Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-18
BALLoTING FOR SENATOR IN NEBRASKA.
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BALLoTING FOR SENATOR IN NEBRASKA
The first ballot for United States Senator was
taken yesterday morning by the two houses of
the Nebraska legislature. The vote stood: In
the house-Paddock. republican, %; Majors,
republican. 4: Thurston, republican. 3; Powers
Independent. o. Mckeighan. independent, 4;
Poynter independent, 4. The rest of the votes
were scattered-One and two to a candidate
amongt wenty-six other candidates. The demo-
Gratis divided their votes principally between
Boyd. Bryan and j. Sterling Morton. each getting
two. In the senate the vote among the FIVE lead
ing candidates was: Paddock, 5; Majors 8; Thurs
ton, 1; Powers, 8; Poynter. 1; scattering, IA.
WHITE ONE VOTE SHORT.
Both branches of the California legislature
balloted for United States Senator shortly after
noon yesterday. In the senate White (dem re-
ceived IS votes. FELTON, 7, Perkins 6, Bard s.
scattering 4. In the assembly the vote stood
White, AZ; Felton, 6; Perkins, 6; Gator (pop. },
8; scattering, r. White lacks one vote of the
number necessary to elect. A joint ballot will
be taken at noon today.
TURPIE IN INDIANA.
Both branches of the Indiana legislature bal
loted for United States Senator yesterday, being
preliminary step to the joint ballot today.
In both branches Senator Turpie received the
democratic party vote and majority in each,
and the formality of this election will be COM
pleted today. The republicans voted solidiy
for Charles W. Fairbanks.
srocKBRIDGE IN MICHIGAN
In the Michigan senate yesterday afternoon
vote was taken on the election of United
States Senator. resulting IA follows: Stock
bridge, 20; Campau. 10: Belden. l. Total vote
in both houses: Stockbridge. Sc; Campau, Sc;
Belden. 5. Stockbridges election will be rati-
fed in joint session in both houses today.
CocKRELL IN MISSOURI.
The democratic members in both branches of
the Missouri legislature voted for the re-
election Of Senator Francis Marion Cockrell
yesterday. The republicans nominal ted Chaun-
cey l. Fiiley of st. Louis. The legislature will
meet in joint session today and elect Cockrell.
NO CHOICE IN WASHINGTON.
Both branches of the Washington legislature
voted yesterday in separate session for United
States Senator to succeed John B. Allen The
vote was as follows: Senate-Allen (rep.), 15;
Turner (rep.), 8; Griggs dem }, 8. House
Allen, "a; Turner, II; Griggs, 10; Leafs
(popD, Q.
oKLAHoMA's DEADLOCK BROKEN.
The deadlock in the lower house of the Okla
homa legislature was broken yesterday by NJ.
ID. Stanley, republican, voting with the demo-
Gratis and the pOpulists to elect I. r. Waggoner,
the independent democrat speaker.
SENATOR HALE NEGLECTED.
The election of United States Senator from
Maine yesterday resulted as follows: Senate
Eugene Hale 20; Arthur Sewall, /. House
Hale. 95; Sewall, Al, and Hale was declared
elected.
LODGE IN MASSACHUSETTS,.
In the Massachusetts, senate yesterday the
vote for United States Senator was: Henry
Cabot Lodge, 49, P. A. Collins, 10. In the
Shuman, l.
BATE IN TENNESSEE.
Ex-Gov. William B. Bate WAS reelected to
the United States Senate by the Tennessee
legislature yesterday. He had a walkover with
his opponents.
NO CHOICE IN MONTANA.
The result of the senatorial ballot in Montana
yesterday was: Snaders, 81; Clark, "a; Dixon.
IL; Collins, 1. No choice
FAULKNER AND CAMDEN SELECTED.
The West Virginia democratic caucus last
night nominated Senator C. ]. Faulkner to sue
coed himself and johnson N. Camden tosucceed
Senator Kenna. The vote was unanimous. no
other candidate being offered. The republican
caucus will be held tonight. .ssa
THE VOTE IN NORTH DAKOTA.
The two houses Of the North Dakota legisla-
ture balloted separately for United States Sen
ator yesterday. The vote in the senate was:
| Casey, 8; Worst, 7; Smith, 2; Kingman, 8;
Anderson, 2; Roach, Z; Muir, 4, and Satterluud,
l. In the house: Casey, s; Worst, s; Smith, Z;
Kingman, 5; Anderson, s; Roach, IA; Muir, IA,
and Satterlund, 3.