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Daily Republican., 1880-09-09
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mr.Large Repn.ii'
sllon'r nr,.,nnrrow Evenlng.

-. for O Large hep"
'.%s '','"'T Tomorrow EVENING
',.s evening the Republican
'l1s' ~ ci!y propose having ;,l.- q pa,
,.s,, W Of oi the recent Republican,
y ,s1yl 1yas.isy n last. The route Of
N \ Be .sresi upon At a lI,"1. meet,
y. Ian~it,sss from the various
%D institute Hall this evening
~ ,..,Dsc,sd and desired that u the
ii other clabs from the
n Al participate in the parade,
that there shall be q
's1' Examination Of the business
!, residences Of Republicans
b route ,,x...,, or,.,.
MI M meet in Institute Hall this
4 nd A committee on arrange
IA ,poc n ed. The route OF
ual ,hsu be determined upon.
|,l,.,dy been dsci led to have the
n" % form at Fou rth ana French
|s,up, Mems Republican Club
l,,Ssd the CITY Cornet Band for
|''Iou, Oae hundred new uni
|,,s been received ty this club
A b given out this evening.
|, us requested to report to
Ern for uniforms.
|,P' AysrS, Of he Garfield Vet
|',M,. calls for a general attend
Ina b ,sdqE r.-rs tiis evening
4, for all those not equipped
tur1ished.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-09
pDtRts,ea

Ia.
l...,' janaey, 3O3 King street, has
|ss,,u ,'u a oar Lad cf fine Early
~ 4'oeS, viii b he will sell to the
'eS'onabls prices. Give him
Invent s,I the inroads of Cousump-
! % pn, 'anRs is the best. DR.. Simms'
\, Iuonlo " Baissm is the certain
co,,a thousands have been s we'd
|su,bu by its use. Cure
k,LS'r.Of ~ VI cold. sore throat, weak
| |as"'seesss ,ns TO-, and you are afs.
[lrv'' 'ua " VI, ", Depot, 4th aud King,
In, u oo2 Arch street, Phi'a.
|.n;IR DIV 'stio 1 Cough Syrup, a do,nes-
|snyg |'y cough medicine, made Of
lb Al ugs and herbs, gives speedy
n, a.. Su bronchial affections. DR..
h, rug Store, 7th and Jefferson
bN,S%a' OF o. wooden pipes for sale
EjpIsv q, afeat Tobacco Mart, 4th
|psn,' any, r,s Streets, Will, Del. A. A.
|Ayo,;,a. rfairie r Weed and Kenne-
w. NsI Remedy sold by Taylor &
Ehs st,' t,susglSts y! and Apothecaries,
p One D v, ha'hs Drops are faid to
H.a, b.u b%nuts. For sale BY ]. R.
n '''es'st, Fifth and Poplar
Daily Republican., 1880-09-09
state Prison Fire

A fire in the New Jersey State Prison
yard at Trenton, Yesterday, destroyed
the shoe shop of A. c. Dibert & Co ,
and damaged the Laundry and the shoe
shop Of Mcknight & Co. The lose is
about $50, 900, and 300 convicts will be
thrown out OF employment for three
months at least" Combustion OF the
waste de sposits is supposed to have
started the fire. The loss by the burn
ing Of Simpkins' knitting factory in
Toronto is estimated at $50, 600. The
Palinados Hotel in Oakland, CAL, was
burned yesterday. Loss estimated
$50 600,
Daily Republican., 1880-09-09
|''tlng a. IIOmeWOOd Park,

F'faoeS will be trot.ed at the
r@a Driving Park near Newark,
|afd'y, al follows: 4 minute class
Ci"rk, White Clay and Penca-
Ene'' . minute class, purse $50;
(", purse $40. The entries 80
u Clrmson's Reckless OF Elk on,
4 n; belle Wild Air OF Elkton, and
L'7ls' Blind Tom of Newark.
t"ps''s TOR a right good day.
'NHare 9ood.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-09
PeraOnAl.

Mr. John Keenan,, formerly tf Will
mington, where he Is we'll known and
has many friends, was to have taken
the part Of the Captain in "Fun on the
Pacific" on Monday night, but was un-
able to be present. He will appear
next Saturday Afternoon and evening.
Mr.. keenan, is an actor Of wide and fav.
orable notoriety and his appearance
will be received with pleased interest
Daily Republican., 1880-09-09

t1a - FLOUR 70 FLOUR DON'T FOR.
DD get the $5 flour at Granger store, 1903
Z. 9TH St; it is truly good. We are selling q
good bag Of -four for sc, and Iyc Tor la-ge
bag the best bl gain In fl ur ever offered In
Wilmington Our IS -four is good. our SO 80 is
excellent. our old wheat -four at &c. ID. makes
bread like pound cake, and our cat meal at
Sc. ID. is good Mackerel 26c. can, greatest
bar9ain ever offered; we have the whitest su.
gar and the best tea and coffee IN the city ior
the price; we have the best SOAP ever offered
at 2, 3, 4 and &c. bar; these soaps are no rash
bu good value at double the money as hun.
dreds IN this city can testify. Come to 1903 E.
9th st. for barg aims in groceries.
ySt.t 4. NJ. WEIR.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-09

"UMEW 90 DRIVING PARK, NEW
II ark, Del. Trials Of speed on saturday,
Sept. IL, 1889.
Four minute class Purse, $40. Only fr
horses owned in Mil Creek, White Clay
creek and Pencader uund eds.
E. L. Nandeglitt. White Clay Creek Hun
dred. enters b IN. Gpsty Carl
j. H Little, Mill Greek Hund cd, sEters e.
m Flora.
J Stafford Mill Creek Hd., enters e. <.
Poland.
GRE Lewis. White clay Orsek h., en-
ters h. Q. Sam
J E. Lewis, White Clay Creek HI, enters
9. m. Mary A.
J. A. Wilson, White Clay Creek Hundred,
enters br stal, Nal oleon.
THREE MINUTE CLASS PURSE, s3D. 90.
Walter Armstrong, F-irhill, Nd, ecters b.
q. DAVE Copperhald.
X. J. Morrison, G -ristiana, Del, enters b.
stal. Honest Fred.
Alex. Maxwell, Middletown, enters b. g.
BrutuS.
q. Clemson, Elkton, Md, enters dun 5 al.
Gil'edge
TWO-FIFTY CLASS. PTiRSE $500.
o. Clemson, Elkton Nd enssrs b. Z. Reck-
lsS.
J. Eogg, lkton, Nd, enters b, m. Belle
Wildair.
o. K Lewis, Newark, Del enters $. 8.
Blind Tom. 99-2tt
Daily Republican., 1880-09-09

Bal case' of iupt ir, where other
o arties have faile to give satisfaction,
are solicited ~ Z. Jme Belt, Sixth
and Market st ees. A perfsct fit guar
an'e,l.
Rhocus N. Baumau vas xii sd BY
train VII lie picking Goa on the raj road
track near Reading, Pa yeste 'da!.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-09
'rECiAL N ENTIOS.
"aOltuAl COaflVepvPaa

4, "s OF nearly every America D
H., FROM y 1t usually aris,s those
~ mat so surely undermine
|, 1,a'lA and strength. Every
yves 1t to herself and to her
L,w 4&T that celebrated medicine,
E"Vlt' EE,slt' 1t is the sure remedy
| LLItFEa"on, Iva and for all disorders
A'ueys and liver. Try it al
Daily Republican., 1880-09-09

A fire in St. Louis, On Tues lay even
ng, des o7ed six ice houses on the
t.ver fro 1t and burn ID about one-third
of the TX ,slsior Company's stove
orks, muIipp lo'a of about $780,
900. Two 6remen, Patrick Lynch and
Edward Sanders, were killed by fall
ing root, and fve others were injured,
one perhaps fatally.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-09
Auction,

The sale Of Trimm' 'ngs s,d Fancy
goods will continue at N, 81 Fast
Eighth street on Friday m,n ing, Sep.
10th at .! o'clo,k, and oon'iaue all
day. Dealers sh nuld att. nd. Th4re is a
good took and fine goods.
L. W. STIDHAN K SoN.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-09
Ewing ou,OfDolitics

Gent raj Tom EWins has abandoned
polite and Is now ou in Colorado look.
ing after his mininy in eres's. The
General ha made fort me within the
las. two years
Daily Republican., 1880-09-09
HANCOCK GARFIELD.

he first written by his lifelong friend, HON.
J. W. FORNEY, an author of national lame,
and highly endorsed by Gen. HancccE, the
rarty leaders, and press generally; the So
cond by his comrade-n-arms AMI personal
friend, GEN. JAS. 5. fRlSBIS, an Ruthor
OF wide celebrity, and also strongly endorsed.
Both Off 'ia', low. priced, immensely popular,
and selling beyond precedent Oysr 0,nO0
per week Agent double profits by selling
both. Are making $40 to SO per day. Out.
fits Soc. each. act quick and coin money
HUBBARD BROS, Philadelphia. Pa.
6l9 4tH
Daily Republican., 1880-09-09
'eHudSpn River Air.IOck.

az lock at the Hudson River
,hJsIsey City, was put in po.
NENrday at noon and the air
lA Ii the caission. Only atew
Nuand, which men were set at
Ds2P' As soon as the laborers
'nH tie csSsion was complete
|Hacs Tor $3.50 an increase Of 81.
@Ipany i officers informed the
1 'as! a nav force of laborers
" l'ocIFsd from Pittsbuig i'm
Daily Republican., 1880-09-09
state or the Thermomet.r

at the REPUBLICAN office, on Thursday
morning, Sept 8:
O'Clock, 10 o'clock, IL o'clock,
800 500 $40
Daily Republican., 1880-09-09

CROCERlES.-.AVE YOUR MONEY
W by buving for cash. We have rednced
everything in groceries down. Hans l212c;
,ard, l0c pat ent ii ur, 40 old wheat fl ur, 4c.
lb.; broken Java coffee as good as the large
gr in, zoe lbsguaranteed; Java, 30; Mara
caibo rs; Laguayra, 25 Ris. rs, 90, ls and is
cts. h.; teas, IS, 80 40 and 60 cts our 40c. we
formerly sold at SOC; sugars down;
SOP D. 2, 8, and 6: hay, S.25 per hundred;
straw. 65c, best straw for beds: corn and oats
sold at wholesale prices; powder. shot and
caps. Nothing but fret class goods sold at
the above prices. PETER ]. FORD,
90 eod Cor Front and Madison StS.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-09
The Weather.

War Department, Office Of the Chief
Signal Officer, Washington, Sept. g.
a. m.
Indications for Thursday-For the
Middle Atlantic States, stationary or
higher barometer, stationary tempsra-
ture, north to east winds, psrtly
cloudy weather, and occasional rains.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-09

dN1r7 A. MONTH AND EXPENSES
Nlk guarateed to Agents. Outfit Tree.
SHAW d CO., August, Maine.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-09

WANTED "A BOY WHO HAS SOME
w knowledge of bookkeeping must
some we'll recommended. Apply to
STEWART 4 GREENLEE,
ls4t 2lY W. 4th st.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-09
lprgIIclN REJOICIN q.
ra,husIasm ever the Victory
wtlthalAf of,

kalhusIssm ever the Victory
Eiilboiet OF.
p,vubIicans are still jubilant
M victory on Tuesday last but
I'M have q great jolihcs ion TO-
night ia view Of the event. 1t
ui.t Of a grsud torch light pro-
10 which all tha campaign
The city will t&e part, to
With number from the conn
nod.
harvested that the citizens will
10 IN making the thing a sue
M as illumination is concerned
intended TO make this ono OIL
turss Of the affair.
sBh Guards will meet at their
Eusr, TO night for dill.
b member OF the Garfield Vstsr-
uis will please be at headquar.
u evening. A torch and drill
.uts viii be furnished 10 all not
kuippri, also arrangements will
de for Big Parade tomorrow
night
Ptneer Corps OF the club will
tlisht st the Lincoln club room
bit ogani1ation. Those wishing
ne members will report this
sa the mem bership is limited.
Wade Hampton
Nv Noit era Dem ,cIats made
sde! pro miss 20 him in 1868:
&en once to gain the twer and
Gd do their utmoit to relie W
1Ihsn States and restore to US
io1 and Constitution as ii had
FsViOus to thu war" There
NIB! about what this means. The
as lof "rsllet" to-day as itdid
Rt If Itget5 into power the ire
ilts taken from the United
Iss'ufy. Ths platform from
Hampton mabe this declaration
b hige letters this epitoms Of
Eh letter Of acceptance; "The
|tlttOH ald Union" His speech
Elat It meant then, and the
|Edli' party in the South shows
'nesns 70 day.
thudSnn River AIr.IOck.
az lock at the Hudson River
n lsraap Ftku ,-aa .,,t - NJ
Daily Republican., 1880-09-09

r OSr.-A OCKET CONTAINING A
little glfl's picture, on the 9th or 7th
inst. A lbe al reward If returned to N. W.
cor Front an Hing. 99.1t
Daily Republican., 1880-09-09

NEW AUVERTIsEmENSA.
Daily Republican., 1880-09-09

"A GIRL FOR GENERAL
w housework. Apply at 3.9 W. 7th st.
99t2t
Daily Republican., 1880-09-09

TIHE BONANZA FOX BOOK AGENTS
l. is selling our two "splendldly illustra.
faIb JUns NJ
, 1880-05-31

under the circumstances. fearing too decided
conflict ut the outset before the nomination which
might prove fatal to Gen. Grants prospects,
This apparent desertion by C0nkltng himself
caused u terrible coIum0ton ut tho Palmer Er1Rnt
Headquarters. Fred Grant came around looking
for Ccnklin8. and Clayton was sent to Arthur to
have Conk1ing stiRcn his own backbone. Logan
Is said to have been terribly Wrathy. 1t IS said
that Conk1ing Is figuring for himself as dark
the coveted prize. This was the talk among the
New York and New Hampshire delegates yesteF-
day. But the New York Senator kept out OF the
newspaper man's way, and would neither a1nrm
nor deny the report ..
The Subcommittee Of the Committee APP
pointed al the morning conference in Room 10
OF the Grand Pacific to f1 upon 4 candidate TOE
Temporary Chairman met again at O'Clock last
evening and had conference with Don cameron
at the Palmer House. The Committee have
selected five names for Temporary Chairman q
the Convention, and included Senator George +.
H0ar OF massachusetts; Senator J. H1pp!a
Mitchell, OF Oregon: Congressman Bnttcrworth.
OF Ohio, and two others There was much
secrecy observed in regard to the matter. and
the Committee will meet again this morning.
dea;.;ns non Cameron agreed to abide BY the
admitting that the anti-G Grant forces had large
majority. He was Furthermore willing t. have
a vote taken by Congressional districts ON tha
unit rule. The Committee did not make n de-
cision. The reason OF this Is that the Sherman
men do not want man who is favorable to
Sherman, and the Blaine men do not care to
take advantage of their strength. The result
and he will be an Edmunds man, known to bo
anti-Grant, and probably Judge Hoar, ns the
greatest number OF anti-Grant candidates seem
tofaVor him.
, 1880-05-31
MATT CARPENTER
SOLID FOR GRANT.


Mntt Carpenter, United States Senatorfroh
Wisconsin, arrived at the Palmer House yester
day morning, and kept pretty we'll indoors for
the most part OF the day, nursing 8 cold and an
accompanying attack Of hoarseness. He waa
the recipient OF several calls during the day and
evening, and Was grucious enough to admit
TRIBUNE reporter into his room and his pres
encc Just Us he was dsmissing representative
Of the Grant organ grinder In this city, aud for
tifying the said representative with skillful
legal opinion as to the right OF the majority to
run over the minority.
:" what IS your opinion @ OF me !llinols con1est
timation that he might sail in
" Don't know anything about it, except what
have read in the papers, and not enough to
discuss it,
What can you tell us about the complexion
of the Wisconsin delesationr'
Nothing; don't know.
"Do you believe Gen. Grant will be nomi-
natedy'
the Republican sd party to-days'
:" Do you believe he can carry any Of the
(which ones, for instance?'
u think he can carry Virginia. Florida. and
Louisiana, and would stand i chance to carry
Arkansas and Texas- think he can carry
"On what do you base that opinion,-on tho
people7''
"Yes, largely, and also upon tho fact that the
business men Of the South have got sick OF tho
cry Of u Solid South, nno would be glad OF any
country through, Grant would get two Demo-
cratic votes for every Republican vote he lost.
the North would die out II he were nominatod?"
$50 fur as thnt opposition exists among Re-
pubicans it will die out-among all those whd
are Republicans from principle. No honest Re-
publican will vote against his principles because
he dislikes candidate" ''.
"In short, you think that II he IS nominated
he could be e1ected?" IL
II haven't the slightest doubt OF it,
The confidence Of the Wisconsin Senator Rt
this particular juncture, when the other fellows
are down in the dumps, ought to bring them
something OF solace. But it don't appear to. in
spite OF all this brave whfstltng as they akip
throudh the political cemetery.
, 1880-05-31

THE ASTI-GRAST MEN IN COUNCIL
inc par.or noor ol epu nn' uia ieue p.vsea
ah interesting scea'e' Ane o0ipe ~ eo'elea
with ca1,vas. The parl"rs have been tfans-
formed into political biyQuacs, where knets Of
mon are ,.onstart1y seen u.onstantly discussing.
luen ,e..HNs ''te .tas. ,.c,n<,rs o,a
lne merlso VI ealluu' ,',. rr:',i u1n .Sh.,,a,as
Inc faces o1 CoAk1lnB' "aits14 e. NusAAAoaet'
Eugene Hale, the venerable cx-Gov. Dcnnison,
Hannibal Hnmfln. and mnnv of the most dis
.i.n',istad nna, ~ to-dov onc .crn hoverlnp
t!ag '''ca " toua' Nv - '.~-..
about Everywhere they receive 1mprohptu
receptions Each chief Of clan
has nn open house, where friends
VI celno!u.os ''o Aua T.. "
rooms that the most Intense discussions take
plaee The Blaine sentiment % seemed e ddn',1e to hase
.,,th;,,e- H., ,,orr,, ,,oo,r Az infn.
was IN anytnng out .nerry lnoou ,,nd - ,u
under the delegates noses and told them to be
suIosu nys.t, ~ ~. ~ 1,rosido,,t Conkl;no and
Gen Arthur vcrc made ~ he recipients @ % q ,eo one
OF these ntec HiI. HaRsiin, on nontnnc coucoc1fnr
=. eb.s anem, fnr mnq fh nsHn;,,nton Of Cant
There we're mysterious moyinss to and aI9 fr9
dnrg .ae ~ ee . ,.Ttaroann tHcrn w:,s ~, i,,'
nortpt p3rn n conferercc enc between Senator 1iainln
Charles roster, ,enntof tnsH McKiudiov 4 HS
hn@ n,ns',, ,ts ot f;en Hsath Of Michirun' Eugene
s.f Mines y lie
Hhc, Mr: 1toopGr ~ ~, Tos., f Sh;n f:nn
rlch o. hnoae M 1Ssao' ~ ~ thore rho ~ 1',:stfnr
hoDlhsos y JIM, aiu t o1 n1.i ,, 80 " ,.a,. ;s
was heio WIZ closc! u"an 9l aa ~. wn ;nn3s M ~
Ror;ai1 eI,ea eme. s.ec Wastt,r,'.. and Ein,nds.
niAlne, ouefn'".a' ~. h, ~ tha ,n;t ,1,la
These forces hase ullea ~ otGan i ~ toe u,ie au'
anu w.n .naS t Nv, hts erts and strength in
nle .aIa .,..s,,.;n;, m ~ ,' o' '' ~A'9 49,
tnE ~, Loas ,,c, ~ rho ,roo+fpg uas to an-
Inc specM. , .Gu f,.oa ~ 40, i;Eo
point .a ~ " ,it s .,f 10 hC,,.a ~
coinattee if2 sng ut y s; " I,n ,, o.
the purpose VI nahg u Ro'o!e. ss uI tr ~,
porary @ ,.,,I, % ~ I,ia b;3ns,.if nrfShnnd
partcs uu WIZ VIZ i,teuse . ~ b ~ t;t,
~ writing, " stu ~ tno WI ~ ~ 49,. u ',1 r,'t3
IT.; IT. iesnlo M ~ ~ ~ & ~, Htt ,o +h ~ rnnnarv
luz. - ~ ~. ~ MIA 9he it afterwnrds on
mo ml-inpo.Lanl Aun ~ hosor"ns .,,..; noc
uon. me u19G4s = naa dat,r1ai,ai ~ s,hn,it
earnest, aau ~ M,.s ;s, - ho1. r. fo;p ninv
e. 70 no ~ o.,,itts ~ .,,,s ~.
Inc totlow!ns 1i $3.50 u.nto 1.mcs
poit,leu: Ios. @ Euaii1a .,;,, ~ s31;n. r,,,rcne
=. nasneau, IT, 'u,,;,.ai Han,I;n Tanc. GrnV
mntcs ~! ;,h ne'9t vor,nnt cnI t.noncr ohio: and
, 1880-05-31

f. G. Dunnell, Of the New York Tirn<s. Is d
the Palmer.
This morning State-Audftor Needles and eoS
from Springfield will arrive by the Chicago &
Alton.
There Will be a meeting of all the Territorial
Delegates at the pyrlors Of the fremont House
ut O'Clock to-day.
The Hon. Thomas S. Rdgway, Of Shawnee
town; tho Hon. II. B. Macpherson, Of Tuscoa;
and ex-senator Mayborue. Of Geneva, helped
swell the Illinois crowd yesterday.
Don Cameron is reported to have said that
Sherman had the negro delegates now. but he
would only have them until the meeting OF the
Convention; th1t he had them fixed I'LL right Tor
Grant
The various headquarters at the Grand Pacific
we're !asr evening Ycnsra41y enllvenea oy yisi1s s
from u number OF lAdieS. The corr1dor8 OF 1ne
house are popular prOlnenades for ladies accokn-
panied by gentlemen
The colorcd men from the South who come to
Chicago as delegates IRE Of such y character rs
tn cast no discrcdit upon tho colore1 race In
their appearance and they are much sought
nfter by the friends of all the candidates.
G. c. Chandler, who is at the head Of the Sher-
man movement in Massachusetts. together With
the Secretary OF the massachusetts Sherman
Club, have opened headquarters at the Gardner
House, where all Sherman men are welcome
Roscoe Conkling, Gen. Garfield, and William
E. Chandler, had d decidedly interesting confer
that somebody had played recreant TO BIN Ia the
New York delegation, and was enustng all the
disscnsion, which he said WAS exaggerated to
the greatest degree.
Col. George K. Davis member Of Congress
from the West Side. turned up ut tho Palmer
House yesterday, having arrived from Washing
ton during the morning. He explained that he
had COME out III the hopc Of seeing Grant nornt-
mated, and when last seen WIS elideavorinX to
hunt up the congcniai society OF the Illinois
DOaY.
An Indiana delegate, coming here instructed
for Sherman called ut the New York headtlua1-
ttns during the day and WIS predicting that with
Grant ut the head OF the ticket his Suite would
give the Democracy 25,000 majority this fall
Next to Sherman, Blaine WAS hts choice, and tho
choice OF his people, and he thought he could
carry the State by good round majority.
Matt Carpenter, who is stopping at the Palmer
House, called yesterday ut the Grand PAciffc tn
consult With Rt,scoe C>nklnR as to the condition
Of the failing Grant boom- Mr. Carpenter wusa
a fine Panama straw hat, and when he departed
picked up and wore away soft black felt hat
belonging to one OF the Senatorial syndicate. IN
the afternoon, discovering his luss, he dispatched
his colorcd man to Mr. Conklipg with the hat,
and requested the New York Boss to return nls
81 Panuma. The coloretl man interviewed Mf.
Conkling Us he was departing from u late dinner.
ft,nf ;tk,trfE mn F.ntrfh P1QE.
, 1880-05-31
TIE DIRECTORY.

WHEREABOUTS OF DELEGATIONS.
The following is a directory Of the vardo1
headquarters and delegations as fur as can ba
detinitly learned:
Palmer House, Room q.
Blaine Headquarters--GrandP Pacific, Room =.
Sherman Headauarters-Appeilate Court
Sherman Headquarters State Of Illinois.
Grand Pacific, Room &.
Sherman Club, New York-Tremont, Parlofs
Union Republican Club, Philadelphia-Tre-
mUnt, Par1Ors and @.
Grant Headquarters Palmer House, Room
81 '
Delegations are domiciled as folloua:
Alabuma-Palmer, Room g
Arkunsas-Palner, Room 36.
Goiaeri,aG1sds Co1oradoIGTand Pacific, Par!or 4e.
Connecticut-Grand Pacific, Room 14a.
aware-Grand Pacific, Koom 1GL
F1oridn-Palmer, Room H.
Gcorgia-Palmcr, Parlor 20
ilnois-Grand Pacific, Parlors1, 2 anda
Indinna-Palmer, Parlors 3 and %
1owa-Sherman, Parior I.
1daho-Trenont, ST.
knnsas-Palmcr, Parior 2 y
Kentucky-Paimer, Parlor 40;
outsianA-GMrtiner.
hIarylaud-Palmer, Par1or 20.
Observation-Disclosures. "''h'
Missis,9S Grind RSs;t'st Ssi!9t;t. Pss'ss aE T.
Mssouri-Palulcr, ParlOr 81.
MUutana-TrcmOnt.
Ncbraska-Pnlmer.
Neyuia-Pulmer.
New Hampshire Pacific, Parlor 42.
New Jcrsey-Grnnd Pacific, Room s.
New York-Grand Pacific, Ladies' and Gents
PArlors.
North Cu1olinn-Sher1nan, Parlor n.
Ohfo-Grand Pacific, Parlor l15
Orcgon-Grand Pacific, Room 113-
Observation-Disclosures, Room II.
Rhode Isand-Pnlmcr, Parlor u.
South Caroina-Sherman, Parlorl
1Tcnncssee-Paimer, Parlor 36.
Tcxas-Pslmer, Room T.
Utah-PAlmer.
Verrnont-raimcr. Parlor E.
Virginin-Pal1ner, Room ~.
West Virginia-Palmer.
Wisconsin-Paciic, Parlor9.
Washington Territory-Pacifc, Patlor Il.
, 1880-05-31

IOWA.
GOV. GEAR.
In the lobby Of the Grand Pacific the reporte,
met Gov. John II. Gear, Of Iowa
''Are you II delegate, Goycrnor?'
No, a1n merely here d looker-on."
"You are quoted Us Grant man; is that sol?
"Yes, am for Grant; but I am not here tc
work for or against any Of tho candidates. II
you are after an interview let me introduce you
to Capt D. B. Henderson, Chairman Of tho Iowi
delegation
CAPT. HENDERSON
stated that the Iowa delegation would not
desert the Maine Statesman, and would vote for
him even utter I'LL other friends iii tho Conven-
tion shull have fors.lken him "Iowa7" he re-
marked, is intensely Blaine, and II he is not
nominated great regret will be Expressed. You
may say that tho Iowa delegation will vote for
amy and all measures calculated to secure the
success Ut MIR. Blaine"
NIL, lit has been said , that yoa have IN anti-
'Yes, have heard that tho third-tormers
have been claiming one vote III our dclegntton-
but there is no truth in the. statement There
was Il doubtful nun. but he Is doubtful no
longer. You may count upon Iowa rs solid all
the time for Mr.. Dlnfne-"
MIR. $. NJ. Clark, delegate-at-larRe from Iowa,
was caught ut the Grand Pacitlc. He said, IS
Gun only say that we are n1l intensely Blaine"
NH GEORGE T. WRIGHT,
of the Iowa delegation, hailing from Des Moines,
expressed his views OH the situation to I'LL D.
uSE reporter yesterday afternoon ut the Grand
Pacific.
He suid that Blaine WIS his choice first, last,
and NIL tho time, and that the entire Iowu dele
CATION shared his sentiments. They had been
instructed for Blaine hy u vote OF three to one,
and would give him their votes until the last,
knowing no second choice.
All tho candidates, be sald, possessed elements
two most prominent candidates, Blaine or Grant,
should t. the choice 1t would be either one Of
, 1880-05-31
ALABAMA.

A reporter got the Hon. Jcre HaraIson, or
Alnbu1nA, in a corner ut the RreVoort yesterday
and applied the pump
.Haye YOU talked with any Of the Southern
delegates2.'