Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1893-01-18

lOtcd separately Tor United States Senator
to-day. In the Senate the vote was: Casey,
b; Worst, q, Smith. 2; Kingnan, 8; An
ders0n, 2 Roach, Z; Muir. A. sa,terlund,
l. In the House: Casey. 3; Worst, 5;
Smith, 2: kinemsn. 3: Anderson, G: Roach,
Is Mir, II, Skttorlund. 3.
AUGusrt, MAINE, January 1.-THE cleo
ton OF United States senator to-day re-
suited rs follows: Senate Eugene Hale.
~; Arthur Sewall, I. House--Hale, g5 ;
Sewall, Il. Hale was therefore declared
elected
NASHVILLE, TENN., January H.. Rx.Gov-
ernor William h. Bate was re elected TO the
United States Senate by the Legislature
to-day. lie had a walS-oyer.
HrlRNA. MoNT., January 1.-THE result
of the senatorial ballot to-day was San
ders, 81 ; CLARK, "a. Dixon, II; Collins, /.
No choice
ALBANY, n. T.. January 1.-THE ballot
ing IN tho separate houses Of the ToVisla
turc for United States senator 70 succeed
Frank Iiscock took place at noon TO-DAY.
Edward Murphy, Jr.. Of Troy. received
the majority IA each house, getting 73
votes IN the Assembly aud II in the State
Senate.
BosroN. January 17.-In the Senate 10.
day the vote for United States senator
was: Henry Cabot Lodge, 29: y. A. Col
Inns, 10. In the House the vote was
Lodge. 100 Collins, 60; A. +. Shuman, I.
DOVER, DBL, January l7.-Senator
George Gray was TO-DAY reelected to the
senate without opposition.
JgF'IRsoN CRY. Mo. January 1.-The
Democratic members IN both branches Of
the Legislature voted for the reelection
of Senator Francis Marion Cockrell to-day.
lie Republicans nominated Chauncev |.
Ellpy. OF St Ions. The Legislature will
fraff N Ia ~ nj 1fa .
CockreN
LAssING, MicH.. January 17.-In the
Senate this afternoon a vote was taken on
tho election OF United States senator. re-
shifting as follows: StockbrIdge. 20: Cam
ppu. I0; Bciden. =. The House voted this
forenoon. Total vote in both houses :
StockhritRe, SC; Campau. 20 Belden. 3.
Stockurdge's election will be ratified in
JOINT session Of both houses at noon to-
morrow.
81. pACI, MrNv., January IA ballot
was taken IN each branch OF the Icgisla-
tJrc at noon today. IN the House Sena-
tor DAVIS received c. out of the II Repub-
hcan votes: Moses Clapp. /: Albert
Schcfer, ], and c. n. Start, I. LAWYER
democrat received 81 votes, aud Owen
.lopuhsD H. In the Senate. Davis re
cc.ycd 20: Lewlcr, ~: Owen. II ; Merriam,
2. Start. Dickinson. ]: John Lind. /.
J
taken tomorrow. II requires IS votes TO
elect and the above result VIII give Sena-
tor Davis two more than enough to elect
him.
LINCOLN. NEE. January 1.-THE first
ballot for United States senator was taken
this morning and stood: Housc-Pad-
dock lkepublioanI. y; Majors lRepubh-
cam, (: 'ihuroton Republican 3 Powers
independently, y. McKeiPhan Gude-
ttar.ft..V4. l4rrtflr iITtlsf4Tf4rlt /
The rest of the votes in the House were
scattered, one aud TWO 10 a candidate,
among twcuty-sIX other candidates. The
Democrats divided their votes principally
between Boyd. Bryan. and Sterling Nor
ton. each getting two. IN the Senate the
vote among the FIVE leading candidates
was. Paddock. 3; Majors, 3; lhuTston,
/; Powers, = Paynter, / scattering, IA.
OLYUA, WAsH., January 17.-Buth
branches Of the Legislature voted to-day
In ,partte session for United States sen8-
tor % succeed Joun B. A len, and the vote
wa Gs follows senate Allen (Repubh-
can. 10. Turner .RepuUilcan), 9: Griges
Dcmoorlt, O. House Alien, 81 Turner,
a.; Griggs IS; Leafs lPopulist), 9.
ISpNSApoLIs, lSD.. January 1.-THE two
houses Il tho Indiana Legislature voted
separately today for United States soma
tor. IN both branches Senator Iurpic re-
DID each, and the furmailty OF his election
Will be- completed tomorrow. The Bepub-
lcaus voted solIdly for Charles W FAIR
banks.
SACRAMENTO. CAL, January II. Both
branches ot the Legislature bgllOte1 sepa-
rntely for United States senator shortly
inter noon to-day. Ia the Senate White
Democrat received Is votes; FELTON, Re
publcan'. =. Perkins, g. Bard 8 ; scatter
ing. 8. In the Assembly the vote stood:
White, q; FELTON,. d Perkins, g; Gator
lropuhst', q. sclftcrne, H. White lacks
one vote OF the number necessary to elect.
A Iont ballot will DO taken at noon to-
morrow.
MADISON. Wis, January l7.-That Con
gresham Mitchell has made gam, IN the
senatorial contest j. conceded by his OppJ-
ueuts to-day. If be holds his present
strength be will no doubt, lead on the first
ballot ~ the caucus 20 morrow night. The
most OF the Mitchell gains comes from the
knight forces, and 10 Is quito evident that
the fight - between Mitchell and Bragg.