Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 13, 1881, Page 6

THE STATE CAPITAL A Senaie Resolution Giving Pre- cedenco to the Appropria- tion Bills, be tho complainant tho Court pnss upon tho quesation, It I1a the policy of a court of equity ta afford n remedy in evory case, and It 18 also sald that in thia eourt no man shall bo proju- dteod l&m(up)nndmn’nr want of form. 0T8+ foroa Court of Chancery Is nlwaya liberal in permitting nmendmenta’and tho disoretion of tho Chbancollor should aiwnys bo axercised in fuvor of amendmonts if thoy proscht any mats ter which _mny have n bonring upon tho rellef rought, The order will bo that tho Attornoy- Guneral bo nltowed to interveno and become o A lot ot boots and shoes from tha Myey Bouthorn Itnilrond Company, and nequitiey ™ GGeorge Bmith waa tried for tarceny any quitte % Jnmea Powers was on trial for fobbory, TIE CALL. Junar DrussoNn—In ciambors, Junor Brovarrr~Qonoeral buainess, APPELLATR Count—01, 71 72 70,4, No '™ CHICAGO TRIBUNE: WEDNESDAY, APKIL ¥35 1881l—UWLLVLE PAGES, shall bo paid for el sessment of | seales, and to permit any person selected by | should sny go ahend. But when m r r o pakd for by special nn ] D e y y & Juombees THE. COURIIS. taxation, took asimilar course, - the welght to the credit of the person or per- | about ealving timo with tho kine, a full quo- 3 A Senate bilt giving tho (overnor the pnw- | sons by whom he is employed, Tho bill pro- | rum was slinply {mpossible, sInfms held by the State ngainst the Genaral | Intion of its provisions, but snys that nothing | country members until people n block awny ‘G:wn‘rnun-‘m was ahullurl;‘:\llvnnund. in thanet shall be construed to lhmt lhg could )fl!llr them snort and bellow, Judge Tu|ey. the support of the Soldiers’ Orphinhs’ Hlomo | mibes to welgh, measure, or record tho coal | favor of the honost farmers, who, he sald, ut Lincoln went to third rending, ymnluuud in thelr mines, ‘The palpablo ob- | were willine to sit ont at the usual per diens. | The People to Have a Hearing property benefited, Instend of by general | tho employés to weigh tha coal and recoril | fell slck, or thelr wives were I, of fonppoint n sultable person to proseute | vides d ponalty of from 8% to 8500 tor o, vio- | Tiiese remieks anent tho’ kiue tickled the | The Newber;;“ Will Case Before ‘'he Senate hill approprinting stu,mo for | right of owners, agents, or aperators of coal An Egyptian haymnker 11fted his] voico in Senator White's bill transferring the doy oot of the bill §s to give employés Inside in- Senator MofTott said nobody wanted to sve o onhenring, .- . tax to the fund for the relief of membera of ormation s to the productiveness of a mine | home and the Macon County quails any in Court at Last. | party defondant na representing the peapio of ; H : tho Tolie antt Fire Jepnriments was talked | asn sort of o leverto regulute the matter of | worso than he did, but he wanted to fight it Efimé;}gvb‘gfi‘u;}:\l{“‘gfi'{‘g;fi’gh‘;t tho uthovds | JUBE UARY={00, 20, 637, and B0 to by, g % at awhile amd finally killed. v’ wages, out now If it took all suntmer, 11e then told . ants haye laave to o a amended bill T e“.l’:x‘::ns:t:m-h‘o Seelilncrcall i Proventing the Embezzlement of Pub- | ~ A Tfouse bill relative to cstrays met HuNeanpi 8 story of the muclycallod lexlslative sesslon | g4in1 g Prospect of o North Side . " —— 874, D004, BOL By B2k, 8,02, 5.0, B R AN 10NOMINIOUS DEATIL 111, of MeLean, sought In valn to seeurp | 0f 1871 and 1878, and clalmed tha PHE UNIVERSITY LITIGATION. 2874, 3,014, y 8,030, 3,002, o' lic Fuands by flounty ‘The House bill permitting nny person to | fsuspension of tha rules and tho ndoption of | THUE QUESTION COULD ILAVE BEEN BETTLED -, Publiec Library. Judgo Tuloy yestordny morning decided tho 2,97, Forreater vs, Harms, on trial, B hinve transeripts ,,¥ orders Femanding cases | tho usual buncombae resolution whicli 13 sure | during the firat sesston, which ensily could demurrer of Dr. J. 0. Burtoughs to. the bill of Sunan WILLIAMBON—Assists Judge Oary, y, Officers, from the Supremo or Apneliate Court on | 10 be borit about this tinie of tho. yenr, have done the work ther, ‘To the atnzement tho Peoplo va. tho Unfon Muttni Life-Tnsuranca | 2 Bpoleht ve. Milimukeo & Bt Faul Haliroyf payment of costs went to third rending, Y"’""l‘“l for tio adjournment of the two | of everybody, the Senntor remarked that this | Btill Another Stop in tho Univeraity Law- | Compnny and others. This Is tho bill fled to st | O°mPany,on trial, A 1louse bill amending the lawigoverning | Ilouses forgood on_ Friday, May 0, The | cauens niust enrry out tho Cunstitution mid asido tho $150,000 mortgago on the Chidagd a0 Junae JAMeaoN—No call. Ne. 255, Toth y 2 coliveynuees 80 a8 to give grantots . nioro “‘7"“"-[‘{ by n vote of 67 to 58, refused to let it | order tho apportionient now or ho coullinot ing—A Dry Dootaion, - ? s rgny e s Unle | ghman, still on hosring. Postponement of the Bill Rela~ | jorfect rizht of netion ou_broken covenants | I, iiid tho resolution sievt on tha table, Dbe bound by It, “This was his duty, and he versity, on tho ground that tho Trustous ex- + JUDOR GAnvNER=—4, 12,13, No. 1, Mouttonpy, against grautors went to third rending, “The Appropriation Committes teported in | would stand by it. Winslow, on bosring. f T . | ceoded tholr wowers in giving it, and that the A Honse bl giving the next friend ot o | favor of the Lill to prevent the manufactury llupreuuntnlglmI'mrson, of Madison, sald | Record of Judgments,, Nuw Suits, tive to the Jefferson proporty was tloeded by Douglas for the pure : r g 081, 003, 600, - ‘i o v and sate of adulteratod butter and eheese, ensoi Wi o of n Univorait th c88 denas Tioowis i, B0, 007, 105 000, 0 iy, ot Aid nlso w House Il permitting .two terms | articles at a salnry of 83,000 a year to strictly | \wanted, above!all things, to Iinv the Repub- Dr. Iurroughs had been mado n pety solely for 50,60, No. 448, Schronk. va, rmun-z,“ of tho Criaiial Coltrt 1o be hield a4 one time | enforee tlie 1aw. Means earry out up-stalrs what was deter- on'trinl: 3 the purposc of adiscovery s to cortain: title popors or doeds that wero ailleged to ba fn his possession, He had no Intorest in tho h_m)mrzy 3 in controversy, ur In the subject matter of the litigution, and fAlod n goneral domurror +fb tho ulll, Two polnta were mado on thg de- murrer, tho fist Dbeing that the Btato's Attorney bad no power to cothmence o procesd- ing liko tho presont ono, and that thosult should hava been commonced by tho Attornoy-Geneyal of tho Btuto. ‘That was tho only «question, the Judge sald, that ho would doclde at prosent, ns bo did not wish now to pass on the merits of tho caso, but his jmpresalon was that tho blil coi- talned noithor good law nor goud nmiorals,: As to the form of tha biil, tho Afth scution of tho four- teenth ohnptor of the Rovisod Statutes made 1t tho duty of tho Btate's-Attorney * to comimaonce and provocuta all uotlons, suits, indiotments, aud prosecutions, civil and criminal, in npy court of record in this county, in which tho peo+ 1o of the State or county mny bo concerned, Was that broad enough to cuver tho cnso nt ur? Tho ‘mlmy of tho law was to tnuke tho Attornoy T} B TIE NEWBERRY WILL CASE. in Cook County. ‘The Committce. on Judicln! Department | mined hera [Checrs), ahd not allow their 'Senator Wiitling'a Joint resolutton ealling | Toported " favorably on tho auestionuble klnusw b, blulke(l, nis herotofore, by a fow h‘\."“’"l""“,; b "’“‘l‘"’"’“ ”“““};“’ morning for the subinission to a vote of the people at | Beleme to put money in the purses of tho fekers, [Applause.] S y Judgo Tiley in 'tho oase of Nowberry vs. the next general election of the question of CROSS-IOADS COUNTY NEWSPAPENS, Sunator Tortance. snid therd wore smart | Blatehford, which will give the litigation a now CEDING TIHE ILLINIOS & MICHIGAN CANAT | two In every county, by giving thetn tho job | men In his dlslrlnk]——jllnt ns cunning as ho ! lifoof indofinit durntion. Aftor tho finat do- to the United States Government was cnlled | Of publishing tho sossion lnws'ns fast s ap- | Wis, In fact,—andk-he hnd recelved lettors | efsion of tho Bupremo Court in Janusary Inst, wp and ndopted, 1t now goes over to the | Proved at tho rate of 40 cents per 1,000 oms from promitient Itepublicaus among them | denylng tho rohearing, and revoralug the deo- 1lonse 3 golid nonpariol. 'Thoestimntes ns to tho cost | demnnding that the measure go onand ap- | croe of the Court boluw, n motion was made to ‘Senntor Munn's resolution nsking Congress | 0f Destowinic thase ™ fat, takes ™ vary all the | partion. “Ona leglsiator somo years ako UP | dismiss tho orlginal bill, in uccordance with tho to mnke i npproprintion for the rellof of the | Woy from $2,000 to $10,000, ‘They come )} his way : decision of the Supreme Court. The caso was survivors of ?{“bfl prisons was rend, high, but the country nowspapars must lave | UNDERTOOK TO INSTRUCT RIS CONBTITU- | goofded by Judgo Willlama, on domurrer, it Senator Clark opposed the resolution, o | them, provided the bill Isn’t dessernted nbout . ENTS, E favor of tho complafnants, the heirs of the lato was 1106 ablo to geo the reason for tho pas. | Lho s 1t ket to secoud readlog, Such o | and that sottled him, and from that dayout | waltor L, Nowborry, holding that tho estate snge of n bill by the General Governwent | fate Is ot at ull unitkoly, od | 1o conldu't b clected aJustico of the Puce. | ooyt o divided, ono-hnlf togo totho Nowborry wiileh gave eaptiired prisoncrs groatorrights | The remuinder of the afternoon was us 1f the apportionuient wns not made now his | p i i A thai those who stwod thelr ground, o ex- | Up il dlscssing o bill Introduced by Omar, | istrict would. go Demuveratic sure, Forn | beirs. tho other half to the founding o pressed Iis sympathy for the unfortunates | Of Kock Isiand, which provides that, wheraa | finigh, ho demanded In the name of the party | 8 publio library, _Tho Supremo Court, eho were contined i prison-pens, but said | Jury fails to convict n defendant of the com- | that the work be done now nnd gotten out | howsver, held. that the estate could that they had amule rights under thoe exist- | lssion of an offense, but fiuds that e Was | of the way, (Cheers.] - not be divided ‘untit nfter Mrs. Nowborry's i penson Inws, He was opposed to mak- | Eultty of the attempt to ‘30'""“[‘ {)’T he shall | A g, 'ezw otinty member read a letter | death, and sustained the demurrer, and directed ing distinetions of this clnse, +liot be acqujited, but shall bo tlai to wuit: | tonh s Congredsiian, wio sceme to think | a dooreo to boantorod In usconlanca with truth enator Munn said no Union soldlor was t-“'“"a'l“ “5‘! ik '-ll‘-“l‘;' on an Indigtinentt | ilinols would recelve’ twonty Congressiuh | und justice.” At tho samo tino tho motion to ceaptured If he could help it.: or_tha HLeuin 1 i 4 * disiniss was mndo hofore Judire Tuloy, oross-mo- tiona woro mado fqr lvave to amond tho bill, and Jupag Tu: 2 ‘West, :n Ilgx\lr‘;;g' Bloh L i 10T Wt JUDAE HANNUM—2T and 28. No cnse on hegy ing. uagmm: l.ntp&}&-flofl. 617, 608, 618, 818, 24,00y , 857, and 500, Junaz Awrs—Nos, 107, 216, 217, 218, 21, 3" 253, 270 to 74, 254, 260, 706, 418, 465, 'and 4%, Jupae ANTiioNY—Nos. 1,030, 1,080, 1,001, 10, 1,088, 1,003, 1,101, 1,027, and 1028, Qdoption of the Resolution Donating the Carial o the Federal Govern- ment. i 5 E: s ¢ L A Big - Bill-Gorge Greets the .. House at Its Morning Start. 7 JUDGMENTS," . Burgnion Count —JUDGE GARY — Mony Bplogol vs. SBimou Groencbaum, $180,70.~Jopy Clipp va, Willium E. Frost, $1,000.3%, Jupae WiLniamsoN—F, W, Bpringer vs, !nl :l.;l!fl‘ D. Foas; vordict $200, and motion for ney Cincinr COURT—COXVRESIONS—August Rack, ofen vs. Lukas Plpowski, $22,—~[olnrloh Fragy v, Anuton aud Anna Lung, ®153.46, - Ameniing the Bohool Law in Various Minor and Unimportant % Partioulars. A‘ Meashro to Authorizo the Incorpora- upak MonaN—Chnrles Daitz ve. Aloxande Williamsons vordiet $21160, and motion for ney triat.—Juln 0, Giliott va, Willinm- Turnbull gy sure, : 3 ‘Senator Clarle replied that ho would vote | penses with a nuw fudlctment, and enables | “Senntor White rald ho was not o candidate T. 8, Turabuli, $18,62, for any resolution which bonefited Union | the jury, where it hns failed to conviet for | ur retilection, and Intended to do his duty. tlon of Canal Companics in 4 the eonunisslon of the oifense, to bring lu a | 7y . ; also to make tho Attornuy-Genoral o party de- | Shichy 31 adlsor to the public alfales of the o This- Stato. “.}-',‘,‘,\Zn:‘fis\:; ':3:‘018“5 oF Tiis couxtny | Ferdictof guilty on the sput 1or the attempt fim.:lfl:fi ffl)d?hgmwmgfl‘!?ot\a? l"x‘“:ls é’gs:fi?,fi fondunt. The latter clalmed tho boquest to | ton apinions to tho Onn‘c'.-nflr.'\‘ssummy'.' His du- m.fgfl.’f‘fi[_l‘fl{.m it “:w w‘n nt'nm);ly s, Sllufll A this to commit it tuken by Speaker Thomas relative to ab- | found a public Ubrary was a gift for a charitable ties woro definod In somo twelve scetions, nnd HOOLEY’S THEATRE. in none of thom was tho lunguage ns ropd a8 that defining tho duty of tho Btute's-Attorney. 'The Btate's-Attornoy wna an oficer created by the statute, and was unknown to the common fiaw. It was onebe niended 5o ns to include every dls- BOME VERY CURIOUS OBJECTIONS . senteelam was, in his opinlon, untonnble. 1o o o swere urged against the bill, but thopravall- | betieved with Muun, and hoped the work }‘é'h‘{“"""“ or ‘gallor, than. lio woul Yoty [y wulfiuum ‘seemed to be that it was In the | would bo ordered now, for ‘Senator Hunt snid that under the existing | interestof economy and justice, dispensing HIE DID NOT WANT TO COME BACK, uso In which tho people of the State wero intor = cstod 80 thut o wis R noeessary parly to the suit. Tho trustees contonded that the Supremo Conrt huving passed ou the merits of tho caso A RepubliéanKCaucus on Appor= Every Evening, nlso Wednesag, tionment Acomplishes and Saturday Matinee, - tic Inw-mnker even went so far ns to say that yioved Lo reference of tho fesolutton to the i otions ‘}’)'cl#m{’fi‘;"EI:JWA{::S‘“&?&“&! ity didit gu ahiend 1o Noped to bo siic; fi‘w{lfll} tee on Fedoral Relntious, and there | §.r goie timo and informally buried beneuth ffg“fd mi'“',‘,,,,“,"“,g“c’:,‘, ,,m‘,’ g,;‘:k’,.;‘g'}:“’ 5 mence uotlons of this kind,’ Bus tho stututo giving tho State's-Attornoy power wad broad cnough to enablo him to commoico tho suit. 3 v s It does with tha expense of s now trial on ol 11, 1 . | ndversoly to tho complninnnts, tho lower Court, | nowhere mado the duty of tho Atturney-Gener- TI1E COMEDIANS, Nothing.. {,“,}‘,(}}}2,,’"23.'“‘5’ (,fi:';n ",‘,‘,}";,,,‘3“@“‘&.}’.‘,‘;‘ 1 | nnew indictment, and preventing, what not g|;{‘:,‘:lu‘}|t‘bfl|wbgc}"|'fi,nf;f"m‘,g;},u'mf ‘l‘;?:flgrli i fho mmandut of o, Juproig Sause Do aito attond to cuscs liko tho prosent, A re- . ; :}/nuld ot voty (|nr t!nls lfi"‘“““}' hrud\lvum(ll 3::}:“:‘“{::&5:mbcfix‘-‘l‘ix‘férl;.‘!:ua:‘el;‘dlacktmmlx% iy (flnlmlu‘:j that thelx‘t c?jwuumtlm e un1eu:lc bolug mado. e ostod ory Natia oot i RuBSflN and GR AN 11y 10 EEL ; manded an apportionuient, no enthusing- Judge Tuley thon snys: dookd| th . bt - Ly etrrn by briconers.” o “iherstoro | o tho sccon telul o T to apribe of 160, fho mandato of tho Bu- | inonca SoHons OF. (hts, kind. LU (5o siutor ) White's Police nnd Fire Board Bill Knifed by the Honse Commites on, Judi- romo Court was tlled {n this Court, and n mo- Fion wns mido to dlsmiss tho campial Appoar for tho first timo In nant's bill. improbable, utterly ridicalous, iy Action on tho motion was deferrod on tho sug. 1al Dopratment! Sonntor Whiting's resolution authorlzing | o0, everwhelming chorus of noes, guld tako oft his cont and dvork tor Wit | el OF compiammnt solcitora that an-GiOF | S un oo TThG HAOBIS, However, wOroLin | Setamm Beastomt, Rumbor oe “One Lo e s sl R s o e ety | Allem, of Whiteside, succeedd in tncking | hapo of an arzument or renson why tlio | s, bl miady or i socond roheuting of the | Court, hud tho objection wns lighly, teehntoal | csled taken beforo the' recent railrond investiga- | On an amendment allowing State’s Attorneys | Senatortal apportionment should not bo | “Ou tho 17th of July, 1880, four out of tho soven nrly‘. "fxq Jii{-"n’;‘.?&..“;f?(&.l’f" :Illl.l.'?’tflll}‘" "x'mfifi,’é:’ 1‘:’-’36 A D 900 5 SENATE, tion wns rend and tabled. ‘The: Senato Lnd | 10 oln in the same indictment n count eharg- | myde now, ‘Che roll-call. jumpers might | Judges of tha Supranie Court filed with tho Clork | Coiirt for tho purpose of discovering docutnonts . . 1 . ing th ission of the offense and ono b Burgioo of discavorio d ) A LIGHT DRAFT. evidently reaclied the conclusion that Ty | Ik the cotnmission of the oficnie ahc o answer to thelr people for nbsenteelsm, | of that Court anorder sctting asido thejudg- | in s possession, und the sama rolict could bave Bpecial Dispateh to The Chicago Triblne. SrmyorFiELD, 11, April 12.—=The Senatg met this morniug at the usual hour. A motion was made to reconsider thoe voto ment.of revorsnl entered in Fobrusry, 1880, and dircoling tho causg to be redockoted for u fur- thor rehearing, Tho reasun for making tho order wns stated to bo that **the iudumunc of Feuruary, 1880, was found by n majority of the boen obtalned by a subpeena duces tecum. Tho suit was proporly brought, and the domurrer would tharofuro bo ovorruls ‘Tisusi: guve afl thero was [n tho testimony | charging the attempt. ‘Thus amended the | There would bo no- diiculty I getting o al the usunl tarkff per copy, and that the | bill went to third reading. quoruu to pass an apportionment at This State’s money could Lo bctlu)n‘ spent in other ”‘“1!"“5" then adjourned Lill to-mosTow | gession, ‘ ways than by laying itlout in extravazant wornivg. Senator' Condee snid tha clty members use of printer’s ink, Or, What We Are Coming To, TRAINOR, { Two yuunz men TUART ROBY AT Rt R B v e od. ¢ - b N : $7In ordarto tully undorstand tho plotand “defenting Senator Edwnrds' bill yesterday, | Senntor Fuller's resolution glving appro- CAUCQUBING. “’n‘x’l‘;ond“!uvl::l;;wfl‘f{ggm?l‘lbcn?\a é’unggrs.mlt e (,_:,‘}'('{"m?fl‘:,",,fl.’;,;‘é‘,’,:,sf;ffl”"“r‘“"“' to huva beon “;,l,‘ .’;:.,‘;:,fi‘f,‘,"fi:fif&:sv‘;";,fu:z:{_‘fgflg guuril.!z‘i»fih‘sfifz‘l‘:n&}é:&'&fi;’é{{e&uflo&?fii«i‘b’h i Tho nforesaid mensure gives Justices of the | printion bills the precedenco over all other BENATE AND HOUSE IEPUBLICANS. ront to push things, The = question At the Jununry term, 1881, tho Bupremeo Court Tuley yesterday declded that an adminfstrator 5 letlon feo of Plisiness was adapted. pecial Duapateh to ‘Ihe Chicugo Tribune, was, Could the Repubiieans' bo relied | hold that this nction of tho mujority was with= | could not filen croditor’s bill to subject the ACADEMY OF MUSIC, :grence B B e to mny bo fied by | 1o Sente then adjourned until to-mor- | - SpnixayrkLy, Ui, Aprl 12—Tho Jolnt Re- | 91t to g ot for sty duss? | BGGRLR yiand tho motion that inade Lo sct | property of a docodont ho reprosentod whichind | war, EARERRRE 2T "‘“'"’Q.?{‘"",“s‘r,..m T olawy. Blatow Attorriays | o momlng, publican caucus of tho Senato and llouse | 50 TAT 88 the nowspaners wero concarned, | Jur e rolonring, was denlad, been fraudulontly convoyed to the paymentof | NICK NOWION s At thosuine tima o new opinlon was filoil by tho Suprome Court modifying the lnnrm 0 of its furmer opinians, but adhering to fts Judy- mont roversing tho decreo of tals Court, und holding that no diviston of this estate could bo ndo until after tho doath of Mra. Nowborry. ‘Tho motion to dlsmlss this LINl 18 ngain urged. Uesldes tho notion to dismiss, there are now Y"'.'i"""’ cross-motions of tho complalnant, as ollows: ¢ 1. A notion mado last spring for leave to umend tho bill of complaint. 2, A motion by compluinant for leave to nmond by muking the Attornoy-Gonernl of tho State n party defondant., 8. Thero I8 also’n petition flled by tho Attor- nny-Ganeral for loave to‘become i purty do- undunt, "Tho grounds of tha petition are in substanco that tho bequest to found o publie librury 18 n BILt for u chiritablo use, fu whilch the peoplo of thig State of Illinols nro Intorested, and thut ho 1s theroforo n necessnry party to tha suit. Tha trustces, dofondants heroln, by thole counsol, contend that the Supromne Court having passed upon the merits of the caso ndvorssly to tho complainants, the lower court, upon the mandato of tho Bupremo Court being filed, must dismlss tho blll on o motion to that olfevt boing mnde, . . It i3, however, contonded by complalnantsthat tho casos olted wore henrd upon bill,answer, ana depositions 0f witnossus, and that i all of those cnscs thero was 4 judgment of tho Bupromo Court romanding tho cuse * for furthor proceod- fnjea In conforinity with the oplnion ™ of the Bu- preme Court, while 11 this caso the Judgmont of s tho SBupromo Court was upon 8 douurrer and it fa temandod ** for such furthor procoedings as to law and Justico shall npportain™ F - would receive the conviction feo. But tho Sennte was hard-hearted, and refused to set the bill on I8 pins ngain, - x THEY WANT MORE PAY. +8enntor Rico presented n petition from €hlengo graln-denlors, asking the pnssnge of the Sennte bill paying the inembers of tha Committes on Appenls of the Grain Inspec- tlon Department $2,000 per annuin, ,Senator Clark presented a resolution giv- ing yrecedence in all enses to appropriution bills by placing thom at the head of the cal- endar. A /A Senate bill, requiring a publication by every county officer of a statement showing recelpts and disbursements of public funds, +was discussed at great length. Seuntor Edwards sald the publication of a statement would not prevent the \EMDEZZLEMENT OF I'ULLIC FUNDS. The nun‘ ‘way to accomplish this end woula be.n healthy udministration of the lnw of the Jand. ‘Tlie bill was intended to givealittle patronagoe to country newspapers and noth- ing else. . After an hour's discussion the bill was gmonded and ordered reprinted for Informa- tlon, Senator Fifer's bill giving State's Attor- debts agrinst such decedent's estate. This was a creditors bill flled by tho admimse trator of tho oatato of BMathins Iitts for tho purposo of subjecting certan ronl ‘and porsonal proporty of the decexsed to tho pnymont of the clmms allowed against tho estute. . 1t was nllegod that two or throo days Dofore his deatn tha deconsed convoyed cortain renl catate and renl-estato sccurltics to his children as a gitt or advance, and for tho pur- woso of avoiding peyment to his vreditors, The uestion wns whothier such a bill could be main- tnined by an administrator. The Judwe said fc had boen declded that o blit would not llo Ly an oxecutor or ad- winistrator to sot. nsido ~ convoyances of real estate, Tho rulo was utse woll ostablished that nn administrator or excoutor hud nol!llni to do with: proporty fraudulently conveyed, ‘I'ho administrator stood In tho shoos of tho deconsed, and hud exictly tho snme rights as un intestnto® would huvo, ‘The policy of the luw wus to pre- vent parties who had entered into o fraudulent conveynnee fromn settiog it aside. As an oxe- cuted gift to tho children for tho purposc of de- fraudine tho creditors would ba: binding on tho deconsud In his lifotime, it was alto binding on thio administrator, whu only tiequired the vights, oftha decoased..;jBuchin: bill cuilgbt “lio7on -bos! half'of the ureditors Ly tho craditors thamsaulvos, but tho adminiatrator could not maintain it clther aa to renl or personal annrt . ‘The de- murror would,therofore, bo sustalned and the bill dismissed. 3 : s 1IOUSE. called some days age was held to-night in the e JUBEECTLD N TIE LEES, 283 and would do his duty. 'The Chicago papers A BILL GORGE, Supreme Court room at the State-House | jpanded n%ncrtmmnnnt, but his Constitie : ‘U'hie call for tho averngo cnucus is somewhat | ency would be satistied It no npportlonment Sl-nsxp\"‘nh:lfl:‘rulhumjmr;m;:af;fl:::;'mmr indefinit. ‘This was true of the one held | was made. Absentecisin and apportionment thils morning sliowedl up soventy bills on see- | 10 NiEht: Ttwas pratty generally understood, | Were, holding watters Luck ' i, ‘tho Sen- BV +e | te. The apportionment should be made ond reading, soventy-nine on third reading, | however, that it had reference lo three | jSpg unrly part of the scsslon, and 1ot v things—namely: The question of apportion- | 4¢ the-fagend. Tn conclusion, the gentle- if:.'u""bé’é‘n“{:.5.,.‘.?;‘.{’,';‘,'5',,‘L';?,fi',,“.,’:.‘“"}‘;“.‘t"éfi“; ment and final adjournment, and, if there | man aoowhit tiloglenlly remarked that Tlouse was full,—numericully up‘cnklng of | Was time, the determtnation of g lino of pol- they ouglit not to be swayed In the matter course,—and m,'; down to business without | 1¢¥ 10 regurd to the Polico and Fire Board | by their tonstituents or the press. v ' ¥ Senator Needles suid thoro was no enrthly delny, blll. The attendance, while It did not em- | roaio wl‘ly tho work should not bo coni- Y g brace all tho Republlcans in- both | pieted now. 4 AI‘,‘:&,,I":B (l‘,;z\,:dfl%:::' t‘:,on:fi::;g:mgfl;:; 1louses, was quite full, Some :of At this point varlous cfforts ware mnde to House ndjourned yesterday, was first taken the members are absent from the city,—a | fnond lhei\!unlu notion, but the Chalr ruled up. Under the present law these Judges nro | Lo0dwnALY,'In fact. A fow othors, who have | them out of order. Ltepresentativo White, of Cook, sald that assigned by the Supreme Court at will. ‘The made up their ninds that the apportionment | gy aetion now was baséd merely on guess- Ot wy job ought to be iinished up at this session, | work, ‘I'he Legislaturs must come baek: tha gll::‘ ‘:};‘:‘:Icog;‘;l:atgn;lrl;of)ll;‘f:l:?';‘nlfl;g held nloof from the fear that the advo- | winter after Congress ncted, and why not Clrc?llt .)udinec from tho Second 'District; | cates of = % uiko the by “”""“‘““'“‘,}“‘i“,‘,32‘,‘,}:’“{’,’ . :, o AN ADJOURNED OR CALLED SESSION ., [ TIE AUDIENCE GREW QUITE ous t‘:l‘::‘t “;‘l’“"ll‘l‘dg:sc“a_flg“i-""":'l‘}l:& ;“;r:::"";]‘:y?:! next winter would capturs, the caucus | 8 -this juncture, and tho . level-honded w0l | Jlnniiton toned thom dewn with o remnark to District; that the Judges' ngsigned to the und bind all who hnd n lot or parcol | yyqeirect that thero should bo, uniform aud " R " - It to its decrees. Rathor than lose the | harmonious actlon in this matter. Lot the d\ghgoflatfllgfsfl‘ll;‘tl' Z"mf m',::l:h'myd,fi?;é;c:: privilego of -fightlng agalust n retirn to | Republicaus start out liko men, mark out. slgned to the Fourth District shall be | Sprivgileld next winter, with nil that | polley, and pursud I {.\ppluusu.] : ¢ .| ‘'hesnine old objuctions’ to apportioning Circult Judges from the Third District.” such o thing fmplles, and not cars now were argued 'm!ur and over np . gaing and T bject of tho bill s to provent | IE to buck ' agalust tho enucus { tnggame points in favor of a clean job it thiy llu’auu"’l:flrl?;!:fi oA{lpellatn Court jufi:; Stn | on the floor of elther House, | gesslon rovamipod ond nhunmd]ovur. A caso which he Iins been called upon to tey in | they slmply staid away and maintained | further rmzwutk by Pmrsuu* of Alad- Evory Evening and Matinoos this weok. Andy wnd_Annie 1fughes, J. W. It H :m.as‘?n. Alico Batoman, snd Willis Pokors: I e WM, IL RIGHTMIRE, In his drama, TILR TWO WANDEIXERS, Supported by Georae Loarock und Btock Company. dmisslon—Evenings und Sunday Matinog, 141 nid flo. WO, nd At Matingas, 15 2 un 8. e can be socured by both idison and isell telonbones. FARWELL HALL, T e FeRnT aoiret Ot v VoL G A THE CONTINENTAL CLUB (In costimo) will kive n Cancort, musical and voal, noluding both old’ fuvorites uild new ateacticsd Amonit theso will bo Boloct Headlugs by MRS, SAGE McOALL, And a Violin Solo by IASTIER CHARLEY WOOD e lickats, {0 thosa not mombors of the Associat #e—lo uxtrn for resorvad acats, (o bo securedsil 1L Rovoli's, 150 Madisun-st, MVICKER'S THEATRE. GRAND FAMILY MATINEE "To-day nt 3 o'ctock. “ho ltomarkably Bliccosstul Drama, the ‘LEGION OF HONOR: ‘Tho Test Modern Play of the Uay. Samual Plercy, Lewls Morrison, Annle 6raha, And a Superh Dramatie Company. , DIVORCES, 815 " tholr freedom In cass it should become | ison, to tho cffcct that If Cowgress | * go fur i thiotorms of tho ramanding ordor o Christlan Andorson filed n bill yestorday nake APVICKER'S THEATRE. cide cases was rond o- third thno and passed. T COOK COUNTY MEMDERS, wafted thirpugh o privato telephonie to.the"| jurgy, lot tlie cat out of tho ag and sturted | Woon this Court, upon such mandute being | "0 Brounderfwertiof. .o | THREE-STAR ATTRACTIONI It nlso requires State’s Attorneys to follow murder oases on changes of venue to adjoln- ing countivs, and glives them fees ns above stated for such service. ‘The Lill lmits the per diem to three days for the proparation of o case, and provides tllmh it shall not apply to countles of the third clnss., ” e ear of o TrinuNk cmissary not far from | tho northern members by tho ears, while the g::l‘t’l-‘!‘tl:‘l‘flzufl:‘l!:}lldgzv:l(nc\:‘fiyth:‘;:‘:mc ly':::: tho scene of the disturbance, were, as'witl | Cook County members particularly mmde no aud retard business in n Court which 1y -nt- | {1y uppear, not altogether unanimous. It '\’v‘}ffflx of dissonting from a schome which e 2 " was ovident vory early aftor getting under {ggg ?‘: fi?glllm::;“i“:;r:‘:fifl?&utmé‘:‘?nlgm wny that the party was divided, and that the LOLE TIMTIE BSTIL. COMIImEI Ut R o Senntor_Mnmmer moved {o divide Itepre- striking out tho quoted proviso and insorting | brothren falled to exhiblt to nuything Itkoan | 4o iative Ciiisholm’s substitute by striking W alarming extent the sweetness nnd loveliness | 4yt the portion relating to Senntorlal appor- :xgsllt';:u:‘lh?n‘zl':rtd; n i“;dxgggfiza:m&:‘:: 1:;; of dwelling together inunity, Licut-Gov. | tionment, g filod, undertakes to procaed u8 to “'to law un Justico shall nppertain,” it must procesd in con- Tortnity to tho opinlon of tho SBupreme Court. The *inw und Justice’ of tho cnse 18 innde.In tho rocord which wins boforo tho SBuprume Court 18 tabe fouked for and found in tho opinion ven- dered by tho Bupremo Conrt, and nowhere else, Tho Suprome Court could have dismisasd tho 11 by the Judginent of that Court, but diil not dogo. Having tallod to do_so, in what position dous the enso stand In this Court upon tho nane Mr. BAMUEL PIERCY, Mr. LEWIS MOIRISON 4 and hHsncAflNlfi GRAHASN, d In tho Latoss Buccossful Druma, THE LEGION OF HONOR. l"lmn%un‘c:d"t;r‘fi:u ono tho most lutonscly toter enting drum 3 Matineo Weanuadny ind Saturday, GRAND OPERA-HOUSE, Kate Duthloff from' Georgo Duthloff on tho ground of crualty, to Cutherine E. Farloy fromn George W. Farloy for drunkonncss, to Franuls Bousquet from Barnh Bousquot for adultery, to Muggle M. from John H, full on nccount of his desurtion, und to Abraham Burnow from Anna Burnow for aduitery. * dudgo Tuley )'unumln{ granted n accrco of divorco to Aunn Mary Hendorsou from Wiliiamn ‘. . Iton was elevated to the throne, whila | ‘Lhis the Chalr dectded out of order. dute of the Supraue Court bolng fled, and can | Honderson on_tho wround of * convioti 14 Clask-at, ovp. Court-Lousa, Kikalos Cph ot ardisitlis thedee | Dho anms disiricl in whtich ba ar thay esile) o e evpin from | Chiahiolm thon witidreyy I sutistitite, | thia Court taks any othor sction, inais o diswass | felony, and 0. Tilsubeth Ourrity rom Baward G 3 i N 5 ocensioned no lttle dfscussion, 3 5 lod Y Before Senator Munn’s motlon could ba | tbo Uiy Gurelty far drunikonnoss anu ortialty. SBCOND WREK AND CONTINUED SUCCERS forson Insano Asylun to tho State, Was [~ Afanm, of Vormillon, sald it would o n | Alexander County wore catlod upon It 10 0 voty n inotion to ndjourn untils | - I rexurd tho judgmentof tho Suprome Court | °Judgo Gardner kranted divorces (n tho follow- called up on seconil reading, * Senntor Campbell sald It 'seemed to bo evl- dent that the State did not evince a desire to ake proper caro of Its insane, and neked that tho blll bo passed until it wasdetinltly known what the Leglslature would do. ‘The bill took that course. CITY OFFICERS, A blll propared by Senator Whito was read & second tinie. 1t umends cortaln sections of the luw In regurd to the incorporation of cities and villnges by requiring o two-thirds vote on all ordlnances and resolutions so far as they relato to uny speclal privilege or franchise over or along any pubhe roversing tho' duclsion heroln rendered upon overruling the dofondnnt's domurrer us virtunl- 1y u dirccdon to sustain the demurrer, The cuso stands Bow 48 upon demurrer with tho opinlon of the Bupromo-Court that the il“' murrur sbould bo sustained, and that tho bill s it now stands ahould bo digmissed. lumn ot tho opinlon that u trial upon demurrer—udmitting tho facta statod to bo truc—is. just us much triul on tho merits ns It would bo whore tho faota nlleged by the bill are donted Ly un answer, but {mi' du‘lmlunus tuken in tho,caso prove tho faota 0 bo trug, - - But boforo tho Court can act upon tho mans duto of tha Buprotne Court, & thi l\nny nwwur- in tho onse and, nlleging an interest in tho Wtlan- tlon, naks that his dghu may be passed upon. Our Suprome Qourt bue decided that by the wmod- orn pn\otlon,nn( eraon fooling thut he hus any itlpation mny apply to tho Court * PHOTOGRAPR TIE PROCEEDINUGS, o'clock to-morrow afternoon, In_order to :::;:lyslg: m‘:mun’l?l fi.'fi?e&“fimgsxfiufl:'?fi Sonator Hunt snid tho caucus was called | give everybody a (u;l.hurclmuc'u to be heard, thelr homes and Into anothor district, In or- | foF tho purpase of settling the apportionment (‘]‘:“‘é’ggl‘l:'?l‘:;,“:‘h n‘é"’ caucus broke up with- der to meet the object atmed at by tho bill, | auestion, and asked for ““"“" ot ‘i‘lw d"““’ " ‘Fhie_provalling sentlment was approntly andint the snmo time to provent such o liard- | Senator Marshall readily complied, 8o far | j5fyvor of postnoniug the Congressional ap- ship ns this, o offered the followlne substi- | 78 the Republiean Senators were concerned, | portionont untll Congruss acts, and of clos- tuta for Lh!'quom(l provise In tho bill: butthe House mnn nsslsting him experlenced | Ine up Senatoriul npportionment thissesslon,, Provided, Fhat any appont taken ar writ of op- | SumO difliculty in distingulshing the names zl‘"t nm’gdlflz Douna 1o ?:u“uhdt;fg‘\lfd ) “‘!‘?:'l‘ vor prosucuted from th finul ordor, Judgment, | of the sheep from the gonts, and called tho | HOR IO SO e e S g o docreo of any Court In any caueo heard by any d D o {""”" ation fight Is on, und one or two o OF Bald Appolinyo ks, Bhll, on thio motion of | MRME8 of a good mauy Democrats, ‘Twonty« | tho speeches afforded n protty clear intimn- clthior party, bo tnkon to'or proscoutod from tho | ©lght Senntors and sisty-four Reprosent- | tion that it certain dlstricts wore not ar- Avpollate Court In an adjoining district. atives {mswemd to their numes, and the ball fimgml to ll“:lta nmprpeu lfi wlho re]iausm%z ! 9 ens | opened. hein somo of tho approprintions would suf- mllth%;’b"‘!"l““: ffim’""&c“ {"3""‘:{‘“&:‘[""}7 MRepresentative Tockwell snid thoro wara | for. ‘Llie ndyoeites of in oxtrn sesslon now sty Mann's substitute adopted, an several questions to be settied, and proceeded | point to tho speckre of o divided party, and sent to third reading. to name them, So far us Sonatorial appor- | argue that 1t will be folly to attempt even o ing cavon: Benjauin Fo Ellls from Mury M. Bllis, causo desortlon: John A, Dodge from Ellzaboth R. Dadgo, snmo causo; and Emilie from Nicholas Gobrig, alko for desortion. 7 7 Judge Burnumn granted n divores to Harrlot 8, Peroy from Albert W. Peroy, on tho ground of dosortions 1tice’s O Comlaue Co., In the latest Ot e KB Now Y ork Farore, [BIILILIEIE] | [TIAIYILIOR| Words by 1L P tophons; musfo by K. Solomon. A. D, 1700. A.D. HAVERLY’S THEATRE, 3. 10 MAVERLY oue., Manayor and ’ropristet LABT NIGIITS OF 11118 EMINENT ARTISTE, GENEVIEVE WARD, 1n hor origina and unexceptionabls conception of NTEFHANIE, Marquieo do Mohrivart In th {stakabl it piay, entitlod ¥O! Nl "No mflu‘-{ufl‘y‘:?.l '{;’{nifla To e 1a8 Ward t NI e R DA S AT NIRRT e, ITEMS. Judge Dlodgott will be in court to-day to °hflflm tho uow Grand Jury which has been called, g UNITED STATES COURTS, A. Il. Burloy, leceiver of the Cook County National Bunk, bognn a auit in debt yestorday :m:.l!nn Henry O. Nutt, olaiming $20,000 doin~ Interentintlio bt e oxt” hunny Nieht, April 17—tonotit o DI street or nlley of the city, and providing TUE HCHOOL LAW. tlonment wus concarned, 1ifs Connittao i | Senatorial apportionument this session with — | 3id bocuing o petty to tho sutl, provided b P TR B S Ay Ay AR WITEAR B ind B W ALLACE: Homasmber. that nll ofiicers of nny city, except othor- | ‘The remalnder of the morning and n good g:;l;l*;tgfll:}]‘gim:‘|fgg%}'fi suggestions, They THE APPROPRIATION THUEAT oo propar showln conslatd n, satintylng the | LY. - “SPRAGUE’S OLYMPIC THEATRE. v 4 e it ;‘I‘::or“("l;x‘:ldx‘éx:llfilels l‘::‘ nflm:‘;:"d c‘;{x 4 g:g partof the ufternoon sesslon was spent in | M0 R I safd naw was the time to | hangIng over “'°“"l“,‘:,‘&lfi{'c;“lcfiffl,‘§":y“fis 1%?, u‘.’&"x‘m&uo‘h Tho. complaiimiity. ineist - that STATYE COURTS. Ciark Htroot, oppusita Bherman louso. tho time hay arrived for a division of tho Now- borry estito, tho compluinnuts to_reoolve one- half and tho uthier tulf 10 bo devoted to the founing of a publie library, und allego that tho trusteos refuso to inake this division, 1f thls is true, it would bo ot only tho rigat but the duty of tho Attorioy-Gonural, on bonnif of the peo- glu. ta Interveno, The Attortioy-Gonaoral on bo- ult of tho pooplo hasa dircot” fntorest in tho deulslon of the questlon " in lugfiuuon—l. Ouy whothor or not tho time bns arrived to mako u vivislon of the estate, 1f the tlino has urrived, then tho trusteos are not performing thoir duty ns 1o this publie charity, and tho right ot tho Attornoy-Guneral tu lntorvono or file an in- formation would not be nuostioned. 1L uppoars to mo to Lo no unswer to thid clulm of tho -Attarney-Gonerul to - intervenoc to suy that the Bupremo Cgur: has ided tinkering at tho School.law, the particular | yake the apportiontuent, *To this ond, and | Whether dtiough I ) Instrument used in the process belng abill by | to proporly fl?fl-g the matter befora the'cau- "‘;l‘!‘:;"{fi“;,"’nfl‘;_‘ "(‘)‘;‘ bflllu“(',‘t‘l‘,"‘x‘g"h%fi“ '{h‘; Peters,of Platt, aboutns long asthenoral law, | cus, lis moved "that the varions Apportion- | 4 o o 1! /3 C e wholsomna respect for one's constituents After being discussed nud nmededd for hours | ment Committoes ; ~ | has n galling effect which fow care to the bl wns shoved along o third reading, GO0 AIZAD WITH THEIR WORIC, longor endurs, ‘The membors are botween The changes it mukes In tho present law, twnrcwfiptlzfingklu&g{mfl:fl':m:}g s:n;:xll- t\\io nrfia. I‘\}"hntwmugmvxlllnflfi tlmI me(w ! | tute providing 0 e tuken | selves don't know. i it all up, It woul outsideof,n nunibor of detalls that nobody | oy tho upporilonment question until Con- | scom thnt the ' prospoct of ' maklng cares: purticularly avont, are very few | gress hadsettled tho number tho State wns | the ~ Congressional unportionmont this and shnple. 1t mnkes the school year | to have. In discussing the question, Ar. | sessfon Is doomed, -thut the chances for end July 8 Instend of October, pro- | Chisholin ~sald it wus = foolish tu g0 | making the Senatorial apvortionmeny nrsnot vides for - distriets clanglng thelr nhend now, e hnt talked. with several | the best, and an extra session with the busl- dry i oto fnstead of by petit Congressmen on the matter, and, tinding that | ness restricted to. making the two apportion- _boundry lines on voto instead of by petitlon, | there might be nineteen or twenty when | ments togethor s mnot unlikely to be and shnplifles -the section which prescribes | Congress passed the bill, belleved 1t would | the outcome, - ‘The absentea argument ling the duties of Trustees. The question of np- | beddlo work to apportion now, Besldes, it | some werlt fn It, but if. tho subject portloniog the schonl fund on the bsis of | Would bog grave error to apportion otthia | had been intelligently appronched = n school attendunce, instend of as now by the timo_and have n special sesslon called to | the Dbeginning of the sesslon Instend " v by rectify the crrors of the present body, What- | of being delaved month after month, the census of minors, ruused the rural portion of | yver others might do, he was not afraid to | ditleulty coulil hiave bea abvinteid o far ns the Ilouse, und the result was that the new- | adjourn without apportionmont and face his | that Is concerned, and: the Apportionmont faigled schemo was knocked out,and the coé‘fi:‘m:’flrll?i tirred up the menngetls bill l?ll“l‘ thrtl)lug'h Yllllll)"ml:l\h‘;‘l:{g !%xlllx:l u‘bs‘; lflh’- o unn 8 o | u 1o evll of dilly-d absontee- fund witl be appropriated as heretofore, on | pAoR God anything i the world he and his ulf.-\ 18 Lenting legithiato THlt, the basts of the school nge. Eyery Night thle Weok ot a'clock, Matinees Wediiosdny, Saturday, and Sundar, Kelly & Ryan's Bards of Tara Gombination 40 Btar Vorloty Artlsta. Monday, April li-Nnolibakor's Majestics, WOVEN WIRE MATTRESS. Woven Wire Mattress. Thomas Tyrrel began asult yostorday to roe cover $1,000 damages of the Chicago City Liaile way Company, = & GQeorgu Van Houton brought sult for 82,600 sgalnst Burah J, Leonard and Danlel Leoanrd, Gustav Hoffmnnn commonced an netlon Intres- pasa npainst tho West Chicngo Rallway Coms pany, liylng damages at §5,000 A judgment Ly confesston in forclblo entry and detalner was ontered up ‘yesterday in fuvor of Bidnoy Booth against Frank and John J. Far- quharson for the posscssion of the house No. 253 Culumet nvonie. Solomen Darmstadtor sued Sarab I, Whito for $1,000, . - ) Goorge O, [loward commenced an action In tresposs nwalnst tho Chicago Wost Division talle wauy Campany, lnying dainuges at §20,000, Tho Heuttish-Americun Iurljm‘n Company flled n blll against Qeorge B, Dunton, Hurrict Y. Dunton, Henry I, 8heldon, Trustee, and D, 1L Halo and 1. W, Ruymond, suooossors {n trist 10 forucloso a trust dacd !ur:'».gm on Lot & and Mayor and Aldermen shall be filled by lko appolutinent), by and with the advice and consent of tho City Council: provided, that in case of any vacancy In nny of such oftices, by resignation or otherwlse, for the space of thirty dnys, tho Mayor shall not muke tho ap- polntment or reappointont, as the case may be, without the- advice and consent of a majorlty of the members of the City Coune cll,” ‘I'ha City Councll may, by ordlnance not inconsistent with the provisions of thisnct, prescribe the duties and define the powers of such ofticers: provided, the term shall not exceed two yoars, Senator White snid the object of tho bill was to prevent, as far as possible, the usurpa- tlon of franchises by corporations, Senator Lanning wanted to know if the effect of the bill would not Be to provent'the - introduction of new corporations by requir- legul divislon of tho wsuite, as the Attornoy- Guneral was not . party o tho suit.” It is truo sthat if thore could bu o legal division as to complafuunts’ intorests undor tho will, thore can bo nbneas to intorosts rupresaiited by tho At- torney-Genoral, but bo hus tho right tobave & AR Superior to any other Bed Springs Cheap Imitations are offered. They 3/ A doulsion ud to tie Interost he represonts. 1f A | tho eust two feet of Lot 6, in Tuylor's Bub- . Ifyou ing n two-thirds vote, © CANAL CONPANTES, o oaent, Wil u Beie WAVELETS. "‘l‘l‘éfi"fi”‘},‘g oach ball lutorst I Py | O O e e atan ot S s, b4 ot 57.“:3?1’5‘13'.’&?"5»3" e :‘cr;ly! 2:3 e U Senator White sald not. Nearly all the | Tarish, of Cook, ubtulned unanimous leave BHOULD D& MADE NOW, - TG POLICE AND VIRE BILT. olslon by tho Supreme Court that A has na in- ' it bears our brand, on Purk avenue, nenr Ila‘nn avonue. John Crawrord, arrested known olfonsu, filed & potition for a habuns corpus te gat out of jail. corporations in Chlcago recclved charters hen 2 b TRINTY ALDERMANIO VOTES were required. Senator Ford moved to send the bill to the Committso on Judliciary, Senator White nsked Senator Ford why he did not kil the bill at once atud pul It out of ita misery, [Loughter] Senator Adams thought the present law on tho question to Introduce @ bill which provides | 1fo would allow no caucus to bind him in The Chica; by tho usual “auothods of ongnizn | thismatior, bubproposud oo b duty. 1ho | gpyiaurgr, L., April 5—Tho Tiouse - | 4 T p flx:x collg‘;mnm {fiszgflrrzflgn bfl!l n‘:?y llulntmuuls‘ wnd it was tho duty of the Legis- | Committes on Judicial Dupartment applied nture to stay hero until 1t was done, Tlu | the knife this afternoon to the House edition number of persons not less than five maybe- | warned his l¥cnreu not to lut It ba sald that ba of Senator White's Police and Flre Donrd come an Incorporatad company for the pur. iblic Y , ks Jlss of conatructing nd Cpricie ay eant | D eixing thamat, | bill. ‘Mo mensure was utroduced in the W the Stdte, Chartors are Mmited to fifty | tor, I therewans s mun bresent who said | House by Parlsh, of Cook, and when tho yenrd, with the privilego of roncwal from | the work could not be donenow, luthim | Committee counted noses on It this nfter- e to time for perlods not tonger thun the | come to tho front, noon hiy was found to bo the only membuat in original llmit on the voto of thres-fourths of S 0 the vaters nt uufl‘rvuulur slection for that 1|,fif“:lw'(:?"(fl,‘“mflmsS;efle%d'mnkf:nw‘sfi favor of it, Unless appoatances are very dle- purpose, those desirlng a renewal to put- » e ceptive Mr, Parlsh's regrets are not of n {:hua: the stack of those opposed at Its lc,ur- "“é"Y,:’.‘lw:-'vfm‘;’nmm.miméfi; ‘,‘é.‘,f:,,. business | permnnent charucter, . ‘The fate ot the bill ififln‘x:‘.’fl;"ifih W ‘11':‘"‘1'}('!'"':‘li,‘."“‘\,‘l"gm'l‘“fm'lfi“fllv"l’;‘" ol boon (llAiLuye‘(’l“ 11 the Houso wis bofim‘n{u on the Jlouse sida of u‘w Cnpllol‘ ngmmnw. 83 OWle | 50 man publienns were away all“tho ¢ speculation a8 to whi iz parnllel Offlflan\!'lllH finga, Annunl o [ Hhner iero world bo 1o Guorum whon tie ES,L‘: ;;.?u:onrm‘xlu;‘ over *In u,:‘ guuule. ports 4re 10 bo mide to “the Auditor, und the v e Joneral Assombly shall iave vower'to onact h""“".,’.;:“::,“::’,:,gl-a‘:gm' él:)”;m“' Thore nro those wio profess to beliove thas- us they always did, - If the Committees weng | 1§ doesn's muster us many voles now an. it For sale by Furniture Dealers, UNION WIRE MATTRESS G0, 7 North Cinrk: L JAPANESE FANCY GO0 DS To Be Civen Away! Fvory purchasor (durlng tbls 808 next wewk) will by prosuted wid s0wething from Japi. Comwo tn und selget trow @ I8 {l._nl;zn)muum Ut JAPANUSE FANT FORMOSA TEA IMPORTING CO- 88 STATE-ST. | s Pt & e torest In tho Fmpurly ocannot bar or provent B from domanding that his olaims to tho properyy shall bu pussed ulmu by the courts. It 18 truo that this Court might, I its disoretion, aftor tho Buproweo Court hud pgssed upals the cuse us bos twuen l\murllnunl parties to the bill, ratuse to permnit o talrd purty to intorvenu; but, from tho indications of & probable chungo of opinlun In the suprumo Coust, 1 think any diserotion which 1havoin tho matter should L oxurcised in fa- vor of permitting tho Atsorney-Goneral to de- mund In this sult the Judgmont of the Bupromo Cultrt as 10 the rights ot tho people. 1¢ thia easo Is to,lb opeued 80 as to allow the Attornoy-Uenoral 10 jnturvene, us 1 think It should De, I am of tho opiniou 1 should allow the anouduients to the bill to be hled. The umnndm;nu uro presontad In good falth und b, respetable sollcitors, aud may contuin matter ‘buaring on the equity of the bitl. 1t will not be B“mmm thut puiriles, after u doclsion of the upreme Court. bused on s domurrer to tho bill, should ke u nuw caso by wiy of amendment to tho bill, but i¢ ":iy udditional fuots can bo atated which will add to the equity ot the bill, oryin_this cuso, ald fu the comitrustion of tho will, § 500 uo rouson why the complainauts should not be porinitted 1o sllogo thew. ‘Yhe proposed nmendmoents sct out the condition of tho testutor's nrurorlyu( the timu of mukiny the will, und certaln deolarations and dusiros o the testutor e tu the educstion of the peoplo and as 40 4 publio librury, The testator's vorbale lruxpmuod wishies as to the founding of u pub- llo Hurury could clearly Bave no elfect in the construotion of tho * will, us thoy would PROBATE COURT, o In tho nattoer of the cstuto of George Powoll, doconsed, lutters of administration were Issued to Jamea Byrnes, under bond for §5,000. £ In the matter of the cstate uf Frauk Mackey, doceased, lottors of adniinistrution wore lasucd to Dunlel L. Shorey, under bond for $7,000. Inthe muttor of the eatate of Salorm M. Buor- back, lotturs of guardlanablp wero issued to Marcus I, Kalsor, under bond for §12.000, {u tho mattor of tho cstate of Louls Grumme, doconsed, lottors of administration wero {ssucd to Arnotd Heup, under bond for $17,00, 3 In tho watter of the catato of Michnel or- rlssey, doceased, lotters of administration wers 1ssuod 1o Mury Mlorrissoy, uudor bond. for §4,00. In the mutter of the ‘catulo of Werner Ritz- maun, doccased, lotters of administration wero Issund 1o Anna Mitzmana, uader bond for £2,000. In the mutter of the estutu uf Honry D. Frost, deceased, lotwre wwstamontury word glssucd 1o Adu M, FProst, undor bond for §,800. 1u tho nutter ol the estats of Michuel Gros- kopf, duveascd, lettors of adminlstrution do Lonis non wore tssued to Molarich Glamaun, undur bond for $4,000. ORIMINAL COURT, acob ENOUG, and bellaved 1t nfforded the .necossary relief, Iio trusted the motion to vefer to the Judi- clary Committee would prevall, nnd would support the result of the labors of that or- gunization when it had xll;fusunl themeasure, Senator Clark satd the bill ought 10 be re- ferred, A wnjority ought to suflice In pass- Ing an ovdInance, Senator Whits declared a deslre to be present at tho funeral of this weasure, The DI was o good one, A two-thinds vote was ubsolutely necessury to protect property- owhers from 3 URASPING CORPOBATIONS, | Senator Kord moved to strike out the epucting cluuse of the bill, Seputor Aduing took another whack ut the Juws to provent und correct ubuses and UNJUST DISCRIMINATIONS AND EXTORTIONS Py wotld. find themselves without u | 41d s week or two ugo, and that it -mustéra In the rates of frelght and passenger tarlfl, 33‘»9&.“’ 5’1.3.';“ tha_time cams to vumtl.llxg thlL wmore now than itwill In & week hence, and to establish maxlmum rates of charges | No reasonsble Ropublicun would coms LICENSES TO ORGANSZE ©© * fur the transpertation of persons or property Y.ml" of his Represontative If the | were to-day Issued by the Becrotary of Stato on auy eanal constructed under the provis- | Loglslature — vonssombled next — winter the follow posed corporations; The jous of the bill, und 1o vnfores such Iaws by | tor apportiounent, s own udvice to the following pro ‘I'I i adequate ‘mnaluuu, to thoextent, it necessury, | was to closs up the businuss quick, go home, Awmerican and Moxlcan Progpueting Come« of torfeithig. the property. and_ franchises, | cowmo ok noxt winter when thers vould be | pany, Chlcago; chpital, 8500,000; corporators, 1‘:‘&%3%!’:‘2.‘&.“&‘:.':,‘0',‘|‘:\’.‘2.‘:fienf.’.‘i“x?.'é“c‘hieé.‘,% s atioruw, and o o work. - An apportion | llenry R Ilards, -Jauos 1., Hateholder, HOW, vitho! vy U Custoni-House, nud I8 looked upois a8 the fi'.wug|.l,wlo‘|’.| Do \v‘ur‘:gd‘]‘:‘; e at i iy | and Charles 11 Dodge. The Streator Hotel DALl miul tio motion to striku out the enacting | opentng wedgs to the construction of & canal | pausing, the Spéaker gnve Senutor Aunn a l,:,"lm,':" h?[‘.fi“fi?&iufi“g‘u‘xfl' ffl’mfiu"fifi n :‘I‘:‘: "fu&‘l“'"..'.'.!’.’afim‘.'.‘enu" ?w'culllllll!%l * ds-’ bl{:hlz:l:l:: ;o(z‘:l"ll:; ':::k ‘:::;;:‘ day 'olrl;?u%m; SOALES. N atatl Clatiag Provatied by o VOLEOL $0as, S0 Tayes: comnwoting, the Tlinols, & Michigun Canal | stiut tof iy vouark that he would ot bo | G, Shfes, Johu T, Kulin, L ot | o s, 1 e varona A Cutlrs OF constrios. | Tawes: Couct: Lad Woa not constined at wis R st THE GRAB-DAG, b “"‘.;"u““ d“ of ‘S:‘.F“l:lfl.l“ \\l‘lnnllu l- ::luso. B bound by this caucus, Forona lis was always | 74 Klovator and diatehway Protection Cons [ tion i not bound to shut its eyes o the stule of Jouramont, 3 ANbAND. A Senate bill glving Justices'of the Teacs | ol oo of Buligumon, wants an ubpropls | bound by thowm, Agali, mortallty Was great | yuny, Cliicano: capital, 833,000 corporatory) | fucts uikdes whioh who will wuw wetlo: 0n 88 | =5 1oe, Foetor pleaded gullty to an assault with i St i fawie-becutiona dor coma | uion o 85 for the tucloutal expeuses”of | during warm wiatiorl 16" would veent | Bl b Théuidemon, k. G, Bellugor, wul | Shaiesey, su uvestiation, of sueh et otieh | Ao St apa upon Mary Kk, n 5 yur SCALE ajainat partles wh vy reioved 1 other | “hickaby, of Fulton, litraduced a bill to shorty & arusnot rubatle thata, dhorsm George S Bowar, b Cuba Colorative e ket sootia the HAdOC th ose | i st s T the. Narth Divieion. i el By S s bi Weber, of REGULATE THE WEIGHING OF COAL and, this bulg the cuse, he 4 L e CUEIT MDA "‘,‘:‘;."“c:‘{ifi;f&”fim’;&m‘;mfimflfi:flg ovidence was subsequently heard, and tho FAIRBANKS. MORSE & :0-' Cook, providing that{wbere property 1sdo- | by the owners, agents, or operators of coal FAVOKED A CALLED BESSION. Uso Jiop Bittors ouce and you will uso no @ cunstruvtiun, but there (s suttiolent in tue | defendant wus remanded for sentence. mmuukost..fla:m. wines, It requires them to provide nccurato | Were o full Republican quoruin possiblo he | other modiciue. Tust It iegations, I tink, to justify tho dewand of | Michacl Munsfold was triod for tho larceny of Becareful tobuy oaly the e pated Jur park pur|7o;¢l the lwprovemeuts ]