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q New uanpahirs. brown ct
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81 nsnnsylvania, Rnsth q Lo.isi-
ana Evsrts At Nsw York. Harwell Of
Illinois. Hsmpeon Of South casolins.
Ingalls Of KansaA Jonss a Arkansas,
Jones % Nevsdn. Mitchell of Oregon.
Moody 81 south Dzkota. Morrill, Of
vermon& Payne Of ohie, Pierce Of
North Dakota. pin>t Of Connecticut.
Paoh of Alabama. speonsr Of Wiscon-
Elm, Squire % Waahineson. STANFORD
Of Calilosni~. Teller Of Colorado,
vAnce q North Carolina. Vest of
Missouri. voorheea Of Indiana and VIII
sos Of Maryland This list II will be
seen contains some Of the strongest
figures of the senate. sach - Evarts.
Ingalls,. Spconer. Teller. Vest. voor-
bees and Morrill, Some Of them ara
sure to retire owing 20 adverse Legis-
latures in their respective States. IS in
the ease OF Spooner and Evarts Others
have already been elected. while most
of them have contests which are now
In progress. II Is believed here that
Evarts will be succeeded by Governor
HILL Spooner's Successor will un-
doubtedly be ex-Secretsry Villas Blair
may remain owing 20 the favorable
turn Of affairs for the Republican legis-
lators of New Hampshire. Hampton
viii give place To Irby. blackburn.
Voorhees,. Vest and Stanford. can stay
here - long rs they want as their re-
election II mere formslity- Altogether
the personnel of the Senate will be
materially changed by the contests of
the coming few days.
MICHIGAN 5 LEGISLATURE
LANsINe. Mich, Jan. s.--Both houses
Of the Michigan Legislature organized
Wednesday. Chauncey w. Wisner was
elected president pro tenn. Of the Sem
etc. Alfred j. Murphy secretary and
John Andrews sergeant 1T arms
Tho Democrats have, in connec-
ton with four Senators elected
by . combination of Democrats and
Patrons Of Industry, . majority of two
votca The Patrons of Industry were
given ave positions out of twelve on
tho Senate list The House organized
by the election of p. b. wachtel. of
Petoskey, rs speaker; L. A. Brant. of
Detroit, ~ clerk. and William P. Pres
ton, Of Mackinao, rs sergeant-atarmA
LANSING, Mich. Jan Sin his fare
well message to the Legislature Gov
srnor Luce announces that the bonded
Indebtedness of the State has been en-
tirely. paid of, though the State was
still in the debt of the trust
funds He indorses the election law
passed by the last Legislature, but sug-
gested some amendments in the way of
Improvement. He indorses the local OPP
ton bill, passed in 1850, and urges the re-
enactment Of the provisions left out in
error of the enrolling clerk. In regard
10 the worlds fair. Governor Luce sug-
gests that the Governor be empowered
70 appoint fair commissioners to look
after the State exhibit, and that ample
appropriation be made to carry on
the work. Governor Luce advises
the Legislature that they will be
asked TO appropriate $50, 900 toward the
expenses of entertaining the Grand
Army of the Republic encampment at
Detroit next summer. He recommends
increase In tuition to students from
other States at the State University,
and considerable space is devoted to
other State institutions
Edwin r. Winans, the incoming Gov
ernor, in his message, commended to
the careful consideration of the
Legislature the recommendations of
his predecessor. He personally COM
mended the new election law as
a step in the right direction, but
urged the adoption of amendments APP
plying the law 10 all elections; prohibit
ing the distribution of ballots outside
the booths and for more expedi-
tious method of counting. He urged
care and economy in appropriations
and a revision of the system of State
taxation. He recommended an adj
equate appropriation for the Michigan
representation at the worlds fair. and
closed with q recommendation for
n short and economical business session
of the Legislature.
ELECTED A REPUBLICAN.
CoScoRD. n. H., Jan. s.-The Senate
met the House In joint convention ut
n. m. Wednesday and filed the vacan-
cies resulting from failure to elect A
ballot taken for Governor resulted as
fellows: Tuttle. 1s5: Amsden, $50. and
Mr. futile was declared elected amid
applause from the Republicans. The
convention rose and each House ad-
journed.
Nc rrrcrfcy ~ MASSACHUSETTS
RosroS. jar. s.--The session of the
Legislature for 1891 was opened
Wednesday forenoon with the usual
ceremonies. The attendance ofmembers
was large. In both hranches the Off
GERS OF 1890 were re-elected-Presiden
srraeue and Clerk Collidge in the Sen
ate and Speaker Barrett Clerk Nc
I.auGhiin and seargeant-at-srms in the
House.
Besrox. Jan. s-Governor Russell
took the cath of Office ~ 1890 .. M he
then proceeded To read his inaugural
address.
rxrrrRsos CRY. No, Ian. s-The
two branches If the State Legislature
met at neon Wednesday and adjourned
after efecting y temporary err<niza-
stca. The Democrats have an over
whelusng majority IN both houses and
any coatests for ofsces which may &C.
cur viii take place in the caucus Of
that party.
To the young face Pozonns's CON-
plexsou Powder gives fresher charm :. to
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