Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1898-01-04
Observation-Disclosures?
a..,ioo Now Pulling the Combine in
OhiO's Legislature
s,vUA MEN CLAIM ENOUGH VOTES
.,,,,, insists that the senator Is Two
short OF the Necessary Nu""'
Scenes in Columbus.

l.. resembling of the lesisia'ui
"'V No were conferences ON poth
Vday sanatorial contest. The
L sides on the ,,,a occurred
Iuenpa men claimed 10 nav ,.a.,,
U-,a,s from Representatives Grliit"
ui"uS "a ro,ce of Guernsey, who
Lei Union anu "'' ,.,, eor sneak
Voted for Mason aoass,ons
/ er but with these douptiui
,,.ara stiiI short two votes Oh
Ithey
uenough 10 eie $50 ,vorlinp
While Hannas lrlehus az $50
u.ore Republican clubs, committees
T., o.har organizations at the homes
anu 'sA -, ,ti,,,tiop-men have
uOf the uouptiui TN, ,s
Vbeen enlisted and many Delegations VI
visiting statesmen are arriving oiie
g., ,,a,rg from the home of
Iu '"e e,.,..aa,d
IGovefnor Dus"iie"' 'p. e,.or
The combined opposition 10 o ei,a'y.
Iauna is still uncertain as 70 thV'i
candidate. Some Democrats opJe's
lGoyernor Bushnell or Mayor ~
lKisson or Mr.. Kurtz or any o.hei
Imiblican that has been YET susssaWu
IWhile the opposition mas ihioi 49,
denounced several names ior sehatoi
There has been no fixed actioh oii 'ha'
Iseection.
The combined opposition 10 hannt
lelaims to have enough VOTES 10 ue 80,
If,onnn. but has not yet claimed
Ipnough votes for any senatorial cahu'
ldate mentioned by the combine 70
Ielect Their trouble Is not oniy 10 nolu
Ian their present forces in line against
IUanna. but to get them TO agree upon
Their man for senator. inc WORK ~
Iday was devoted by the combine 10
Hold their forces and manage them ior
the senatorial contest as was done
/ Yesterday for the organization OF potn
II hes ,.f he
Of the Hanna men has been devoted
10 diminishing for two or more votes.
senator Burke of Cleveland arrived
,tday from Chicago and completed the
iall attendance of the senators. Burke
voted with the Democrats but took MS
seat on the Republican side of the
chamber.
IN the House, all sorts of bills were
Introduced against corporations. The
measures were regarded as thrusts at
senator Hanna, whose affairs are of
varied interests. An amendment to
ihs Nicholas law, which taxes the
s,rnlngs of express, telegraph, tele-
rbone and other companies, was in
,roduced so as to include street rail-
ysys electric light and power equip
r,nt artificial and natural gas pipe
he messengers, sleeping car and all
c,5sr CORPORATIONS.
Thare vas also n hill introduced to
npreaI tho law for n new state house
mia was regarded as returning the
@Mp,meht 10 tne Soiuihpus peop,e
A. en,-rsc of GOV Rrshnell!
While these measures We're being
af9Nh m uelega.loh Oh Soo ron
marched into the state house, wearing
hanna badges ana with banners bear
Ig severe inscl lptions, ana called on
GOV bushneli. IN response 10 tneir
Wo'ssts, ,ioN' Bushhen hiaue u speech.
Which ne saiu ms itcpuphcarisih haa
lever beeh questioned ana tnat ne re.
served the rlght 10 MS Individual
opinions ana preferences.
The Springfield delegation afterward
called ON Senator Hanna and then
Joined in the chorus of other visiting
aelegations that are coming In today
protest against the action OF Repub-
leans who are combining with the
Democrats to defeat Hanna.
The house adjourned Mt noon until
tomorrow. There ia much unfinished
business, but the combine" does not
Intend to announce any of the standing
committees until after the Joint sena-
torial coucuses are held tomorrow
might. The preferred places will not be
/ given out in apportlonlnE the COM
mittees until II is known what RepublI-
| cans remain ONT Of the ioint Repubii-
| can senatorial caucus
The senate at noon, took a recess I'M
I'll $3.50 without announcing any of its
Committees Senator Burke secured ali
he wnpta1 Ia oio,,.ahI. -, -.