The morning call., 1892-09-06
was increased by the furious welding of
/ the cavel-it was mallet-oy the strong
| right arm of the perspring chairman.
The latter put the previous question.


the cavel-it was a mallet-oy the strong
right arm of the perspirng chairman.
The latter put the previous question.
Loud cries OF "No oi.no!" from all sides.
A niya voce vote was taken and the mo-
tion declared carried. Before the announce
ment, half the cO1mittee was bowling for i.
rollcall on the motion for the previous ques-
tiop.
Clunie was among the number He ac-
cused the chairman of shutting him off.
More cries and yelling.
The Chairman-The chair has decided
| that the question was carried. Too late
| now to ask for a rollcall
| More shouting and jrering.
Il appeal from the decision OF the chair" !"
| shouted Ciune.
| The disorder and discord was now so
| tumultuous that the proceedings were effect
| ualy stayed for a period.
| The chairman finally put the question on
| the substitute for recess.
| The believing did not cease. Finally
| Secretary S. II. Daniels put the appeal, un-
| mindful Of noisy motions to place it on the
| table.
| Rollcal was had and the vots was an
| neunced ayes 81, noes 80. sustaining the
| chair.
| Upon the announcement that the chair
| had been sustained, there was another
| burst of riotous approval.
| The question was now declared 10 be on
| the substitute of Mr.. Murphy, but some
auuitlODai names TO tno IiSb OF delegates
| were read, they having been left out in the
! hurry of the printing yesterday.
The substitute was carried, and a recess
| ordered for five minutes.
| Delegates were called by districts to de-
| posit their ballots in an old-fashioned box
| on the stage.
| AS their names were called, they as
! cended the stage on one side. deposited
| their ballots or declined to vote and then
| crossing the stage descended Oh the other
| SIDE
| The excitement was at It's height again.
! The crowd had gathered about the stage.
All went well until the Thirty-f fourth dis
| trict was called. T. r. Ward refused 10
vote and was giving his reasons for so de-
| clining
The din was so gseat that the nearest to
| him did not hear word.
| Robert Boyd also refused TO vote.
Throw the ballot-box out" shouted
several near the stage.
! With the refusal To vote some jumped and
waved their hats /; others cambered On the
reporters tables and shouted themselves
| hoarse.
On the other hand those that did vote were
| roundly hissed. Not any in the Thirty
fourth District would vote. Ciunie was
| Kissed also as he crossed the stage after de-
| ciining to vote. After a while IL was an
nounced that 270 votes had been polled.
| AT this juncture policemen were noticed
| in the hall. but the excitement was meas
| urabiy over.
| 1t was noticed that not delegate who
voted but deposited the very printed list Of
| 135 which Clune had exhibited before the
election and whose slated choice be had
| moved 10 ratfy.
| That list Is as follows:
A. e. Paulse, Z. DetrIck. John F. Morse,
Harry |. Thornton, T.. ID. Morgan, F. f. Butler,
| w. +. Goad, Thomas Il. Barry George d. Bliss
| Thomas j. Harris, George d. Boyd, A. NardIni
Samuel Dlnkelspiel, Henry Payot. j. +. Rein
S,ein Wah.,ol Faaolps m1t Mohr j. s. Iobn James s.
| Gaiilard Stoney. w. Z. Lutz, James f. RnncIe.
James Lynch. A f. Morrison, a. n. Chaigneau,
J. ID. Rugglss, A: b. Davis, E. B. Young, Paul
| keyser, A. I. V0gesang. p. Bolsnd William
| Craig James ID. fhelan, Arthur Mack, Charles
): Wieland. j. I. Lsnghorne, Marsden Mansen
| Jr.. A. j. McNicol. A. Comte Jr.,
| Emil kehriein. f. Cavagnaro, S. II. O'Keefe.
William G.: Erbin, John Lyons Thomas Good
| win, John w. Farren. j. j. Cass, Ernest Kaiser,
| James Hagerty, James Costello. Louis A. Valen-
| tin, James MeDevttt, John Deyaney James
Dn,kini Edward shaTkey. John Byrne. Jere-
| oulle, William Barry. Denis PIynn. Saul
| Magner, William Wilson, George ii. Thomas,
James j. Dunn, J; +. Sullivan {ptr), Gustav
! Peterson. George O'Connor, p. M. Wellin Fran
els j. hsne, A B; ,Magulre. G. J. Y. Ferris, c. B.
| Fem, Marion Thrasher, Michael Mcdonald,
| Hugh Foote, Philip Z. FRAZIER, Thomas f. Cur
ran. william DenvIr, Thomas f. Casey. Henry Ma
gulre. Men Henry, w, r; Ring, c. l.. BarrGgton.
|
! John Mccormick, Felix Mchugh James II.
Simmons, Walter b: Webster, r. II. Clement,
| Henry Asmas, NJ. w. Fleming ID. b. Regain,
Joseph Mekenna. James f, Fulton. James
| Murtha, Louis H. Smith, j. J. Hough
Simon kelleher, John Donnely Thomas
| A. keogh. Frank I. Shea, Joseph w. Tborner,
James Hawke, Thomas Keefe, r. C. MaItingly,
! A. l. COombs. c. II. Reynolds r A Dubois
/ James Bryan, Harry A. Wise. Joseph Michel,
| Ferdinand Refs, A. Carllhan, j. Ross jackson,
| Frederick 1eese, Peter Fay, Denis Magner J.
| II. Gassmsn, J. j. Drgan, J. fl. Mearus Emilio
/ Boilano, 1. j. McCanD, Henry Hart, George
| WEBB, John RoseDfed
| Oh the 270 ballots 225 were straight, thirty
| four scratched and eleven scattering.
The slate ticket was carried and the char-
man made the formal announcement at mid
| night, when the adjournment was taken.