New-York tribune., 1901-01-23
MANY SENATORS CHOSEN.
ELKRs. CULLoM. NELSON AND BERRY
RE ELECTED.
J. W. BAILEY. OF TEXAS PRoMoTED-No
CHOICE IN DELAWARE OR NEBRASKA.

J. W. BAILEY. OF TEXAS. PRoMoTED-No
CHOICE IN DELAWARE OR NEBRASKA.
Charleston. W. Va, Jan z2-stephen 3. Elkins
was reelected United States Senator by separate
vote o. the two houses Of the LegisstGrs to-day
The vote: senate-Elkins Rep.D' l5' McGra"
Houso-Elhns 46; McGraw, IS,
Austin. Tex. Jan 2-The two houses in sep
arate session to-day elected J. W. Bailey. Of
Gainesville, United States Senator TO succeed
Horace Chiffon The vote stood: Senate w.
Bailey e oA A Aef ob n HqRss Rssgsn i RSrsSe Roey
Al ioint meeting OF the House and Senate to-
morrow the result will be declared
81 Paul. MINI Jan 22-United States Senator
Knute Nelson was reelected to-day for term of
six years Moses f. Clapp was chosen TO succeed
Cushrnan K Davis, for a short term. The TWO
houses Of the Legislature halloted separately ana
later will ratify their selection in Joint session
TS Tog u'oI teTIo in the senate-Knute Nelson Rep)
Il STogT be ~ Knnte Nelson 81; Judge Nelson %
sr. ~ Lre ,arpo N the Senate~Noses e Clapp CRep)
40 sh1Id 5ShIes Lesil ~ raT,ns 1Iy Dem J. IL
In the Fl House-Moses z. Clapp, s2 Charles A
Towne, p.
Pierre s o.. Jan. PIN separate session to-day
Robert J. Gamble elected 10 the United states
senate. TO succeed r. F. Pettigrew. The vote
follows:
Senate-Gambe, 3S. Pettigrew, 3.
House-Gamble, 70: PettigreW, s. -
Robert J. Gamble, who is Republican was born
near Akron, Genesee County. y. y, FenruaIy Il l.
is1. He is of Scotch-Irish ancestry MS motneG 1g
was member Of the LINth and LNlth Con-
crosses.
Dover Del. Jan 22-The seventh ballot for two
United States Senators by the Legislature IN JOINT
session showed only slight change to-day.
For the long team: Richard r. Kenney Demo
q: ] E. Addicks Union RepD, Is; Henry A Du-
pont Regular Rep) s. scattering. Republicans o.
absent, Short Union Rep). Necessary TO
choice, 26 -, , e.,.,. lr,a-,,
%: J. E Addicks Unon Rep), -; Charles r
Richards Fegular Rep9, i; scattering; hePnp3 gPpL3
ncans. 2; Democrats: !; absent snort Ouhloh fNeP'
Necessary 10 a choice -
Raleigh. n C. Jan. 22-F NJ. Simmons. chair
man OF the State Democratic Committee, was TO-
day elected United States Senator TO succeed
Marion Butler.
sprinefeld H. Jan. 22-In separate session to-
ssv the Senate and House Of the Illinois Legis-
lsture reelected United States Senator Shelby NJ
senateIcuilon ST. samuel Alschuler. IS
House-CuIon. So; Alschuler. g..
The vote will he ratified tomorrow IN JOINT ses-
sion
Topeka. Kan. Jan 22-J. r. Burton Rep1 was
to-day elected United States Senator TO succeed
Vote IN Senate-Burton, 80; Overmyer,
House-Burton. 79; Overmyer a.
Lincoln. Neb. Jan. 22-The vote for United States
Senator to-day resulted as follows:
Allen FusionD. Sc; Thompson Fusion), 90
crounse. s: Curre q: Hainer. 8; Hinshaw "a
Mellejohn. 26: Rosewater 10; ID r I~3olnlsom ~ o. %
Martini. 5; Kinkaid, T. scattering, Z. Necessary 10
a choice 81.
Little Rock. Ark, Jan 22.-United States senator
Berry was reelected to-day receiving 30 votes in
the Senate and 80 in the House n l. Remmei
fRepO received two votes In the House. Al d
Soint session Of the Legislature tomorrow the
vote Will be ratiheo.