Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1893-01-27
and STILL NO CHOICE
Eleven Ballots Taken for United
States Senator Without Arriving
at a Conclusion.
On One Ballot the Populists and
Democrats Unite on Hon. John
D. Benton.
And the Popular Fargo Statesman
Gets a Magnificent Total of
Thirty-ive Votes.
And the Popular Fargo Statesman
The Joint Convention.

The Joint Convention.
Eight ballots We're taken in the joint con-
vention to-day. On the first ballot to-day
there was no change from the last ballot
yesterday, except that Havrevold who
voted for Worst was absent, and Olsen.
dahl changed from Satterlund to kingman.
and Oliver to Worst.
On the second the Independents except
ing Logan voted for Benton. Davis changed
to Casey and Oliver to kingman.
On the third the democrats and indie
pendents voted for Benton excepting Hor-
gan for Roach. James for Roach, johnson
of Grand Forks for Roach, Logan for Muir,
McCanna for Roach.
On the fourth ballot the democrats
changed back to Roach, and the populistS
for Muir, except Mccormack for Benton.
On the fifth ballot Arnold voted for
Walsh, Mccormack for Walsh, Sorley for
Walsh, Halvorson for Walsh. Haugen for
Walsh, johnson of Grand Forks for Walsh,
Lohnes for Walsh, McCanna for Walsh,
Oliver for Walsh. Pierce for Walsh, Veeder
for Walsh, Wineman for Walsh.
On the sixth they returned to their old
positions except that Mccormack voted
for Benton, Palmer for Gregory, Davis for
Gregory, Hagen for Logan. Holiday for
LaMoure. Horgan for LaMoure, James for
LaMoure, johnson of Grand Forks for
Benton, Logan for Walsh, Lohnes for
Gregory, McCanna for Gregory, Oksendahl
for Gregory, Pierce for Roach, Satterlund
for Gregory, Veeder for Gregory, Walsh
for LaMoure.
On the seventh ballot the following
voted for L~amb-Burke, Engle, Hitler,
Kinter, McCarten, Mccormack, Stevens,
Caldwell, Deans, %Ebbighausen, Elliott,
Hagen, Hall, Hodgson, Horgan, johnson
Of Sargent, Johnston, Lee, Logan, Levang,
McCanna, McCulloch, O'Keefe, Plain,
Rinde, Sanford, Thexton, Thompson,
Towers, LELAND. The following voted for
McCormack-Halvorson. Holiday, James,
johnson Of Grand Forks, Kelly, Walsh.
The eighth ballot was as follows:
For McCormack-Arnold, Sorley, Haug-
en-, Wineman-4.
For Horgan-Bidlake, Burke, Engle
Mccormack, Ebbighausen, Hall, James,
johnson, of Grand Forks, Johnston, Nc
Gamma, Mclean. O'Keefe, Plain, Thompson,
Thexton, Towers-16.
For Roach-Brynjolfson, Kinter, Palmer.
Patch, Holiday, Kelly-6.
For Casey-Cashel. Haggart, Ink, Miller,
Svensrud, White, Benedict, Bentley,
Wishek-13.
For Anderson-Day, Enger, Halyorson,
Lohnes, Pierce-5.
For Worst-Fuller, Gregory, Little, Nc
Calvary, Young, Boynton, Cochrane,
Simpson, Wright. Yegen-1O.
For Kingman - johnson, LaMoure,
Hurley, OksendahI, Oliver, Satterlund,
Strom, Veeder, Wallen-9.
For Muir-Lamb. McCarten, Stevens,
Caldwell, Elliott, Hagen, Hodgsan, John
son of Sargent, Lee, Logan, Leyanp. Nc.
Culloch, Rinde, Towers, Walsh-15.
For Smith-Pinkham, Worst, Billiard,
Churchill, Macarthur, Ritter, Severson,
Tufts-8.
Mr.. Hallum voted for MIR. Ink.
Mr.. Hagen voted for Mr.. Benton.
Mr.. Sanford voted for Mr.. McGinnis.
Mr.. LELAND voted for Mr.. Kinter.
The following is the record made by the
senator's D representatives in the first
ballot in the separate houses and the first
eleven ballots in the joint convention.
SENATOR'S.
Arnold for Anderson, except the eighth
for Walsh and the eleventh for McCor-
mack.
Bidlake for Roach, except the sixth for
Benton and the eleventh for Mccormack.
Brynjolfson for Roach, except the sixth
for Benton.
Burke for Roach, except the sixth for
gan.
Cashel, all for Casey.
Day for Worst, excepting the eleventh
for Anderson.
Enger, two for Kingman and then all for
Worst.
Engle for Roach, excepting tenth for
Lamb and eleventh for Horgan.
Fuller, all for Worst.
Gregory, seven for Satterlund and five
for Worst.
Haggart. all for Casey.
Hitler. all for Muir, excepting fifth and
sixth for Benton and tenth for Lamb.
Ink, all for Casey.
johnson, all for Kingman.
Kinter, all for Roach, executing tenth
for Lamb.
Lamb, all for Muir, excepting fifth and
sixth for Benton.
Little, all for Worst.
LaMOure, all for Kingman.
McCarten. for Muir, excepting fifth and
sixth for Benton and tenth for Lamb.
Mccormack, six for Roach, sixth and
seventh and ninth for Benton, eighth for
Walsh, tenth for Lamb, eleventh for
Morgan.
McGillivray, all for Worst.
Miller, two for Worst, one tor Satterlund
and remainder for Casey.
Palmer, all for Worst excepting the ninth
for Gregory and eleventh for Roach.
Patch, all for Roach excepting sixth for
Benton.
Pinkham, all for Smith.
Sorley, all for Anderson excepting sixth
for Walsh and eleventh for Mccormack.
Stevens. all for Muir excepting fifth and
sixth for Benton and tenth for Lamb.
Syensrud, all for Casey.
Worst, all for Smith in exchange for
YOung's vote for him.
White, all for Casey.
Young. all for Worst in exchange for
WOrst's for Smith.
REPRESENTATIVES,.
Benedict. all for Casey.
Bentley, all for Casey.
Boynton, all for Worst.
Bullard, all for Smith.
%Burkhardt, II for Worst, all others for
Casey.
Caldwell, all for Muir excepting fifth and