St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-02-25
CHICAGO NEVER HEADED.

new .1OF 10
WASHINGTON. Feb. 24.-Excepting
few moments occupied in administering
the oath of Office to John E. Reyburn, of
Pennsylvania, the new member who
succeeds the late Judge Kelley, the
house spent the entire session to-day in
settling the question of the proposed
site for the worlds fair. Eight ballots
were taken, and on the eighth and last
ballot Chicago secured 157 votes. and
the prize. When Speaker Reed raped
for order at noon there were about 800
representatives on the floor. The gal
leries were crowded with people waiting
to witness the struggle between the ad-
herents of the rival cities on the floor.
Chauncey NJ. Depew and eX-Secretary
Whitney and others from New York
city; Mayor Cregier, of Chicago; Gov.
Francis, of st. Louis, and host of rep
resentatiye men from these cities and
many Washington men, members of the
original board of promotion,
WE'RE IN THE GALLERIES
or corridors interested and anxious
spectators. At 1915 p. M, after Mr..
Reyburn had been sworn in and had
taken his seat, the clerk of the house
read the special order, prescribing the
method of voting on the site question,
and requiring some one place to have
majority of the votes cast. Mr.. Blount,
of Georgia. wanted to know if there
would be an opportunity afforded to
pass upon the question as to whether
ha foi l,af
site. Speaker Reed replied that under
the special order there could not be,
and directed the clerk to call the roll
for the first ballot, which resulted:
Chicago. us; New York, 70: st. Louis.
81; Washington, Sc; and one vote for
Cumberland Gap, Pa, by Mr.. Skinner,
of North Carolina.
THE VOTE IN DETAIL.
Chicago-Messrs. Adams. Allen (Mich. },
Anderson (Kan.l, Barwig. Belknap, Booth
man, Brewer, Brickner. Brookshire, T. NJ.
Browne. Bullock, Burrows, Burton. Butter
worth. Bynum. Caldwell, Cannon, Carter.
Caswell, Cheadle, Cheatham, Chapman, Clark
(Wis). Clunie, Comstock, Cong ger, Connen,
Culbertson Pa.), Cutcheon, Dalzeil,
Evans. Ewart, Fithian, Flick, Funston, Gear,
Gest Clifford. Grosvenor. Hansbrough, Hau-
gen, Hayes. Haynes, Henderson (Tll.), Hen
derson Qo), Herman, Hill, Hit, Hopkins,
Kelley, Kennedy, Kerr Qo.), Lacey, IaFol.
lette, Lawler: Laws, Lind, Martin 0nd.)
Mason Mcclellan; H., Mccord, Mccreary, Nc
son. % Pendleton. Perkins. Peters. Pick.
ler, Post. Pugsley. Ray, Reed Qo).
Rowell. Scranton. Shiveiy. Smith Qnl,
Smith (W. Va). Smyzer, Snider. Spooner,
Springer. Stephenson, struble, Taylor GIl,
Taylor (Tenn.), E. Is. Taylor, j. d. Taylor
(O), Thomas, Townsend (Col.), Townsend
(Pa). Turner (Kan.l. Van Schaick, Walker,
Mass), Watson, Wheeler (Mich.), Whiting,
Yoder-115.
New York-Messrs. Andrew, Baker. Barnes,
Beckwith, Belden, Bingham. Blount Bou-
telle, Brosius. Drummer, Buckalew. Campbell.
Carlton, Clancy. Covert, Cummings Delano,
Dibble, Dingley, Dunphy, Elliott, Farquhar,
Fitch. Flood, Flower. Fowler, Geissenhainer,
Herbert. Ketcham, Knapp, -Laidlaw. Ian,
sing, LehIbsch, Lester (Ga.l Lodge. Magner,
Moore (N. Y.), Mutchler. Mute. Osborne.
Payne, Pennington. Perry, Quackenbusb,
Quinn, Raines. Rockwell, Russell. Sawyer,
Sherman. Simonds, Spinola, Stahlnecker,
Turner (N. W, venable. Wallace (Mass.)
Wallace (N. ". Wilcox, Wiley, Wilkinson,
Wright, Yardley: the speaker, Mr.. Reed-72
ST. Louis Messrs. Abbott Anderson Oiss. },
H. -J. d, 10.
Brown, Gambler (Ga:). Carlisle, Caruth, Cate
Catchings, Clark (Ala.), Clements, Cobb
Crisp. Culberson Texl, Dockery, Ellis
Enloe, Foreman, Frank, Goodnight Grimes
Lane. Lane. LeWes. % a Mansar, ii Martin 1Hassy. 9Texy.
McMillin, McRae, Mills. Montgomery. Nor.
rill. Niedringhaus. Norton, Oates, O'Neall
Qndg, Peel, Pierce. Price Richardson, Rog-
CMo.), farsney, Turner (Ga.l, Turpin, Van
deyer, Wade, Walker (Mo), Washington,
Washington-Ald erson, Atkinson, Bank
head. Banks, Bartine, Bayne, Bergen
Blanchard; Bowden; Breekinridge {Ky.l.
Bum. Compton, Dargan, Dehaven, Ed,
munds: Finley, Gibson, Greenhalge, Grout
Hooker ! H. HOuk, Kerr Pa). LLa5nham,
McComas. Milliken, Moore (Texas) Morgan.
| Morse, o'Ferrall, O'NeilI CMass.). O'Neili
Reyburn, Robertson. Rowland. Rusk. Scull,
Stewart (Ga.). Stewart (Tex), Stockbridge
Stump. Tucker. Wheeler (Ala.), Wilson CIV.
Va)-56.
Cumberland Gap-Mr. Skinner.
The pairs were: Mr.. Wilbur and Mr..
Randall. Pa.); Mr.. Cooper Qnd.) and
Mr.. Williams, Qll.); Mr.. O'Donnell and
Mr.. Kilgore, Mr.. Arnold and Mr.. For
| ney, MIR. COgswell and Mr.. Phelan, Mr..
DucHdIidH kN. J.l anu MT. w nltCn0rllo,
Mr.. Darlington and Mr. Cothran, Mr..
Wilson Ky:), and Mr.. Painter, Mr..
Bliss and MIR. Biggs. The absentees
were: Mr.. Allen (Miss.), Coleman,
Hall, Rife, Sanford. Seney and sweeney.
Mr.. Gambler. of Massachusetts. chair
man of the special committee on the
faiI, did not vote. The speaker an
nounced that the total number of votes
cast was 305, and 153 was a majority.
During the call many members kept
tally for themselves. and so it happened