The morning call., 1891-03-04
The EMPTY :.=TOGA.
Will the Garment Be Sold to
the Highest Bidder {?
Both Houses Pass Resolutions HOnorin8
ths Memory Of Senator Hearst.
Df6ble BeHes The Authority Of The Assembly
By Tearing Up Warrant for His
>ArEsst-Ya8raDt LaE.
:. Special to THE MoRS1Na GAIL

shape. It is now. possible to speak with some
degree of certainty of the chances of the
several candidates. EStee leads to-day, and
If the sack were not, involved in the solution
of the questien;would probably obtain the
toga. Ameng tile prominent members OF
the Legislature who viii support him are
e Senators Heaeock, Bailey, Dray. Flint,
Sprague, MCGOWAN, Assemblymen Cargill.
Beecler, Estey, Smith Of Butte, Smith Of
Orange and many others. kellogg and
Bfedsoe are among the doubtful.
-. FELTON, is next in strength. B3neorakezis
reasonably certain of obtaining the votes of
the Los Angeles delegation Oh first ballot.
Senator Mahoncy OF san Francisco will vote
for ex-senator Williams. Frazer and Bough-
man viii probably vote for Blanchard of
Placeryi.le, who was defeated for Congress
during the last campaign. NJ. H. Hecht OF
San Francisco is the latest addition to the
list of candidates. He is wealthy and IS a
liberal contributor t. the political treasury
of his party, but he refused a nomination
for Cuugressfn November, and party leashes
were very much surprised when his name
was mentioned to-day.
Nike de Youugs chances are as bright rs
they ever were. He Will nave to buy every
vote cast for him, and his workers are aware
of the fact. 1t is said that fourteen men,
bers Of the san Francisco delegation are
solid for Mikes sack, hut they would prefer
any one else's sack if it were as large
and there is not a country member who
cares for his reputation that would permit
bis name to be mentioned as one Of De
Young supporters, for he would know that
his constituents would at once set him down
as among the purchased.
The careful country member, who Is not
here for his health and would like 10 come
bdck, may safely be reckoned with those
who wall vote against Mixes sack, although
he may vote fer some one else'S sack and
solace himself with the thought that it's
not sin TO vote for a good mans sack when
no one will be any the wiser
DIBBLE's THREATS.
A new way TO fight ballot reform was
discovered by Dl5ble this morning. When
he entered the Assembly chamber he found
Eugene HouEh, the agent OF the Federated
Trades, passing specimens OF the proposed
ballot and serving upon members copies Of
the pledge to support the Australian system,
signed by them during the campaign Ii
struck Diuple all of sudden that this was
intimidation and that little judcous threat
: eniug Would have a Salutary effect upon the
bold and adventurous H0ugh. He beckOned
A4uu7H ~ A4S SUI HiANA IA 4S''i N'i4 -
tones Threatened 10 have him arrested for
in.lmdatlng the members. Hough's as
= I9hlsiHhenl cannot Dc expressed III WoIus'
de sank halI-l1nunS upon cnalf, WAIIe
the tickets anu pleuges hutteEeu IKE 1all'ha
4skeS Of snow upon the green carpet
HQugh made no secret OF DiUbe's threat,
and intense ind EEa ion was expressed wher-
: ever his story was told. He was advised to
" dlsIegaIu DIo5Ie threat anu was as>uFeu
ti'ss any atie4N 70 eIIest nm WoEId insure
elf pa{SitSe ~ NE bdI In ne T4sIllpuleo MS
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TIE BALLOT BILL
At II o'ClDck the Ballot BIIl as 1t passed
the Senate y" Is Ieaq Seconu ule, ana ,, OF
- morton q D:'pie a. a. ~ az n,orrnyg nj IN
.Haue s $500 -, da1ats iinon the hin
C4oG a. - 3 -" a. - 80 0ffaTed II was
anu Ho 9ihV '4Is .. s5t,ie The 4aarh
ca LII 81 lie re fbifiI was 10 be signed in
': ,CaIjcgS to-uiqLt vlipn the conimitI+e ap-
s. ndiTfej 3asr niql. wonIj recommend the
= psSsa,e. # Dibbie;s bill
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- Inc cauei7 as ulSHdl IIHuit. II was
cAileu*ipF e cloeA anu al cIoch IuaV I'VE
-: mem 9eI5 "eFe present ana lhe caucus otF-
: gea4t-slI-- Arla7 was stht 09t 70 coax tue an
:-sentees. p attend Al nan past mere we're
=. nut iLleiseA' OF the sI&tg-tWo f1FpuOl!cah
meEilb=r> presents aud DlODle went cut 10
ne ti.- It5eIQltiIs oei kean.' az 70
D.. % cl0eh,. WIN out twenty seven HtlnUtIs
PteSel; 99J ~ moLi Wei itS
ene,.s ti'4.[5,,liing wa called to order bv
. PIiF;#T,s nj S1n FranriSeo.
- -f-bq: committed amounted last night 10
svaEsiIia ti,rf several haIlnt raf,rm hills he
: Co. ~ tF1,sa rajqnrtsd ss ibaV wee eT-
1sI,i: a.; ,,frt in faI,,r Of n R5Ia,s hill
r, crst "a, ep,,i va ne 1,OrS
oftii Tic str,i5bt haiiot raf,rr hi n
u g. ..+s MI Vn and il VS. nroha HE tha :
-tht c.:Gil' q, of'l1i Iava hound Itself h. vota
60 Gii,bi.Js 6ifj bad mt tho friands If tho
Iii I'm ~ vara nTesant bojted md
.ti,iTs,f the ind4nendent RennbIicans in f. .
Ssst.f,;bly.
= :. 80, co,-,,.rt,,, ,,o,-r.
:. Coc y = i1N NO Z.
:: Al 90 c49'k TUG poLtefs anu tne Demo
SIats IN, tLt assembly erected oHahapaH
'-1IaPeaAei p.V lem. anu oI4eIeu edli u t.is
al.uss Io[ ny uipOsS " DLeaAins To ~ Tue
eaucEs; D5io5e VIC oo .I Sere cios e,i d.
.altdc1e Iusueu uONh 10 tHe ,ouPIeIe EOuIt
*Ieon where t4le: caucus was Delns heiu ana
. gave Warnlngot the call. a key was pro-
!. cured aud the caucus locked Itself in. The
@ geal t-at--t[iIlS came down 10 arrest
,ae o9S tou ~ not get I, ne U@oteIeu
sIed ard Dibbia s1d nfbpre tpnt H. te
:. -3c0i.. fIb1 Sers5aant seiJ no VS. senf ~
p -arfe.ttken, DIbbia fold him to 20 n q
.+Tprv warm. nlace and taxing his Warrant
- threw il up6n the floor and threatened Ia
have the man, who was Simply doing bis
q: duty. removed from his position.
: -.GENTLEM4NLY DIBBLE.
-: Tia cercps brrr;odl,, docid.d n r,oo+ =,
NOON. .tf4nIoTrrw aud fojlowed fha Se-geant-
ALARMS a. tha chr,Inhe, SI,a,1oJ,a- 9oaJiad
- -; st, -. = - ' %, az i =
uPui. W. NTtsSat. ~ piouuce MS
ptt9OhtIat. .II!e oIEcIGl pointed toward DID,
Die, " no was standing near the bar Of the
House "0h, 60 to" said the gentlemanly
:. ex-Judge TO the Sergeant-at-Arms; "PI
pftch. WIN out .:of the wiudow" An
,angrJ, fIi,sIf ovprs1reod Tho faat,tas NJ thr
50 nj L.,it ;ti5Si ~
. 2t! Eeil = i5la Hanue Nltche9 uetSuusIS
put ne lDoqSng OIL Ms pread ana butter ana
.. kept his peace. Speaker PRO tempure
:. Young took Shanahau's place aud the bust
'': ness Of thG- session was resumed.
- bla,,,iIi S,,,,,, r. bo,,o oo,i
n igrI, p y; n 'l1 " ~ "
FIR II ticflck Tinstnon-d until oftar the cau-
GUS, and tEen there is likely TO be conflict be-
tween It's friends and enemies Dibble saws
hejs TgIng 10 make rhe speech of his ale
:, agi1nst tli6:7jiil, aud Mccall Of Alameda
. will make tile speech of his life against
!, Drbblc:..
= : The Senate passed the bill apprcpriattng
= S250ote the Sacramento Founding Asylum.
p" THE >APPoETfoNIENT BILL PASSED.
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