Arizona weekly citizen., 1884-07-19
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mau, SS; Randall, 7S; Mcdonald, J6; Carlisle, P; Flower, i; Hogdly, 8; Hen dricks, 1; Tllden, l. Total, S30. At the conclusion os the first ballot motion was made to adjourn and was carried.
 FRIDAYS BULLETINS.
 CHICAGo, July ll.--No. Tn the sue cseding ballots the che, ges and totals ! will be given. Whiiss seems to be pretty generally believed that Cleveland wlll be minated. II is intimated that 1t he Is not successful after a few bal lots an effort will be made to turn the cOnventi-' to Hendricks. Cleveland's friends claim that be will be nominated on the third ballot.
 No. 2-llendricks has just entered. Tremendous cheering. 1920. a. m.
 No. 3-lt IS said that the Randall in- iiueuco will be turned to Cleveland this morning. Mcdonald, iiOsecrans and Villas are the Lames most prominent for the e-presidency. l0::4 a. m. No. 1t Is reliably stated that Col orado will change its vote to Cleveland on the first ballot this morning. The convention IS assembling. l0:4l a. m. No. 5--Cleveland men claim that Illi- nOis will cast solid vote for Cleveland on the coming ballot and that Pennsyi- vania will give him forty votes, gain nf thirty-iive, and that Cleveland will poll at least luJ on the first ballot. lO45 a. m.
 No. The convention called to order. ll.0i c. IT..
 No. "A number of telegrgms from various parts of the country suggesting proper persous to be nominated laid on Ihe table. ll:l5 am. No. S-A motion that the vote of States shall not changed until the sue
 ceeding ba.lo; was lost. Il:I7 a. m. No. 9-Penrsylvania wiihdraws Ran dall. ll:20 a. m. No. lO-A good deal of consultation going on among the delegations. 2l a. m.
 No. ll-Roll of States for second bal lot II:22 I'm.
 No. l2-Second ballot - Alabama- Cleveland gains from Thurman. 1l:23 a. ID.
 No. l3-Colorado-C Cleveland gains G from Thurman. ll:3l al m. No. Ii-florida Cleveland loses ,; !. Bsyard's gnin. ll:25 a. m. No. I5-Georgia-Cieveland gains |;
 Bayard loses ,. Illinois cast one vote for Hendricks; great cheering. 1i2G a. ID.
 NJ. i6-Applause and cheering. Many delegates and most of the audience On its feet-chaIrman trying to restore Or- der. 1l:27 a. m. No. l7-Cheering and applause con | tinpes and Is the most demonStrailye since the convention met. ll:2S q. m. No. lS-Ch, ering continues-hHnd- ' Eerchiets, hats, umbreilus are waiving l The hand has etTuck up. but can't be heard for the cheering. ll:3l a. m. No. l9- rammany men standing up on their seats cheering and waIvin : ! handkerchlefs. ll:33 a. m. No. 2J-ChEirman vainly endeavOTing | to restore order. ll;3l a. ID. l No. 2I-Applause broke out afresh. | ll:.3J a. m.
 No. 22-Tammany men call for three cheers for Hendricks. Renewed applause and hisses. l;3I a. m. No. 23-Tumuit somewhat sUbsidIng through efforts of the chairman and del egates. ll:40 &. m- No. 24-NOorhees has taken the stand; utNCu NiAttAluks IT -tA tt- AIs No. 2j-BaEd has struck up again. ll:i3 a. ID.
 No. 2G-Voorhecs trying to be heard. ! ll:l4 s. ID.
 No. 27-Urder restored: NOorhees Nithdraws Mcdonald aud will go for Hendricks. ll:i6 a. n. No. 2S-Tumult broken out again; delegates struggling to be heard; many consultations with other delegations. il:i7 a. m.
 Nc. 29-Illinois casts 3S votes for Cleveland, a gain of 10: great cheering. ! ll:jJ a. m.
 No. % About half the delegates on their feet and lOul emonsrrations all over the house. If Cleveland holds what he had Tn the fir-t ballot this change will give him a majority oI the convention. ll:5l a. Jn. No. 3l-Conslderably more demon [ stratIon Is made by dele gates and less m
 audience than on Hendricks name. ! ll:j5 a. m.
 No. 32-Order restored. il:j6 a. m. No. 3}-IllinOiS -Bayarl gains one; ! Indiana casts 3D votes for Hendricks | renewed cheering. Hos a. n. No. -I"wa-Cleveland loses l. Hen
 drick gets 1 votes in Iowa F. noon.
 No. 3j-pennsylvanis retires Tor consul
 tation. I2Ol. p. n.
 No. 36 Kansas Cleveland gains l Bnyar.i loses. 1266. p ID. ! No. 3T-Kentucky withjTaws Carlisle and cas 1 for Thurman; Cleveland S
 Bayard :: Hendricks L.. l2aS p. m-
 No. 3S-Cleveland gains ?; Thurman l3. l2s9 D. m.
 No. 39-Maryland-Cleveland gains
 [: Bayard's loss. l2:l0 ?. m. No Massachusetts casts l2i
 votes for Hendricks; X for Cleveland e gain of 3. l2:ll p. m. No 4I-Michisan casts l3 for Hen diicks. l2:l6 P. n. No 2-Mlchigan-C!eve land loses l.
 M.ssouri-Cievelaud guins 6; Missouri casts for Hendricks. l2:l3 r. m.
 No. 43-Miss ssippi-Cleveland gains 1: Hendricks ge's .; Nebras ka-Cleve
 land gains 1. l2:l4 p. m. ! No. Nevada casts ] for Hendricks l2:l4 D..
 No. 45-New Jersey-Cleveland gain.
 1, and casts II Tor Hendricks. l2;l' No. 46-Ohio-T Tiljen ?; Hendricks l the only change. l2:20 p. m.
 No. -Oregol-t leve and gains
 from Bayard; Hendricks gets ,. l2:2I 70. 4s-Sou,h Carolina Hendrick gets 1; B,yard's joss l22l D. m.
 No. 49-TeUue-see- Thurman gam ?. Bayard less; Hendri ,ks gets ]. l2-2 ?. m. No. 5l-Cleve!and gains m Teyas , Ihurman's loss. l22ip. m
 No. 5l Virginia a-Hendricks gets West Virginia Cleveland loses . l2.24 p. m. !, No. 5S-. District of Columbia give
 Hendricks ? l2>26 p. m.
 No. 5i-On this ballot Cleveland Ina , 433 without Pennsylvania, who is Jus
 comiu n.
 No. 55-Peuusy'valis gives Clevelan