And the question now recurring on the motion of Mr. Pearson of Madison,

And the question being, "Shall the main question be now put?" it was decided in the affirmative by the following vote: Yeas, 75; nays, 2.

Those voting in the affirmative are:

Messrs. Allen. Ames, Bailey, Baldwin, Bayne, Brown, Bundy, Butterfield, Chafee, Chandler. Chatfield, Chisholm, Collier, Collins of Cook, Collins of Will. Cowan, Cox, Crews, Davis, Diggins. Dysart, Erwin, Garland, Goodspeed, Harris of Cook, Heryer, Holden, Keen of Wabash, Kelly, Kroll, Little, Loucks, Ludington, McCune, McWilliams, Mitchell, Mock, Morris, Okeson, Olwin. Otman, Parry, Pearson of Madison, Pearson of Cook, Peterson, Petrie, Phelps, Pierson of Greene, Plotke, Pollock, Postel, Parish, Robinson, Rogers, Rumley, Simmons, Simonson, Stover. Stowell, Strattan of Jefferson, Stratton of Will, Struckman, Sumner, Tice. Thornton, Tontz, Underwood, Veile. Whiteman, Wood of Knox, Wood of DeKalb, Wright of DuPage, Wright of Boone, Young, Mr. Speaker-Yeas, 75. Those voting in the negative are:

Messrs. Cook O. S., White of Cook-Nays, 2.

And the question being on the motion of Mr. Pearson of Madison, that Senate Bill No. 9 be ordered to a third reading,

And the yeas and nays being demanded, resulted as follows: Yeas, 5; nays, 4.

Those voting in the affirmative are:

Messrs. Allen, Ames, Bailey, Baldwin, Bayne, Brown, Bundy, Butterfield, Chafee, Chandler, Chatfield, Chisholm, Collier, Collins of Cook, Collins of Will, Cowan, Cox, Crews, Davis, Diggins, Dysart, Erwin, Garland, Goodspeed, Harris of Cook, Heryer, Holden, Keen of Wabash, Kelly, Kroll, Little, Loucks, Ludington, McCune, McWilliams, Mitchell, Mock, Morris, Okeson, Olwin, Parry, Pearson of Madison, Pearson of Cook, Peterson, Petrie, Phelps, Pierson of Greene, Plotke, Pollock, Postel, Parish, Robinson, Rogers, Rumley, Simmons, Simonson, Stover, Stowell, Strattan of Jefferson, Stratton of Will, Struckman, Sumner, Tice, Thornton, Tontz, Underwood, Veile, Whiteman, Wood of Knox, Wood of DeKalb, Wright of DuPage, Wright of Boone, Young, Mr. Speaker Yeas, 74.

Those voting in the negative are:

Messrs. Carter, Cook O. S., Otman, White of Cook-Nays, 4.

And the motion prevailed.

At 1:25 o'clock P. M., Mr. Pollock moved that the House adjourn until 3:30 o'clock this afternoon.

And the motion prevailed.

THREE-THIRTY O'CLOCK P. M.

The House met, pursuant to adjournment, when

The consideration of the special order of business, being Senate Bill No. 10, being a bill for "An act to apportion the State of Illinois into Senatorial districts, and to repeal an act therein named," was resumed, and

Senate Bill No. 10 was taken up and read at large a second time, when

Mr. Martin of Woodford moved to strike out all after the enacting clause of said bill, and substitute therefor House Bill No. 13, as follows:

A bill for "An act to apportion the State of Illinois into Senatorial Districts, and to repeal an act therein named."

SECTION 1. Be it enacted by the People of the State of Illinois, represented in the General Assembly, That, until the taking and return of the next federal census, and the apportionment thereunder, as

provided in the constitution, this State shall be divided into Senatorial districts, each of which shall be entitled to one Senator and three Representatives, as follows, to-wit:

First-The Ninth and Tenth wards, and all that part of the Eleventh ward north of the center line of Van Buren street, and all that part of the Seventeenth ward south of the center line of Ohio street and west of the center line of Franklin street, and all that part of the First ward north of the center line of Van Buren street and west of the center line of Franklin street, in the city of Chicago, in the county of Cook, shall constitute the First district.

Second-That part of the Fourth ward south of the center line of Twenty-ninth street, in the city of Chicago, and the towns of Hyde Park and Lake, all in the county of Cook, shall constitute the Second district.

Third-All of the First ward except that part north of the center line of Van Buren street and west of the center line of Franklin street, all of the Second ward, all of the Third ward and that part of the Fifth ward east of the Chicago river, east of the center line of Stewart avenue and north of the center line of Twenty-sixth street, and that part of the Fourth ward north of the center line of Twenty-ninth street, all in the city of Chicago, in the county of Cook, shall constitute the Third district.

Fourth-That part of the Eighth ward north of the center line of Taylor street, that part of the Eleventh ward south of the center line of Van Buren street, that part of the Twelfth ward east of the center line of Western avenue, and that part of the Thirteenth ward east of the center line of Western avenue and south of the center line of West Ohio street, all in the city of Chicago, in the county of Cook, shall constitute the Fourth district.

Fifth-That part of the Sixth ward west of the center line of Throop street and east of the center line of Western avenue, that part of the Seventh ward east of the center line of Western avenue, and that part of the Eighth ward south of the center line of west Taylor street, all in the city of Chicago, in the county of Cook, shall constitute the Fifth district.

Sixth-The Eighteenth ward, that part of the Sixteenth ward east of the center line of Larrabee street, and the Fifteenth ward, all in the city of Chicagc, in the county of Cook, shall constitute the Sixth district.

Seventh-That part of the city of Chicago, in the county of Cook, west of the center line of Western avenue, and the towns of Bloom, Bremen, Thornton, Calumet, Worth, Rich, Palos, Orland, Lemont, Lyons, Riverside, Cicero, Proviso, Leyden, Maine, Elk Grove, Schaumberg and Hanover, in the county of Cook, shall constitute the Seventh district.

Ninth All that part of the Fourteenth ward north of the center line of West Division street and east of the center line of Western avenue, in the city of Chicago, in the county of Cook, and the towns of Lake View, Evanston, Jefferson, Norwood Park, Wheeling, Palatine, Barrington, Northfield, Niles and New Trier, in the county Cook, shall constitute the Ninth district.

Fifteenth-All of the Fifth ward except that part east of the Chicago river, east of the center line of Stewart avenue, and north of the center line of Twenty-sixth street, and that part of the Sixth ward east of the center line of Throop street, all in the city of Chicago, in the county of Cook, shall constitute the Fifteenth district.

Thirty-third That part of the Seventeenth ward north of the center line of Ohio street, that part of the Sixteenth ward west of the center line of Larrabee street, that part of the Thirteenth ward east of the center line of Western avenue and north of the center line of Ohio street, and that part of the Fourteenth ward east of the center line of Western avenue and south of the center line of Division street, in the city of Chicago, in the county of Cook, shall constitute the Thirty-third district.

Eighth-The counties of Coles, Moultrie and Shelby shall constitute the Eighth district.

Tenth-The counties of Winnebago and Ogle shall constitute the Tenth district.

Eleventh-The county of Will shall constitute the Eleventh district. Twelfth-The counties of Kane and DuPage shall constitute the Twelfth district.

Thirteenth―The counties of DeKalb, Kendall and Grundy shall constitute the Thirteenth district.

Fourteenth-The counties of Lake, McHenry and Boone shall constitute the Fourteenth district.

Sixteenth-The counties of JoDaviess and Stephenson shall constitute the Sixteenth district.

Seventeenth-The county of LaSalle shall constitute the Seventeenth

district.

Eighteenth-The counties of Livingston and Ford shall constitute the Eighteenth district

Nineteenth-The counties of Carroll, Whiteside and Lee shall constitute the Nineteenth district.

Twentieth-The counties of Bureau, Marshall and Putnam shall shall constitute the Twentieth district.

Twenty-first-The counties of Rock Island and Henry shall constitute the Twenty-first district.

Twenty-second-The counties of Knox and Stark shall constitute the Twenty-second district.

Twenty-third-The counties of Henderson, Mercer and Warren shall constitute the Twenty-third district.

Twenty-fourth-The counties of Hancock and McDonough shall constitute the Twenty-fourth district.

Twenty-fifth-The counties of Schuyler, Fulton and Brown shall constitute the Twenty-fifth district.

Twenty-sixth-The county of Peoria shall constitute the Twentysixth district.

Twenty-seventh- The counties of Tazewell and Woodford shall constitute the Twenty-seventh district.

Twenty-eighth-The county of McLean shall constitute the Twentyeighth district.

Twenty-ninth-The counties of DeWitt, Macon and Piatt shall constitute the Twenty-ninth district.

Thirtieth-The counties of Champaign and Douglas shall constitute the Thirtieth district

Thirty-first-The counties of Vermilion and Edgar shall constitute the Thirty-first district.

Thirty-second-The counties of Kankakee and Iroquois shall constitute the Thirty-second district.

Thirty-fourth-The counties of Christian and Montgomery shall constitute the Thirty-fourth district.

Thirty-fifth-The county of Sangamon shall constitute the Thirtyfifth district.

Thirty-sixth-The counties of Mason, Menard and Logan shall con stitute the Thirty-sixth district.

Thirty-seventh-The county of Adams shall constitute the Thirtyseventh district.

Thirty-eighth-The counties of Pike, Calhoun and Jersey shall constitute the thirty-eighth district.

Thirty ninth-The counties of Cass, Morgan and Scott shall constitute the Thirty-ninth district.

Fortieth-The counties of Greene and Macoupin shall constitute the Fortieth district.

Forty-first -The counties of Madison and Bond shall constitute the Forty-first district.

Forty-second-The counties of Clinton, Washington and Jefferson shall constitute the Forty-second district.

Forty-third-The counties of Fayette, Effingham and Marion shall constitute the Forty-third district.

Forty-fourth-The counties of Clay, Richland, Lawrence, Wabash and Edwards shall constitute the Forty-fourth district.

Forty-fifth-The counties of Clark, Cumberland, Jasper and Crawford shall constitute the Forty-fifth district.

Forty-sixth-The counties of Wayne, Hamilton and White shall constitute the Forty-sixth district.

Forty-seventh-The county of St. Clair shall constitute the Fortyseventh district.

Forty-eighth-The counties of Monroe, Randolph and Perry shall constitute the Forty-eighth district.

Forty-ninth- The counties of Alexander, Pulaski, Johnson and Union shall constitute the Forty-ninth district.

Fiftieth-The counties of Franklin, Williamson and Jackson shall constitute the Fiftieth district.

Fifty-first-The counties of Saline, Gallatin, Hardin, Pope and Massac shall constitute the Fifty-first district.

§ 2. Wherever the words "ward" or "wards" in the city of Chicago are used in this act, they shall be construed as meaning the wards in said city at the time of the passage of this act.

§ 3. An act entitled "An act to apportion the State of Illinois into Senatorial districts," approved March 1, 1872, in force July 1, 1872, is hereby repealed.

And the yeas and nays being demanded, resulted as follows: Yeas, 66; nays, 78.

Those voting in the affirmative are:

Messrs. Andrews, Becker, Billings, Bitner, Blackaby, Boyd, Bryan, Buck, Buckingham, Campbell, Carr, Clark, Cloonan, Coultas, Crandall, Cronkrite, Crook, Durfee, Duffy, English, Gallup, Green, Gregg, Harris of Fayette, Harvey, Harrington, Hill, Holden, James, Keen of Wayne, Linegar, Lucas, Mann, Martin of Woodford, Martin of White, McAdams, McDonald, McKinley, McKone, McLeod, McMahon, Morgan, Mortland, Murphy, Niehaus, O'Mara, Paisley, Perrin, Powell, Reno, Richardson of Cumberland, Richardson of Adams, Sexton, Sharp, Shumway, Smith, Spann, Sullivan, Tenney, Thompson, Vaughey, Weber, Welsh, Wilbanks, Winter, Yancey-Yeas, 66.

Those voting in the negative are:

Messrs. Allen, Ames, Bailey, Baldwin, Bayne, Brown, Bundy, Butterfield, Carter, Chafee, Chandler, Chatfield, Chisholm, Collier Collins of Cook, Collins of Will, Cook O. S., Cowan, Cox, Crews, Davis, Diggins, Dysart, Erwin, Garland, Goodspeed, Harris of Cook, Heryer, Holden, Keen of Wabash, Kelly, Kroll, Little. Loucks, Ludington, McCune, McWilliams, Mitchell, Mock, Morris, Okeson, Olwin, Otman, Parry, Peters, Pearson of Madison, Pearson of Cook, Peterson, Petrie, Phelps, Pierson of Greene, Plotke, Pollock, Postel, Parish, Robinson, Rogers, Rumley, Simmons, Simonson, Stover, Stowell, Strattan of Jefferson, Stratton of Will. Struckman. Sumner, Tice, Thornton, Tontz, Underwood, Veile. White of Cook, Whiteman, Wood of Knox, Wood of DeKalb, Wright of DuPage, Wright of Boone, Young, Mr. Speaker-Nays, 78.

And the motion was lost.

Mr. Weber offered the following amendment:

Amend section one by striking out all of the first, second, third, fourth, sixth, seventh, ninth, eleventh and thirteenth clauses, and inserting, in lieu thereof, the following, in their respective places: First-The Ninth and Tenth wards, and all that part of the Eleventh ward north of the center line of Van Buren street, and all that part of the Seventeenth ward south of the center line of Ohio street and west of the center line of Franklin street, and all that part of the First ward north of the center line of Van Buren street and west of the center line of Franklin street, in the city of Chicago, in the county of Cook, shall constitute the First district.

Second-That part of the Fourth ward south of the center line of Twenty-ninth street, in the city of Chicago, and the towns of Hyde Park and Lake, all in the county of Cook, shall constitute the Second district.

Third-All of the First ward except that part north of the center line of Van Buren street, and west of the center line of Franklin street, all of the Second ward, all of the Third ward, and that part of the Fifth ward east of the Chicago river, east of the center line of Stewart avenue and north of the center line of Twenty-sixth street, and that part of the Fourth ward north of the center line of Twenty-ninth street, all in the city of Chicago, in the county of Cook, shall constitute the Third district.

Fourth-That part of the Eighth ward north of the center line of Taylor street, that part of the Eleventh ward south of the center line of Van Buren street, that part of the Twelfth ward east of the center line of Western avenue, and that part of the Thirteenth ward