The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-07-10

Washington, l for Bryan, and for
Bland; Wa, II for Blackburn; Wisconsin
declined to voted. Hogan, OF Wisconsin,
says unite rules do not exist; demands
right TO vote. Gen. Bragg says instruc-
ton majority has absolute power in the
matter. Wisconsin State roll is then
called. One hundred and ninety-nine
votes were not cast on first ballot. The
official first ballot after corrections on
account OF absentees and ordinations to
vote is as follows: Bland 233, Boies
$50, Matthews 81. Mclean 81, Bryan
los, Blackburn So Pattison %, Camp
bell %, Russell 2, Pennore 10, Tillman
II, Hill l, Stephenson 2, Teller 8; not
voting 1S5.
On the second ballot it was az follows:
% for Bland, Arkansas 16 for Bland
Roll OF California then called. Teller,
Conn, %, Pattison 10. Delaware not
voting; 1 Pattison, Bryan, 2 not vot-
ing. Florida. Bryan 2, Boies 2, Bland /,
Matthews 2, Pattison II. stephenson l.,
Georgia 3 for Bryan, Idaho @ for Bland,
Illinois 4S for Bland. Indiana 30 for
Matthews: Iowa 26 for Boies, Kansas,
20 for Bland Kentucky 20 for Black
burn; Louisiana, l6 for Bryan, Maine b
for pattison. for Bland, for Bryan, 3
not voting. Maryland, for Bryan, IL
for Pattison, for Bland, for Hill for
Mathew. II not voting. Michigan, %
for Bryan. Minnesota passed. Missis-
sippi, Is for Bryan. Missouri, "a for
Bland. Montana, 6 for Bland. Nebras-
ka, 16 for Bryan. Nevada, 6 far Mclean.
New HAMPSHIRE, Tor Pattison, not vot-
ing New Jersey, 2 for Pattison, 20 not vot-
ing; New York passed; North Carolina
% for Bryan; North Dakota, 6 for Boiee;
Ohio, 46 for Mclean; Oregon, for Pen
meyer; Pennsylvania. Ga for Pattison;
Rhode Island, for Pattison; 2 decline
vote; South Carolina, 10 for Bryan:
South Dakota, for Bryan, for Patti
son; Pennsy lvania passed; Texas, 80 Tor
Bland; Utah, 6 for Bland; Vermont. 4 for
Bland, 4 not voting; Virginia, ~ for
Bland; Washington, for Bryan, tor
Bland; West Virginia, IL for Blackburn;
WISCONSIN, 4 for Bryan, for Blackburn,
| ~ not voting; Wyoming, g for Bryan;
| Alaska, for Bland; Arizona. 6 for
| Bland; District OF Columbia. 3 for Bland,
! Tor Mclean. tor Boies; New Mexico,
q Tor Bland; Oklahoma, 6 for Bland; In
dian Territory, 8 for Bland, second bal
OF. Resulted: Bland, 256; Boies, 35;
Matthews, 35; Mclean, "a; Bryan. 1856:
Bryan, 1885, Blackburn 80; Pattison, 80:
Pennoyer, y; Teller, s, Stephenson 6;
Hill, 1. Vote Of Minnesota and Tennes
see, which were passed, now being called
Tennessee, gives her "a, Bland making
a total OF 251. Bryan gains in Min.
nessota. making total of 100.
CHICAGO, July 10, 2:45 p. m.-Caliiornia
changes to IA for Bryan (cheers), 2 for
Bland, i Tor Matthews, and l for Boies
Official second ballot Bland, 2S1; Boies
81; Matthews, "a; Mclean, SO; BRYAN
1877; Blackburn, Al; Pattison, 100; Pen
meyer, 3; Teller, 3; Stevenson, 10; Hill, 1,
not voting, 160. Marstou, OF Louisiana
appeals for revocation il two-thirds rule
(Excitement.) Efforts made to start a
demonstration fayoriDg Bland and Bry
A an, so Tar, have not been successful
Confusion and excitement continues
Chair appealing to delegates to aseis,
him IN keeping order.) Third ballot. in
GLIDING Illinois: Bland, o.: BRYAN. So
others scattering. Including Missouri
Bland, 1913: Bryas. 142; Others scatter
ing. New York called, refuses To answer
Cheers and Kisses. Including Ohio
biand; lo9; Bryan, $50; Others scatter
ing, fennsylvania asks to be passed
,nciuding tab: Bland, 221: Bryan, 219
anlrd pa'lot, total Bland, 1902; Bryan
2lS; Others unchanged. On the third
ballot Bland gains y, Bryan gains III
0mcia third ballot, after correction
biand, 29l; Boies, 263; Matthew. "a.
Mclean, %; Bryan, 219: Blackburn. ",
patt,son, ~; Stevenson, 3; hin, /: mo
yot'gl 10y Fourth ballot Alabama