Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-07-12
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Bulletins.
CHICAGO, July lin the Convention
number OF kilograms from various part,
of the country suggesting proper personi
to be nominated was laid on the table
Pennsylvania withdrawa Randall. Their,
Ia good deal Of consultation going OF
among the delegations. The roll O.
States for the second ballot was called
SECOND BALLOT.
In Alabama Cleveland gains one from
Thurman. In Colorado Cleveland ga ~
six from Thurman. In Florida Clove
land loses two. Bayard's gain. In Georgi.
Cleveland gains four, Bayard loses two
Illinois cast one vote Tor Hendricks
Great cheering. Applause and cheers In
creasing. Many delegates and most Of
the audience are on their feet. The
chaii IN IN is trying to restore order.
CHICAGO, July LILO A. Mn the
succeeding ballots the changes and totals
will be given. While IL seems TO be
pretty gen erally believed Cleveland will
be nominated, It Is intimated that if he
IL not succe. sfnl after q few ballots an
effort will be made TO turn the ccnven.
ton TO Hendricks. Clcveland's friends
claim that he will be nominated on the
third ballot.
1920 A. M.--Hendricks has Just en-
tered the hall amid tremendous cheering
The cheering and applause continues,
and IL Ia the most exciting domonstra.
tion since the Convention met. Hand.
4. IL .h...ll..
ing. The baud has struck up but can't
be hoard for the cheering The Tam.
many men are standing upon the seats
cheering aud waving handkerchiefs,
the Chairman vainly endeavoring to re.
store order. AT II ;35 A. M. tho applause
broke out afrosh. The Tammany men
call for three cheers for Hendricks.
Renewed applause and Misses.
lao A. M.-1he tumult is somowh hat
subsiding, through the efforts OF the
Chairman and delegates.
ll:4l A. M.-Voorhees has taken the
stand amid renewed cheering. The
band has struck up again, while Voor-
hoes is trying to be heard.
II is said that the Randall influence
will be turned to Cleveland this morn
ing. Mcdonald, Rosecrans and Villas
are names most prominent for the Vice.
Presidency.
II il reliably stated that Colorado will
change Tia vote 10 CleyeIand ON the first
vote This morning. The Convention IL
sssembliu0-iO,4i A. M.
The Cleveland men claim that Illinois
will onst n solid vote for Cleveland ON
Tho cominu ballot. and that Pennsvl.
vania will give him FORTY votes. a gain of
thirty five. and that Cleveland will noll
at least 4O5 votes on the frat ballot
Order being restored VOORHEES, with.
draw. MeDonnld and will 20 for Hen.
bricks
The Chairman of the penn,vlyania
delegation has lust announced tho with.
drawaI ol Randall. This ia tbouoht In
give Cleveland the nomination. as Ran.
dall's Pennsylyania supporters will 90 to
him
Missouri; bas opnounced that sbe
wants IN ohanoe tho vote of her deleua.
tion to Hendricks.
A consultation ia going ON. as A result |
Of which il il said Hendricks and Raw.
ard will be the ticket
California will ask leave TO change her
vote to Uendricks IL ia stated the Gle.
veland ranks have broken. That Hen. |
bricks will oct many of her votes.
Ohio will vote q for CLEVELAND. 81 for
Thurman far TYllen and for Han.
dr;oLs
Kantuclv Inns inst oiven Hendricks
~ votas
Illinois ia irving hard to turn the tide
far Wsndricks Int finally cast her solid
vote for CLEVELAND Wild cheers lasting
five minutes.
North Carolina and Georgia changed |
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Conclusion OF tho second Ballot.
cy,c,oo Ju,v ,ltb -Iop;s,ana oave
r. onnoAooi 1 Cayy. ia * Winhissan
CO. riauaiona 10 Mar1land oave CIsve'
,onS IN Ray,rd a Massaohusetts. for
, ma ~ iSi. ClavaIand =. R,,,arj ~
M;oh;aas tor Handr;cks IA. CIeveland.
10 H;n,,a Co. 1Iayaland IA Ms
.onr; for Cleveland u, Ravara 4. Hen.
49,. M;.s;ss;nn; Tor Rnv.rd IL.
Clan,Iand .. Uend,;cks . Nehroska
e.. panard l.. Cleveland q Maya.
a.. g.. ua,ar;,Ls K. Thurman
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n Nv go wb;ch xas annonnce, ne
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tne a's ,n,a,;S linz" haUa Il, -, ,aa, go.
iota uesSi ~ W ,ha ";nmtas a,ahamo
anen' p pa' * amid cheers McDomald
gAVe nayaru 10 Z a'A's srtan e ,ar Clars.
I, S'Ste''"t o. ~ |aI;fn,h;o for
m lS"u "a 0"' Ceiarado t"r w..
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