The daily morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1883-1899, 1893-03-03
NEWS FROM DINERS POINTS
Entertaining Performances by Idaho
Legislators.
THE WASHINGTON LEGISLATURE
Sullivan and Mitchell Craze st. Louis
Audience. Ulster Opposed to the
Home Rule Bill.
Associated Press.


Associated Press.
Boise City, Idaho, March 2.-The sen.
ate opened this morning with an apol.
ogy from Ruick, populist, for any re-
marks he might have made yesterday
rejecting on the integrity or u,i'ves
of the president or any of the mem
bers. He was destined, thoaLh, to
figure in another sensational incident
He made speech against the Ban
mock county bill, charging that It was
part of scheme to elect Governor Nc
Connell United States senator two
years hence. Mitcham, of Latah, took
the floor to reply.
Ruick asked him If he had not today
been in consultation with the go vernon
in regard to the bill. Mitcham replied
that he had not, adding, II might say
who you have been In consultation
WITH but ] do not want to expose w."
Ruick strode toward Mitcham and
shouted. ANY man who says he can
expose me is liar"
Mitcham siezed mucilage bottle and
threw it at Ruick, who proved to be M
expert dodger, and the bottle Went
crashing through the window, There
was great confusion for moment, but
order was soon restored.
At the evening session of the house
a scene occurred somewhat similar 10
those which have been entertaining the
senate.
The medical board bill was under
consideration in committee of the
whole. Malone had made a jpeccn
against the bill.
! Speaker Miller, favoring the measure,
said he had received circulars from
quack doctors containing statements
like those he had just heard on the
floor.
Malone sprang to his feet and yelled,
"You are falsifler IL you say any
part of a circular was incorporated In
my speech. You are q liar"
A row was imminent, but The SER
gean-at-arms quieted the bellgerents.
The bill was recommended to be in
definitely postponed.
THE WASHINGTON LEGISLATURE.
Some Interesting and, Important Work
Accomplished.
ate passed unanimously the Moore't
house bill amending the code in rela-
ton to the duties Of prosecuting at
torneys.
Ludden's house bill providing boun-
ty for the manufacture Of beet sugar
was amended. AS the bill came from
the house it allowed a bounty Of one
cent per pound to the manufacturer of
beet sugar and one cent per pound to
the grower OF, beets. This provision,
however, not being operative so long as
the government bounty prevails. The
government now allows bounty of
two cents per pound to sugar manu-
facturers and nothing to beet growers,
The McCrdskey amendment Is to make
the state bounty one-half cent to the
sugar manufacturer and one-half cent
to the beet grower, to be operative In
connection with the government boun-
ty and thus the bounty to the sugar
manufacturer will be two and one-half
cents per pound and to the beet grower
one-half cent per pound. Gilman's
house bill for the prevention Of frauds
at elections and providing for publicity
of elections expenses, was lost; ayes,
II; noes, II.
The senate accepted an invitation to
visit the city Of Everett on next Sun
day.
The senate passed bill by Sergeant,
appropriating $4,000 to build a state
road through Natchez pass, from Buck
ley to North Yakima, and Hutchinson's
bill appropriating $4,000 to build a
state road from the north boundary of
the city of New Whatcom through
Skagit pass. north OF Mount Baker. to
some place on the Methow river in
Okanogan county.
The committee appointed to visit the
agricultural college rendered a report
of gross negligence and extravaganza.
The house passed the house bill pro-
viding for liens on saw-logs. 1t also
concurred in the senate amendment to
Ludden's sugar bounty bill.
A message from the governor veto
ing the house bill permitting second
appeal in certain cases Of felony, was
received. Leo, who introduced the bill
In the interest Of Pagano, the Italian
convicted OF murder at Tacoma, raised
the point that the bill had become a
law, the governor not having returned
II with his objections within the con-
stitutional time of five days, It having
been received by him on February 2sd
Leo moved that the bill be transmitted
to the secretary Of state.
The house bill appropriating $4,000