New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-01-20
CAUCUS NOMINEES CHOSEN.
FAIRBANKS. PENRosE. HANsBROUGH. TELLER
VEST. JONES GhLLINGER AND PLATT
ELECTED SENATE
THEIR CHOICE. INSTEAD OF Mr.. HILL.


VEST. JONES GiLI.INGER AND PLATT
ELECTED SENATE
Indianapolis. Jan 19.-Tn the House and Senate to-
day Charles W Fairbanks was elected United States
Senator. ID. ". Voorhees, was put in nomination by
the Democrats. Leroy Templeton BY the Popuists
and Fairbanks by the Republicans In the House
Fairbanks was severely arraigned by the Democrats
who called him a millionaire representative of cor
porat.ons The vote in the House Fairbanks.
80: Voorhees, l6: Tempeton !. In the Senate the
same programme was carried out. Fairbanks receiv-
ing majority OF the votes cast Tomorrow. at 10
m. the House and Senate will meet in joint ses-
sion. and another vote will be taken. which will be
the final step In electlng Fairbanks.
Harrisburg. Penn. Jan l9When the Senate met
o'clock this afternoon to cast it's vote for
United States Senator. the galleries crowded
and every member in his seat with the ex-
cepton OF Senators Penrose and Mitchell the latter
OF whom is ILL., After the call order Lieutenant
Governor Lyon announced the names OF the two
candidates, which mad been presented to the Sem
ate on January The rolcall then ordered
Boes Penrose receiving the votes OF the forty-two
Republicans present and Chauncey r Black the
The House also met at o'clock and voted for
Senator Cameron's successor. Mr.. Penrose received
lGs votes: ex-Leutenant Governor Chauncey F.
BLACK Of York 80 votes an and, sx,-posmaster-
Both bodies will meet In joint session at noon to-
to conclude the election OF United States
Senator
Bismarck. y. D.. Jan. l9.-H. c. Hansbrough was
to-day reelected United States Senator by a total Of
es to % for w. 4. Bentley Pop).
Denver Jan. Ex-senator Henry NJ Teller was To-
day reelected United States Senator In both houses
of the General Assembly. the being non-partl.,,
and almost unanimous. Nominating speeches were
made by Democrats. Popullsts and Silver Republi-
cans and the total OF the Two houses shous
"a for Teller and for Judge Allen. who was nonri
mated by the Mckinieyites. The joinr session will
be held tomorrow. when it Is thought that only TWO
II any. VIII De cast IN opposition TO Senator
Teler's reelection.
jefferson city. Mo-. ian. 19-Both houses vo,.d
separately for United States Senator TODAY Tbe
ballot resulted follows: In the Uouse-yos,
(Dem). So; Kerens tRep). a. Jones Pop), T. In
houses will meet in joint session and re-eer, Son
ator Vest.
Little Rock Ark. Jan. 1.-THE Senate and uo,s.
baoted separately at noon for United States Senator
with the result that Senator James X Jones was ra
elected by an overw he ming majority Th 49,.
Populsts their votes for J. b Sovereign and IN
join, session VIII meet az noon tomorrow and e.c,
Senator Jones. ~'
Hartford. Conn. Jan. ls.-Both houses ., o.,
General Assembly to-day by separate action elected
Orville H. Plat. OF Meriden. United States Scna-
tor 10 succeed himself. for six years from March
In tthe House the was 1856 for Mr. Plat IN o.
for Joseph H. Sargent CDcm) OF New Haven Roth
houses will meet at noon tomorrow In Joint CON
yention and ratify the election.
Concord " H.. Jan. ls.-Each branch OF the
Legislature took vivavoce vote to-day for United
States Senator for six years beginning March T.
In the Senate the vote stood: Jacob n. GaIlinger
OF Concord q: Hosea W. Parker of Caremoni 2
The vote In the House resulted: Galinser, 267:
Parker SO. Twenty Eight Republicans and nine
Democrats did not vote. Both branches will meet
In Joint convention at noon to-day to compare Jour.
mails and make hnal declaration OF the vote.