The herald., 1893-01-24
GOING TO SEE ABOUT IT.
German and Whitney Hold a
Consultation.
The Montana SenatOrship to Be
Looked After.
A Democrat Should Be Elected at
All Hazards.
The Senatorial Deadlocks In North Da-
kota, Nebraska, Washington, Wis
consin and Montana Arc
Unbroken.
BY the Associated Press.

5y tne AesOcldteu frtss.
New YORK, Jan. 23.-An evening pa
per says: Senator Arthur P. German
If Maryland, chairman of the Demo-
cratic steering committee of the senate,
had conference today with Hon. W.. G.
Whitney on the situation in Montana.
Senator German is confident the Demo-
Gratis will organize the senate, even II
the troubles in Montana are not settled,
but he wants Democrat elected from
that state just the same. The eitua-
tion in Montana has been
the subject of several previous
conferences between the Democratic
leaders and it was thought at one time
the trouble there was settled, but it has
broken out again since the Legislature
met. Senator German and Mr.. Whit
ney will communicate with the party
leaders in Montana and if the trouble
there cannot be settled 10y correspond
ence, some one may be Sent out there to
see if the factions within the party can
not be united.
THE WASHINGTON DEADLOCK.
olympia, Wash, Jan. % On the
twenty-tifth ballot for United States
senator, Shadle OF Pierce changed from
Allen to Turner, the vote etandirg
Allen, 81; Turner, 25; Griggs, 81; Teats,
g. The twenty sixth ballot was the
same.
In the caucus tonight the 27 Demo.
cratic members OF the leglelature pledged
themselves to vote solidly for Griggs tc
the end Of the session If necessary
Turner's 25 supporters have also agreed
to stand firm. Que OF the Allen men
stated tonight that he would remain
with Allen but two days more. Aller
has 81 votes, within six OF majority
The nine Populists have also expressed
determination to vote ior their cendt
date to the end
II-TlnvuN Ksu ssllI Isgq sgsqs fas efa
joint ballot for United ssstos Is. ~
showed no new feature other than tn
wi hdrawal OF John M. Thurston Rep. J
Powers (Pop) held the Independent
vote. receiving As, while Paddock. OWNS
to several absentees, received but 27
Chief Justice Maxwell received one, anc
is being talked of as dark horse, while
the withdrawal of Thurston is said by
some to mean the election of Governor
Crounse, who ia said to be very favor
ably regarded by several Populists in
the event of their going to Republican.
WYOMING.
CHEYENNE, Wyo., Jan. 23 The legis-
latufe will take the fl irst vote for senator
tomorrow. each house voting separately
There is no possible chance of a choice.
Those most prominently mentioned at
the beginning are now believed to be out
of the race, which is expected soon to
narrow down between Holiday and
earn, with dark horse as possibility
NORTH DAKOTA,
BISMARCK, N D., Jan %. Two bal
lots for senator were taken today, with
out change. except that Muir (Pop.) re.
ceived 26 votes. the d mocrats and
Populists combining on him.
WISCONSIN
MADISON, Wis, Jan. 90 The fret
ballot in the senatorial contest tonight
resulted: Mitchell 80. Bragg 80, Knight
10 Five others followed without
change and the caucus adjourned until
tomorrow afternoon.
KANSAS.
TOPEKA, Kas., Jan. 23.-The Republi-
cans tonight nominated James w. Adv
for United States senator on third ballot,
the vote standing Ady 43, Perkins 2S,
Baker
THE BALLOTING IN MONTANA.
HELENA, Mont, Jan. 23 There is
practically no change in the vote for
senator. The ballot today was: San
ders, 27; Clark, IS /; Dixon, IL Collins, 2.