Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-21
IN THE LEGIsLArUREs.


Ballsting i'm Different States for Candidates
| for the United States Senate.
| At noon yesterday ballot was taken in both
branches Of the New Hampshire legislature for
. United States Senator TO succeed Hon. w.
Henry Blair. In the house the ballot resulted
as follows: Charles II. Burns, 1; Charles A. Sin
clair, democrat, 1853; DIR. Jacob II. Gallinger,
republican, lsl. In the senate the ballot stood:
Harry Bingham, /; Charles A. Sinclair, 3;
Jacob H. Gallinger, IA. The vote for Bingham
was cast by Sinclair. In each house the name
OF DR.. Gallinger was entered upon the records
az the choice Of a majority Of the members.
The vote for United States Senator in the
Pennsylvania senate yesterday afternoon re-
suited; Senator Cameron, republican, 81; Black,
democrat, Is. Senator Logan. democrat, voted
for J. G. Ably. Three democrats absent and
| not voting. In the house the vote was: Cam
eron, republican, l13; Black, democrat, n; Tag
CART, independent republican, z; DR.. 7. L.
Flood OF Meadville, l. Judge Harry White Of
Both houses of the Arkansas legislature bal
loted for United States Senator yesterday, the
result being the reelection Of James X. Jones,
VINO received every democratic vote. the repub-
i inca and union labor votes being divided In
the house the vote stood: Jones. 80: Jacob Frie-
Der, republican, IL, and scattering. In the
Senate the vote was: Jones, 26; scattering. q
The Oregon senate and house yesterday bal
loted In separate session for United States Sen
ator to succeed J. H. Mitchell. In the senate
the ballot resulted: J. H. Mitchell, republican,
~; b. Goldsmith. democrat, g. In the house
the vote was Mitchell, Al; Goldsmith, 10.
The Colorado senate yesterday morning
elected II. NJ. Teller to succeed himself by a
vote of IA to 10. The regular" and the ''com-
bine houses also met separately and both gave
Teller majority. The legislature will meet in
joint session today and formally elect him.
In the North Carolina legislature yesterday a
ballot for United States Senator was taken. In
the senate the vote was 40 for Zebulon b. Vance
and for Jeter G. Pritchard. In the house tho
vote was IS for Vance IS for Pritchard and one
for Oliver H. Dockery.
The vote in the Missouri senate on United
States Senator yesterday was Vest, democrat,
"a; Headley, republican, z; Jones, labor, /. In
the house the vote was: Vest LOG; Headley Is:
Leonard, labor. 6. Both houses will meet in
joint session today.
Both branches Of the Connecticut legislature
yesterday voted for United States Senator The
republicans Of both branches voted for Senator
Platt, while the democrats scattered. Joint
session will be held today.
The balloting for United States Senator from
North Dakota began yesterday. Mccormack
received the % democratic votes. Pierce led
the republican candidates with Is votes, against
IL for Miller IL for Hansbrough. 7 for Louns-
berry. 8 for Ball and others scattering. Sena-
tor Pierce consented that many of his support
ers should cast complimentary votes for other
aspirants. He will maintain the lead easily in
the face Of any combination. The two houses
go into joint session today.
In the Washington senate yesterday afternoon
the vote for United States Senator was: Watson
Z. Squire, Is; W. p. Calkins, IA; Acting Governor
Laughton received !, and Thomas Carroll DEM,
1. No ballot in the house for Senator was
TAKEN but u sensation was caused when Metcalf
OF Stevens county arose and charged Clarke of
Spokane with an attempt to bride him to vote for
Calkins, and deposited with the speaker $500
paid him. The house adjourned to investi-
gate.
The vote ON United States Senator in the
South Dakota house yesterday resulted
Moody. 80; Preston 80; Melville, 1; Elliott, L;
Harden, ~: Brose, IL; Cosard, 6; Wardell, g.;
Campbell, 1; Dye, L; Trip, 10. In the senate
Moody, "a: Pickler, Il Wardell, z; Brose, A;
Cosard, g.; Harden, 2; Trip, 6. Both houses
meet in joint session today.
The vote for state printer in the Kansas legis-
lature yesterday resulted: Snow. 1O1; C. G.
Baker (rep.), the present incumbent, 80; Jacob
Stroller (rep.), SO; Geo. W. Crane (rep.), &c;
W. F. Kirkland Gnd.), 8. Mr.. Snow polled
every alliance and democratic vote besides one
republican vote, that Of Representative Wheeler
OF Leavenworth. Mr.. Snow was declared cleo ted
and the joint convention adjourned to meet a
week hence to elect United States Senator to
succeed Mr.. Ingalls,.