The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-01-18

L Handy Oem), 1; Colonel Henry A. Du-
pont (Rep.), l.
In the house-Addicks, IL; Dupont 9;
George Gray, 8; Handy, 2; ]. G. Gray, q
The two bodies will ballot in joint ses-
sion tomorrow.
NEBRASKAS VOTE ON SENATOR.
Lincoln, Neb., Jan. 1.-THE vote on
United States senator today was as fol-
lows: Allen, Fusion), IS; Hayward, Is;
Webster, 10; Thompson, q; Field, 4; David
son, 1; Lambertson,. 3; Valentine. 8; Hin
shaw, 2; Little, Cornish, Haines. Martin
and Van Duyn one each; Reese, Majors.
Adams and Foss, two each. All are Re
pubhcans except Allen Allen received the
solid Fusion vote.
CALIFORNIAN DEADLOCK.
Sacramento, Cal, Jan. 1.-THE legisla-
ture took three ballots today for Uni
ted States senator, without any change
over the vote of yesterday. These joint
ballots are becoming more listless and
monotonous every day, but there are no
indications that the deadlock will be bro
ken. for the next few days at least. The
Democratic complimentary vote went
to Stephen NJ. White.
NEW WORKERS ELECT DEPEW.
Albany, n. Y, Jan. 1.-THE senate and
assembly in their respective chambers
voted today for United States senator.
In the assembly Chauncey NJ. Depew,
Republican, received 81 votes. and Ed
ward Murphy, Jr., Democrat, SO votes. In
the senate Depew received q and Murphy
% votes.
FIRST BALLOT IN WASHINGTON.
Olympia, Wash, Jan. 1.-THE senate
g -,
rately today for United States senator.
The vote was as follows: Senate-Hume,
5; Foster, 6; Wilson, 4; Lewis 10. House
Wilson, q; Foster, 20; Hume, II; Ankeny,
s; Lewis, s; Allen, L
THE STATUS QUO IN MONTANA.
Helena, Mont, Jan. 17.-Today's senate
rial ballot: Conrad 81; Clark, "a; Toole.
8; other Democratic and Silver Repub-
lean votes scattering. Republicans voted
as yesterday, for Goddard. There is no
prospect of a break in the deadlock.
WISCONSIN LEGISLATURE MEETS.
Madison, Wis. Jan. 17.-Both houses of
the legislature met today and after a
session of few minutes adjourned until
tomorrow without accomplishing any bus
mess. The attention of the legislators
is completely taken up in the senatorial
contest. The firfist caucus at which
ballot on the senatorship viii be taken
convenes tomorrow night.
GOVERNOR STONE INAUGURATED
Harrisburg, Pa, Jan. 17.-Col. A w.
Stone was today inaugurated governor
Of Pennsylvania. Gen. ]. p. S Goblin at
the same time was indicted in the office
of lieutenant governor The inaugural
procession was one of the most imposing
ever seen in Harrisburg. A feature of the
parade was the fine appearance and
marching of the National Guard, organ
lied last summer to take the place of
the troops that went into the volunteer
service from the guard for the war with
Spain.
INAUGURATION OF SAVERS.
Austin, Tex, Jan. 17.-Today at nigh
noon, in the presence of 1000 persons
gathered in the immense galleries and
Hobbies of the house of representatives,
Hon. Joseph Sayers was inaugurated gov
ernor, and J. NJ. Browning lieutenant gov
ernor. Immediately upon taking the cath
of office, Governor Savers delivered a
lengthy address. The senate this morn
ing passed a concurrent resolution re-
curing the Texas delegation in congress
to endeavor to have speedily passed all
necessary laws authorizing appeals ana
writs of errors from introductory orders
in federal courts granting rights, refus-
ing injunctions and also to give litigation
relating to the powers or actions of rail-
road committees precedence over other lit
igations pending before said courts. The
house passed resolutions inviting W. j.
Bryan to address the Texas legislature
upon the occasion of his visit here on
January 70.