Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1881-01-19
SENATORIAL SEATS.
A Number Filled by the Action of State
Legislatures Yesterday.

MAINE.
AUGUSTA, Me-, Jan. 1S-The Legislature
nominated Eugene Hale for United States
Senator. The vote was Senate, Hale 20; Jos
L. Smith, s; Plasted /, (cast by Smith.
House, Hale 81, Smith 81. Three members
absent. The election will be declared to
| morrow.
TENNESSEE.
| NASHVILLE, Tenn, Jan. 49, Every member
was in his seat at noon to-day, when one ballot
| for United States Senator was cast in the re-
| spective houses. The ballot stood as follows:
| Senate, Maynard, s; Savage, 6; Bailey, 5;
Muse, 2; James, 1; Taylor, e. House, May
nard, 83; Bailey, II; Savage, II; Muse, 4;
Bright, 2; Wilson, /; Edwards, 1. Necessary
for choice, 81.
INDIANA.
INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. 1S-Both branches of
the legislature voted for United States Senator
this afternoon with the following result:
House, Harrison, Republican, 81; Gray, Demo-
crat SO; DeLaMatyr, National, i; three ab-
sentees. Senate, Harrison, %, Gray %, Della
Matyr, 2;one Democrat and one Republican alb
sent. The two houses will meet in Joint ses.
sion tomorrow ia IL o'clooksand complete the
election.
COSNE l.
HARTFORD, Conn, Jan. 1S.--Gen. Jos. r.
Hawley was elected United States Senator by
both houses of the legislature, for six years
from March 4th next The vote in the Senate
was Jos. R. Hawley16, VIM W. Eaton 4, ab-
sent Dem.) The vote in the House was,
Hawley 161, Eaton 6e, absent II Dems.)
Seven Republicans, one Greenbacker, one Dem
ocrat and one independent voted for Hawley.
NEW YORK.
ALBANY, Jan. 1s.-The House to-day bal
loted for a candidate for United States Senator
with the following result: T. C. Platt SO,
Francis Herman a. The Speaker announced
that Platt was nominated The legislative re-
ccption of Gen. Grant takes place tomorrow.
In the Senate Platt 25, Herman 60.
DELAWARE.
DOVER, Jan. 1s.-Thomas F. Bayard has
been reelected United States Senator, all the
Democrats voting for him. Seven Republican
Representatives and one Senator voted for
Anthony Higgins, of Wilmington, leading
party man and ex. United States district at
torney.
NEBRASKA.
LINCOLN, Neb., Jan. 1s.-A vote was taken
on United States Senator to-day in the Senate
and House with the following result: Paddock
40, Van Wyck II, Weaver IA, Dundy II, Mason
9, Post 8, and scattering. The 10 Democrats
voted for Judge Wakely. The indications are
that no election will take place in the conven-
ton tomorrow
MICHIGAN.
DETROIT, JAN 1S.-The Michigan legisla-
ture elected United States Senator this fore.
noon for the unexpired term of Senator
Chandler ending March 4th. Senator Bald
win, present incumbent, was chosen, the vote
standing in the Senate, p. H. Baldwin 90, 0.
NJ. Barnes, i; in the House, Baldwin II, G. A.
Sanford 19. For the full term beginning
March 4th, the votes stood: In the Senate,
0. d. Conger 2S, Lathrop2; in the House,
Conger So, Lathrop IS. The two houses will
meet in joint convention tomorrow, simply
to announce and ratify the above result
PENNSYLVANIA.
HARRISBURG, Jan. 1S.-A ballot was taken
this evening for United States Senator, as fol-
lows Senate, Oliver, 20; Grow, II; Wallace,
16. House, Oliver, Is; Grow, A; Wallace,
II. Rudeman, of Philadelphia, voted for
Brewster; Law for McVeigh; and Vilch for H.
Carey Baird. Adjourned till to morrow.
MASSACHUSETTS.
BosToN, Jan. 1S-Both houses of the legis-
lature voted for United States Senator to-day.
The vote stood: House, Dawes 1853, B. T.
Butler Il, D. Long 90, H. L. Pierce ], Horace
Gray 1, Charles T. Russell 1. Whole number
of votes, $50. Necessary to @ choice, 116.
Senate: Dawes 81 votes, B. T. Butler 3. Both
houses vote in joint convention to morrow.
MISSOURI.
ST. LOUIS, Mo, Jan. 1S.--The vote for
United States Senator in the Missouri legisla-
ture to-day was as follows. Senate-Cockrell
(Dcm.) "a; Dyer (Rep.) 5; Debernardi Green
backer) 2. House-Cockrell, o.; Dyer, 81
Debernardi, 4; Broadhead Dem.) /. The Re-
publican nominee is Col. D. P. Dyer, candi-
date for governor in the late election, who
was nominated in caucus last night over
Chauncy 1. Filley, his only competitor for the