The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-18
WORK OF ASSEMBLIES.
NO COMPROMISE BETWEEN THE
KANSAS RIVAL HOUSES.
United States Senators Nominated and
Elected in Many states-A Compromise
in West yirgInis-Other States.

| document, Wnlcn would NIL q page IN an
ordinary newspaper. and it was ordered
printed.
Members are unable to draw any
saleries. and as many OF them. particular
ly the Populists, are not possessOrc Of
bank accounts, there is sure TO be trouble
with their landlords of the city before
long
This morning soon after the two houses
| met the conference committee reported
that 1t rad been unable to agree on any
| recommendations for a settlement Of the
| controversy.
This ended all efforts at a compromise,
| and the two organizations resumed work
| as usual
A Legislative Appropriation bill will
soon be pushed through the Senate and
| the POpuist House under suspension Of
rules, and sent to the Governor for his
signature. Anticipating this the Republi
cans lawyers are getting ready to bring
| IL before the supreme court, which would
bring the issue between the two houses
squarely up for adjudication. and the more
| conservative Populists admit that it's de-
cision will bring one House or the other
| 10 a standstill. The Populists consider
| their caucus nomination of T.. II. Snow
| to be state printer to be equivalent to an
| election. They will prevent an election
and Snow being already State printer will
| thus hold over.
A Clash in Colorado.
DENVER, COL. Jan. 1.-THE Colorado
Legislature is i'm a muddle over the ap-
pointment Of clerks for the various COM
mittees. In the lower House. the Repub-
licans have majority of one. but have
lost their power, because they would not
give the member Funderberg the clerk
Chi ba cI.f Lad
in caucus. Funderberg and the Demo-
crat and POpulists combine win now
make an attempt to oust the Speaker. and
put one of their own men in his place.
In the Senate the Lieutenant-Governor
is ur in arms. and questions the tight
of the president pro TEN. TO appoint COM
mttees, and proposes TO take the matter
before the supreme court for decision.
The First Ballot in Nebraska.
LINCOLN. NEB.. Jan. 1.-THE first
ballot for United States Strator taken
this morning stood: House-Paddock
Rep), IS; Majors, Rep). 4; Thurston,
Rep), 8; Powers Und), %; McKeighan
Qnd), (; Pointer Qnd), 1.
The rest of the votes in the House were
scattered. one and two TO a candidate.
among twelty-slx other candidates. The
Democrats divided their votes principally
between Boyd, Bryan and Sterling Nor
ton, each getting q
In the Senate the vote among the five
leading candidates was: Paddock. 5; Ma
jors, g. Thurston, /; Powers, s; Paynter
l; scattering IA.
Senator Davis VIII be Chosen.
ST. PAUL, MINI, Jan. IA ballot
was taken in each branch Of the Legisla-
ture at noon to-day In the House Sena-
tor Davis received 81 out II Republican
votes: Moses Clapp, 1; Albert Scheffer, 1;
C. NJ. Starl, l. Lawler Dem.) received
81 votes; owen (Pop), u.
In the Senate Davis received %: Law
Ter. II; Owen. II; Merriam, 2: Start /;
Dickinson, /; John Lind, /; Scheffer, /. |
The joint ballot will be taken tomorrow. |
1t requires s. votes TO elect and the above |
result will give Senator Davis two more |
than enough to elect him.
White VIII VIM
SACRAMENTO, CAL. Jan. 17.-Both |
branches Of the Legislature balloted sepa- |
rately for United States Senator shortly |
after noon to-day In the Senate White |
Dem) received IS votes; Felton, T. Per- |
ldns, s; Bard 8; scattering, T. In the |
Assembly the vote stood: White, ~; |
FELTON,. G; Perkins. s; Gator (PopD, S;
scattering, T. White lacks one vote Of
the number nee a5sary to elect. A Joint |
ballot will be taken at noon.
Stockbridge Wins in Michigan
LANSING. MICH, Jan. lin the Sen
ate this afternoon a TOte was .aken on |
the election OF United States Senator,
resulting as follows: Stockbridge. 20:
Campau. 10; Belden. l. The House voted
this afternoon. Total vote in both houses:
Stockbridge, Sc: Campau, 36 Belden. 3.
Strockbrdges election will be ratified in
a joint session in both houses at noon
tomorrow.
Senator Turpie Reelected.
INDIANAPOLIS, IND. Jan. 12.--The
-wo houses Of the Indiana Legislature
voted separately to-day for United States
Senator. In both branches Senator Tur-
lie received the Democratic party vote
md a majority in each, and the formality |
If the selection viii be completed to-
morrow. The Republicans voted solidly
or Charles w. Fairbanks.
The Vote in Washington.
OLYMPIA, WASH. Jan. i7.-Both |
branches of the Legislature voted to-
lay in separate session for United States
senator to succeed John B Allen. The
'cte was as follows: Senate-Allen Rep). |
5: Turner Rep), Q; Griggs Oem), g.
Iouse-Allen, 81; Turner. II; Griggs. 49,
eats Pop). 9.
Murphy Gets a Majority in Both Houses.
ALBANY. N. Y, Jan. 1.-THE balotlng
n the separate houses OF the Legislature
or a United States Senator to succeed
frank Hscock took place at noon to-day
edward Murphy, Jr., of Trey, received
majority in each house, getting 73 votes
n the Assembly and IL i'm the state SEN
te. I
Faulkner and Camden Nominated.
CHARLESTON, w. VA, Jan. 1.-THE 5
caucus tonight nominated c
enator Faulkner TO succeed himself and
NJ. Camden 10 succeed Senator Kenna
he vote was unanimous, no other candi- ?
ate being offered. The Republican eau I
is will be held tomorrow night.
Deadlock Broken.
GUTHRIE. o. r.. Jan. 1.-THE dead
,ck in the lower house OF the Legislature
-as broken to-day by NJ. D. Stanley. Re-
voting with the Democrats and >
ne Populists to elect T. r. Waggoner, !,
Democrat, speaker /,
The Vote for Lodge. r
BOSTON, Jan. lin the Senate to-
ay the vote for United States Senator
as: Henry Cabot Lodge. %; p. A. Col
ms, 10. In the House the vote was: o.
odge, 160; Collins, 69; a. L. Shuman. l. :,
Senator Hale Reelected. !,
AUGUSTA, ME-. Jan. 1.-THE election Il
: United States Senator to-day resulted IN
follows: Senate-Eugene Hale, 2S: Ar c;
lur SewaIl /. House-Hale, 50; Sewsll, ii
Hale was declared elected. OF
Choice of the Democrats.
Pa, Jan. 1.-THE a.
mocratic legislative caucus to-day '
mir ated by acclamation State Senator
Gorge Ross, OF Bucks county. for