Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1881-06-02
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FROM ALBANY TO-DAY.
CONKLING LOSES ONE,
A CHANGE TO CORNELL.
THE MALONE CONVENTION.
THE ENGLISH RACES.
THE SENATORIAL CONTEST.
A Deadlock PrObable-NO Com bina.
ton Yet Made-An Adjournment
to Tuesday PrObable-TO TO.day,s
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"A De0UlOCA FIODoOIG-NO Com bl m q.
ton Yet Made-An Adjournment
TO Tuesday Probable TO-day's
Ballot.
Especial Dispatch 10 the Eue,atn1 Star.l
ALBANY, NY, June 2.-There is no prospect
OF the deadlock being broken to-day or this
week. The probabilities are that Mr. Conk.
ung's vote will increase one or two, and Mr..
Depew's vote will run up considerably In tAe
balloting TO- day. The difficulty of the admin.
istration side to unite their vote on one candi
date increases, and there is where The trouble
on that Side exists. The friends OF Depew are
tying to make combination, which win take
cornell lor one vacancy and Depew for the
oaneI; ea,na; Ine discovery OF this movement has
dates, and they are trying 10 make counter
combinations. 1t is becoming q scramble be-
tween the anti. Conkling candidates as to who
demoralizing effect The Conkling men are
elated at this strife and are taking
advantsge OF 1t. The assembly has
this morning adopted concurrent reso-
from tomorrow. IL was carried by six major.
ty, in spite OF the opposition OF the adminisira-
tlon repuollcaDs. II has TO be adopted by the
Of ana the
to defeat It there II possible. 1t now looks like
q long pull before the deadlock is broken In
the first ballot to day, Gov. Cornell got 2l
lie
came from losses from eX-V. P. Wheeler. Sher.
man Rodgers, Ex-GOv Fenton. Congressma an
Crowley and others. The scheme for com.
Dinatlon on Cornell and Depew is now being
Quoting one pair, which makes his full strength
tBy Associated Press.l
Ballot TO-day-Conkllng3 81.
ALBANY, NY, June 2.-The following is the
result Of the first ballot to- day: For the va
cancy caused by Mr.. ConKIing's resignation
Mr.. Coz king, "a; Jacobs, so; Wheeler, 10: Ro-
Ed,ck, i; Foiser e Crowley Crowley l. fB%sSey' Braaey' i /
TTemaine; 2; Chapman, 1; butcher. 1; Lapham.
Recess from Tomorrow till Tues.
u,o ...,.. day Next
adopted concurrent resolu ion for a recess
from Friday until Tuesday next
Platt 2s.
The following is the vote to fill the vacancy
caused by Mr.. Platt's resignation: For Mr.
Lapham. S: Evarts, 2: Ward. 8; Foiger, 8; Crow
ley, 8: Miller, 9; butcher. 2; Wadsworth, 2: Geo.
and Fenton. l. -
Second Ballot. Conklfng Loses One.
The joint session then proceeded to take
another vote to I'LL the vacancy occasioned by
the rt signation OF Mr.. ConkliDg. Mr.. Cowles
The Vote was as follows: For Mr.. Conkiing. 80:
Wheeler, II: Jacobs. SO; Bradley, /; Rogers. Is:
Cornell, 90; FentoN. g. others scattering,
Platt Holds His Own.
The second vote to-day for the successor to
Mr.. Platt resulted as follows: For MIR. Platt,
2s; Depew, 80; Herman, 50; Cornell, 1s, and the
remainder scattering.
The Administration Men Likely to
Unite ON Cornell and DepeV.
NEW YORK, June 2-Tbe Albany special OF
the Erelttng Post says:-The large gains for
Cornell for the short term and for Depew for
the long term indicate that the administration
men Will unite upon them by tomorrow An
important conference In reference to this SUBJ
ject will be held to. night