The morning call., 1891-01-21
SELECTING SENATORS.
Results Of Elections in Various State Legis.
latureS.

lululU0s
hAhhlsBURG, Jan. 20.-G overnor Pattison
was ihausurated to-day with the usual cere-
ihouies' IN his inaugural address the Gov
eihoi pieueed himself to make earnest eff
ior's 10 enforce every article and section of
the Constitution.
senator Cameron was reelected to-day.
Inc ballot in the House stood: Cameron
10 laggart Z, Dr. Flood g. Judge White 1,
ohauncy f. Black (D.) II. In the Senate it
was cameron 81, Black II, Sibey 3D. 1.
ne votes for Taggart White and Flood
represented the outspoken opposition to
oa,heIon among the Republicans. a joint
oes'ioi Will De held tomorrow.
WILL ELECT HILL.
.aaBANY IN. ", Jan. 20.-Both branches
o. the LEGISLATURE voted for United States
Sehulor to-day. There were six absentees in
Tue Assembly. The ballot taken gave Evarts
majority over Hill The joint session will
w heIu tt-mOrrOw, when all the Democrats
elect Hill
r, homas c. Platt was interviewed on the
niIi nomination. He said: Hill will
place formidable barrier in the way of his
nomination Ih Tor the Presidency By accepting
W .l'e eoehatorship. l do not feel called upon
W u'teI WOrd over HllPS seli-llnmolation,
anu anu, ieave me funeral 0rations to the men,
peis Vi lhe democratic family"
IN NORTH DAKOTA.
BISMARCK, Jan. 20.-rhe ballot for Sena-
tor t2-uay resulted: In the SenateAPieree
?, Ssrt nahsM9r?ugh M;g 4, Miller 3, Bali 9, Louns-
the vote was: Miller 9, Pierce 9, Hans
prough =, Ball Z, Stimmel 2. Muir 3, Luuns-
perry l, Mccormack IS, Lamourne /, Rourke
l. "A Joint session VIII be held tomorrow.
flERRE Is. Dak.), Jan. 20.-The first bal
mooIy 10 49, Harden g.. %; Crosse o.,
II; Mnrdall a.. 5; Cusand Q.), 3; Tripp
lD;2, ~; Preston (R-), 3; Elicit, Melville and
GiHofu a., l each. In the Senate the vote
was; Moody ., Trpp 6, Wardal 7, Crosse
4, Cosand 3, Hardin 9, Congressman Picker
!. Moody received ali tile Repubiran votes
put SIX, but falls ten short OF enough votes
10 elect him. Several Independents are
known to favor Moody for second choice.
ne Republicans are not confident, but are
still hopeful.
MESSAGE TO ARIZONA LEGISLATURE.
- fHGNIX (Ariz.), Jan. 90 - The acting
governors message was delivered to-day.
III Is one oil the ablest messages ever pre-
sented 10 the Arizona Leg stature. Itrecom-
mends the cutting down OF the expenses of
tne Territory 10 abolish the offices of Geolo-
glst and immigration Commissioner and
reducuon OF salaries and expenses at the
Penilentlary. and that the Sanitary Com
missions expenses be borne by the cattle
men: 1t advocates statehood, a north and
south railroad, reform school and an IN
crease oil the salary Of the Auditor and
legislators. 1t advocates the Funding Act,
territorial militia law. retaining the office
or Attornfv-General, with a reduction of
salary oi Oiie-half, and also advocates the
freights and Fares Biil.
AWAITING THE FATE OF THE ELECTIONS
BILL.
MONTGOMERY (Ala), Jan. 20-In the
State SenHtp tu-6aV the hill a "A a n
preparation for Worlds Fair exhibit was
laid on the table to await the fate of the
Elections Bill in Congress, the Senators
holding that If the Elections Bill becomes a
law it would injure the State so TO render
! the inducement of immigration useless.
ILLINOIS UNDECIDED.
SPRINGFIELD. Jan. 2o.-Jhe two Houses
of the Legislature to-day. voted for United
States Senator. The vote on the first ballot
# a.s@segPamsr ..s p SD 55 oglesby lllsl R
"A, OsIesby u. No candidate received a
THE PoPULAR-voTE METHOD
ST. PAUL, Jan. 20.-The House adopted a
joint resolution petitionng the Minnesota
Congressional delegation to support the sub
mission Of constitutional amendment pro-
viding Tor the election of United States Sem
ators by popular vote.
NEW HAMPSHIRE CHOOSES GALLINGER
CONCORD, Jan. 20.-Dr. Jacob II. CALM
ger (R) has received a majority of the votes
OF the two Houses for United States Sem
at0r.
TELLER WILL SUCCEED HIMSELF.
DENVER, Jan. 20-The Senate this morn
ing elected Teller to succeed himself. The
regular and combine" HOUSES met sep
aratey, and each gave Teller a majority.
REPUBLICANS FAVOR PLATE
HARTFORD. Jan. 20.-Both branches of
the Legislature voted for United States SEN
ator to-day. The Republicans in both
branches voted for Senator Platt, while the
Democrats scattered. The joint session will
be held tomorrow.
NEBRASKA MIDDLE.
LINCOLN, jan. 2o.-The joint convention
OF the Legislature to hear the contest Tor
State officers was convened this morning
but adjourned until tomorrow TO enable
the Governor and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 10
sign the concurrent resolution calling the
session.
REPEATING AN EDUCATIONAL LAW
MADISON (WiS), Jan. 20.-In both Houses
OF the Legislature to-day there were intro
duced acts looking TO the repeal of the
Bennett compulsory education law.
IN OREGON.
SALEM, Jan. 20.-The Senate and House
to-day to-day, oalloted In separats session for
United States Senator to succeed J. III.
Mitchell. In the Senate the ballot resulted:
J. Ii. Mitchell (R) %, B. Goldsmith D.) 6.
In the House the vote was: j. Ii. Mitchell
(R.) Al, b. Goldsmith (D) 10.
AN ALLIANCE MAN ELECTED.
TOPEKA (Kans.). Jan. 20-The Legisla-
ture In joint session to-day elected Edwin
II. Snow, the Alliance caucus nominee. as
State Printer. Snow pOlled every Alliance
and Democratic vote and won one Republi-
can vote.
VANCE ELECTED.
RALEIGH On. CO., Jan. Ex-senator Vance
received an overwhelming majority in the
ballot taken in both houses of the Legisla-
ture to-day.
AN INAUGURATION.
DOVER, Jar. 20.-; Governor-elect Reynolds
to-day was inHu uIur.lted with the usual i'm
posing ceremonies.
VOORHEES, REFLECTED.
INDIANAPoLIsj Jan. 20.-The two Houses
OF the Legislature in separate session re-
elected Senator Voorhees,.
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