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DETROIT, March "a, 1916.
Central Rairoad-State Rsvsnue-L<gistat.re, &c.


The Senate of this State, after having rejected
the bill for the sale of the Central Railroad recon-
sidered their vote and passed it nearly unanimous
ly. 1t now only requires the signature Of the Co
vernon become law; this 1t would have received
before this time but for his absence from tho city The
passage Of the bill caused much qualification during the
evening the day passed the senate largo bonres
made in Jefferson Avenue to celebrate the event.
aud the only two Senators who voted against IT,
barnt in efgy, by some Of the more violent of our
citizens onths following morning, another egy was
seen hanging from rope strung across the street, to
represent one who had most strongly opposed tho bill


By this sale the State will be relieved Of half Of its
Indebtedness for internal improvements and Is in this
connection that the measure possesses deep iatero
not only to citizens but to capitalists who In
the year 1874 was thought that the from the
Central and Southern Railroads and other public works.
would be sufficient to pay the whole interest for 1885,
In Of the short crop OF wheat


he grand staple OF the Sate these exp citations
not realized; but there be doubt this sub
ect The crop Of S45 the largest raised In Mi
chigan, and railroads have been crowded to
during the tall in bringing proiuc forward while an
from the last three months there every reason to be-


eve that the net profits will be more than sufficient to
pay of the whole Of the years interest Another
revenue ia tho State lands granted by Congress- which
last year produced 500 000 and will probably pro-
duce larger sum this year. These lands heretofore
been paid Tor mostly in land warrants but now there are
but small quantity unpaid In all payments Of interest
laws provide that from a proceeds Of the public
works. the interest internal improvements warrants
shall be paid before any thing the State bonds is
for this reason that warrants have been valuable
investment Owing to the sale of the railroad there
no doubt that they will be ninety the dol
lar they are now worth seventy five cents


It ia subject Of graduation to the people Of Michigan
that prospects so bright Should the Southern
Railroad be sod the State debt will be but triAing and
shall then be able to stand forth redeemed regene


In consequences of tie vote in the Thifd ward at the
late charter election in this city, another election
Os
and the result Of the last contest was the Of that
party by sixteen majority. The Common Council! re-
mains Of the complexion last year, whig, with
democratic Mayor.


bill lately passed the House Of Representatives Of
county ssas and to name the part taken from Wayne


Detroit county" 1t will probably be defeated in the
Senate.


The papers Of this morning state that Mrs. L. Rose,
of New York. Polish lady) Is to deliver lecture
the "scisnce of Government" this evening. in the
capitol.


The Legislature engaged in the revision of the
laws Among other alterations proposed, bill has been
introduced 70 abolish the chaHcsry and Circuit Courts
Of which to be elected by the people for four The
author Of thi. bill similar one last year
cd and also what sum they would accept A. compro-
mise. that Jane Doe should sue Richard Roe for





$4,000 damsges but will take $1,000 rather than liti
gate" presume the present bill will share the fate Of
its illustrisus predecessor"


SUPREME CouRT SPECIAL TRRM-Mr. Justice
matter Of iis application the Mayor so + brooklyn
relation to opening Pacific street, &cmotion be-
half Of patchin for leave to make up record, &C.
granted by default Shepard ct al ads. Pondmoon to
set aside default granted on terms Gansevoort ads
Humphrey ct al-motion TO- change venue, denied !;
Wade ads Wade-modon for leave TO deft to serve


ce Of motion aside report Of referee. granted
Judgment to stand and costs to abide event Wade ads
denied with costs The saratosa County Mutual In:
Co. ads for Judgment as in case of non
suit granted by default Flint mpd. &c, ads Frost ct
almotioE TO set aside default, &c. granted with costs
Guyer imp'd &C. ads Merchant ct ai-motion for judg
msnt in Of nonsu denied costs TO abide event
aside judgments and executions, denied with costs !;
Waterman ads Charlss-moton that plfs file security
man ss s % for leave % amend amend
Wilcox ads. wood-moton for judgment :. in oi
nonsuit,s denied, costs to abide event Weston ads
cost: Hail ct al vs. Cromwell ct si-motOn to require
prejudice to suit to be brought smith Ct al ads Ke
oggmotion for judgment a. in case OF nonsuit grant
Cd unless plaintiff stipuate and pay costs Of motion
Oden ads. Martin motion for judgment AZ in
motion Downs impd, &C. ads. Jessup ct al-moiion to
OF costs and referred Kinns ct al ads Wber ct
a-motion to change venue, denied Wheeler ct al.
u
In the matter Of Tho People ex rs simson ct al w.
the Commissioners of highways of the town Of Da.
yyeDport-m motion Il for ceToraIi M granted ex psrts;
ment in of nonsuit, granted by default Stroud
imp'd, &c ads. the Montgomery CO Musua! Ins CO.
Motion for judgment in Of nonsuit granted by de-
fault Evans Shaw ct alMotion for leave to plain
tiff to propose amendments to case granted terms
Frost ads Spooner-Motion ordered to stand over to
next special term Same ads same-Motion to enter
suggestion in former cause, &C.. denied with costs


rAawx Anrs1 nalo oda AnNsn a.
set aside default, &c, granted without costs Ely ads
Ely ct alMotion to set aside default &c, denied with
costs Place OF al Vs. Christe-Moon taken by default;
opened, and motion ordered TO stand till spe
cal term Wright, mp'd, ads. Olmstead ct a-Motion
to sst aside Judgment &C. granted ~ with costs The
posing fne defendant and leave to issue attachment
on refusal to pay, &C.. Beach ct ais. ads the State
until cause between parties is decided in
Indiana, &c, granted Cromwell vs.. Gross, Jr.-
ssHp aS sd%a 70 .s asds
quest &c granted on terms, and motion to change We
nue. and to s security for costs denied in the matter
for certiorari, grantsd Hopkins, impd, ads Adams
motion for judgment in cass Of nonsu; granted,
Company ads smith-moon for leave appear and de.
end this sut granted costs to abide event. Story ct al
.ao &C. o. n. n ., sn
pay costs; Hnman ct al ads Humphrey ct al-motion
to change venue, grsnted Terry ct al ads Harrismo
granted. unless plf bring action the judgment
within 60 days, &c; Van Santvoord ads Whelpey-
ton to change venue granted by default; Crppen ads
Seymour OF al-motion to change venue; granted BY
default; Cross ads. Warren motion 10 change venue;
granted by defau Clapp ct al. Johnson ct al-mo
ton for leave to amend Judgment record gHnedb by de-
fault Rathbun ads Henderson motion TO refer bill Of
exceptions for settlement to Circuit Judge; granted,
costs to abide event; Jessup eta ads Shannon motion
to change venue, granted; Rathbun ads Flkin motion
for double costs granted; Crjppen ads Seymour ct al
molten for copmission; granted with stay Gilbert ads
Ketchum OF almotion to set aside verdict, &C.. denied
with costs, without prejudice, &c.--aDany Arsus.


The Boson Journal Of the 18th inst says -" II 10
markable fact that at O'Clock last evening there were
fewer persons in Boston jail than there have been a any
former time iortten There was not impris
oned for debt and fourteen persons only in ALL thirteen
charged with criminal offences not ready for trial, and
med witness. The Municipal Court Juries
were dismissed this morning. and the Court closed the
April term This term remarkable for the disposition
OF the prisoners to admit their guilt"
The nav for attendance and mlese of the