Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-12
STILL NO ELECTION.
REPUBLICANS REFUSE TO yorF.
excitement still high, Hut special
Police Preserve Peace aud
Good order.

LouisviuE, March ia special
10 toe Post from Frankfort tayG TIC
Capitol Ia under consIabuiary fuio this
morning. Mayor julien ordered about
tscnty extra policemen 10 remain ON
duty In the rotunda, with insiruuuous
o. keep tue rotuuda absolutely ciunr
THIS coufto was decided 0n by the
ma or arrr conaul,nuon with the
governor, who said u Frankfort wa.
unable TO afford police protection TO the
members, he intended 20 DO s9, it %
took every state guard iu Kentucky.
Senators James AM Walton were IN
the'Houso CHAMBER ready 10 be on
hunl when the joint session begins.
When tho Dem cratic loadau i1uni
James nuI Walton had secured ad.
missiun 10 the House chamber, they
raised % protest. Mayor julien refused
o. ltuuvo them tayiug u was within
the rover OF the House O. go lhHi.
FOE Democrats declare that 10 an ai-
tempt ~ made by the two rZ-mumhufB
tn vote % Will uufely Ifeolp'niu tf1u'
Die The Republican leaders nsfprt
that both JumUu anu Walton have a
night TO the hJor VI the Housr, hud
some cay they will vote Tor Uhttd
States senators. AtlutAnt General
Cuillor haiu 'Ieunly u luteuCe between
uuseatiug kaufman la the n .us1 aud
declaring ysoani the seats % james
and Walton IN tho Senate was Wat
Kaufman was legally uuaoatud while
James aud Walton were not III IL
expected the sdluWnt general viii
iaku hand 10 lr1utlu bftaks out.
Hpt cAl dice, jI't before noon, Or
lufri 90 ptrsouH iu the upper corridor
10 20 tolIw anu dense mass Uf men
ore now gathered m the lever curfiuor.
VI tho Capitol.
Wueu tue senate fled Into the house
chamuer TO ballot Tor UultoI States
trrnt0r, lunlap bad not arrived upon
the u YOr Ui tue house or qualified.
When this became known, 70 served
10 cool the excitement TWAS evident
thst the Republicans would fall u
elect a senator today unless the vote u
| Popuiht Poor hau been secured. Suna.
tor BrOustUn asked iuut the Journal Of
eACh house yesterday he fenI. OJvc-
ton was male wLIch tue onait sus.
taiucd, saying he uuuetslOud that only
he journal Of tue joint assembly was
| 10 be- read.
Bronston made the poln' that the
! ] ufunl Of the joint assembly must In.
vludo the Journals " taCh house.
Lanucs asked that the chair declare
| tho gentleman out Of order.
The chair decided that the lint Ms
sembly was a separate a'sembly, die
tinut from each h0utU, anu tue mem
| hsiB were only entitled 10 have read
he proceeding Of the Joint assembly.
Saliet tDsm.l moved that tue read.
Ing Of the journal Of the Joint Assem-.
| bly, TO dispensed with. Agreed 10,
| BgOustOu stated that he Understood
| that theio was stationed "a the corridor
! a platoon OF police Tor tho purpose, hu
! supposed, ~ preserving peace aud good
ORDER, He continued. 81 ask WY Ger.
tain persons nov on the fJ1r VI this
] House arc here. ask first as rtqueBt
| aud second no motion that every one
| he excluded tom the il0or Ot this
] House, save members Of Tue i1lnt a..
sombly, aud lllssrs ot The press.
Toe UhAir saiI hu thought she motion
! .ut OF order, hut he wUull put II ~ tho
assembly anyway.
Tue Republicans refused TO vote.
Burlington Hud ioot voted with tho
| Democrats Tor the motion.
| Tue chair aunUuuC Il that no quorum
voted aud the motion was lUsi. Ha
was still OF the Oplui0n that seventy
members constituted quorum AMI
| would 40 rule, and IN All ballots Tor
senator seventy members must bs yot-
ing 10 Insure election.
! BrOnstOn asked that the sergea nj. at
arms be allowed ~ exclude those not
! entitled to seats Ia the assembly.
| (CTies OF Blt DOWN.
This Hngered the speaker and he
shouted he "uad asktd for peace aud
ber ~ for peace"
An call showed $50 members pres.
ent.
Tue ballot resulted; Blackburn o.;
Carlisle ~; Buokuerl.
The Republicans aud Popullst Poor
refused tu vote ami the CIAlr dc.
clarsd no election.
The Democrats say that n seventy
votes are required iOi q quorum, there
will DO no election nisBvssion.