The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1877-02-01
wONEN's RIGHTS.
From Our O,cn Correspondent

THE LOBBY.
Topeka, January 50-The lobby Is per
cep,ibly weakening. This protrscted strain
upon their pocket. is beginning to tell ia
vorabiy, and il the members stand out fol
their respective candidates little Will,
longer, there is a fair prospect that they
will have a chance TO settle the mattel
among themselves, without any outsid,
pressure. 1t is also noticeable that the cit
liens of Topeka do no, take as much inter
est in the matter as they did last week-th,
novelty OF the thing is wearing of, ard tbs
people seem 10 have concluded that il
doesn't pay 10 be packed, every day, in 8
horribly ventilat d Tor rather unventiisted,
hall, for the sake OF hearing a hundred and
sixty men pronounce-or try to pronounce
the names Of O.born. Plumb, Harvey
Sears, Simons e: al, and with the same I'M
satisfactory result every time. The men,
bers are beginning to take
THE SENATORIAL VOTING
as part OF the regular days work, and
now transact a good deal of legislative
bushes. at the morning session before vot-
ing time comes. l think they would get
used to il, af;er another week or two, 50
that ballot for Senator would not mate
rally interfere with the regular day 8
workout it looks this morning as though
the contest would not last much longer
Considerable work was done last night, and
there is much anxious speculation this
morning IS to the important changes that
are to be made. The voting yesterday re-
suited az follows:
TENTH BALLOT.
For Thos A. Osborn-Senators: Benedict.
Bradley, Brown. Evans, Fitzpatrick, Grass,
Greene, Johnston, Kelly, Fling, Savage, Tay-
lor, Wells, Williams, aoodworih.
Representatives: Adams of Morris, Bald
win, Biddle, Blair, Bogss, Chase, Clarke of
Leavenworth, Ciymer, Collins, Cooper, Dix
on, Ellison, Geffs, Harreld, Humes, Kellogg
of Leavenxorth, Long OF Doniphan, Man
Vile, Mckay, Palmer of Jewell, PiIdenton,
Hidge, Smith of Marshall, Tomlinson,
Tracy of Doniphan, Neale, Williams,
Wright-44.
For P. B. Plnmb-Senators: Gillett, Guth-
RE, Metsker, Murdoch. Sheldon
Representatives Adams of Pawnee, b.
ker, Beck, Bohrer, Bowers, Campbell, of
Shawnee, Congdon, Danhauer, Davis of Mi
ami. Donahue, Fry, Guy, Hamilton, Hew-
ins, Hubbard, Kellogg Of LYON, Lozier, Nit
chell, Norehou.e, Oiiphant, Palmer OF But
Ter. Plumb, Preston, Rogers. Watkins,
Webb, Wood Of CoHey-S2.
For w. l. Simons-Senaiors Carpenter
Of Neoeho, Finney, Gnffin, Hadley, Ham,
lin, Kirk.
Representatives: Alden, Arnold, Bal
laine, Campbell of Linn, Cochrane, Cum
ninghsm, Day, Gilmore, Kellogg of Wood
son. Keplinger, Magic, Perley, Roe, Smith
of Cherokee, Stall, Stewart, Stilling., Still
well, Woodard-25.
For T. C. Sean-Senators Buchan
Hallowell, Harria Merrill.
Representatives: Baer, Betti., Carson,
Davis of Brown, Ely. Flick, Hibbetts, Hud-
dlestop, Jennese, johnson, Long OF Ellie
worth, Love, Masten, Mohler. Smith of
Douglas, Smith Of Smith, Storch, Tracy of
Miami, Willis-23
For james NJ Harvey-Senators Car
penter of jewell, Dow. Kellogg, Nichols,
Richey.
Representatives: Bishop, B-adish.
Buchanan, Bull. Dobyns, Edgerton, Fetch,
er, Headrickson, Hegebosm, Hollineer.
Huey, Humphrey, Keihl, Kunkel, McUou-
aid, Merritt, Roes, Sc Johns.
Fer John Martin-Senators: Matthew
son, PybGrn.
Representatives Emlen, Gabriel, Gilke.
ron, James, Parsons, Wheat-S
For f. Stillings-Senators: Myer,
Simpson.
Representative Smith of Mcpherson
g.
For Wi'son Shannon Representatives
Hart-2.
For p P. Eider-Senator: Robinson-l.
For I. p. Fenloa-Representasive
Wood Of CoEey-1.
KLEvnIH BALLOT.
Osboru A, Plumb 80, Simous %. Sean
8, Harvey Q, Martin !, SsilIines 2, Shan
ION 2, Fenlon /, Elder /. The changes ON
his ballot from the tenth were ~ follovs
senator Nasshevson changed from Martin
o Sean 6eaator Ayen changed from
,sillings to Seam
fWKLHfa BALLOT.
Osbom A, Plumb 81 Simons Is. Sears
S, Harvey "a Martin !, etillins 8, Shan.
O Z FseIca !. he ckanss q Ills ballot
nm lie elsvsnth ballot W. = Sollovs:i