The morning call., 1893-01-18
ELECTING SENATORS.
Murphy Carries Off the Prize in New
York State.


York State.
ALE ANY. Jan. 17.-Edward Murphy,
Tammauy's candidate for United States
Senator, against whose election President
elect Cleveland protested, was chosen to
that position notwithstanding by the Leg
islature to-day to succeed Senator Frank
HiscOck by the following vote: Senate
Murphy Il. HiScock Z. WhiteIaw Reid l.
HOuse-MurDhy So, Hiscoek 50.
LINCOLN, Nebr., Jan. 17.-Both houses of
the Legislature voted separately for United
States Senator at noon with the following
result; Paddock lR) IS. Thursion (R) 3.
Mers r. 7, Crounse (R0 ., Power (Pop)
50, Boyd D)4. The remainder was seat
tering. As the ballot IS generally believed
not to be legal the vote is q sort of go-as-
yOu-please affair.
NASHVILLE. Tenn, Jan. 17.-BOth houses
voted in separate session for United States
Senator. The Senate vote stood: Bate ID
Fl, Wiusiead lR) 6. The House stood
Bate 81. Winsted p. Barrett . Senator Bate
VIII be declared elected tomorrow.
HARRISBURG. Jan. 1.-THE Republican
caucus this morning nominated N. ) Quay
for United States Senator-146 for Quay TO
Is for D4izell and l for Goblin.
HARTFORD, Conn, Jan. 17.-Joseph R.
Hawley (R.) was chosen United States
Senator to-day al the joint legislative ses-
sion.
AUGUSTA, Ne, Jan. 17.-Hale received a
majority IN both houses for the position of
United States Senator, and this action will
be ratified in joint session tomorrow.
BosION, Jan. 17.-The Democratic caucus
chose Patrick A. Collins as its candidate for
r--lf In ba 70 ba
vote for United States Senator stood :
Henry Cabot Lodge %, P. A. Collins 10. IN
tie HoGSe-Lodge $50, Collins 60, Shuman l.
INDIANAPOLIS. Jan. lin a separate
session Of both houses of the Legislature,
each cast a majority for Senator Turpie to
succeed himself as United States Senator.
The formality Of his election will be gone
through with in joint session tomorrow.
ST. PAUL Jan. Ex-senator c. X. Davis
will be reelected al the joint session of the
houses OF The Legislature tomorrow. The
houses voted separately to-day. the CON-
biued result being that he got eigh;y-seyen
votes ghty-fve being a majority on joint
ballot. There were a few scattering Repub-
lican votes for the other candidates, which
Will doubtless be cast for him on joint bal
lot LAWYER 3D. got IS votes altogether
Owen lPop) %
OLYMPIA. Wash, Jan. 17-Both branches
of the Legislature voted to-day in separate
session for United States Senator to succeed
John B. Allen. The vote was as follows
Senate-Allen RI -, Turner r. g. Griggs
D)9. HOuse-AIen 81, Turner II, Griggs
Is. Teats Pop.) 9.
Senatorial matters took significant turn
tonight from the fact that the Turner men
are endesyoring to force a caucus. showing
that several who voted for Allen to-day
we're pledged to him on the first ballot. The
two houses will meet in joint ses-
sion to ballot tomorrow. The Allen
men claim they will get two more votes
on the first ballot Tomorrow. making fifty
one votes. while ffty-seven is necessary to
elect Turner'S friends assert that they
will get thirty FIVE votes, nine more than
they received to-day.
The Democrats and PopulIsts will stand
firm for their respective candidates and 1t
is not thought probable that the election
can be secured by either Allen or Turner
fhr some days yet, if at all.
HELENA, Mont. Jan. 17-The first break
in the Senatorial vote occurred to-day in
Joint session, when Day and Mathews
Pop, who have heretofore voted for Null
villes Pop.), changed to Dixon 3D.. The
result Of the ballot was: Sanders 81, Clark
23. Dixon II. Collins /. Two paired.
DOVER. Del. Jan. 17.-Senator George
Gray was elected TO the United States SEN
ate without opposition.
CHARLESTON, w. Va, Jan. 1.-THE
Democratic caucus tonight nominated SEN
ator c. } Faulkner to succeed himself, and
Hon. Johnson y. Camden to succeed SEN
ator Kenna. The vote was unanimous
no other candidate was offered. The Re-
publican caucus will be held tomorrow
night.
JEFFERSON CITY. Mo-. Jan. 17.-Both
branches of the Legislature voted for
United States Senator to-day, Francis NJ.
Cockrell being reelected. The Legislature
will meet III joint session to-morrow and
complete the election.
LANSING, Mich, Jan. 17.-BalIoting for
United States Senator began in each branch
OF the Legislature to-day and resulted in
the reelection Of Senator Francis B. Stock
bridge.