The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-01-20
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THE OREGON DEADLOCK.

THE OREGON DEADLOCK.
Salem. Ore. Jan. 19.-The deadlock III
the todse still continues and the Popu-
list minority are still as determined as
ever. They say the only solution of the
questions is for the Republicans TO allow
Jonathan Bourne 10 be elected speaker.
TELLER Is ENDORSED.
Denver. Cole, Jan 19.-The Hon. Hen
~ NJ. TeEer was reelected United States
senator today by the almost unanimous
vote of the Colorado legislature. All the
members classed as PoDulists, Demo-
Gratis, Silver Republicans and National
Silverites voted solidly for him. Senator
Carney. Populist, who had been chosen
by lot for the honor, made the Dranclpai
nominating speech in the senate, and TO
VIM. o. Jenkins, Demovrat, was accord
ed the same privilege in the house. be-
cause he represents GEpin county, where
Senator Teller resides. There were sew
eral sacondjng speeches by members OF
tn various parties, all eulogizing the sen
ator highly for his Independent course IN
the late campaign and for his earnest
efforts in behalf of the free coinage Of
silver The vote was as follows: House
Henry NJ Teller, Fusion, 81; Judge
George w. Allen. Republican, 3. Senate
J-Teller, 80; Allen. 3. The two houses
will Ereet in joint session to canvass the
vote and announce the result.
FAIRBANKS IS LANDED
Indianapolis. Ind, Jan. 19.-Charies
Warren Fairbanks was elected United
States senator to succeed Daniel W.
Voorhees, by the Legislature today. In
the senate Senator Hawkins made the
principal nominating speech and Repre-
sentative Francis E. Roote placed Mr..
Fairbanks in nomination in the house.
There were several seconding speeches.
John r. East made the nominating
speech for Mr.. VOORHEES,, who received
the vote of the minority The result of
the election will be formally announced
tomorrow in joint session.
NEW YORK SENATORIAL VOTE.
Albany. Y. Y. Jan. 19.-The two
houses of the state legislature voted sep
arately today for United States senator.
In The senate the vote was: Thomas c.
Piatj, So: Hill, II; George, >. Senator
Guy made brief speech eulogiZing the
services Of Henry George in behalf Of the
Democratic ticket nominated at Chicago.
In the assembly the vote was: Plat, 1l2;
Hill, 81; George, 2. The two houses will
vote in joint convention tomorrow.
KENNY VERSUS ADDICKS.
Dover, De-, Jan. 1a.-The regular. or
DemocIatic house and senate met today
n separate session and selected Richard
Kenny, nominated a last nights caucus,
as the choice of each. They will meet in
joint session tomOrroy and elect Kenny.
The trump" legislature also met and rat
flied the caucus choice of J. Edwards
Addicks for United States senator. The
joint session will meet tomorrow.
FORMAL VOTE ON VEST.
Jefferson City. Mo-, Jan. 1e.-The for
ii h2l al. in aoiS ~ a
tnday which resulted in the reelection Of
Senator George @. Vest to the United
States senate. The ballot stood as fol.
lows: In the house-Vest Dem.), So;
Kernes CRep). "a; Jones Pop), 4. In
The senate-Vest. 10: Kerens, IA. In Joint
session tomorrow the vote will be can
vassed and Vest declared elected.
GALLINGER REELECTED. 80
Concord, Y. H.. Jan. 19.-Hon. Jacob
GaEineer, senator from New Hampshire,
was today unanimously nominated by
exclamation and reelected by the gen
eral court of the state to succeed himself
in the office. H w. Parker of Clare
mont received the votes of the Democrat
ic members.
LIKELY TO BE PRITCHARD.
Raleigh, y. c.. Jan. 19.-The first bal
Dot today for United States senator r..
will be raken at noon tomorrow. In the
house Pritchard, Republican, received
81 votes; Doughton, Democrat, y;
Thompson. Populist, "a
In the senate. Pritchard received "a
votes: Thompson IS: Doughton Z.
Sixteen Populists voted for Pritchard,
ten in the house and six In the senate.
Senator Buffers friends seem TO hope
thai they may he able in joint session to
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vailing opinion that Pritchard will be
elected tomorrow.
IOWA'S SPECIAL SESSION.
les Moines. Ia, Jan. 19-The special
rassion Of the legislature TO revise the
code convened today. Speaker Byers an
noUnced five new code committees with
twenty members each, including all the
house members. Resolutions We're intro
duced and laid over looking TO joint
plan Of code revision to avoid duplication
ot work in the two houses: also 20 shut
off consideration of new bills except by
two-thirds vote. and in favor Of a large
reduction OF employees on relief state
deficit
DELAWARE'S GOVERNOR.
Dover. Del. Jan. 19.-Governor-elect
Tunnel was inaugurated promptly at
noon today. The ceremonies took place
in the court house in the presence of the
members of the senate and the house of
representatives. Governor Tunnel deiiv-
eIed a brief inaugural address.
CULBERSON OF TEXAS.
Austin. Tex, Jan. 1e.-Governor Chas.
A. Culberson and Lieutenant Governor
George 7. Jester were inaugurated at
high neon today. there being an immense
crowd out to witness the ceremony, not
withstanding the fact that a drenching
rain had been coming down all morning.
RANSOM BOASTS THURsTON