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eport and the Committee readjourned until

report and the Committee readjourned until
o'clock.
The Committee was still not prepared at 8
O'Clock and the Convention adjourned to a. m
to-day.
1880 A. M.-The Convention assembled at 9
O'Clock. motion was made to exclude all dele
cations from counties that had not held their
conventions in the regularly appointed places,
the object OF the motiou being to exclude the
Palmer House delegation. This brought out an
other test vote, which was 249 ayes to 349 nays.
clear majority of 100 for Grant The Convention
then adjourned till II O'Clock. for the report of
the Committee on Credentials.
IOWA GREENBAcKERs.
DEs MONIES May 2O.-The State Greenback
Convention organized here yesterday. Mr.. H. C.
Ayers of Mills County Was elected Temporary
Chairman. Seventy counties IRE represented;
The speeches indicate Independent action and
the nomination to-day of a full delegation to the
National Convention. Electors and State ticket
Delegates are still arriving.
THE CALIFORNIA DEMOCRACY.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 20.-The Democratic
Convention met yesterday. S. M. Wilson was
contested seats will be made to-day. harmonious
the two sets of delegates from the Tenth District
refrain from partic patton.
DAKOTA FAvoRs BLAINE
., FARGO, D. T. May 2o-The Territorial m Conven- eIh
ton was held here yesterday George W. Walsh
was made Chairman. and Porter Warner, of Dead
wood. and c. s. Mccoy. of Spr ngfeld. elected
de!egateS to Chicago 1t is understood they are
OLD DOMINION DEMOCRACY.
RICHMOND VA, May 20.-The SIa,e Democratic
Convention met yesterday. Over seven hundred
delegates were present. and the Conven ntion was
composed of Rea'ijusters and Debt Payers, indi
eating reunion of the Democratic party. No
adopted. The Delegates at Large are Hon. John
w. Daniel: Hon. James Barbour. Samuel II. Moi
RICHMOND, VA, May 2o.-The Conservative
Convention adopted resolution instructing tn
delegates to Cincinnati to adhere to the two
tive party OF Virginia afil ed with the National
Den otratic party, and would not support any
the nominees of the National Democratic Con-
ventlon. Adjourned.
MINNESOTA REPUBLICANS.
The Minneapolis, Minnesota, Republican Con-
o1m An effort to make Blaine the second
choice failed. The ant;-Grant men are uneasy.
CALIFORNIA CONVENTION SPLITS.
SAN FRANCISCO. May 20.-Berry has been re-
nominated for Congress from the Third D strict
Inc Worklngmen's Convention has split in two
on the question of sending a delegate to the
CYCLONE OF oRAToRY.
COLUMBUS NEB, May 2o.-The Republican
ss t eS M. 1 but notn1ng
ton of the work of the Convention to indicate
what its result will be-
MT Collins, OF Pawnee, was elected temporary
Cnalrmau by unanimous vote, and the usual
committees were appointed without any contest.
While the mittees were out a cyclone of Ne
braska orators struck the Convention at O'Clock
and ragged without lull unit IL o'clock. The
speakers, including Jim Laish, John Thurston,
General Van Wich. Major Chase, Brooks. of the
Omaha Republican, Paul Vanderveert and others,
were about equally divided between Grant and
Blaine.
COLUMBUS. NEB., May 2O.-The Convent on fin.
ished It's business and adjourned at O'Clock this
morning after an ali nights session. Six Blame
dele gates were chosen as follows: J. w. Dawes, |
J. L. Mitchell, L. G. Crounes. Mr.. Pessngey, VIM. |
Gasten and Dr.. Daiewis. R. solutions were passed
declaring the preference of the Convention for |
James g. Blaine The nearest to test vote had
showed the relative strength of the factions about
2l5 for Blaine and lis for grant.
THE DISTRIBUTION OF TICKETS.
CHICAGO, May 20.-Hon Thomas B. Keogh |
Secretary of the Republican National Committee |
who has his headquarters at the Palmer House. |
SAID to-day that tickets of admission the Con-
venton will be divided among ali the delegates |
instead of being issued by loc com mttee of |
as hitherto, thus making it i'm |
cal fayorite.