Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1899-01-18
THIRTEEN VOTES SHORT
quay Fails of Reelection on Joint Ballot
Today.
Results of the BnIIotting for Senators
In Several Other State
Legislatures.

HARRISBURG, Pa, January 1S-The
vote in joint session for United States sena-
tor was. Quay rep.), 112; jerks (dem.), 81;
Daizell Tep), l.; Stone, 0; Stewart GepD,
.; Hun trep), .; Tubbs rep), 4; Irwin
pep.), ); Charles E. Smith rap), 1; Rice
Qep), 2; j. E. Downing (rep), =; Grow
rep), L; Alvin Markle Uep), l.
Necessary TO choice, 125. No election.
Nneh the vote was announced Senator
GRADY moved to adjourn. Mr.. Goblin put
the motion and declared the convention a5-
Journed. Mr.. Finn called for the yeas and
nays, but the lieutenant governor declined
to order the call, and ruled that the as
sembly was adjourned
The house then rCconyaned hut i'm
mediately adjourned
After the adjournment Mr.. Finn invited
the legislators opposed to the bulldoZing
tacllcs OF the chair to remain. A meet
ing was called and the democratic and in
dependent republican senators and repre-
sentatives participated in the meeting
Formal Vote for Depew.
ALBANY, n. V, January 1s-The senate
and assembly, in joint session today, for
mally declared Chauncey NJ. Dapaw the
successor to Edward Murphy jr, as a
representative of the state of New York in
the United states Senate for term of SIX
years.
No Result in Delaware.
legislature met al noon today in joint ses-
sion 10 ballot for United States senator
The ballot resulted as follows: For H. Ed
ward Addicks (Iinion republican,, II: H. A
dupont Irregular republican,, IL; William S
Hllles republican,, >: George Gray demo-
craD, 10; L. Irving Handy democrat ;;
John G. Gray (demGcraO, l. Necessary 10
a choice -. No election. A second ballot
was taken later, but without change.
Hawley From Connecticut.
HARTFORD, Conn, January 1S.-The two
branches of the Connecticut general assem-
bly, met in joint convention today, and de-
clared Gen. Joseph r. Hawley elected
United States senator for six years.
Hale Elected From Maine.
AUGUSTA, Maine, January 1S.-Both
branches of the legislature met in joint
session today and the election of Eugene
Hale for United States senator was for
maIly announced.
Situation I'm West Virginia.
CHARLESTON, WA, January 1s.-The
house attempted to notify the senate of its
organization today, but that body adjourn
ed without recognizing the committee. The
governor still ignores the house organiza-
ton and has sent in no communica tions
whatever. Republicans talk of making an
organization of their own and appealing to
the governor for recognition, unless the
democrats accede to their demands that
the two republican contestees in the house
be seated.
Lodge From Massachusetts.
BOSTON, Mass, January 1S.-Before a
joint session of both branches of the legis-
lature today committees reported the votes
cast for United States senator by the house
and senate Yesterday, and Henry Cabot
Lodge of Nahant was declared elected.
No Choice in Nebraska
LINCOLN, Neb., January 1S-The legis-
lature met in joint convention today and
took ballot for United States senator.
There was little change from the separate
ballots taken yesterday. Allen received
the full fusion vote of 5S Hayward gained
one, reaching 30. The other republican
votes were distributed among sixteen can
didates. Necessary to elect, c.
Situation in North Dakota.
BISMARCK, y. D., January 1S.-Forty-
five republicans have signed an agreement
to settle the ssnatorship in caucus of the
suppt rters of the six field candidates
Either Marshall or Little will be the eau
Gus nominee. If this agreement is carried
out and last night there was every reason
10 believe it would be, Johnson is beaten
and either Marshall or Little will be the
United States senator from North Dakota
they b-ing recognized as the two strongest
held candidates. The number OF signers to |
the agreement is five more than enough
to elect.