The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1884-07-17
THE LAST DAYS PROCEEDINGS.
Bulletins.

%. SBWS' ADVANCE GUARDS.
CHICAGO, July ll.-!O:l5 p. m.-Whilc II
seems To he pretty generally believed that
cleveland will he nominated, II Is ihimaicd
thn, IL he Is not u success aitcfa few ballots,
an effort will he made 10 nominate Hen
bricks. Cleveand's friends claim he will he
nominated on the third ballot.
1920 y. m.-IIcndricks has just entered.
Tremendous cheering.
lO:H d. init Is said thai Randalls in
huence VIII ne turned to Cleveland. Nc
Donald, Rosecrans and Villas are the names
most prominent for the Nioe-Prcsidency.
;. 1914 II. init is reliably stated that iolo-
RADIO will change its vote To Cleveland ON the
first ballot this morning. Convention assem-
bling.
pJ;i5 -. m--Clevcland men claim Illinois
will east I, solid vote for Cleveland on the
coming ballot and that Pennsylvania WI,
give him forty votes, ana INA. cleveland VIII
DOLL ut least 40 on the Ill 81 bailOt.
4 Convention called To order ut l:B u. IN.
! li:lj II. MA number of kilograms from
various parts of the county suggesting the
proper persons To be nominated, laid ON the
table.
iI:l7 m.--Motion that the vote Of states
shell not De changed until succeeding ballot,
li:2Oa. n.-Pennsylvania has withdrawn
Randall.
.l:22 n. m.-Roil of states called for second
ballot. ~
Cleveland gains from Thurman.
ll:2i u. -toorado-Cicveland gains u
from Thurman.
Ii:25 u. .-Florda-C!evc'and loses :;
Bayur,'S gain.
I:26 a. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS gains A;
Bayard loscS2.
Illinois cast vote for Hcndricks. l"rea'
Il:o7 n. m.-Applause and cheers incrcas-
ing Many OF tnr dele gates and most the
audience ar" on thcir rect. Inc Chairman Is
trying to restore order.
il:2S n. m.--Cheering and applause con
y, tinues and it Is the mos, dcmonstratiNe since
Nll:3I n. m.-Chrcring continued. Hand
khschiejS, hat ana umbrellas are waving.
Thcpsod has struck up but can't be hcard Tor
l;%i a.h.m.-Tammany men are standing up
in their sel,s cheering and waving handker-
'I II IA a. m.Auaairman vainly endeavoring
:35 a. m.-Applai,sc has broken out
iitrcsh. 49,,
cheers for Hendricks. Renewed applause
ii 40 a. in.-The tumult has somewhat sub
sided, through the efforts OF the Chairman
iii a. m.-Voorhees has taken the stand
Renewed cheering
il:43a n. nl.--The band has struck up again.
il:H n. m.-Noorhees is trying 10 be heard.
ii.san m-Orlar restored. Worthless with
dr:tws Mcdonald and will go for hendrlcks.
Il:F a. m.-rhe tunuit has broken out
again. Delegates are struggling to he heard.
Many are consulting with other delegations.
l,50 n. m.--IilinoiS casts IS votes for ClcVe-
land, u gain OTTO. [tirent clleering.l
ll:lD u. m.--About half the delegates arc Oh
their feet and loud demonstrations all over
the house. IfCleveland holds what he had
in the first ballot the change will give him II
majority OF the convention.
d lf:aj a. Observation-Disclosures more dcmonstra-
tions Is made by delegates and less In the
audience then on Hcndrcks name
A Hiss Il. Nl.-Orier RESTORED. a,,,
ll.5S a. observation-disclosures gains.
Indi INA casts ~ votes for Hendricks.
u m.-Iowa-t'ieveland loses |; Hendricks
sets votes in Iowa.
si.:t1 p. fn.-Pennsylvania retlrcs Tor con-
I5:D5 y. m.-Kansas-C Cleveland gains bay
ard loses |.
and cast for Tnurnan; Cleveland, 3; Bay
ard, Z; Hendricks, H.
1909 p. Observation-Disclosures gains 2;
fs:io p. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES gains 4,
)f.ayard's loss.
l3:ll p. m.--Massachusetts casts PA votes
for Hendricks and s for Cleveland, a gain
ll:ls p. m.-Michlgan casts Is for Hen
l:l3 H. Observation-Disclosures gains q;
hlssouri casts u for Hcndricas.
l2:li p. m.--Mississipp l--Cleveland gains |;
Hendrcks getS2.-
- MISUNDERSTANDING gains |.
l2:I5 p. m.--Nevada casts . for Hendricks.
l2:li p. m.-.New Jersey--Cleveland gainsl;
casts II for Hendricks
l,:20 p. m.-Ohio--Tilden, 9; Hendricks, l;
only changes.
l2:29is p. Observation-Disclosures gains
from Bayard; Hendricks gains2.
1891 y. in.-South OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES gets
1.'Bayards loss
s., 2:2jlI p. m.-'renncssee--Thurma gains :;
Bayard's loss; Hendricks gets vote.
l2:22is p. m.--Clcveand gains in Texas;
Thurman IS loss.
1925 p. Observation-Disclosures gets 3
H:2l p. m.-West NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
loses l.
1925 p. n.--Hendricks gets 2; Cleveland
gets &
t2:2B p. pi.-Distrlct of Columbia, gives
Hendricks
.i1l:2i p. m.-Dn this ballot Cleveland has
= fS WITHOUT Pennsylvania, who is just COM
..tff.. ip.
pip. m.-pennsylvania, gives Cleveland
4, Making his totiri on this ballot 40.
t2:2S y. m.--Second ball0t-Ciereland, f75;
Hendricks, l2i,s; l,c;ard, lJlia: Thnrman,
90; Gii Ia, .-cGu;.;-. |. :: -ati"ii,