St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-22
SEVEN SAFE SENATORS.
Messrs. Vest, SpOoner, Evarts. ,Platt,
Teller, Voorhees, and Cameron
Take the PersimmOns.
A Disposition Manifested at Bismarck to 20
Slow on the Capital Removal
Legislation.
The Illinois Performance Booming
Indications of an Interesting
Time in Arkansas.
Especial Telegram 10 the Globe.


met at IL a. m. The committee on elections
reported in favor of seating the contestant
in the contested case of Anderson vs..
Hutchinson. The votes cast for 7. j.
Anderson were reported scattering. Had they
been cast for L. G. Anderson, for whom they
were intended, he would have received POI
majority.
The hour for the special order, the capital
removal bill having arrived, Mr.. Southwick
moved to adjourn. The ayes aud nays being
called the vote stood-aves "a. nays %, HUGH
inson and Mccall not voting.
Those voting ayes were-Barnes, Coe, De-
Moody, Aldridge, Huntin gtou, Huston, Ho-
bart, johnson, Jongan, McCumber, Morgan,
McHugh, Pugh, ROoch, Ruger, Steele, South
wick, Stevens, Scott, Stewart, Williams, Mark,
Ward, Mr.. Speaker.
Nays-Bayard, Bolzmore, Clark, Dawson,
Gregg, Helvig, Larson, Myron, Miller Mar
tin, Oliver, Parshall, Pic'iler, Pierce, Runley,
Riddell, Swanton, Smith, Strong, Van OsdelI,
J. P. Ward.
The vote proves simply disposition not to
hurry capital removal legislation and slight
weakening in the combination. The COVER
nor and members are receiving large num-
Der OF kilograms from South Dakota asking a
veto of the bill If passed.
Among the bills introduced In the council
this afternoon is one by Mr.. Wells, estab-
fishing a school Of mines and mining. The
question of extending the time for taxes be-
coming delinquent. from February l to
April l, came up for final passage. Mr..
Pettigrew moved to amend by extending to
June L. There was a discussion as to the
effect on obligations to meet the interest on
bonds and other needs of the counties and
cities, and the bill was tabled for one day.
NEW YORK.
ALBANY, Jan. 21.-The two houses Of the
legislature in joint session formally declared
VIM. N. Evarts elected senator.
CONNECTICUT.
Hartford, Conn, Jan. 2l.-The legisla-
ture formally declared Orville II. Plat elected
United States senator.
COLORADO.
Denver, Colo, Jan. 2l.--On the first joint
ballot the legislature at noon elected Secre-
tary Henry NJ. Teller United States senator
to succeed n. P. Hill, by the following vote :
Teller, Republican, so; Sullivan, Democrat,
20; Hallett. Republican, 3. Hills name was
withdrawn before the balloting commenced.
INDIANA.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Jan. 21.-In the joint
convention of the legislature to-day the vote
electing Daniel w. Voorhees, senator was
announced. His majority on joint ballot is
43, and is unprecedented in the history of the
state.
WISCONSIN.
MADISON, Wis, Jan. 21.-Col. John G.
spooner, of Hudson, was nominated for
United States senator by the Republican
caucus this evening. The first ballot stood
Spooner, "a; Fairchld, 25 Amid great en-
thusiasm a motion to make the nomination
unanimous was carried. A committee brought
Col. SDOoner before the caucus, and he was
received with the widest cheering.
MISSOURI.
JEFFERSON CITY, Jan. 21.-The legislature
in joint session to-day formally elected
George G. Vest United States senator to sue
coed himself.
PENNSYLVANIA.
HARRIsBURG, Pa, Jan. 2l.-In the legisla-
tive joint session to-day the clerks Of both
houses read the result OF yesterdays ballot,
by which it appeared that J. Donald Cameron
had received majority Of all the votes, and
he was declared elected United States senator
for six years from the 4th of March next.
The vote as shown by the journals was de-
clared to be as follows: Senate. Donald
Cameron IS, VIM. A. Wallace IS, w. ID.
Kelley |, A. W. Acheson l. House,.
Donald Cameron 1856, VIM. A. Wallace 8,
VIM. d. Kelley /, c. n. Brumm 1, George
Shiras, Jr. l.
ARKANSAS.
LITTLE Rock, Jan. 2l.-There we're three
ballots in the joint session Of the legislature
to-day for senator. They showed no change
in the leading candidates except an increase
of three for Berry The last ballot stood
Dunn Il, Berry SO, Jones 80, Harris 10.
ILLINOIS.
SPRINGFIELD, Jan. 2l.-The house met at
10 this morning. A vote was at once taken
on Fuller's motion Instructing the speaker
not to send notice TO the senate that the
house was organized. The motion was car
ricd, IS to l, three Democrats voting With the
Republicans.
AT l0:40 Speaker Haines resigned, saving
that It seemed the Democrats did not want
AlAu huh IL NhN SflItui Tux hfUuOiitAus
didn't want him, and be would therefore re-
sumo his old position as the indepen dent
party. As soon rs he laid down the gavel
there was free fight for tie possession
Representative Pike. OF Bloomington, 4 six
and a half foot Republican, rushed forward
aud seized the insignia Of authority. but no
sooner lad he grasped Il than MeAleuey, OF
Carin vile, and Campbell, OF Mclean, COL
Jared the giant aud hurled him from the
stand, while Baker. of Sullivan.
wrrnehed the gsvel from his
hand. For five minutes pandemonium
would have been considered orderly along
side OF the ball Of the house Of Representa-
tives. At, last, however, motion was put
BY Messrs. Crafts and McNally, Democrats,
of Chicago, that Mr.. Conkrite, Democrat. OF
Stephenson, be made Temporary speaker,
which was put in turmoil aud carried uuan-
irlnusly. Mr.. Conkrite took the chair aud
the gavel, called the house to order, and, on
motion. the house adjourned until 10 O'Clock
tomorrow morning. Previous to adjourn
ment Mr. Fuller, Republican, OF Chicago.
the Republican candidate for speaker, 10 or
der TO satisfy bis side, after Coukrite took
the chair, moved that that Gentleman be tenn
porsry speaker, which motion was carried
unanimously.
MICHIGAN.
LANSING, Mich, Jan. Ala resolution
was introduced 10 the legislature this morn
ing asking congress TO pass the Reagan
Interstate commerce bill; also bill 10 pro-
hioit ievying assessments for political pur-
poses.
KANSAS
TOPEKA. Kan, Jan. 2l.-The house to-day
adopted almost unanimously joint resoIu-
tiOu favoring a congressional enactment
permitting the opening Of the Oklahona
lands
LITERARY NOTES.
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