Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1890-03-05
IowA,s SENATOR.
william b. allison Elected on the First
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Ballot.
DEs MONIES Ia.l March 4th.-The first ballot
for United States Senator was taken in the House
this morning and resulted: Allison, so; Barstow,
Al; Larrabee, 6.
In the Senate this afternoon the election of
United States Senator was taken up. Catch
nominated w. B. Allison. Bolter named BarstOw,
and Engle nominated W Larrabee.
The roll was called and resulted as follows :
Allison, 2S Barstow, 20; Larrabee, 3 Allison
as declared elected on the part of the Senate
AS Allison was elected ia both Houses to day it
will not be necessary TO have an election to-
morrow.
He was elected for term of seven years. The
term begins one year from to-day. There was
not dissenting Republican.
Interview with Huntington.
NEW YORK, March 4th.-speaking again to-
day about the proposed move OF the Pacific Mail
and Northern Pacific at Tacoma, c. P. Hunting
ton reiterates that he does not oppose the
scheme, but favors it as Director of the Pacific
Mail. If the Pacific Mail does not put on steam
ers someone else will.
He says also that he has asked for delay,
becau. unsatistied with the facts and figures
presented. The transcontinental lines do not
oppose the scheme, but think the Pacific Mail
subsidy too high, and that may eventually cause
quarrel.
New York Election.
NEW YosK March 4tn.-Municipal elections
were held to-day in a number of cities through
out the State In Rochester, Democratic
Mayor was elected for the firss time in fourteen
years. The Democrats also elected the Mayor
at jamestown, but the Pepublieans captured all
the other offices. At Auburn the Republicans
were successful. In Utica the Democrats
elected their Mayor and majority of the Alder
men. The Democratic candidates were success
full in Rome, Newburg, Amsterdam, Whitehall
and Oswego.
What 1t Cost New York.
NEW YORK, March 4th.-The Worlds Fair
Executive Committee met this afternoon and
audited their accounts, showing the prelimin-
aTy work to have cost about twenty-four thou
eighteen thousand on hand They then ad-
journed, after informally agreeing to leave the
question of a worlds fair in New York still
open.
ALBANY, March 4th-The New York League
ballot-reform petition was brought to Albany
yesterday, and last night was carried on the
shoulders of fourteen men into the Assembly
Chamber amid storms of applause The book
is 26 inches wide, 81 inches long and feet
thick, containing LOCO signatures from New
York city and 10000 from Brooklyn. The pc
tition was referred to the Committee on Ju-
dietary
Shortage in Funds.
JEFFERSON CITY (Mo.), March 4th.-The mat
ter of the rumored shortage of the funds in
charge OF State Treasurer Noland eliminated
to-day in his official suspension from Office by
Governor Francis. 1t is thought to be more OF a
of the State.
Put Him in an Asylum.
NEW YORK, March 4th-The Coroner in
Brooklyn has held Christian Science crank,
Peter Patterson. for manslaughter. He allowed
his six-year old son to die without providing
medical attendance.
Stopped by the Police.
NEW YORK, March 4th.-In the Palace Rink
at Brooklyn tonight Peter Jackson and Jack
Fallon had two rounds, and slugged each other
| so hard the police made them stop. jackson
afterwards spared two rounds with Jack Ash
| ton.
Waters Receding.
| CINCINNATI, March 4th.- The flood in the
| Ohio here is an event of the past. Navigation
| has been practically restored and business by
| the river will proceed as usual.