The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1880-07-02
TELEGRAPHIC.
The CIRCUS AT CINCINNATI.
Closing Scenes of the Conyention.-Han
cock and English Struck"
Electric Flashes from Various Places.
Wednesdays Workings.

Electric Flashes from Various Places.
Wednesdays Workings.
Specials to the EGPoRIA DAILY NEWS.
CINCINNATI, June %, 1 p. m.
The first ballot by states resulted as
follows:
Acknowledged, :; Field, ); Thur
man, l.
Field. IL.
California. Field, @ Thurman, B; Hen
bricks, Seymour, /.
Colorado-Field, /; Loveland, 3.
Onnccticut-Payne, .; Bayard 4;
Hendricks, 3; Thurman, ..
Delaware-Bayard,G 6.
FlOrida-Bayard,S s.
Georgia Hancock, s; Field, 81 Bay
ard, ); Hendricks, 1.
Illinois-Morrison, 40.
Observation-Disclosures, 80.
Iowa-Bayard, ); Hendricks, ?; Payne,
.; Mcdonald, =; Hancock, Z,
Kansas--Payne, 10.
Kentucky-Bayard, 6; Hancock, /;
Thurman, I; Hendricks, .; TiIden, );
Field, ,; Mcdonald, 1.
Louisiana-Han 1G.
Maine-Hancock, IA.
Maryland-Bayard, Is.
achnsetts-Bayard, III; Han
cock, 6; Tildcn, ?; Randall, ,; Field, l;
Hendricks, =.
Michigan I.athrup, /; Tilden, r;
Payne, /; Seymour, l; Mcclellan, 1;
Bayard, 2: Hancock, 3; Field, 4 Absen-
tees, :.
Minnesota-H Hancock, 10.
Mississippi-Bayard, 8; Hancock, 3;
Field, 2; Tilden, l.
Missouri - Tilden, Z; Baynrd, 4;
Hendricks, 3; Morrison, 4 Hancock, 10.
Nebraska-Payne, 6; Field. 3.
Nevada-Tilden, 3.
New Hampshirc-F Field, Thurman,
>; Bayard, 3 Hancock, 4.
New Jcrsey-Bayard, 10; Randall, 3;
Hendricks, 1; Parker, 1.
New York-Payne, 20. CHEERS and
hisses.)
North Carolina-Bayard, :; Hancock,
s; Hendricks, Seymour, /; Black. {;
Tilden, /.
Ohio-Thurman, A.
Oregon Field, /: Iilden ,.
PennSylyania-JeweIt, |, Seymour, z :;
Randall, /; Hancock, %; Rayard, !;
Tilden, II.
Rhode Island-Seymour l Tlden, / :.
English, /; Field, /; DAyard, /; Han.
cock, >.
South northumberland, a.
Tennessee-H Hancock, II; Field. q
Thurman, Dayanl, 8.
Hendricks, /; Thurman, l.;
Bayard, ,; Hancock, o.
VermOnt-Hancock. 10.
Virginia Bayard, 10; Field, o; Han
cock, 3.
West Virginia - Thurman, :; Han
cock, 5.
Wisconsin-Bayard 6; Hancock, / :;
Morrison, 10; Mcclellan, / ; Field, /.
ToTAI. VOTE ON FIRST BALLOT.
Hancock, III; Baysrd, 158I&; Payne,
81; Thurman, gG15; Field, Is; Nor
r;son, 81; Hendricks, 49,; Tilden,
So; Seymour, s; Loveland, 5; Randall,
3, Mcdonald 3; Mcclellan, .; Jewett.
/ English, |, Lathrop, /; Parker. / F.;
Black, l
Convention journe,l until 10 O'Clock
tomorrow morning.
Third hays Proceedings,
CINCINNATI, June 81, 2 p. m--Glnnven.
morning. The hall is crowded with
people, and the weather sultry. Peck.
ham, of New ork, took the platform
and said that the New York delegates
had received letter from Tilden Cheers
renouncing his candidacy. Mr.. Peck,
ham then presented the letter from Mr.
Tilden already published, and SAID New
York had agreed upop a candidate, and
His name is Randall, Great excitement
and enthusIasm.l Motion that Tilden'S
letter he read, lost. Roll Of states order
I cd on second billot,
The first canvass ef the votes ON ths
second ballot resulted as follows Han
cock, 3aG; Randall, 1879; Bayard, 1l3
Thurman, 30; Field, G51s; Hendricks
81; English, IS: Tilden, G1S; Parker, ?
Jewett, /.
Almost instantly the states hegaE
changing their votes, till Hancock had
705-ihe number necessary to choic'
being 1872.
Mack, of Indiana, moved that tn
nomination of Hancock be made unani
NOUS. Randall seconded the motion
IGreat cheerIng.l
The nomination Of Hancock was Ihel
made unanimous without dissenting
vote. iGreat cheers, loud playing @
Dixie" and changing TO THE Sta
Spangled Banner"l
John Kelly was then called TO tn
platform amid cheers and an Irish q
from the band Tie eaid Ih%t the non
f ination OF Hancock united the Democrs
: CIV of New York, and asked that all pa.
differences be forgotten.
> Fellows, of New York, SAID Hal
= cocks noG inasion lnited the Demoer
$ ey of the whole country as well as Ne
!, York Fellows and Kelly shake hand
r ECheerins and playing of "Old Ian
e Syne" by band.l
= Susan B. Anthony took the platfor
TO read woman's political rights pape
A motion was made 10 proceed to Il
a nomination of vice president. Engli'
of Indiana, was nominated by an Al
mama delegate.
Engligh was nominated for vice pre-!
= dent and nomination made unanimor
> The Cincinnati MISUNDERSTANDING
}, the Work
2 CINcINSATI, June 24.-Tle announ6
P ment of the result of the second ball
4 was made at IL so The band play
Hail Columbia and y ankee Doodle
> and again the house Tung with the chez
J, of the thousands
:; VIM, Mack, Chairman OF the India