The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-01-24
FEDERAL SENATORS.
A Vote That Possibly Indicates the EIec-
tiOn Of Ingalls,.

Topeka, Jan. 23.-The vote in the lower
House this afternoon On the question of re-
lerrlng to special committee the memorial
from the Union veterans of Topeka, pray
ing Tor the return of ingalls, to the United
States senate, and demanding that no man
pe selected to succeed him who could not
oeheHt tne old soldiers more In Congress
tIlah ne, created some disturbance among
Tue Alliance forces and corresponding conf
uehce among the ingalls, people. The ques-
uoh was whether the memorial should be
referred 10 special committee or should be
spread upon the House journal.
Inc Republicans insisted on the latter
proceeding, while the Alliance leaders urged
the former The resolution was finally re-
lerIeu TO committee by 81 to 80. Thirteen
Aillahce mem beTS voted with the Republi-
cans, while eight Democrats voted with the
Alliance Ihls vote is taken as a possible
indication OF the vote on United States SEN
ator.
AWAITING FEDERAL LEGISLATION.
ST. LOUIS, Jan. pa concurrent resolu-
tion has neen passed i'll the lower branch of
the Arkansas Legislature providing that
action on the Appropriation Bill for the
Arkansas Worlds Fair exhibit be post
poned until Congress takes action on the
for bill
JEFFERSON CITY Mo), Jan. 23.-The
resolution which were stabled in the House
Yesterday In reference to the Worlds Fair
Appropriation Bill was called up again to-
day and passed. 1t declares that it is the
sense OF the House that no appropriation
VIII WI be made for the Worlds Fair while the
Elections Bill is pending in Congress: and
further that not a penny will be expended by
MlsSourl should the Lodgt.bill. .bec ONE a:law.
AUSTIN CIex.), Jan. 23.-In the House
to-day Representative Moody introduced a
JOINT resolution opposing an appropriation
n fa1 -
Falr should the Elections Bill in Congress
pass.
NORTH DAKoTA's NEW SENATOR.
BISMARCK On. Dak.), Jan. 23.-Congress-
man HansDrough was elected United States
Senator Tonight on the seventeenth ballot,
TO succeed Pierce. The Democratic vote went
TO HanSbfOugh.
STILL BALLoTING.
SPRINGFIELD, Jan. 23.-Eignt more bal
lots were taken without change and the
Joint Assembly adjourned until tomorrow
PIERRE Is. Dak.), Jan 23.-After two bal
lots were taken without choice for Senator
the Legislature adjourned.
KIDNAPPING A LEGISLATOR.
ST PAUL, Jan. 23.-The Pioneer Press
Pierre (S Dak.) special says: A resolution
was introduced in the House to-day by
Stephens, stating that member of the
House Is being kidnaped by one Frank
Seaver for the purpose of controlling his
vote, and asking tor an investigation
CoLoRADo's sQUABBLE SETTLED.
DENVER, Jan. 23.-The contest between
the two factions of the Lower House was
settled to-day by the Supreme Court render
ing an opinion in favor of the combined
Republicans and the Democrats as opposed
TO the opposition house formed by what is
known rs the gang" Republicans. To-
morrow the whole House will organize and
commence business in earnest with Speaker
White presiding.
INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. 23.-In the House
to-day resolution asking Indiana's repre-
sentatiVes in Congress to vote against the
dressed-beef trust and to repeal the McKin-
ley bill was adopted.