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a2c,' / / Ae, "i--- . An Unexpected Ending to the Budget Debate Last Night. The Prohibition Bill to be In- troduced To-day. , HON. MR. DAVIS SPEECH. A Telling Criticism of the Oppon- . tion's Ame-ttr-Mr. Crawxord on in. Cohnectlon With the D..- kotu Bunch. A most unusual proceeding charac- terized the iimUh of the budget debate in the Legislature last night, when the discussion came to an end without the customary closing speeches from either Mr. Whitney or Premier Ross. Old of- fieitOg state that this is the first instance of the kind in the history of the Pro- vincial Legislature. At 9.30 Mr. Craw- ford concluded his address, and neither Mr. Whitney, who was expected to close the discussion on his side, nor any other member rose to continue the debuts