The Princeton union. [volume] (Princeton, Minn.) 1876-1976, 1895-01-24
WASHBURN Is OUT.

THE SENATOR GIVES UP THlS SEN.
ATORIAL FIGHT.
He Relenses His Supporters From
| Further Effects in His Behalf
| John Lind Is Offered Their support
but he Declines to Run.
| burn is out of the fight, and he has re-
leased his supporters from further eff
forts in his behalf.
| That was the result Of long con-
ference of his friends.
They met and talked the situation
| over with the result that committee
was appointed to see if combination
with McCleary and Comstoch could
not be formed. The chief aim OF the
Washburn supporters was to band
themselves together in such way that
with the aid Of Comstock and Nc
Cleary's friends it would be impossible
for Nelson's election
Washburn's supporters asked John
LIND to become a candidate, but after
a consultation with his friends lie re.
fused
Ballot in the Legislature.
St. Paul, Jan. 24.-The first ballot
for United States senator did not differ
materially from the vote of the Repub-
llcan caucus last Friday night, as far
as the two leading candidates are con-
cerned. At the caucus Washburn had
on the last ballot Sc votes and Nelson
62. Comstock had fourteen votes last
FRIDAY night and Ii to-day. McC,eary
had votes to-day. The Democrats
voted as per agreement for McHale
and the Populists for Donnelly.
In the house these Republican
changes were noticed on the ballot to-
day:
Blagik, who on Friday night voted
for Comstock, voted to-day for Nelson:
Holman, voting on Friday night for
McCleary, voted to-day for Nelson;
Torson, voting on Friday for Wash
burn, voted for Nelson. These are the
three new Nelson votes. Johns of
Ramsey county, who voted for Nelson
at the caucus, voted to-day for Nc
Cleary, leaving Nelson a net gain of
two in the house
In the senate Macarthur. who on
Friday night voted for Washburn,
voted to-day for Dickinson; and Rove
rud of Houston county changed from
Washburn to Nelson. ><
In the House.
Those voting for Washburn in the
house were:
Ahlstrom. Baston, Boobar, Brainerd,
Cross, Dahl, Dale, Dare, DeLaittre,
Dingman, Downs, Geissler, Gum,
Gutterson, Juliar. Leach. Lovejoy.
Mansfield, Metcalf, Mckinney, Rice,
Robbins, Sederberg, Severance, Smith,
e. E., Staples Swanson, Vogel, Woold-
ridge, Wright, Tier, speaker
Those voting for Nelson were:
Anderson, Barta, Blagik, Boxrud,
Buck, Burke, Cant Christensen,
Craig, Damp Dressed, Ellingsen. Fer
ris, Gibbs. Grondhal. Hartshorn,
Hoeffken, Holman, jacobson, johnson.
f., Jones. J. D., Jones, J. n. Kelly, A.
B., Kendall, Littlejohn. Lockwood
Mathieson, Mallette, Muliin, McInnis
Parker, Post, Reeves, RobilIard, Samr !.
son, Sander, Shell. Smith, G. A., Smissr
]. NJ, Strang Tallman, Torson, Under.
wood.
Those voting for Comstock were:
Bickford, Douglas. Feig, Finney
Foss, Nicholson, McGrath. L, Nieman 3
Sivright. Soule.
Those voting for McCleary were:
Johns. Johnson. e. c.. Nash, Odds,
Schofield, Underleak, Warner.
Those voting for Donnelly were:
Brevig, Hendricks, Knuteson. Lee
Meilicke, Nelson, Richardson, Vigen.
Those voting for McHale were:
Chisholm, French, Furlong, Gerlach,
Cores. Kelly, p. H., O'Reilly, Schroed
err, Schumacher.
In the Senate.
Those voting for Washburn in the
senate were:
Allen. Barr, Culkin, Day. Durham,
Greer, Howard, Johnson. w. E., Lar
son, Masterman, Miller, Miller, Nor
gan, Potter, Pottgeiser, Spencer, Sper-
ry, Stebbins, Stockton, Theden,
Thompson. Wyman, Yale.
Those who voted for Nelson were:
Collester, Currier, French, Fuller,
Hanson, Iltis, Johnson, A. G., Knat-
void, Lloyd, Peterson. Roverud, Shee-
han, Stevens, Sweingsen, Thorpe,
Wing, Young.
Those voting for Comstock were:
Cole, Heneman, Smith.
Inc one Young Tor McCleary was:
Ozmun.
Those voting for McHale were:
Keller, Schaller.
Those voting for Donnelly were:
Cronkhite, Hanna, Reishus, Ring.
dahl, Sevatson.
The one voting for Pillsbury was:
Hodge. ---....-. ,~
The one voting for Dickinson was:
Macarthur.
Absent-Moore, Populist, and Jones'
Republican.
South Dnkota's Banks,
Washington, Jan. 24--The abstract
OF reports of the condition of four ma,
tlonal banks of South Dakota Dec.
~, 1894, was given out to-day by
Controller Eckles. The abstract shows
that loans and discounts amount to-