Blatr, another of my companions was dis- | follows: au mile of town aud shoot deer and wild game of | approprinted 1u addition to the tax-levy. F “i 4 ew av the intercst | both Houses, and arrangements were made {or charged tlis morning, his term of office having | goyyestcr Pertonal Property sual! bo valuedas | Ou"kinds, Buty alas, the raliroads bad spoiled | "aly. 4 a3) Srcrion 1, Company oflicors shall be elected by | Of the sorvica may require, and ahall consist of not | 1 oiding a confervnco this avening at the Lclunt, r. ‘Chonipaon objected, as the wholo matter | the membera of the company, and shal} hold their | Jes than thrvo nor tnore, than, tive officers, tha wae satt{ad yorterdas, aMca for three years. All non-commissioned } majority of whom ehall nog be of inferior rank to ‘Me'Chate thought the gentleman from Cook | oflicers of cumpantes, on recommendation of their | tho acciwod when practicable. yaa right, but-nodfd not feel diapoacd to crowd | Captain, shai he uppotnted by tho warrant of tha Src, 2, Commisstoned officers may be tricd by the gentleman from Fulton, who proceeded to | Battalion or Regimental Commander, Court Martial fur tho following oifenses: For all this sport. ‘They had built up too many towns and citics, and Med the State with the nifairs of trade und commerce, and rufned {lie simplicity of those primitive days. He was expired, Io was elected by the Cuurt for thirty daya ona charge of vacrancy,. When Joo pro- sented himeclf before the Jatier, Jack/Allen, ho rat—All personal property, excent as heroin otherwise ditccted, shall be valued ot ite fair cau About noon TUE REPUDLICAN LEADERS of the House wero foformed of the movements value. ** second—Every credit foro aum cortatn, payable presented s tndicrous appearance. Ho bad on | elther in money or labor, shall be voluéd at oa tuir | unanimously againat the railroads und the tele-| explain hls amendment. Bec. 2. All meetings for the election of officorn | drunkenness ou duty: for neglector auty; torop- | of the political enem: id. there was a hurry ‘i . ; bie; If for any prop -fangle : i be ord yreusion of any uuder his command; for dia- p ys und there was o hurry nothing but a shirt and a grimy patr of drawers. eae eee cruarvlass Of wy logs ie antl front, ped tie now-fapeled civilization they peo Borman, Of Cools, said the action of yes- teat) sans er nl bo ordered by the Hrieade | Preutonce of orters, or iuy act contrary to the | {ox anda scurrying. .As soon as the House hal , * Where are your breeches!” asked Jack, te yalued at tho current price of such property, Iie previous question was moved, andthe erday wos o comproniléc, taken the noon recess, about twenty of the most prominent Republicans hurriedly held « cuucut in one of the committes-rooms and discussed the situation, They say that ft was ngrave one, and that the only thing for them todo was to anticipate the Domocratie thunder, After looking over the bills now peod- ing, they came to the conclusion that NO NEARER DATE COCLD NE FIXED THAN NATIO for verpotual adjournment, Thero wera the Royenue. Apppropriation, Militia, and a few other bills to be passed, und {t would take untill thattime to get them through both Houses. Neff, of Freeport, was appoluted to introduce the adjournment resolution, and Morrison, of Javksonville, was deputized to move ita reference tothe Comimittcs on Rules. This was dove so that any reavlution looking to’ an adjourn ment that might be introducod by the Demo crata shoutd be referred to the same Committes ‘The leading Democrats held on informal cum ference this evening {n Sunator Dearborn't roum, aud, after talking over the situation, de termined to accept the date mentionod, should they not bo able to secure an carller adjourn ment, which they will cudeayor todo, Thepex ple woutd say “Amen!” wero the Solous to is, : dirceacd to an officer of his command to prestdo | provisions of thie act, or for conduct unbecoming labor or wervice. + Third—Aunuitics and royalties sia!) be valued at thelr prevent total value. ** Fourth—The capital stock of all compantes and associations now or hereafter created under the laws of this Stato (except those required to be o#- sesecd by local Anveseors, ns tercinaiter provided) hall be #o valued by the State Board of Equaliz {ion us to ascertain und determme, reapectively, the fafr cash value of such capital stock, tneladiny the franchiae, over and above the assessed valuo of the tungilje property of auch company or aysoct tion. Sold Hoard shall adopt such rules aud prin ciples fur ascertaining the faircush value of such capital stock as to ft may scem equitanlo and Just; ond wach roles aud principles, when so ‘adopted, ff not inconsisvent with tha uct, stall bo us binding and of the xame eect as If contained in thig act, subject, however, to such clinge, altera- ton, or amendment uy muy be found, from time to tune, to be necedsary by eatd Hoard, Hrorided, that in all cases where the tanvible property oF capital atock of any company or ausoctation is oy- rorsed under thie act, the shares of copital slack of Any euch company or sseciation ehull tot be as. sessed ortaxcd in this State, ‘Thiy clause shull not apply tothe capital #tock, or sharcy of capital stock, of banks orguntzed under the general bunk ing inws of this State. Provided, further, that compuntes and gusociations organized for purely mumitfacturing purposes, or for printing, or for Dubiishing of nuwspapers, or for the Improving nnd breeding of gtuck, shall be assessed by the Jocu) Avsesors In Miko manner as (he property of wired tu be asscascd. ho thirty-secand # etn of sald act a “(Hain’t gut none,” was the reply. “What became of them?” “Well, you sce," nid Joe, “the boys were having a Ittle foo with me last night, and they ripped up the legs of my pants und tore then up into strings, aud by und by there was nothing left of thetn but the walstband, and there wasn't rouch comfort in that and 1 threw It away." “The weather Is rather cold for that kind of iG acostume,” suggested Jack, surveying the pris- onct from head to foot with a grim sort of a a amile. Yea,” replied the tramp, I want a palr of pants."” “The h— you do,’ replied Jack, plously. “ Who's colng to pay for then??? “The county,” replied the well-posted tramp. ‘ After a great deal of badinage ant chaff the ™ prisoner was furnished with a pair of paute, He % ros still barofooted, ‘s “* Where arg your shoes?” 4 “They haye been etolen,’? | __ Jacke again beeaine exasperated, but finally in- 5 atituted a thorough search for the misslne : a "The amendment was lost by a yote of 77 to 57, veting, wh I, at a - | on ofticerand genticinan, or to the prejudice of Mrs Harta of Tobineon woved torcaeina aay | afauch meting, Mio etutles theroct by mall to | Sood order or military uisetoline. PSY providing for the organization of Independent | cach pervon entiticd to vote thereat, | Tho Bro. 3, For the trial of non-commisstoned of competes under certain regulations, which was wating: stall cs D pntlot and ‘o iualority aT renter Sr bere cute Rone micirg taken fro! louse bill 71 q of all votes cast shat ys necessary to elect, | |! ci v eK a8 sha! be Fi?) sh anlnority report td tho rest thereof mall bo forthwith feturnod | bo, neceeraty oupoint a ttealmontal Court Martin) the oficer presiding through tho Megimental or i: it bat 5 Mu pan in ale MEIER, SOCIALIST, OF COOK, _| By guaoticer, presiding through the enimentel or | Et auvy wuich shall consiet of nok lor tan three moved to strike out Secs, 6 and 0, Art. 11, which’ | thore shall be a failure to elect any oflicer at two { nor moru than tivo commissioned ollicors, one of pelts the: acilt or Donia of any armed com- mavelings ational Sherofor, the Commander-in- ahaie nn be Sales oleate agtos ial any not organized under the provisl Chief may Ul the vacancy by direct appomtinent, de a suloned officer, musician, Ui "Pho’ epeaker regarded ‘tho. soetlo Of the | Tine onicer designated to preside atruch mecting | oF private may bu trled by Conct Martiat ror drank death-bl £5 the Leh ei a We bY anton bie shall not appear thereat, the sontor oficer present | entices on duty; for hee! lect uf duty: for mutiny, jeath-blew to the Lelr und Webr Verein, the desertion; for disobedi 0 f mucleus of the Suctitist ariny. ‘The amendment | all preatde, ordexertions” af dWaludlancg ol Onlahl. GF: t2F * my See. 3, An Examining Board of threo or moro | conduct tniccoming a wuldicr, or to the projudico wus Told on the table viva Voce, thy Commus | competent acer nintag. Doss of theca oF moro | eyes ardor or auiteary otusipiiness ns nats not being strong enough to demand the | in-Chiof shall conyene nt such thine and places a9 ec. G. In all Goneral or Regimental Courts Mare yens and nays. ho anull direct, and examine in military tactics all | tal, the arraignment of the accused, the proce Khe irrepressible Mr. Hartz offered an amend- | commissioned olliccra below tho rank of Brigudier- | inu#, trial and record shall couforin to tha regu mont providing that, In cusu of auy riot nbovo | Genera), who shall be ordered betora 1t, ‘Ino | Hons for the divclpliny of the army of the United the diginity of a mob in any town or elty, the | Commander-in-Cutot shall give at leant one week's | Stutes, exceptas herein. otherwise provided, and Goyernor, Mayor, Court, Judge, or Sheriff’ may | notice to all auch officers to appe i thereat, Sald | the sentences of such Coarta shalt be mn accordance call out the militia Ip the nelzhborhvod ro ‘quell Board shall, in twenty days after such examina | With the nature and degree of the offense, anid ace the disturbance, and. any ollice Der of | HOM: make a dotafled report of ity resnit to the coring, to established milituey usage, Lut eball not the millt te etratl ly ollicer or member of | Gommandor-In-Chief, who may revoky appoint- | extend further in tino of peace than diambaning or he militia who shall refuso to oboy shall bo ) monte of all officers failing to pass on examination | discharging the oficer or soldier, and digqualifyin jected t ish ci to ‘" is subject oO any punishinent o Cuurt-Martial | gatistactory to sald Board, If any officur saull fait | bim srom holding any military oillcs in tho Stato, may order. ‘The fuuvitable stump epeech about | to appear for examination, on recetving proper noe | Ste. d, The Judge Aavocate ut each brigade shall Ropublican principles followed the aneudment. | tice, he may be allowed wn opportunity for oxain- | perform the dutiva of such office tn alt Courts Mur- ‘TNR MARTZ. ination at the next sesaion of lie Busi if he shall | tintin hiv dletrict, When auch Juidgo Advocate Mr. Th t Cook, uivensatiofustury excuso for hivabsence. Provided, | shall bo unable toattend from any cai, or eliall it. Thomas, of Cook, sald he was tired ef | ‘Pant no olleer who hue parsed o eatlufuctory ex. | be dixqualitied by interest or relationship, in which Mr. Hartz’s specches and amendments, and the | amination shat be re-examined, cave the Brigade Commander may dedignate xome Houas had become sick af iis fteration aud ‘She. 4. Every company, battalion, and regiment | commissioned officer to uct us Judge Advocate in unable reiteration, Ho moved to tablo the | may inake by-laws for ite government notin cons | bls places amendment, which was lust by a vote of 03 to | Mict with this act. ‘or with general orders or regula- Sxe.'7, Witnesses for tho prosecution and de- amendinent to reduce thy exetnption was lost.: Senator Hauna then offered on amendment providing that the amount duc at the date of the service of the garnishment process should be the only sum bound by such service. Adopted. Senator Tes then offered to reduce the ox- emption to rie whieh was lost, aud the Dill was ordered to a third reading. ‘gun auBTICES, The Select Committee of Cook County Ben- ators reported in favor of all the Justices whese namics have been submitted except Summerfield, Eberhort, Morrison, Waller, Hudson, ant Walsh. Theee are held for turther consideration, wrangle followed over the question of consider- ing the vanes thus roported, but they wero postpoued wotll Friday. EYE AND EAR. ‘When the Senate met in the afternoon the Ap- proprintion bills were agatn taken up. ‘The Eye nnd Ear Infirmary billy ntlowing $45,000 for tts expenses for the next two, years passed too third reading. THY SOUTHERN INSANE ASYLUM BILL next appeared. It appropriates, in the agarc- gate, $176,000, ‘The item for ropulrs was re- duced $2,000, . Nearly an hour was consuined in debating the propriety of cuteing down the item for finprove- ments 8500, nud a cull of thu roll and of tho . Orticles throughout the jail, but without suc- cess. The county was Mnully put to the further expenso of furnishing Joe with a palr of shovs, eby gu uncuiledl ag to ren olluws 2, tons, which shall be binding upun the inembers, fense may be summoned to attend by subpenn vi obee' '. it being the firmconviction of the duller that the y nf, Drldge, express, forry, | Avsentees Was demanded on this importuut Late Hopkins thoucht thot the gentl Bees G. Every oftiver, TU CoRRIRAMDOeAL ollesr, sluned by the dudge Advocate, Any witness duly aloieale shestnelvas 4g obacrlty {hows al escape thrawets tho gentinge ofthe | sgevel fou kay iuranee ing ik rand, | AUCH a an uneenend | fom Logan Hart was a.poor Republican. ito | Mae ia| healt tant forthe fatarnar | my te, uy warn of the Bretfene of Court, a | ‘Mightest re \ 1. savings bank, stage, sAtoamwoat. struct railroad, fe e] hen discovered on unexpend- ry os ] ry sey + juard shal be held to duty forthe full term L a tS i resident of Court, di- | te ‘ window tu some confederate outeide, to bo dis- | [ieeeation, turnpike, and vil ofner companies | ed palancoot €4,00)in tisinstitutlow’a treasury, | .cuemessbacked” the | moxs-backera'’ thein: | ave years, unieen coeolaly ockreed forgeod ane Fe eT eee eee Oy CONE, tt; | there. fs not. dhe. alluhtest reason for thelr i posed of for the benefit cf the pair, CUAMLEY REEDS EXPRRIGNCE. Mr, Charles I. Reed called at the jall to-day, aud entertained me with a narrative of his own experience mm 1807, when ho was aor- rested for contempt for not answering certain questions propounded to him by the Llonse of Representatives. In thia ease x Smell- ing Committee had been appointed to iuvesti- Fate the contracta of thy Jollet Prison Conumls- stoners, of which 8am Burkinastur and Sum and wsociatlous Incurpurated under the laws of thia Sinte (other than banks organized under tho woneral banklay Iawe of this State) and the corpo- rations required to he avacased by the local Awwen~ sors, ne hereinbefore provided, ahall, tu addition ta tbe other property required by this act to ue j, make out and deliver to the Assessor a ement of the amount of its capital nye farth particulariy— The nume and location of tho company or Ansociation. “+ Seeond—The amountof capital stock authorized and the number of shared jato which such capital stuck ts divided, istative existence asa body. ‘Thapresent Levit lature {a without doubt tho laziest, most rapie clous, and most worthless that ever intested the State. The pigcon-holes in the Clerk's rooms are Med with blackmaflng billg, and, If the ru mora by correct, the must shameful propositioss for tho passaze of bills have been of ultnost dally occurrence. Bills for the regulation of gas compantes, railroads, insurance compaulet und all surts of moneyed corporations have beed introduced without stint for plicbotomical pur , rec sclyes, He hoped that the amendment would | suficient cause by the Commander of his regiment, } ad treated ng in liky casey “befure evil courts. bo lost, aud {tas #0 ordered by a vote of $0 | battalion, oF battery, approved ‘by the Brludo | The fees of all witnesses hal) be tho sume as ale to 53, Commander, or by order of the Cominander-in- | lowed fn clyil caves, to bo taxed with the necessary BWORD-DANDS. ene In avery care Ha the iachoris or an one expanses se As dug Allvocate ad {be ere oy ry Istod man by w Commander as aforesaid, the com ewlde rt, and pal y tho. i Fra eaters ae Smaak providing: munding olegr of tls company aball certity to tha | ‘Ereweurar, on tho Auditor's warrant, to the Judge hucallowad tu cuevurent sucletica sliould | facts an which the application Ie bared, through Advocate, who shal! pay all the expenses of tho be My u for (he approval or divspproval of the Coinmanae! EO. He es ny court amendmente, when the bill was ordered printed | Jn-Chlef; and eact Commonder shall indurse thers martial whull, without delay, be forwarded through toa third reading. ‘on fis approval or divapproval, ineave uf apple | the propur channel to the Commundor-in-chivt, ie mutagen of the bill express themselyes ation {GF alscharge oe ern of lselutege for Ce er ee Maye alli, roca! fit $B ed witl U1 Os 6a U1] rw appl jon shal Ake thy sing ny roccedings oa satiated with all theamondments aud ebauges | corray, aad ated also hiave tho certificate of thy | and ndings, and may in hie dlveretlon, woaity or und moved tu cut the DHL 315,000, With tils for. a starter he proceeded to make his usual post-prandlal speut the subject of ecuvoniy, He wanderess away into” a tecture on the Legislature and the smull amount of bust- neas it hay dove. As this fleld for remark 15 very lurge, he had hig time extended when it expired, und continued to berate the General Asaetably loud and fervently, saying it wag fool- Ing away the tino und doing nothing. Senator MeCletlan—I would like to ask the Benator who is wvollng away the time now! Sonator Merritt—L am [laughter], And with = Third—Tho amount of capital atock pald up. Mice! “4 romit the sentence of such Court, eras Casey wore members. Mr. Revd, wno had re- | ** Fee a ee aa evalua, ar, if po markot | this candid reply he proceeded wiih tle specet TEXT OF THR MIM. * ee Ree ee oat ore nctor tho Tilinois |. Sec. 0, Whenever any portion of the military | POS Every State institution has hhnd ceived some confidential communications from | Yale, then the actua) valuv of the wares of «tock, Finally, some one usked hin how inany persons | ‘This ‘importunt measure caine before tho | National Guard shalt become reduced to a number | forces of thin Blaty shail ve orderod.by the Com. | lobbyists on tho floor playing the rolo of acontractor named Hendricks, waa called upon “fh —tho total amount of all indebtedness, ex- | were not in this asylum from Marlon County, tones yeaterday inthe following shape. ‘The | lose (oon itty non-commissioned oflecra nud pris | Mandur-In-Chiof to assemble for, thy purpose of | Oliver Twist, and tha corruptonlsts havo held copt tha indebtedness for current expenses, ox- cluding from such expenses the umount pul for the purchase or hnpravement ef property. Surth—The andereod valuation of all ite tangible property. Such schedule soall be made in rormity to auch inutruction and forma as may be Senator Merritt—Just flve. Senator Johuson— ‘THLRE OUGIT TO BE SIX. When the uproarious luughter which followed this sally subsided, the Benatur went buta letle re | suppressing any riot, ineurrection, invasion, or in totell what had been communicated to tim concerning the distribution of moncy hy his client, which he refused todo. He wasarrested and placed in custody of tha Dourkecper, and onde "1 yates, untformed and active membera, to ba Lnfendimeute uboye nated Lavy But. here Deed | tained by an inapectlon, a may bo'dishanded or | time of publia danger, the rates and articlua of v 8 here printed: Consolidated with anather company by tho Com- | War snd general regulations for the government A Bint for on act to provide for the organization of | mander-in-Chief, of the army of tho United States, so far ax the State MMty, and entitled “he Miltary | Sec. 7. Thuorgantzation, equipment, dleciniine, | they aro applicable and | with auch modiftea: Code of Mivule, and miltary remmlationvaf tho filinote Nationel | TVS 88 the Commander-l-Chief may pres their big and greasy palms wide open for ant: thing that might ba dropped. Somoof them backed by brokers whu claim to bo ; LOLLD WITH THE NEWSPAPERS, conflned in a room at the Leland Hotel. {n | preserived by te Auditor of Public Accounta, Jn | further with lls speech befure ho did Nkuwiae. ARTICLE T, Guard shall conform to the regulations fur tha | scrioc, shall so considered in furco and | havo had the audacity to dictate terms, and Te ae care tainly mane tate Ke til cue on failure or retural of any person, usleer, ‘Senator Ware apposed the reaulutlan, LIANHATY AND RXBUrTION, yavornmont of the army of the United Statos in all | Tegarded part of tule act during tha con- y tat h have even gone off on Junketing tours for the purposoof getting polnters to be usedin thelr nefarious undortakings, 1t 1s proper to remark Senutor Callon pushed the dlscusston into party linea, and charged the Republican party ua the sourco of these expensive vatablishinenta. : cnses, uxcept as hurein otherwise provided, and all | tinuance of stich vorvice, But uo punisiment gSkeTiO¥ 1. Bo It onacted by the Peonte of tho | Grdera and revulations governing. troope, nintin } wnderauch ruled nnd artielés whet, shal extend to sembly, That alt ate teahat aie i Senora {vs | coniict with the Constitutton of thus State nnd the tho taking of life whall tn ay aa ho juilicted, ex- Stato “botweon tiv aves of Wand 4S yoaree excepe | Rrovistone of Ale acty yhall be banding upon all | fin auclured ti ee or ig pr stufement, ital bu the daty of tue Avsceror tu Wake suct return or statement from tho vest tu- formation which he cay obtain, persecution, and ho was thus saved the indignity of belug dragzed off to a musty jail. Ho pre- af ore ! “ sy liay ol We epnted a petition for a hubcus corpus to the chantry weno, He would support thosu bills, but deprecated if ho dite I Jreubura of the Iilnais National Guard, tien declured hy proclamation of the Goyernur to | that, ina majority of cases, they have retary i, ‘ rel se J the sad condition iy which the State had thus | $uch as ure expressly cxempted by the laws of the 4 exint, and then only after approval oy the Com- f ‘ r, und if ‘ Dae Goth tue Justices, Lawrence unt Breese | ong of ito witnesses iu the MeCrea case enmo | ben placed by the ionubllean arty. United Staten, ore any Bialo “OF county alle ARTICLE 11, exin, and they auly after apnraval, ur tho Com: | ompty-handed. ‘The end is approaching, um down tha morning, aud was very much aston- curd, Of an account of their profes Senators Mayborne and Hamilton replicd to BXEMUTIONS. puntskiment the taxpayers know their duty thoy will sce {0 on manded to the custody of the Dourkeeper alter or employment, mre exempted by the Come vt le -at-Armi this, —the latter paying his respects very sharpl) er-in- Chile! Baction 1, Every oflicor, non-commissioned of- ? * anticey ym, ' {t that these tox-vaters and legislative dlack= o full nearing, aut le ually convatedto tent. | EUCH, to learn thot the Sergeuntay Arms ta | tothe Senator from "Morgan on tho pulteal | duty aud desiustod an tus TMuube Stas Sulas | g@¥ inurl, aug, eet ofthe lols Nasional PAY DEFAUTHENT, mallers never come back tu the eapacity of legu iy. The proceeding attracted much attention at | Charley saya ho waa suppeuned ‘while engaged aiisiok eis quenticnh aud The Erectetl with wp ENUOLLAENT. E Se ee Plater ard tine ay ae ees oq Brerion 1. All offcors of tho Mtlnols Nationa) | ators. : lused, ‘The ata ae 4 Led the sensation of the day. Mr. | tn tho Grogg trlal, und distinctly told the ottleer | [oxt, amd tha bill sent to a Uinnd peau Was | snc. 2. When it lv necostury to exceutethe laws, | deveription durch tiny Heviaft old a commis: { f@uard wbull teculve the yamo pay, wovided by. law BAILROAD TIORRTS, for olicers of the United State army of tke grad aaa fur wun duy's ervleo why indge ordurs from tiie 4 ommandur-in-Chicf. a uyInonty to oe mus {inoue veribed by the Adjutant Generals suppress tneurrection, or repel iuvavton, of to | ston as oliicer, oF de enrolled ay an eulialed quull rioty, of when a rcqniultion w.ull bo made | the Wilnols National Guard. ‘ne uniform by the Prepident of the United States fur | and equipments of overy member of th nt troops, the Governor, as Commander-In-chiot, | Nutlonal Guard shull bo exempt from all wits dive | OREM Ontiaiod mon of tite liinold Bi nay, by hiv oructamation, tequiru tho enroliiont | treaser, executions, oF rales for debt ur payment | gB&ey Zhe enllerod mon oF tie tltuols Nartonat of the mllitla of toe State, or of wich portion | of saxce. ‘The membors thurcof eball, tn ull cusea Bee ey rece e Secuuunes” ays service, trails ue may be neceswury,' and be ahalt appoint | except treavon, tulony, of breach of the peace, be | Portution, and mocewty | mln we a ry enroling officers, und preveribe their | privileged trom arrest during thele attendance at ral Eiarane TOLUPHInir tro ry aw, an ‘wauing all proper ordere that may bores | uri, parades, shcunpnnts, and the eiection of | 1 jeoind to Aud rauenine from | the anno, cs de a af he orgunization | some 1 Ue'the unulitia Into’ dumpautes,. baltalionay -regi- ARTICLE IV, und tn tuo manner horuln) provided. and eace ied and brzadeg, and eit Gquipmaui a4 ie PANADYA AND ENUASMIMRNTH private, sual! Feculye iu adultion to the ubove, a sayy niay require, | Tho mitita, whon called into | exert, ‘Whe Commandur of each regiment, | her day and foruze for his horse; and the cbme Sulencu ns te provided for liky troop inthe worvicg | Pattullon, aud battery may order monthly of wumnl. | mander of Gach baitery vhail by allolved $2 per day ‘of the United States, monthly eventing dria by the companies of Ite } sud forayo for cuch hore necessary for woving ‘ command, from October to Avril, {nelusive, which | the same. ; YOLUNTEEIY, aball be deemed regulurly urdused drills within the ARTICLE IX. enti bs cates. xs thtia ubell bs denicnated ne aocanton of unlaact. National G é MEDICAL BERVICE. he *linole Natit acd,” which vii) consist ke 2. The Win ‘ational Guard shall parade ef 4 St nor nore Hin 8,000 mun und ollvers, tobe ute | for drill vot less thaw three nor morw than six days | gSeqTien 25 Jind medical tad af the Ttlinole Naz Yided into not more than three CH) beigddey, each | Bnuually by’ company, battulion, regiment, or | Houal Guard soa argo of that branch of i ba cunanailel, by a Airiyacier-Ceneral, and epall eal ae potted by ie Lourmender-In-Chiet, Gouvralie if tha wupervision of the Surgeons ecrulted oy yoluntuer cnlivtments, ‘The Con xe. B, ‘Tho commanding oflcer of any oncamp- | SRN! tienilerineChief, sult uavigh all regenta, bat. | mun” OF parudly tiay euuee toed Under Lia come | eget" y ;ASutEeoD In charge tn tho Gold or at 8 talons, and companies to such Drigudes uw he whail | wand to perfurm guy eld or camp duty he small | Santcat stores oad oanutiocce tentead sion such {ink proper, All eniistuioute tere vinll bu tor | requlte, aud may pur under arrest, during auch | Podical mores ane sapplivs ea tn ils fudynent wey five years oud inudy by alyning ouliwtmeut-papers, | sucampment or parado, uny meanoor of hie coni- | Posi vrovided by the Gusitcrmanerticuerals preverioud by the Adjutant-General, audetukiag | mand who shall divobey a suporiur ofllcor, or ba | font provided by the (uurterinaster. Gener Tho following oath or allinmation, which way beads | guilty of disorderly or uumiitasy conduct, und ony | )S¥°,8, he burgeah-Cunoral may prescribe ministered vy the enlisting oficer, to-wit **You | other person who shall trespass on the parhde or | wor ore ae ‘ds forme | au rc Jor the Uowlenily sweat (or ailrw) tut’ you Will Leur | eueampnient yround, or many way interrupt or | WOrk OF hiv depurtuient, and nil subordi: truo allewisnce to thy United Staiew and thw Stuto | moluwy thu orderly discharge of duly by the mem. | Wale Suracuns of the, outta, Tilinole National Of Miinols, wud that you will support the Constitue | bers of ita command, und he muy prohloit the eate | fy an | uoey hie urders, and report as often ue fous thereof; that, jou, Will serve tho State of Ie | of oll apiriiuous of walt Hquore within ong wtie of | BY WAY prescribe toe transactions oF shots departs Hivure fauhtully in tix mallitury vervice, for the term | wuch encuinpaient, and entorce euch prohibluan by | M4 of five years, unless sooner discharged, or you | force. if uvcumsury: Provided, Agwever, ‘Thus ARTICLE X. cease to be a cltizen thereat; th you, ‘will oboy ] uothing beresn contained anall bo construgd to ine AYTHOPRIATIONS. the orders of the Commander-in-Chivf, aud such | tertuce with the regular buviness of any liqua: Sxction 1. There shall be levied and collected olticers au may Ue placed yver you, and’ the luwe | dealer whose place of business wbull by stiuted | annually tu each county within this State, at the governing the military forces of Iiinels, wo belp | wituin sald Hmite before the commencement of | same time and 19 the hme wanner thus all Btate you God," ‘his oath inay be adwinistored by auy | said cocampuent and county taxes are levied sud collected, ones serving the paper that be contd not possibly be in Springticld th) Wednesday morning. STARKEY POWELI, from Scott County, made his appearance for tho first time after 8 lovg absence ot the Jot Springs. Adjourned. TUE MILITIA, DEDATR ON THAT QUESTION 1N IE MOUSE. Bveclat Dispatch to Tre Tribune, BSrninavienn, Ul, April he queation of the day fn the House waa the consideration of the Militia bill, é Mr. Hartz offered an amicndment abolishing tratuing days, which was promptly voted down, Mr, Solgy, of Sanganion, presented un amend- ment prohibiting the appointment of any ullicer from tho civil Het of the State, when pald for therein, Inadvocacy of his amendment Ar. Saige quoted largely from Shaksveare, and sent up to the Clerk's deak a slip contuluing Mr. Shaw's indorsement of Palmer's views In 1873 on the operations of the military in Chicago at the time of the big fire, He then oitehed Into Mr. Thompson's speech, delivered yesterday, und wanted to know why all the prospective candidates for Governorship, Colouelcies and Judge Advocate Goaeralships take such an activo interest fn the bill, On bebalt of tho Democracy, Lo wus perfectly willing to abide by the decisfou of the House on the merits of tho bill, and then appeal to te peuple, in whose protection and intelligence he always intended tu repose entire confidence, Hu was suvpicious of thu measure, for it and its principal defunder, uvidently Sir, ‘Thompson, of Cook, wer ripped Tho Committce to whom was referred the p* titlon for th ropeal of the Seatpera’ bill held & mocting this afternoon, but, {u the absence ot gome of the members, no action was taco Thompson's Railroad Committoo mat, und re solved to roport mlyeraely on the bill reauirloy the Identification of livg-stock shippors at the place of shipment, and fayorably on the bill al lowing sellers of rolling-stock to rallrosds to havo the tiie to tho proporty vestea In thea until paid for, This fs A OLRAL CASE OF BPROIAL LEGISLATION in the interest of tho Uulted Status Rollins Btock Cumpany and ono or two car manufuctur {ug compautos, ‘The adyovates of the bill 647 that It {3 In the Interest of rallronds now 11 the honds of Receivers, but any fool knows that 0 creditor cau attach auything purchaaed by ordeF of the Court, ‘The bill is aliuply to give rollins: stock manufacturers who sell on credit agrester adyuntaze than othera, who may hayo to # for thelr pay, ‘THE HOUSE PRINTING COMMITTED hold a brie svaston, und appulnted a sub-com mites of throe to cunsolidate three pills 20% before them on tho State printing questlou. THB WOUsN APPROPRIATION COMMITTEE met this evouing, reduced the apprupriation for the Chester fraud to $259,000, struck out that for the erection of asouth wing, and postpoo further action, ‘They allowod #1,60 for ropsllt THE LETTER-CARMIER this afternoon brougnt mea bundle of letters from all parts of the country. It louksa little odd to avamy letters uddressed to the Sanga- mion Cgunty Jail, but doubtless I shall cet used, toitaftcratine, Speaker Jurmes inforincd Mr. Charles H. Reed to-day that they were come to keep mein jail until the end of the session if they could. Among thw Iettera was one from au old sriny commander named J. M. Parker, an attorvey-at-law at Mlarslall- town, Ia. Slr, Parker writes: “ Without much elfort, your Leylslatura hus made an ase of itself, 28 legtulative chastity so frull a fabrte in, Ainols that {t ust be protected at of) hazards by bolts und bared Please aceevt my condu- Turice.” te nOUEE was opened by prayer by the Rov, Mr. Btout, THE COMMITTEE ON APPROPRIATIONS reported on several bills, full actalleot which oppeured fo Tuceday’s Thine, SEVERAL PETITIONS asking that there bono further legislation in the Matter OL fustirance companies were preaduted by several members, + “Two petitions were presented asking for cone atitutional amendments allowlug wouen te vate on ull quustiuns appertaining to: the sale of Ine toxivating Nquors, A large petition from the intabltants of Pitts- field, Pike County, was prosented asking ptho passage of the peudinns Militia bil; ulso u petl- tun from a numper of prowlucut busloeds men fu Phleago Protesting opainet any change io Use existing laws relating te Hfs iusurauce, IN THM EVENING the Ion, A. Al. Herrington, Soilcitor of the , Colcuge & Northwestern Kallraad, Livut.-Goy, Broas, Gen. O. M. Mann, and inany others, vallea at the Jail, besides a numuer of Assuem- Ulymen. Tt fs understood that Barry's Com- whtes will meet at 1 o'clock to-mor- row fh the Art Gallery of thy State-House, atwhich time Mr. Granger will sppear befora ths Comittee, und on which occasion onc of Dis constituents trom Lake Couuty will also ap- pear and crods-cxauive him, ‘The evidence will be preserved and embodied fo the doa) repurt of oas, The bil for lighting the Stato-Mouso was Inade the epecial order for the 17th. HUMAN WAnIOUS, Mr. Rogers, of McLean, received on anon! mous note advising him to coutinus yotlns wi the Republicans {fhe wauted avy spproprias Uons, “Thu note was read by the Clerk. ‘The Governor suuounced that ho bud signed