The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-01-18


VIM ID Bate was re- elected to the
United States Senate by this legisla
ture today. He had walk. over.
MURPHY ELECTED IN NEW YORK.
ALBANY, N Y, Jan. 17.-Belloting
in, the separate houses of the legislature
for United States Senator to succeed
Frank Hlscock took place at noon to.
dhy. Edward Murphy, Jr, OF Troy re.
ceived a majority in each house getting
70 woes in the assembly and II In the
State senate.
FAULKNtR AND CAMDEN HAVE CONFINED
CHARLESTON, w Va, Jan. II. Faux
ner and Camden have combined. Faux.
nor will succeed himself and Camden
will take tho unexpired term OF Kenna.
The caucus will be held to sight.
: CHARLESTON, w. Va, Jan l7.--The
Democratic cancys*tS night nominated
Senator BaulknerSSto succeed himselt
and Camden tOsucceed the late Senator
kenna. The vote was unanimous, no
other candidates being offered. The
Republican caucus will be held to-
morrow night.
tt. HALE ELECTED IN MAINE.
AUGUSTA. Me, Jan 1.-THE election
OF United States Senator TO-DAY re-
suited as follows; Senate = Eugene
Hale, IS; Arthur Sewall, 1. House..
Halo, 95; Sswali, IL. Hale was declared
elected
FIRST BALLOT IN NEBRASKA,
LINCOLN, Jan II Tho frat ballot for
United States Senator was taken this
morning and stood: House-Paddock
Republican, PSI Majors. Republican, 4;
Thurstop, Rsprblioan, 3; Powers. lndo-
pendent, %; Mck ighan, Independent.
9; Pointer, independents, I. The rest of
the votes in tho house were scattered.
ons and two to other candidates.
numbering Sc. The Democrats di.
vided thoir votes principally between
Boyd, Bryan and Sterling Morton, each
getting two. In tho senate the vote
among tho five leading candidates
were: Paddock, 5; Majors, 3; Thurs
ton. /; Powers, S; Paynter, /; scatter
ing, IA.
LODGE WINS IN MASSACHUSETTS.
ss$i5osroN, Jan. 17.--In the Senate to-
day the vote for United States Senator
was: Henry Cabot Lodge, %; p. A. Gel.
Inns. 10. In the House tho vote WAS:
Lodge, 100; Collins, 60; A. 4. Shuman, l.
CoCKRELL SURE OF RE. ELECTION.
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo, Jan. 1.-THE
Democratic mem bers in both branches
of the leg islature voted for tho re cleo.
ton of Senator Francis Marion Cockrcll
to-day The Republicans nominated
Chauncey 1. illey, OF ST. Louis. The
legislature will meet in Joint session to-
morrow and elect Cockrnll.
NO CHOICE IN MONTANA.
HELENA, Mont, Jan. 17.-The result
OF the s. material ballot to-day was:
IL,
Inns, l. No choice.
MICHIGAN RETURNS sToCKBRIDGE.
LANSING, Mich, Jan. lin the
senate this afternoon vote was taken
on the election OF United States Soma
tor, resulting as follows: Stockbridge,
20; Csmpau, 10; Belden, 1. The house
also voted this afternoon. The total
vote in both houses was as follows:
Stockbrldge. Sc; Campau, 49, Belden, s.
Stockbridge's election will be ratified
in joint session in both houses at noon
tomorrow.
DAVIS WILL. BE ELECTED IN MINNESOTA.
ST. PAUL, Mimi, Jan. IA ballot
was taken in each branch of the legisla-
sure at noon today In the house Soma.
tor Davis receiv, d 81 out Of II Republi-
can votes; Moses Clapp, 1; Albert Schoi.
fer, l; q. IA. Start, l. Lawler demo.
craft received 81 votes; Owen (populist,
10. In the senate Davis received 20:
Lawler. II; Owen, II; Merriam, 9; Start,
l; Dickinson, 1; John Lad. /; Scnoirer,
1. a joint ballot will be- taken to-ulor.
row. 1t requires SIS votes to elect q nd
the above result will give Davis two
moro than enough
VOTED WITH THE DEMOCRATS.
GUTHRIE, o. t., Jan. lr.-The dead
look in the lower house If Tho legisla.
ture was broken to-day by NJ. D. Stan.
Icy, Repubi lean, voting with tho Demo
cats and Populists to elect r. T. Vae-
goner, Independent Democrat, spea ller.
ROSS NOMINATED by THE DEMocHArs.
HARRISBURG, Pa, Jan i7-The
Democratic legislative caucus 10 day
nominated by acclamatinn state 3en0-
tor George Ross, of Buck county, Tor
United States Senator.
WHITE NEEDS ONE vorr YET.
SACRAMENTO, Cal, Jan. lT.-Ro.h
branches of tho legislatnro balloted
separately for United States Senator
shortly after noon to-day. IN the sen.
ate White Oem.) received is votes,
FELTON, z, Perkins 6, Bord 3, scattering
4. In the assembly the veto stood:
White ~, FELTON, 8, Perkins 8, Cator
(Pop.) s, scatt. ring IL. White lacks
one vote Of the number necessary TO
elect. A Joint ballot will be taken at
noon tomorrow.
ALLEN AHEAD'IN WASHINGTON.
OLYMPIA. Wash, Jan. I7.-Both
branches OF tho legislature voted to day
in separate session for United States
Senator TO succeed John Il. Alien. Tho
vote vas as follows: Allen, Republican.
Is; Yurncr, Rcpu blican, 8; Grirrs,
Democrat, 9. HouSe--Allen, 81 Turner,