The record-union., 1899-01-18
Quay Sixteen Votes Short Of Elec-
ton in Pennsylvania.
Chauncey N. Depew Will Succeed Murphy
as Senator From New York.
Hon. f. M. Cockrel1 Reelected to
the Upper House by the Missouri
Legislature, While Henry CABOT
Lodge Will Continue to Repre-
sent Massachusetts,.

HARRISBURG, Jan. 1.-THE end OF
the first davis fight in the battle for
United States Senator leaves the re-
suit very much in doubt. 1t Is senator
Quay against the field, and the mdlca-
tions are that there will be deadioch
lasting some days at least. ne Ne-
publicans are divided between Mr.. quay
and eight ''favorite sons, ana the
Democrats are united on George "A.
jerks. The Senate and House voted
separately this afternoon, and Will take
a ballot tomorrow in joint session
There was no election to-day. Quay
total strength in both houses was LIZ
votes, sixteen less than the NUMBER
necessary to elect on joint ballot, as
sumine that the full membership IS
present, condition that does not seem
possible. as there are several on the
sick list now.
The result of the vote to-day was no
surprise to those familiar with the SIT
uation. The first ballot shows that
there is practically no break IN the ilne
of either of the Republican factions.
The essence of the situation is that so
long as the anti-Quay Republicans are
united and the Democrats vote FOR
jerks, Senator Quay cannot be re-
elected. His friends are confident, how
ever. that he will steadily gain votes
after tomorrow while the leaders OIL
the other side are just as confident
that he has reached the high-water
mark
The anti-Quay Republican Senators
and members have agreed to meet
daily until the fight is settled.
The result of the ballot for United
States Senator in the Senate was as
follows: Quay ~. jerks II, DalzeH 5,
Irwin 1. Huff 1, Charles E. Smith l,
c. W. Stone l.
The vote for Senator in the House
was as follows: Quay 50. jerks 20,
Stone 9. Dalze1I 13, scattering -. Quay
lacks sixteen votes of election.
DEPEw WILL SUCCEED MURPHY.
ALBANY IN. Y), Jan. 1.-THE SEN
ate and Assembly in their respective
chambers voted to-day for United
States Senator. In the Assembly
Chauncey NJ. Depew (R.) received S4
votes, and Edward Murphy CD 90
votes. In the Senate Depew received
81 and Murphy % votes.
COCKRELL REELECTED.
JEFFERSON CITY (Mo). Jan. II
II.
rersburg. Mo-, was to-day reelected by
the Legislature to his ffth term in the
United States Senate to begin March .,
1890 Colonel Richard Kerens of St
Louis. Mo, member of the Republican
National Committee, received the sollo
support of the Republican members of
both Houses
The vote was as follows: House
n n u
rell %. Kerens O. Cockrell's majority
in both houses 40.
The election of Senator Cockrel VIII
be ratified in joint session.
LODGE SUCCEEDS HIMSELF.
BOSTON, Jan. 17.-Each branch Of
the Legislature balloted for United
states Senator to-day and Senator
Henry Cabot Lodge, the Republican
ncminee, received a heavy majority IN
each house. The vote resulted as fol-
lows: House-Lodge (R) 15S, Bruce
D) 65, Winfield (P.) 2, Porter (Soc.
D)2. Senate-Lodge 81, Bruce Z.
TURPIES SUCCESSOR.
INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. 17.-Albert j.
Beveridge (R-) was elected United
States Senator by the General AS
sembly to-day, receiving all the Repub-
l;can votes in both houses in separate
sessions The Democrats voted Tor
David Turpie. The formal election Will
take place at noon tomorrow. when the
two houses will meet in joint conven-
ton.
IN NEBRASKA.
LINCOLN. Jan. 1.-THE vote on
United States Senator to-day was as
follows: Allen FusioD 5S. Hayward
oS. Webster TO- Thompson Z, Field T.
Davidson 1, Lambertson 3, Valentine
3. Hinschaw .. Little, Cornish, Haines
Martin and Van Duyn, l each; Reese
Majors. Adams and Foss, each. AL
are Republicans except Allen Allen
received the solid fusion vote.
IN NEVADA.
CARSON, Jan. 1.-THE principal
event of the day in the Senatorial con-
+est was the mass meeting tonight. at
xrbicb Frank G. Newlands discussed
his candidacy, the audience including
the entire legislative force of both
houses Many predict deadlock as
q result of the candidacy of Mason and
C,.,axe each of whom claims the Dem
ocratic vote. The real test OF strength
between stewart and Newlands VIII be
over the appointment of committee
- decide the contested legislative seats
A., .ttempt was made this afternoon to
.a,ect the committee, but both the Stew