The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1890-02-25

Clellan, McCord, Mccormick, McCreary,
Mckinley, Milliken, Morey, Morgan, Nor
rill, Morrow, O'Neil, of Massachusetts :;
osborne, Cultivate, Owen, of Indiana
owens, OF Ohio; Parrett, Payson, Pendle-
ton, Perkins, Peters, Picker, Post, Pug
sley, Ray, Reed, of Iowa, Reyburn, Rife,
Rockwell, Rowell, Sayers, Scranton, Soul,
Seney, Shively, Smith, of Illinois;
Stephenson, Struble, Sweeney, Taylor,
OF Illinois; Taylor, of Tennessee:
II s T TagI0p; j. ron D. Taylor IL
Colorado; Townsend, of Pennsylvania;
Turner, of Kansas; Turpin, Vandever,
Van Setback, Walker, of Massachusetts;
Watson, Wheeler of Michigan; Whiting,
Wyckham, Wike, Williams, of Ohio; VIII
son, of Kentucky: Wilson of Washington,
Yoder-157.
The vote on New York was: Andrew,
Baker, Bankhead, Banks, Barnes, Beck
with, Belden, Berger, Bingham, Blanch-
Arkansas; Brown, of Virginia; Drummer,
buchanan, of New Jersey; Buchanan, of
Virginia; Buckalew, Bum, Campbell,
Gambler, of Georgia; Carlton, Cate, Clancy,
Clarke, of Alabama, Clements, Co
vert, COLES, Crisp, Cummings,
Delano, Dibble, Dingley, Dunphy,
Edmunds, Elliott, Farquhar, Fitch, Flood,
Flowers, Fowler, Geisenhainer, Grimes,
Harmer, Henderson, of North Carolina !;
Herbert, Kerr, of Pennsylvania; Ketchum,
Knapp, Laldlaw, Lansing, Lehlbach, Les
ter, of Georgia.; Lodge, Magner, Maish,
Martin, of Texas; McAdoo; Mccarthy,
McClammy, Mcmillan, McCae, Miles, Moi
fit, Moore, of New Hampshire; Moore, of
Texas; Mutchler, Mute, O'Neill, of Penn
sylvania; Payne, Peel, Pennington, Perry,
Pierce, Price, Quakenbush, Turner,
Raines, Kelley, Richardson. Rogers, Row
land, Russell, RANGER, Stanford, Sawyer,
Sherman, Simmonds, Spinola, Stahl-
aeicker, Stivers, Tillman, Tracey, Tucker,
Venable, Wallace, of New York; Wash
ington, Wheeler, of Alabama; Wilcox,
Wiley, Wilkinson, Wise, Wright, Yard
ley and Speaker Reed-107.
st. Louis-Bland, Breckinrige, of Ken
lucky; Caruth Catchings, Cochran, Dock
cry, Ellis, Enloe, Frank, Goodnight, Hatch,
Heard, Kinsey, Mansur, Mills, Montgom-
cry, sNiedring haus, Morton, O'Neill, of In
dian; Stockdale, Stone, of Kentucky
Missouri; Wilson, of Missouri-25.
ashington-Bowden, Browne, of Vir-
vinia: Compton, Dehaven, Gibson, Hamp-
hill, Hooker, Lee, Lester, of Virginia INC
Comas, o. Farrell, Rusk, Skinner Stew
art, of Georgia.; Stewart, of Texas
Stockbridge, Stump, Wilson, of West
Virginia-1S.
Changes on the eighth and last ballot
were Abbott from ST. Louis to Chicago;
Catchings from Chicago to ST. Louis
Cobb from ST. Louis to New York; Enloe
from New York to ST. Louis; Hare from
ST. Louis to Chicago; Hemphill from New
York to Washington; Reilly from Wash
ington to New York; Skinner from New
York to Washington; Wallace of Massa
chusetts, from New York to Chicago. In
addition the following members voted who
dropped out in the preceding vote, or had
not voted at all: Allen of Mississippi; For
man and Wilke for Chicago; Cothran
for st. Louis and O'Neil, of Pennsylvania
for Washington. The following named
members who had voted previously
dropped out: Anderson, of Mississippi
Cheadle, Oates, Ct Chicago; People, Car
Isle and Wade, of ST. Louis; Stewart, Of
Vermont; and Morse, of New York party
The announcement of the result was
greeted with laundering applause by Chi
cago's adherents. The House adjourned al
6 o'clock in the midst of an uproar.