, 1890-03-13
A Memorable Struggle
In the House.
GREED FINALLY WINS.
BUT WIN ON RECONSIDERATION.
with . Few Exceptions the East
ern Warrington Members
Fight Nobly.

OLyurIA, Wash. Mnruh IA combi
: natiou of circumstances defeated the up
land oNnsrs and improvsrs, and pro
vsnksd ths psssaso Of their bill In tn
houss to-day. The result was unsx
psctsd and surprlsins. The tsst vot'
yestssday afternoon showed that tn,
bill he'd n voees Its friends felt sur
ofsa During the night Messrs. Black
bum, Eddy, Cook and Judson, OF What.
= oo0s sn1 Lull. went over 70 the opposi.
t1oo. having - or just enough to pasI
\ ~ hGll-
n rsesips q Telegram thss morn
~ called away Mr.. Edens, one Of .ths
enl. and hroks the lins.
The frisnda Of the bill we're altoesthe,
w oua6dsnt. Thsy counted mono vote,
then tAsy had. Thsy thousht they
eDu6 pass the btll without M Edsnh
"A BIgfRn vtoHs.
fhe viudup Of the fight In the house
l ~ vsry hittsr. IL began with Mr..
Ju6sonsa Of Pierce. demand thststhsobill
b psinasd. He asserted thst the en-.
esuessd bill did not contain aliths amend
nsass made 70 the bill.
Mr.. Fiumtnef. Of the sngrossing COM
nnietss, denied that the will OF the house
hAd bsen suhveFt6d BY the COMMITTEES.
Mr. Ncultsay wanted the bill printed.
0s protsgted seainst bsine choked OH.
Bpeeksr Fslehnn could - no rsssou
~ ihs Indecent haste.
Mr.. NoReavy said. "Ths speaker
nnatoe = GOD argument from his point
efvjeW, He knows that . osrtain mem
~ a this bouss has besn called 20 Z
ejek hsd IN his family, hence the attsmpt
10 dslsy the vote"
NJ. 0ranh who wss In tho chair, eau
toned Mr.. Mcllsavy not to impusn the
no(lvas Of the member, whersupon Mr..
Fslghsn replied that he did not regard
NJ AsAsAvy's rsnsrks ~ an irnputa-
tiou.
Mr.. Judson's motion to print was
.thsn voa>d down, ayes 81, noes 81.
n Mr.. Noultray's motion 10 adjourn At
noo0 unlfl 2 O'Clock was chen killed.
ayos ~ noss 50, and Mr.. McRssvy's
motion " order the bill to the third
saAdirs prvvalists. ayes 81, noes 20.
Alcn9 squabbls ensusd on tho motion
70 suspend the rules.
Nj. Clark sid that man who woule
make ions-wlnded speech. In Wow Of
Mr.. Kdsns sfiiiction. would steal cop
pers OF of q corpse.
Speaker Feisiian turned the laugh on
Clark BY rctorfing that he did not think
= corpse had any coppsrs on it.
Mr.. Mclseavy prodded Mr.. Mouitray
again. lie charged him with iilibustsr-
ing, 90 az 10 prevent the bill from COM
ing to IN issue until after Mr.. Edens' do.
psrturc.
Mr.. Clark tried TO help Mr.. McTleavy
out by throwing siur At Mr.. MouItray.
Tho motion to suspend the fiye-min-
ute limit was then lost; ayes 80 noes SO.
Mr.. Noultray began his i've minutes
sposch, which was directed against Sec
tson q, which, he said, was imperfect.
He declared that II would be i'm possible
70 pass sueh a bill but for tho private in
: tersts Of the members. He said that II
she bill passed the state would be robbed
out Of q, COO, 600.
III the bill passess." said Mr.. Tucker,
~ will shine and scintiilato. shine and
stink like y rotten mackerel In the moon
shine" lApplausel.
Mr.. fstRhsn being called down at the
end Of his five minutes MIR. Geoghegan
movsd to give him half an hour longer.
II recognize In the gentleman" sold
3ir. Gsoshegan, "the concentrated
brains Of the opposition"
Mr.. Brown, OF Spokane, was on his
teet in an instant, his eyes flashing fire.
He denounced Mr.. Geoghegan's motion
- contsrnptiple tany and buncombc,
and = unpsriians ntary and unscntle-
manly.
Chairman Grant pounded tho desk
With his sayel, but the Spokane man
headed him not. His voice and the ap-
plsuss accorded him sounded high
above The thump Of the gsve. and Mr..
Bsown ava NOT take his seat until he
NJ. 6soehegsn replied, and dIsclaimed
any intsntion 10 offend any one. His
Wsetioa was then voted down.
" ss,sPsSS S;cS s;sd shsc moved tAspsv0u'
n Mr.. Edsns was beginning to get ner-
vous . the hour for his departure APP
pfuscheds Rising 70 question OF privi-
legs, he announced that Mr.. Cook. an
opponent of the bill. had proposed to
pair. The announcement plunged the
Edsns wss soon surrounded BY members
who were harnnEuing him On tile sb-
surdfsy ofths proposition.
The chair declared tho proposed pair
- shsurdity and ruled It out OF order.
A. 20 the previous question was
sGain moved. II WAS carried, nyes 80,
noos 70, but Mr.. Grant declared that .
80 .1.1...Ss vot- wss required.
Mr.. Evans appsaisd, and y long fight
onsncd, ending In the decision being
ovsrruisd, 20 voting TO sustain 1t and 81
Whsn this great question vas .ettIsd.
~: Edsns bad gone and the bill was
a Sbs roll was about to bs called. Mr..
Aoultrny arose to question Of privi-
lsre, and said that he had list oil the
ulon,ben known to 30 interested In tie
tide Lands, and would challenge their
The chslr ruled him out Of order.
The vote on tho final passage OF the
bill Wss ~ lollowe:
'Ayss--Allen, bird, Boutwell,, Browne,
Of F4ercs Bush. Clark, Drew. Evans, Fos-
VI, 0sokheGnn, Gilcbyist, Grant, Grubb.
Bamilton. Herren, Hughes, Hunting
ton, HANDLE, Kuhn. McRsavy, Moadc,
uedcaG. Hsgler. Morse, Nush, Minis,
Fstersons Pinmnser, Fowcr, Roich. Rut-
az ahinn. shsw. Stevenson. Straight
Eoas-- I3lscaburn, BlncIefan, Blair,
uso1n. q 5pckane; clsman. Cook, Day.
ppaps sEddy, Parrish. Fiun,nierfelt. .Cundy
qeoAnneo1, Judson, OF Whstoome;
{od.ca, ~ Pierce, Kennedy. Luli,
4elssn, Rsnon, rckssI. purdy. sharpe,
4geaSyS Iessss Turner. veatherfori
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