Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-06-26

ston, George D. Brown; Lehigh, D: R. Horne:
George H. Caldwell; Mifiin, Samuel s. Woods;
Monroe, 7. G. Walton; Montour, w.
n. Gearhart;, NORTHAMPTON county. Aaron
Northumberland, W. II. Hackenberg W. 9.
Mcconnell; Philadelphia county, Joseph L,
Nobre. Harry Hunter, James B. Anderson,
Hoxie Goodwin, Samuel Ripp. John 8. McKin-
ley, John A. Gwinner. David 8. Scott, David
81. Lane. Thomas Wilson. William ii. Randle,
a. 9. l. Shields. John T. Baird. Charles Z.
Elliott, Potter F. G. Leonard; Schuylkill, W.
H. Lewis, E. G. Price, F. B. Kantier. O. N.
Brumm, 3: B. Edwards, Reuben Barto; snyder,
William K Miller; Somerset. ]. Swank; sulli-
van, t. j: 1ngham; Tioga, a. j. Landrus;
Charles s. Mather: Venango. Charles F. Cooper,
W. ]. Matten; Wayne, c. W. Simons, NJ. ID.
Treadwell.
For the Other Candidates.
HAsTINes-3lair. A. g. Morris. John K
Patterson Bradford. E Pomeroy, L. Putnam,
Jr., d. G Sweet; Center, Edward G. Humes,
James P. Coburn; Chester, Hiram L Buck
Joseph C. Paxson; Clearfield, E. A. Erwin,
Cyrus Gordon; Clinton. W. c. Kress;
Cumberland, E. B. Watts, E. N; Mosser;
Dauphin, F. NJ. OFT: Delaware, W. /. Shaneri
Huntingdon, Charles Connor; 1uniata, j. K
Robson; Lebanon, B. F. Hean. Henry Loose;
gomery, w. B. Craford. William O'Brien,
Joseph w. Hunter. Abram s. Resenberger,
B5Swn PsTy ac Fumer
Alfred Gratz, VIM R. Leeds John MundelI
Theo. B. Stulb Jacob Wildemore. Samuel f.
Gavin, Edward ]. Adamson, David Martin
Horatio B. Hackett, James R. Hogan, Joseph
N. Adams. Wilbur F. Short, Thos. W. Outh,
Chas. A. Porter. Joseph b. Winters, George 3
Graham, VIM. BARLEY. Pike. James s. Drake
Susquehanna, W. A. Southwell. G. NJ. Taylor
Union, ]. o. Glover Washington. d. NJ. An
derson- Wyoming VIM. /. Avery. York. A
2; Fulton, James Sharon, James A. Stanley, j.
M. Curran.
MoNTooTH-Anegbeny. w. D. Porter, Chas
Simon, ]. Q. Brown. A E. McCandless. Wm.
McCleary, H. II. Byram. F. 81. Gearing Wm-
EIlnn, Thos; Fording, D. J. Foster. Josian
cite. c. ii. Livingstone, Lloyd Johnston. Il1
Greene, VIM. Parry: Jefferson, Geo. w. Ellis
Westmoreland, W. H. Saam, W. NJ. Jordan,
w. 8. Vandyke.
After the voting ceased District Attorney
Geo. S. Graham arose and changed his vote
from Hastings to Delamater. This was
greeted with wild cheers.
Progress of the Stampede.
Another Philadelphian followed suit.
Then Foster, of Luzerne, passed from Os-
borne to Delamater, and Lycoming man
jumped from Mccormick to Delamater.
Greene county's delegate changed from Mon
tooth to Delamater. Six of the Philadelphia
delegates jumped from Hastings to Della
mater and one Fayette delegate Topped
from Montooth to Delsmater. A Delaware
man went from Stone to Delamater, and
Franklin man from Hastings to Stone.
Hastings gained one in Lehigh and one in
Luzerne, while Delamater took one from
Hastings in Pike, two from Osborne in
Somerset and one from Hastings in Union.
Corrected by these alterations. the final
official count was as follows: Delamater,
1O5; Hastings, So; Montooth, 10; Stone, Is;
Osborne, 4; Mccormick, 2. Mr.. Finn, of
Allegheny, seconded by Watts, of Cumber-
land, and Shaffer, of Delaware, moved to
make the nomination unanimous, and it was
carried with rush.
The convention was now in a pande-
monium, and recess was taken until 7
o'clock. L. E. SToFIEL.