Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-06-24
FIRST BALLOT.

The roll OF States Is ordered to be called
for q ballot.
FIRST BALLOT.
Alabama not ready.
Arkansas-Field 10.
California-Field 6, Thurman 8, Hen
bricks 1, Seymour g..
Colorado-Field 1, W. H. A. Loveland S.
Connecticut Payne 4, Hendricks 3,
Thurman 2.
Delaware-Bayard 6.
Florida-Bayard s.
Georgia-Hancock 8, Field 8, Bayard 5,
Hendricks /.
Illinois-Morrison AZ.
Indiana Hendricks 80.
Iowa-Bayard 8, Hendricks 2, Payne 2,
Hancock 7.
Kansas-10 for Thos. Payne, of Ohio.
Kentucky-Bayard 6, Hancock l, Thur
man 7, Hendricks 2, Tilden 5 fcheersl,
Field Q, Mcdonald 1.
Louisiaana-16 for Hancock.
Maine-14 for Hancock.
Maryland-16 for Bayard.
Observation-Disclosures liz Hancock 6,
Tilden 3, Randall q.
Pennsylvania-One-half for Field, one
half for Hendricks half a vote for Thur
man.
Michigan-Lathrop /, Tilden 1, Payne /,
Seymour l, Mcclellan 1, Bayard 2, Han
cock S, Field 4, absentees 7.
Minnesota-Hancock 10.
Mississippi-Bayard 8, Hancock 5, Field
2, Tilden 1.
Missouri-Tilden Z, Bayard 4, Hendricks
9, Morrison 4, Hancock IL.
Nebraska-Six for Payne, Of Ohio.
Nevada-Field 3, Tilden 5.
New Hampshire-Field 1, Thurman 2,
Bayard 8, Hancock 4.
New Jersey-Bayard 10, Randall 8, Hen
bricks 4, Joel Parker, of New Jersey, /.
New York-70 for Payne. [Cheers and
Kisses.
North Carolina-Bayard z, Hancock 9,
Hendricks l, Seymour /. Judge Black, Of
Pennsylvania, 1, Tilden /.
Thurman A.
Oregon-Field 4, Tilden 2.
Pennsylvania-Jewett /, Field 1, Sey-
mour 8, Randall l, Hancock 2, Bayard 7,
Tilden Is.
Rhode Island-Seymour /, Tilden 1,
English, OF Connecticut, l, Field /, Bay
ard 2, Hancock 2.
South Carolina-Bayard IA.
Tennessee--Hancock IA, Field 2, Nor
rison l, Bayard 8.
Texas-Hendricks 1, Thurman /, Bay
ard 8, Hancock 8.
Vermont-Hancock 10.
Virginia-Bayard 10, Field 9, Hancock 8.
West Observation-Disclosures 8, Hancock 8.
Wisconsin-Bayard 6, Hancock /, Nor
rison 10, Mcclellan 1, Field 2.
Acknowledged 7, Hancock Z, Field 5,
Thurman l..
Totals-Bayard 149, Hancock 172, PAYNE
81, Mcdonald 8, Loveland s, Seymour 8,
Thurman Ssh Hendricks 40, Morrison Sc,
Mcclellan 2, Jewett 1, English 1, Randall
g., Lathrop l, Parker 1, Tilden SO, Jere
Black /.
OFFICIAL VoTE. First ballot Field
65, Bayard 1881, Morrison 60, Hendricks
49k, Thurman 6Sh, Hancock I'll, Payne
IS, Mcdonald 8, Loveland 8, Seymour s,
Mcclellan 2, Jewett /, English /, Randall
s, Lathrop 8, Tilden SS, Parker 1, Black 1.
At $40 P. N. the convention adjourned
till 10 A. NJ. tomorrow.
The Egyptian ObeIisk-What Gov.
ernOr Foster. of Ohio, says.
WASHINGTON, June 23.-The members OF
the different lodges Of Free Masons, in this
city, are contemplating taking part in the
exercises connected with the Egyptian ODE
lisk, on its arrival in New York. The
Masonic fraternity in this district numbers
among its membership some Of the most
prominent men in the country, and in the
event Of a general invitation to participate,
none will make q more creditable appear
ance than those from the Capital Of the
Nation.
During the visit OF Governor Foster, Of
Ohio, to this city q few days ago, he stated
in the presence of United States Marshal
Russell, Of Texas, and others, that when
the vote began to roll In for Garfield, at
the Chicago Convention, Garfield was sit
ting by his side, and turned deathly pale.
After recovering from the shook Garfield
exclaimed: "For Gods sake, can it be
possible that Sherman will think I have
proved untrue to him."
What the "Sun" and ThurlOw
Weed say about TiIden.
New York, June 23.-The Sun says:
Tilden was legally elected President. All
Democrats, and most Republicans believe
that Tilden was cheated out Of his Office.
Hayes has held the Office only by an illegal
and fraudulent title. The will Of the peo-
pie. as expressed through the established
legal channels, was thwarted. 1t was q
monstrous fraud, which ought never to be
condoned. If Tilden Is not renominated,
then this gigantic fraud Is condoned. Said
the astute and venerable Thurlow Weed, to
Q Telegraph reporter yesterday: Either
the Democrats must give up the fraud is
sue or they must nominate Tilden. It
would be as great . mistake to abandon
Tilden now a. 1t would have been to aban-
don Washington in the time Of the Ameri-
can Revolution.
Taking Possession of u Custom.
house.
SAN ANTONIO, June 2S.-At Piedras Ne
gros, Mexico. on Monday, General Ire
vino, commanding the Mexican forces. de-
manded permission Of the Custom officers
for the use Of the building to quarter two