Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-21
pAiIo.Ing. Tor rnItedx states Senator.

BaiiosIngs for Waited MATES senator.
LANSING. Mich. Jan. 19.-The ballot
In the Senate and House to-day resulted
In CO votes for Chandler. the balance
being scattered among thirteen different
candidates. Il requires G votes TO
elect. A ballot will be taken In joint
convention 1t ~ O'Clock tomorrow.
IsDrAsAroLrs, Jan. l9.-Both houses
voted for United States Senator. McDon-
aid receiving % votes In the Senate and
So In tho House, 10 Pratt's Is In the
Senate and 70 In tho House (the rest
scattering). Mcdonald having n major
ity In the joint ballet.
Providence, Jan. lo.-The Legisla-
turs ballotsd twice for United States
Senator to-day without choice.
ALBANY. January i9.-vots for United
States Senator to-day: SonatNMorgan
II. Herman 10. House, Morgan %.
Herman IL.
ST. PAUL, Jan. l0.-vote for Senator:
Ssnate-Ramssy Is. Davis 8, Donnslly
~. scattering q. Houss-Ramsey ~.
Uonnslly IL; Davis 10; Gilman 3, scat
tering 4.
HARRISBURG, Jan. l9.--Thc Repub-
lican caucus nominated John Allison,
Register Of the United States Treasury, for
United States Senator.
The balloting to-day for United States
Senator resulted: Bsnats-wallace IS.
Allison 20. House-wallacs l07, Al
lison 88
OxAnA. Neb.. Jan. 10.-Ths follow.
ing Is the vote In the Nebraska Legis-
laiurc to-day for United States Senator
OH first ballot: Thaysr II. Dundy u.
Paddock o, Mason 0, Lett 2, Morton 2.
Poppleton I. Patrick !.
ArorsrA. Me-. Jan. l9.-In the SEN
ate to day the ballot for. Senator stood:
Hamlin "a. Talbot .. Houss--Hamlin
"a, Talbot 40.
BosroS. Jan. 20.-Hsnry l.. Dawes
was elected United States Senator on the
second ballot to-day. Dawes 40. Adams
%. Abbott 10, Hoar 0; rest scattering.
CHICAGO, Jan. 20.-Specials from st.
Paul all indicate the certainty OF Ram.
scy's defeat for United States Senator.
The probabilities appear to be that the
supporters OF Donnelly and Davis will
unite upon ZONE compromise candidate.
Chandler. in Michigan, lacks only four
votes OF election. and though the oppo-
sition 10 him Is very strong II lacks Or
~ganization.
In wisconsin the friends Of Carpenter
and washburn appear equally confident.
but there IL q feeling hero that WASH
burn Is slightly ahead.
In Missouri both houses voted yester-
day, electing Francis II. Cockrill, the
vote standing: Senatc-Cockrill 81, Par
ker, Rep, O. Houss--Cockriil %, Par
ker %, Schurz 8.
LANSING. Mich. Jan. 20.-Ths result
OF the Democratic caucus last night. and
subsequent conference with anti Chan
dler men Is kept entirely secret. Il IN
thought the Democrats, after uniting on
sorne candidate Of their own. will. u nm
able to elect him, unite with tho Chan
dlerites on somo such man a Judge
Christiancy or Judge Cooley. Chan.
dlsr's friends are confident OF ultimate
success. First ballot this morning:
Chandler "a, o gain Of one; balance scat
tsring. but mostly for Lathrup.
TRENTON. N. j., Jan. 20.-The Dem
ocraiie caucu nominated Governor Ran.
dolph for United States Senator.
ST.. Paul, MIMI, Jan. 20.-!The
Legislature In Joint Convention bal
lotsd for senator to-day. Iamssy re-
csived 81 votes, Donnelly 81, Davis "a.
scattering 10.
Albany. N. Y. Jan. 90 The Legis.
lativs Joint Convention elected Francis
d. Herman United States Senator.
Down, Del, Jan. 20.-Thcmas r.
Bayard IL elected United States senator.
LINCOLN. Nsb.. Jan. 20.-On the
third ballot for United States Senator
to-day. Thaysr received l4yotcs. Dundy
Is. Paddock (Dsm.) o. Adjourned till
tomorrow, whom Thayer will probably
be dropped. ~.
NAsnvrLLx, Tenn. Jan. 20.-Tho
Joint Convention Of the Legislature To-
day ballotsd ssysn times for United
States Ssnatoe-e The seventh ballot
stood: Johnson n, Stevens II, Brown
10, Bats Is, Savage Z. Ewing O. Quaiss
.. Payne I. Adjourned until noon to-
l morrow.