ADJUTANT GENERAL TERRELL'S REPORT.
Mr. Orr offered a concurrent resolution authorizing a distribution of the Adjutant General's Reports - one set of eight volumes each to every Senator.
Mr. Friedley, of Scott, moved as a substitute that said reports be distributed one set to each member and employe of the General Assembly.
Mr. Orr accepted the substitute.
Mr. Dittemore moved to amend the substitute by directing their distribution to the several County Clerks, to bo placed in the county librarian, lie desired they should go into each county M a monument of the extravagance in printing them at a cost of $85,000.
On motion by Mr. Rhodes, it was laid on the table.
Mr. Sleeth moved to amend by authorizing the Librarian to retain 100 sets for the State; and, at the suggestion of Mr. Brown, added that one copy be went to each college in the State.
On motion by Mr. Williams, the whole matter was referred to the Committee on County and Township Business.
Mr. Gooding moved to take up the bill for re-districting the State for judicial purposes, to abolish the Court of Common Peas, etc. He withheld his motion for
