The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1893-01-24
RATES REELECTION.
An EyentfuI Day in the Tennessee Leglkla
ture-so,ne Important Steps Taken.

An Eventful Day in the Tennessee Leg,hla
ture-sone Important Steps Taken.
Nashville. Tenn, January 17.-(Special.)-
Tn accordance with the decision OF the JOINT
democratic caucus, William Il. Bate was to-
day formally reelected to the United States
senate for term of six years. The ballot
was taken by each house separately ana they
will meet tomorrow at joint session and
declare the result. MIR. Bate received 70
votes in the senate and 81 in in the
house George w. Winstead, late repubil-
can candidate for governor, received votes
in the senate and % in the house. b. e.
Garrett received the vote of Pierson and
Gwynn, populists Mr.. Ledbetter, another
populite, declined to vote altogether, while
Backford and Gooch voted for Bate.
In Other states.
Harrisburg, Pa, January 1.-THE re-
publican caucus this morning nOmina ted
Matthew S. Quay for United States sena-
tor. The vote was: Quay, 1916; Dalzell, Is;
Bismarck, N. D., January 17-W1liam
Roach was nominated for United States
senator by the democratic caucus last night
and Walter NJ. Mair, by the populist eau
Gus. The republicans will probably caucus
on Tuesday night.
Sacramento, Cal, Janury I'm. II.
DeYoung has withdrawn from the senate
rial contest. ,
Lincoln, Neb.. January 1.-THE first BAH
lot for United States senator was taken this
morning and stood: Hogse-Iaddork ~. r, r.
publican u.s. Majors ow Tenn0ea ID
McKeighan Independent, 4; Paynter, indepen-
dent, /. The rest Of the votes. in the house
didates, numbering twenty-six. The demo
Gratis divided their votes principally between
Boyd Bryan and Sterling Morton each get
ting two. In the senate the vote among the
jors, 3; Thurston, /; Powers. 8; Paynter. /;
scattering 4.
branches Of the legislature balloted separately
for United States senator shortly ait noon
today. In the semitic White, demo rat re-
5: scattering, l. In the assembly the vote
stood: White, AZ; FELTON,, 6; Perkins s: G.
tor. populst 8; scattering, -. White la ks
one vote OF the number nece sary 10 elect
Albany, ~ Y. January 17.-BIlloting In tn!
separate houses of the Legislature =. for Unit Cd
place at noon today. Edward Murphy. Jr.
Of Troy received n majority in each house
getting seventy. three votes in the assembly
and Seventeen In the state senate
Charleston, W. Va, January l7.1Faulkner
and Camden have combined. Faulkner viii
succeed himself and Camden Will take tht
unexpired term Of Kenna. caucus will be
held tonight
The DINO ratio caucus tonight nominated
Senator Faulkner TO succeed himself ant
CanIen TO succeed Senator Kenna. The vote
was unanimous other candidates bein:
offered. Tie republican caucus will be hel'
Augusta Maine, January 17.-The election
of United States senator today resulted a.
Sewall 1. House-IIale 90, Sewall Al, ant
Hale was declared elected.
Harrisburg. Pa, January 1.-THE demo 10
cratic legislative caucus today nominated, b,
reclamation, State Senator George Ross, o
Bucks county, for United States senator.
St. Paul, Mimi. January IA ballot wa
noon : the house Senator Davis ,!ds, !, re e
claTp .,Scheffcr l. G. NJ N. Start Start
nickins3 sohn Lind /, Schefrer l. A join
81 votes TO elect and the above result Will
give Davis two, more than enough.
Lansing, Mich. January 17.-In the senat
this afternoon a vote was taken on the cleo
ton of United States senator. resulting a
follows: Stockbridge 20 CSmpau 10. Belder
l. The house voted this forenoon Total vot
in both houses: Stockbridgc SG, Campau 20
Beldcn :. StOckbridgc's election will be rat
fed in joint session in both houses at nool
Jfers sonn city; Mo- Non January 17nDemo
lature voted for the reelection Of senate
Frances Marion Cockrell today. The repuhli
cans nominated ChHuncey i. Filley. Of ST
session tomorrow and elect Mr.. CockreII
Helena. Mont. January 1.-THE result o
the senatorial ballot todoy was, Sanders 81
Roston Mass Mass" Jannary S IN the f' senat
today the vote for United States senator was
Henry Cabot Lodge 20. p. A. Collins 10 II
the house the vote was: Lodge 100 Collins
80 A. II. Shuman |.
Dover. Del, Iannarv Ex-senator Georg,
Gray was today reelected to the senate with
.inGi Hepolfs. Jqnunory. 1.-THE two house
today fer United States senator. In botf
hranchFS Turnip ro"oivNd the dPm0cratit
party vote and a maioritv In each. and the
formolitv of this election viii be COMPLETED
tomorrow. The republicans voted sodly fol
Charles w. Fairbanks.
0lvmpia Wash January 17-Bott
branches CT the legislature voted today ir
sepPrate session for United States senator t.
succeed John Il. Alien. The vote was Ms l.
lows Allen republican. u; Turner rpnub
lean. o: Griggs. democrat .. Housn-AIen
81; Turner. II; Griggs. IS: Leafs. popuist O.
/ bismarck, N. D.. January 1.-THE two
! houses OF the Legislature ballofted senarately
for United States senator toiav.. The vote
u T Kngmnn VA Ander Sg > W Roacb o Mnir
4; Satterllnd. 1. In the house-Casey, 3:
Worst 3; Smith, Z; KinGman. 5; Anderson, s.;
Roach, "A; Muir, ID; Satterlund, 8.