Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1899-03-16
Great INDIGNATION ATDOYER
Over the Three Democrats Who
Tried to Elect Addicks.
KISSED. H0OTED AND CONDEMNED
Farlow and Clark Give Very
Lame Explanations.

Lame Explanations.
King Declined TO Make Any Statement
Followed TO the Depot and Even Into the
Train-Exciting Scenes During the Mem
orsble struggle Detailed Story of the
Final Ballots.
Dover, March 0. The 93d ballot for
limited, States Senator was taken and
esulted as follows:
For George Gray, Dem. = Soma
prs Farlow, Hart, Lewis, Meredith,
laull. Moore. Pyle. Slaughter and
peaker Salmon, and Representatives
Cottingham, I)onahoe, Donovan, Jester,
King, McNulty, O'Day, Rose, Shall
ross, Taylor and Wagamon-20.
For J. Edward Addicks, Union Rep.
Senators Abbott, Allee,y Blakely,
rasure and Pennewill, and Represen-
atiyes Buell., Davis, Ewing, FAIRIES,
razier, Frizzell, Herring, Hunter,
lushebeck, Jenkins, Satterfield, Short
l1d Tharp--1S.
For Anthony Higgins, Regular Rep.
Senators Knox and Shakespeare,
bid Representatives Burns, Hazard,
tchen, Lattomus, Robertson, West
Ind Speaker Clark9.
For L. Irving Handy, Silver Dem.i---
representative j. b. Clark.
Absent-Senator McFarlin and Rep
esentatives Dennison and Pilling. B.
Total vote, 4S. Necessary to a
hoice, %. .=
No election.
Ninety-fourth ballot-The same.
Dover. March 10.-The Ninety fifth
hllot resulted as follows:
For j. Edward Addicks, Union Rep
Senators Abbott, Alice, Blakely,
rasure and Pennewill, and Represen-
Etives Buell., Davis, Ewing, FAIRIES,
razier, Frizzell, Herring, Hushebeck,
Fnkins, Satterfield, Short and Tharp
III.
For George Gray, Dem. Senators
TART, Meredith, Maull, Moore, Pyle
bd Slaughter, and Representatives
ottingham, Donahoe, Donovan, Jester,
ing, McNulty, Rose, Shsllcross, Tay-
u and Wagamon--l6.
For Col. Henry A. du Pont, Regular
ep. Senators Knox, McFarlin and
bakespeare, and Representatives
Eirns, Dennison, Hazard, Kitchen,
httomus, Robertson, West and Speaker
ark-11.
For Willard Salisbury, Dem. Presi
int of Senate Salmon and Representa-
70 O'Day-2.
For State Senator John Pyle, Silver
pm. Senators Farlow and Lewis--2.
For L. Irving Handy, Silver Dem. =
preventative J. B. Clark 1. H
bsent- Representatives Hunter and
Hing 2.
No election.
NINETy-sIxTH BALLOT.
ddicks II.
Gray-14.
du Pont- Ii.
Salisbury 3. Representative J. B.
ark left Handy and voted for Sauls-
Pyle--3. Representative King left
fay and voted for Pyle.
]. Wilkins Cooch-.1. Representative
bse, who left Gray.
Total vote, 49,. No election.
EINETY-sEvENTH BALLOT.
Addicks-17.
Gray-13
anthony Higgins--1l
Sausbury2.
Pye--1.
representative John p. Donahoe--l.
nator Farlow changed from Pyle to
pnahoe.
Salisbury.
Handy |. Representative j. B.
ark, who left Salisbury
W. Frederick Causey-1. Represen-
tive Shallcross left Gray and voted
John &. Gray-1. Representative
ewis, who left State Senator Pyle.
Total vote, 40. No election.
Al the Regular Republicans voted
anthony Higgins on this ballot.
SEPARATED ny A CLOSE VOTE.
Senator Meredith moved that the
nt assembly separate.
Senator Abbott called for the ayes
ID nays.
The motion prevailed by ayes, %;
ys, "a.
The Joint assembly then dissolved.
Dover, March II. The 93th ballot
For j. Edward Addicks, Union Rep.
Senators Abbott, Alice, Blakely,
asure and Pennewill, and Represen-
ives Buell., Davis, Ewing, FAIRIES,
azier, Frizzell, Herring, Hunter,
Shebeck, Jenkins, Satterheld, Short
q Tharp-1S.
ror Anthony Higgins. Regular Rep.
oenators Knox, McFarlin and Shake
eare, and Representative Burns, Den
Eon, Hazard, Lattomus, Robertson,
St and Speaker Clark-10.
for George Gray, Dem. Senators
'rt, Meredith, Maull and Slaughter
Representive Donahoe, Donovan,
Nulty, Shallcross and Wagamon--9.
or Willard Salisbury, Dem. -Presi-
ht OF Senate Salmon, Senator Pyle
Representatives j, b. Clark, Rose
Iaylor-5.
or l.. living Handy, Silver Dem. =
nators Farlow and Lewis and Repre-
llatlyes Jester and King-4.
Or John f. Salisbury, Silver Dem.
representative O'Day-1.
nsent Senator Moore and Represen-
ives Cottingham, Kitchen and Pill
otal vote, AZ; necessary to choice,
No election.
eenator Meredith moved that the
NJ assembly separate.
Ept, ETpst, b,y ayes, 20; nays, 27.
in hen the 99th ballot was taken and
nlted as follows:
Edward Addicks-18.
T1e,oorge Gray.
'a,lard lizard Salisbury.
S,n,thony Higigns-G.
Toi; Il. A. du Pont-4.
Irving Handy-4.
ohn j. Saulsbury-1.
70 election.
rni'tor W @ Slaughter moved that the
- assembly separate.
Nv motion prevot1ad by o. ,,,,o, T.,