Telegram-herald., 1890-01-15
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CotuusUs o, Jan. "a Calvin {
Brios VS. a. noon elected 20 TIE UsitsS
States senate, receiving = majority -
the votes in either branch Of TIE Legis.
laturs
In ths Senate. Shaw OF the Lima dis
triet. nominated Brice; Gaumer. OF
Zanesville, seconded the nomination.
saving that the nominee was = brave
soldier IN time Of war and q brilliant
,tats.m.n IN tine % peace
Schneider. q Cincinnati. nominated
Nurat Halste4d The nomination vac
received with mingled cheers, Kisses
and laughter The presiding onesr
gave notice that repetition o The dis
order would lead 20 clearance % the
lobby. MGssie of Chiliicothe, noml
mated ex-Governor Foster. The vote In
the Senate was Halstead, l. Foster,
l4 and Brice, ls.
In the House a call was demanded 20
bring in members Brown DEN }, oi
Hancock. who IS sick, was carried 20
the hall in q chair. The only other
Democrats absent we're Troeger,
% Holmes and Lzwler, OF Frank
lin. who is III. willis and
Blair Rep we're absent Hunt
% Sandusky. presented the name
OF Calvin s. Brice, which was seconded
bv Belleville, OF Montgomery. Repre-
sentative Braman named Charles Foster,
which was seconded By Representa- tive
Jaylln. On the roll-call the vote Of
Counts for Brice was received with
cheers, as was also that OF hnnson,
two OF the bers who were credited
with being boilers. Smith, the third
caucus bolter. voted for l. T. Neal
HI. vote was received with Q sub
dued murmur. Pennen, strong
Brice man and worker, voted for
Foster by mistake, and before he
could make the correction the House
was in an uproar, with threats that the
hall would have 20 be cleared unless or
der was maintained. The vote II the
House stood Brice. 81; Foster, 50. and
Neal /. Brice was declared the choice
OF the House, having received majority
OF the votes.
Tho result will be canvassed by the
Senate and House in Joint session
Wednesday. The Joint result of the
two branches is: Brice, 20; Foster, o6i
Halstead, l, and Neal, :.
A DEADLOCK N IOWA.
DEs MONIES, Ia, Jan. 1.-The lower
House Of the General Assembly is in a
deadlock over the comparatively unim-
portant matter of temporary organiza-
ton. The House met at . o'clock Mon
day afternoon. Hon. r. Il. Lane, OF
Polk, the senior member of the House,
occupied the chair. The Republicans
nominated J. w. Luke, OF Franklin,
for temporary speaker, and Ben Van
Steinburg, Of Jackson, for temporary
clerk. The Democrats nominated for
these Offices. respectively, l.. D. Hotch-
kiss, OF Davis, and i. W. Lehman, OF
Polk. The vote was taken on the
clerkship first, and the first ballot re-
vealed the fact that the House was tie,
the Independents all voting with the
Democrats. Three more ballots were
taken without change in the result, snC
an adjournment was taken until Il
o'clock this morning
The Senate effected a temporary or
ganization without any trouble. The
Republicans in caucus nominated w. r
Cochrane OF Taylor County, for Secre
tary; w. Carleton, OF Dickinson, fol
First Assistant; Charles w. Beverly. o
Greene. for Second Assistant; Miss Lot
+. Young. for Enrolling Clerk; Mis-
/ Mamie Stull. for Engrossng Clerk
Peter Melendy. for Sergeant-st-Arms
Margaret Mill, for Bill Clerk, and MauC
Murray. for Postmistress.
DE. MOISEs, Ia, Jan. l4.-After be
ing called 20 order this morning tb
House began on the fifth ballot 10
temporary secretary. The ballot re
suited as on Monday-1fty 70 fifty
After taking FIVE more ballots. whicl
resulted the same way, the House sd
iourned Till 10 a. N. tomorrow. Gsrdi
ner, OF Washington Rep }, isquito sick
and occupies = cot in the Hous
cham Der.
tKNkToR WILSON RE-FLFCTTp.
AHNAFoLIs. Md, Jan. 1.-THE Sen
ate and House met in joint session an
reelected Fphraim K. Wilson Dem
United State, Senator for the term @
SIX vears. beg ming Nsrcs !, 1901. Tn
Republicans cast thoir votes FOR Hor
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