Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1893-01-19
THE GENERAL ASSEMBLIES.

I
ing the rival speakers agreed that no
further move would be made during the
hight and lay down under enc Blanket
The other members had TO be satisfied with
chairs and the floor During the night the
republicans prepared memorial to thS
governor, signed by "a members, two more
than majority, saying they had certiti-
Gates of election from the state canyasSing
board, certified to by the secretary of state,
and that their organization was the legal
one, Thegovernor was aroused from sleep,
and the memorial presented Both houses
were called to order at 10 o'clock 10y
the rival speakers, Republicans adopted
n concurrent resolution for u joint com
mittee from house and senate to inform
the governor they were in session and
ready to hear from him, Tho governor re-
fused TO recognize either house confer.
encc later, including the governor both
speakers of the house AM committee of re
publicans, democrats ana populists was
held and decided to adjourn and appoint
committees to formulate n plan OF settle
ment. Democrats Informed the governor
il necessary they wonld vote with the re
PHbAiNduS US but itSiitN N'hNtiNhN'N b'HNN'
Treasurer Snow will pay no hills until
Treasurer-elect Biddle qualities, and the
state business is at u stand still, Republi'
cans threaten mnndamus proceedings
against tho populist secretary of state to
compel HIM to turn over To their house the
records and evidence in the contested cleo
tion cases as required by law
LINCOLN, Neh, Jan H. The deadlock in
the senate has again been broken the dem.
republicans.
TOPEKA, Jan. l2.~-Tho conference to Of.
feet "A compromise was unable to make any
Roadway. The democrats declared that
they recognize the republican house as the
legal body and wild demonstration fol-
lowed, In the senate motion to recognize
the populist was, after II highly exciting
debate, voted down. The governor, under.
standing the motion was carried, sent his
message to the populist senate and populist,
house. After message was read, both
houses adjourned At n late hour II Is an.
nounced that the senate has decided to
recognize the populst house in the morn
ing. The mandnnlus proceedings against
the populist secretary of state have been
begun, and the matter will receive the at.
tention of the court in the morning.
MADISON, Wis, jan. l".-Governor Peck
read his message to the joint session to-day,
after which assembly adjourned till Mon
day. The United States senatorial fight is
still on and promises to b. a hot one.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind Jan. l?.-Dcmocratic
caucus nominated Senator Turpie for re-
election.
HARTFORD, Conn, Jan. l2.-Democratic
caucus nominated OK. Congressman Charles
French for United States senator.
HARRIsBURG, Pa, Jan. H. Quay and
4 Ross are the opposing candidates for the
senatorship with the pI obability that Quay
will be chosen.
& LINCOLN, Ncb, Jan. l3.--The deadlock
was finally broken and the two houses met
in joint session and canvassed the votes
Gov. Crounse was inauguratcd
TorEKA, Ken, Jan. H. -Biddle, state
treasurer elect, has been unable to make
good his bond. The trouble in the legisla.
ture frightened tho bondsmcn so that SOW
eral have withdrawn The republican
treasurer, Slower, who has held over, will
reopen the accounts to-day. The PROPOSE
ton to recognize the populist house came
up in the senate on appeal, Tho decision
was sustained. Atnoon the OPT osing houses
adjourned at request of the governor, to
secure a settlement.
TOPEKA, Jan. li.-Senate to-day after q
heated debate, in which three populists
took the side of the opposition, decided to
accept a concurrent resolution from the
populist house. After the vote the repub-
leans filed a joint protest against the ac-
ton aud the three popuist" fled individual
protests When the action was made known
to the housc the populists cheercd but
Speaker Douglas of the republican house
made an earnest speech in which he said
that the constitutional house, composed of
sixty-seven lawful members was there to do
business and there IL would remain, unter-
riied and unawed Both houses soon after.
wards adjourned till Monday
HELENA, Mont, Jan. l4--One week of
balloting for Montana's next senator has
passed without success. No election is
looked for before Tuesday or " ednesday.
TOPEKA, Jan. l6.--Botb houses took &c.
tion providing for holding joint session
with the senate tomorrow for election of
state printer. Then each house adopted n
resolution providing for an immediate
Joint session of the rival houses to discuss
differences Two houses then went into
committee of the Whole. A committee was
then appointed 70 devise means of settling
ii, all
taken.
HELENA, Mont, Jan. l6. There is no
break in the senatorial deadlock.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Jan. l6 Gov Elect
Turney took the oath of office at his home,
being too Ill to appear at the capitol.
HARRISBURG, Pa. Jan. l7.-Republican
caucus renominated NJ. S. Quay for senator.
ALBANY, n. Y, Jan. H. Edward Muir.
ply, democrat, was today chosen to sue.
coed Senator Frank Hscock.
LuScoLS, Neb, Jan. l7,--Vote for senator
was very scattering, with no decision.
HELENA, Mont, Jan. l7-Legislature
still deadlocked on senator.
Dover, Del, Jan. Ex-senator Gray was
elected TO U. S. senate without opposition.
HARTFORD, Conn, Jan. 17,-Senator
Hawley was reelected.
TOPEKA, Kan. Jan 1.-THE populists in
caucus decided not to hold joint session for
election of state printer. Republicans in
caucus decided to maintain their organiza-
ton When house was called to order
governors message was presented and
ordered printed. Committee for settle.
ment of differences reported it had accom-
plished nothing and was discharged. The
courts win have to settle tho matter. The
republicans will enloin the payment Of APP
propriations made 10y populist house