The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-01-19
U. S. SENATORS.
STATES THAT HAVE GONE THROUGH
TIE sCRAaBLE,
with Some thAt are EnIoyiag the Rxperi.
eues with 0uFSEIVes-hi iChiEan Elec's
ConECF and BALDWIN ; Connecticut,
hHWleSi hAinS, Iiale, aud Della
ware EaJaEd, &C., &G,, &c,

FIRST BALLOT IN PENNsYLvANIA-No RLEC.
TI'N. uToLEVER SLIGHTLY IN THE LEAD.
| HARRISBURG, January iS-A ballot was
taken this afternoon for United Statet
Senator as flllows: Senale-olIver, 20;
Grow, II; Wallace, 10. Houss-Oliyer
70; Grow, S4i Wallace, n, Rulyman, oil
Philadelphia, voted for Brewster, Law fol
MaCVeigh, Apd Welsh for II, Carey Baird,
Adjourned till tomorrow.
A LOVELY PROSPECT,
HARRISBURG, Pa January lS.-Thsre il
much speculation tonight over the result
Of to'day's ballot for United States Sen.
atoT, but no apparent move to close up
the gap between the two factions. Mr.
Grow stated that he expects a repetition
OF the vote for week'at least, while the
Oliver men have no intention 10 reCede
from their position. II Is believed they
favor Governor Hoyt, and the anti.CauCus
men lock upon Wayne MaCVeagh as their J
second choice, The interests OF both are
being Canyassed.
TWO SENATORS RLRCTRD IN MICHIGAN.
DETRoIT, January l8-The Michigan
Legislature elected United States Senator
this forenoon Tor the unexpred term OF
Senator Chandler, ending March 4Ih.
Senator Baldwin, the present incumbent
by gubernatorial appointment, was cho.
sen, tho vote standing in the Senate: II. P.
Baldwin, 20; y N Barnes, |. In the
House, Baldwin, SO; George P. San.
t"rd, l3 For tue full term, beginning March |
18th, The vote stoodi IN the Senate, o. D,
COnger, 2Si George q, N, LRthrop. 2. In
the House, COnger SO; Lalhrop, Is. The
two Houses meet in jIint convention
Tomorrow, simply to announce and ratiiy
the ablVe result
SENATOR nAwLRY OF CONNECTICUT.
HARTFORD, January IS General James
r. Hawley was to-day elected 10 the
United States Senate by both houses Of
tho Legislature, for six yearu, from March |
4 b next. The vnte in the Senate stood, |
j. 4. HawleY, IT,; NJ. W. Eaton, 4; absent
!, Democratic. Tho vote In the House
was, Hawley. l0I; Eaton, OSi absent, II |
Democrats. Z Republicans aud | Green.
backer Que Democrat and one indie.
pendent voted iOr Hawley The election |
OF Mr. HawIey will be formally proclaim.
ed In Joint Convention tomorrow. The |
result is greeted with great satisfaction by
the people OF this city,
NO CHOICE IN TENNESSEE.
NASHVILLE January IS Every member
was In his aeat at noon to-day, when one
ballot for tho United States senatorship
was cast In the respective houses. The
b'lot stood Hs flllows: Senate-Mayna,d
8, Savage Bailey 8, Muse 9, James /, Tay
lnr |, Bte2 HouSe-Maynaid 80. Bailey
II, Savage II, Muse 4, Bright 9, Wilson /,
Edwards l.. Necessary 10 u choice 81.
HAIL HAPPY HALE.
AUGUSTA, ME, January S-The Legis.
lature nominated Eugene Hale for United
States Senator Vote: sena,e-Hale 90,
Joseph l. Smith s, Harris NJ. Plsist. d /,
cast by Smith. House Hale 81, Smith
u Three members were absent, The
election will be declared tomorrow.
BAYARD SENT BACK.
DOVER, Del, January IS Thomas F.
Bayard has been re.elaCted United States
Senator, all the Democrats voting for him.
Seven Republican Representatives and
ono Republic lean Senator voted for Anthony
Higgins, OF Wilmington, a leading party
man aud ex United States District Attor.
neY.
AT ALBANY.
ALBANY, MY, January IS The House
to-day ballOtted for candidate for United
States Senator, with the following result.
Thos O. Plat. 70; Francis Ksrnan, a
The Speaker announced that Thomas g.
Plat WAS nominated.
The legislative reception OF Gen. Grant
takes place TO morrow.
TIlEY WILL DECIDE TO DAY.
1NDtAnAPoLI4, lND January IS. - Both
branches Of the Legislature voted for
United States Senator this afternoon, with
the following result: House: Harrison,
Republican, I'll Gray, Democrat, 70; De La
Matyr, National, /; three ahsentees.
.enate: Harrison, 23; Gray, 90; De La
Matyr, 2; two Democrats and one Repub.
liCan absent. The two Houses will meet
in Joint session tS.morrow at l2 o'clock
and complete the election.
BosroS, MASS. January 1s s-The Re.
publ Legislative CauCues renominated
Il. l.. Dawes as United States Senator.
MISSOURI RE.ELECrs CocxRELb.
sT Lotus, January lS-fhe vote for
United States Senator In The Missouri
Legislature to dav was as follows: Cock.
vell, Democrat q; Dyer. RppnbiCan, 8;
Dehefnardi, G'eenhack, 2 House, Cock.
tell, 81; Dyer 81; Dsbetnatdi, 4; Broad.
head, Democrat, |.
The Republican nominee is Oh. D. P.
Dyer, candidate for Governor In the late
election, who was nominated In caucus
last evening over OhsunCey |. Filley, his
only competitor Tor the complimentary
vote.
EEBRAsEA.
LiScoLS, NEB January 1S.-A vote for
UOlted States Senator was taken to-day In
tho Senate and Honse with The following
result: Paddock, 80; Van Wick, IA; Wes.
yer, IA; Dundy, II; Mason, 0; Post, o, ard
4 scattering. The 10 Dem icfata voted ior
Judge Wakely. Ths indications are tha.
no election will take place Ia the con ' en-.
tlOn to morrow.
MCMILLAN, or MINNESOTA.
The Senate and House Of The Minnesota
Legislature ballotpd In separate session
to-day noon for Uni'ed Sia'es Senator,
with the following result In The Senate: s,
]. X. Mcmillan 20, Daniel Buck 6,
O. X. Dams |, Nj. ]. ssvetenca /.
In the House $ ] r. McMiIlen, 92; II.
II. sibley. 4; Q. II. Roberts, GteshbaCEet,
2 Several members oil both Senate and