The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-01-19
THE SENATORS ELECTED.
THE Caucus SELECTIONS RATIFIED
IN THE JOINT SESSIONS.
Mr.. White Elected by the California Assem-
bly-Murphy's Vote in New York.
The Results in Other States.

Republicans. one Populist and one Demo-
crat senator's met In joint session with
the Republican House this morning to
ballot for State printer The Republicans
voted for George w. Crane, but as no
candidate could receive a constitutional
majority, there was no election and the
session adjourned.
The rival houses met together as usual
this morning, but their proceedings were
not marked with excitement, and on the
Republican side there was no interest
whatever ANarge grist of bills and reso-
lutions were introduced on both sides.
The Populists made a start which, if
carried 10 a conclusion. will land the So
luton Of the complications in the supreme
court. 1t is "A bill 10 appropriate $4,000
for the Worlds Fair. The POpulists offer
the Worlds Fair bill because IL is a popu
lar measure and they hope to place the
responsibility Of defeating it upon the
Republicans If 1t be attacked in the su-
preme court.
The Populist election committee has re-
ported the returns unseating Ballnger, OF
Coffey county ana giving the seat 10
Rice. This is the famous tie case.
Stephen White Elected Senator.
OACRAMEN ~, tAls., Jan io'-ole-
phen NJ. White DemocraD. of Los An
geles. was elected United States senator
from California. TO succeed Charles n.
FELTON,. on the first ballot in the conven-
ton of the Legislature to-day.
Murphy it Is.
ALBANY, N. Y. Jan. 1S.-The Legisla-
ture, in Joint session to-day, ratified the
election of Edward Murphy, Jr., as United
states senator a succeed HiCcock.
Senator Hawley Again.
HARTFORD, CONN, Jan. 1s.-Tn Joint
session to-day the Legislature confirmed
the election of Joseph r. Hawley to the
United States Senate
"Foroe Bill" Lodge Now a Senator.
BOSTON, MASS, Jan. 1s.-The Legisla-
ture met in joint convention at noon and
the election Of Henry Cabot Lodge as
United States senator was formally pro-
claimed.
Senator Hale From Maine.
AUGUSTA, ME-, Ian lS.-The election
OF Eugene Hale to the United States Sen
ate was confirmed in a joint session Of the
Legislature to-day.
Ouay's Election Ratified.
HARRISBURG, PA, Jan. 1S.-The Leg
islature met i'm joint session at noon 20
day and formally ratified the election Of
Senator Quay 10 succeed himself from
March 4th next.
Senator Gray Reelected.
DOVER. DEL. Jan. 18.-The Lesisla-
ture in joint session to-day formally
reelected Senator Gray to the United
States Senate. He received 2s votes. Two
Republicans voted blank.
The Montana Deadlock.
To
of to-day's ballot for United States sena-
tor was: Sanders 81; Dixon. IL; Clark. p;
Collins, 1. No choice.
Senator CocIIreIl Re-Elected.
JEFFERSON, CITY, MO. Jan. 1S.-The
Legislature in joint session to-day re-
elected Francis Marion Cockrell United
States seIator by the following vote:
Senate-Cockrell, %; Chauncey /. Filley,
g. House-Cockrel. Sc; Fiiiey, B. Total
vote-Cockrell, l09; Filley, ~.
Senator Davis Elected.
ST. PAUL, MINI, Jan. 1S.-Senator
Davis (Republican) was elected United
States senator to-day on Joint ballot, re-
ceiving s. votes, the number necessary to
a choice. Lawler Democrat received 20;
overt PopulisO, %.
Senator Turpie Reelected.
INDIANAPOLIS. IND. Jan. lS.--Tbe
Indiana Legislature in Joint session at
noon to-day reelected David Turpie TO
the United States Senate. He received lD2
votes, and Charles w Fairbanks As
No Election in Nebraska.
LINCOLN, NEB, Jan. lS.-The first
ballot of the Legislature in jcint session
at noon to-day for United States senator
resulted as follows: Paddock. 32: Powers,
q; Majors, Z; McKeighau s. Boyd. 4:
Edgerson 5; Thomson, 4. Forty-six votes
were scattered among twenty-five candi-
dates. Necessary to a choice 66
The Washington Contest.
OLYMPIA, WASH, Jan. 1S.-The Legis-
lature, in joint session to-day, took five
unsuccessful ballots for United States
senator and then adjourned out Of respect
for the memory of ex-President Hayes.
The last ballot resulted Alien (Republi-
cam, As; Turner (Republican). q; Griggs
OemocrD, n; Teats QopulisD, 9.
stockbridge Reelected.
LANSING, MICH, Jan. 1S.-In joint
session at noon to-day the State Legisla-
ture formally reelected Senator Francis
Il. Stockbridge.
Bates Big Majority.
NASHVILLE, TENN, Jan. lS.-The
Senate and House met in joint session to-
day and Speaker Dismuker announced
that the total number of votes cast by
the members Of the two houses for United
States senator was 122; necessary 10 a
choice o. Senator Bate received 50, Geo.
w NNinstaad 81 and NJ T. Garrett 2