The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-25
VOTING FOR SENATORS.
norm IEGTyLATURES IN KANSAS
COMPLY WITH THE Law.
MIR. Smith Elected I'm New Jerscy-Faulk.
ncr and Camden Chosen In West VIZ
ginia-yotss In Other States.

| TOPEKA, KAN. Jan. 2-The Leg1s-
lature has complied with the law requir'
| Ing that ballot for United States Sena-
| tor be taken to-day.
| The Republican House. by agreement
with the Populists. had their first roll
w. Ady (Rep.), caucus nominee. 81; b.
w. Perkins. J.: Ed. Carroll Dem), /;
Ed. O'Bien Dem.). 2. Messrs. Rosenthal
and Chambers Dems.) voted for O'Brien.
and Meagher Dem) for Carroll. Swan
| Rep), who refused to participate In
| the Republican caucus last night, voted
| for Perkins.
| In the Senate the vote was: Ady Rep).
| Is: John Martin Fusion Dem), 8; j. ID.
McCleverty n'usion Dem.). /; Baily Wag-
gener King Pop). /; Frank Doster Qop).
! 10; John w. Dreidenthal Pop). 6.
! The Populist House voted for Senator
as follows: j. ". Breidenthal, II; NJ. W.
Coburn. of Barton county, II; Frank
Doster. Of Marion. -; John Martin, of
Topeka, 9: King. Of Kansas City. 3. The
remaining votes were scattered among
| fourteen candidates. The total vote cast
was 81. There was no election. and the
Joint sessions will be held at noon to-
| morrow.
| The Vote In wisconsin.
| MADISON, WIS, Jan. A.The consti-
| tutional provision making II compulsory
| on the Legislature to vote for United
States Senator on January oath was com
piled with this afternoon by both houses
| OF the LEGISLATURE. At yesterdays eau
Gus of the Democrats a resolution was
passed pledging each member to vote
| to-day for some Democrat from their
district other than the three candidates
| who are now before the caucus. In the
Assembly John c. Spooner received the
| full Republican strength--i2 votes in the
| House end I'm the Senate. The Demo-
Gratis voted for some friend who they
desired 10 honor, each name being differ
| ent Tomorrow both houses Will meet
| In Joint session. The same tactics will
| be followed as at to-day's session, and
| this plan will continue until the caucus
| makes a selection. There was no change
| in the situation to-day.
Faulkner and Camden Elected.
CHARLESTON, w. VA. Jan. H.-The
| state Senate and House OF Delegates to-
day elected two United States Senators.
In the Senate the vote for Senator for
the full term of six years beginning
! March 4th next Charles J. Faulkner,
! the present Senator, received 20 votes;
l.
Faulkner received 80. Elkins IS and o. ID.
Hill Pop) . For the unexpired term OF
| the late Senator Kenna ex-senator Cam
den received the same vote as Faulkner
in both houses Judge Edwin Maxwell
received in the Senate. 20 in the House.
and cast his own vote in the House for
fellow-deegate, NJ. w. Burgess. The
houses meet in Joint session tomorrow
at noon to declare the result.
The Vote in Wyoming.
CHEYENNE, WYO. Jan. oi.-The vote
for Senator resulted as follow:
Senate-C D. Clark Rep). 4; Taylor
Pop). /; Warren (RepD. 4; KulSendall
Dem). 3; Abs (Dem). /; Richards CRep),
/: Snyder OPop), /; New Oem), l.
House-NeW, 4: Richards. |; Beck
OemJ. 8; Holiday DemD, 4; Kukendall,
4: Tidball Pop). 8; Warren, 4; earn
Dem). l; Burke Rep.), l; Morgan Pop).
2; Clark. /; Hinton Pop), /; Brown
Pop), l.
The next ballot will be taken in joint
session tomorrow. The indications favor
| Holiday
Another BALLOT in Nebraska.
| LINCOLN. NEB.. Jan. 24-The two
houses of the Legislature met at noon
to-day and took the one daily ballot.
The Independents held their strength with
! Powers. but made no gains. Paddock
held his strength. but gained none, while
the Democrats and anti-Paddocks scat
| tered their vote among the multiplicity
| of candidates.
Senator Mills Reelected.
AUSTIN, TEX, Jan. 2I.-The Legisla-
ture met at noon to-day TO cast ballot
for United States Senator. Roger Q.
Mills and r. l.. Nugent. Third party
candidate for Governor In the last cam
paign, were the only candidates. The bal
lot resulted: Mills. IA; Nugent, s. Haley
colored member voted for Quincy, OF
| Galveston.
Vote for Senator in New Jersey.
| TRENTON, D. j., Jan. PA ballot
for United States Senator was taken
In both houses OF the Legislature with
the following result to-day:
Senate-James Smith. Jr Dem). 16;
William Sewell Rep) g.
House-Smith. 80; Sewell, 81.
Senator Stewart Reelected.
| CARSON. NEW. Jan. Civilian NJ
Stewart was to-day reelected to the
| United States Senate by the Nevada
| Legislature. He was a Silver Party can
| didate and received a unanimous vote.
| EX-Congressman Bartine was the Repub-
iican candidate.
Leave Ii 10 Their Senator's.
| GALVESTON, TEX, Jan. 2i.-The Sem
ate has shelved the House resolution
| adopted yesterday indorsng the Hatch
Anti Option bill. and passed a substitute
expressing confidence in the Texas Sena-
tors Coke and Mills doing what is best
under the circumstances.
| Deadlock In North Dakota.
| BISMARCK, n. D.. Jan. 2i.-There were
two ballots for United States Senator
In the joint session OF the Legislature
to-day. with practically the same result
as yesterday. No choice.
The Vote In Montana.
HELENA, MON. Jan. H.-The vote In
the Joint Assembly to-day resulted
Clark, q; Sanders. 81 Dixon. IL; Collins,