The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-01-17
tho eonyentIon pr0eeedea 70 lhe ball0l

the convention proceeded 10 Tue NtE'4Vs
ing, as follows: :,
First ballot-chlcago Q. Cincinnati ~
st. Louis 10. New York II.
Second ballot-Chicago 3, Cincinnati
0, st. Louis 10. New York u. .,
Third ballot-Chicago ., Clncinnau
10, st. Louis 10, New York 10. :,
Fourth ballot-Chicago =. CINCINNATI
10, st. Louis 20, New York ~. .,
Fifth ballot Chicago 9, Clnclnnatl H.
st. Louis IS, New York lG.
The committee then toow n recess I'M
Ill $3.50 p. m. :.
When the committee reconvened AT
$3.50 the sixth ballot wns taken, result
Chicago 8, Cincinnati II, St Louis -,
Seventh ballot-ChicaE0 4. Cincinnati
II, st. Louis 20. New York 10. !,
Eighth baltOt-Chlcago 3, Cincinnati
u, st. Louis is, New York l6.
Ninth ballot-Chicago q, Cincinnati III
st. Louis 20. New York 10.
Tenth ballot-chicago 6, Cincinnati
12, st, Louis 10. New York H.
Eleventh ballot-Chlcagp I. Cincin-
natl 10. 81, Louis 20 New York II.
Twelfth bnliot-Chlcagn 0, Cincinnati
IL, st. Louis 10, New York II.
Thirteenth ballot-Chicago s. Cincin-
natl 10, 81. Louis II. New York lG,
Fourteenth Chicago 10, Gin
cInnatl 8, st. Louis II, New York u.
Fifteenth ballot--Chicago 10, clncin-
natl 10, ST. Louis rs, New York 49,
Sixteenth ballot-chicago 2, Cincin-
natl II, ST, Louis IS, New York 10.
Seventeenth ballot-chicago II, Gin
cinnatl 10, st. Louis II, New York u.
Eighteenth bailot-Chicago u. Cinoin'
natl ., st. Louis 10, New York y.
Nineteenth ballot-Same as eiGh-
teenth.
twentieth ballot-chicago 10, cincin-
natl ., st. Louis IS, New YORK II.
Twenty-hrst ballot-Chicago 10. Gin"
cinnnti 3, st. Louis 10, New YORK ).
Twenty-second ballot-Chicago H.
Cincinnati 9, st. Louis Is, New York D,
Columbus, Ohio, ].
Twenty-th!rd ballot-ChIcago IL, Gin
cinnatI 10. ST, Louis is, New York 9.
Twenty-sixth ballot-Chicagu 10, Gin
cInnntI q, st. Louis 20, New York @.
Twenty.seventh ballot-ChlcGgo 20.
Cincinnati G, st. Louis Il, New York j.
Twenty-eIghth ballot-Chicago q,
Cincinnati 4, st. Louis %, New York Z.
Twenty ninth ballot-Chicago 20, Gin
cInnatl !, St Louis 81.
How They Voted.
The detailed vote on the final ballot
by states was clncinnati-ohio; Chi
cago-connectlcut, Fiorida, idaho, I'LL
noIs. Indiana. Iowa, Kentucky, Maine.
Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan,
Minnesota, Nebraska, New Hampshire.
New York, North Carolina, Oregon,
Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, South Da-
kota, Tennessee, Vermont, West Viz
gInia. wisconsin, Alaska, District OF
Columbia.
ST. Louis-Alabama, Arkansas, Cali
fornia, Colorado, Delaware, Georgia
Kansas, Louisiana, Mississippi. Mis-
souri,, Montana, Nevada, New Jersey
North Dakota. South Carolina, Texas,
VIrgInIn, Washington, wyoming. Arr
IONA, New Mexico, Oklahoma, Utah,
Indian Territory.
There was no attempt on the part OF
the ChIcagoans TO celebrate their Vic
~ In n demonstrative way, but on
the other hand they took their success
very quietly.
Most OF the ChlcaSoafls will leave the
city tomorrow morning.
Chairman Harrity expects to Issue
the usual cnll for the holding OF the
convention In q few days. II will be
in form very much like the last one
which the change in dates made neccs-
sary by the difference In the time Of
holding the convention. The call Will
be issued from Philadelphia.
The national committee adjourned
without clectlng the sergeant-at-arms
and other officers who probably VIII
not be chosen for some weeks.