The Phoenix herald., 1882-06-23

Congressmen, and Members or u
 State Bo I'd of Equalization be
 lected by the respective district oel
 cations at their pleasure.
 Martin, of Alameda, presented
 minority report that in add.'ion
 the majority report, it requires tn'
 each candidate for Rtilr al Comml:
 ,ioner shall pledge himself to r'
 duce railr sd tariffs at least iiftee'
 per cent. af CT his election Tn
 clause in tle platform relative to tn
 Sunday law called out a hot debate
 Outram, of Alameda, and Whipple If Snnoma, favored the law; Terry
 Flournoy, Brady of Fresno. and Cal
 lahan of San J aq.in. favored its
 rereal; HolloN ay, White of Los Angeles, and Mo rehouse of Mon tere~. wanted it referred to a com mittee. The v,te on the moiion to strike cur the clause Was lost-1GI ayes 10 29J noes. and the plaRk was adoptel-
 California Democrats.
 SAN JOSE, June 22.-The conve"- tien was called to order at 9:3O, Boggs presiding.
 Lowell. of Santa Clara, placed in nomination tor Governor, Lawrence Archer; C. ". Guilty, of Santa Clara, seconded the nOminati n; WafIsce each, of San Diego, al o second-o the nomination of Archer: Bal. of Ynlo, eulogized Jo. Hsmil- n ard withdrew is namo D c.u e of illness. On the first ballot for Governor. there were 455 votes & follows: Hearst, 126; Johnson, CT: Stoneman. IF; Berry, 65; Taylor, 60; Archer, 20.
 SAN JosE, June 23.-Dr. Shorb ex- pIaincd that he ould not vote to mair tain a rule in a Democratic Conveution so internally meam that the Republican party lad repu iia ed fl. This exci ed the ire of ihe Ala meda delega es and q idle sren 'ok- ed i'm ninent. The convention r." fuses tO sns'aiu the chair by 166 ayes 10 2S6 noes. Scenes of con- fusion .l'owcd and m my indignant by delegates concerning hose who come o the convention to break pledges and instructions of he people
 Iry ng to Save Guitrau.
 CLEVELAND. Ohio, Ju 22--Nrs. Guiteau's sister, is here 10 ry te see Mrs. Garfield 10 tell her he peculiar circumstances of her ,rother's birth as only one woman .an tell another, and ask her to in ercele for re. e..rieve for hIm tIll October.
 Rsb ,rtsOu's Decree.
 CHICAGO, June 22.-A special rom New York says: The Govern nent employes here arc not making my response to the call of the Re- publican Campaign Committee for oniribu irns 10 the ca4.paign fund. @ Irctor Robertson says: While .m here 10 man shall be dismissed IT in any way interiered wi h for Of political assess atnts.'
 Peensy1vania Nominees.
 HARRISBURG, Pa, June 22.-In he Convention I.avid Tasgar: was hosen President and offered reso- utinn direcling the nomination of for C ugressman at large mi referring 70 the State Comui;tee IuesIions of the adoption of me ds -nonizing t.e party. Ado.hed. Tor onsres>n an at large, Marliot lrosins was nomi. ated on the first 'al ct. The Convention aGopted e olrtions empowering the siaie Committee fill va"ancics on the icket and adjourned.
 Guit@su W-alkerins
 WASHINGTON, June 22.-Guiteam s re. orted by the ja'i officers to-dty : unusually serioIs an uncommi- icative. Ono Of ihe off CTS re- uarked. He has an aDx,ous hAr- ar lrok. I think he begins o re iiZe that he is d0omed." Warden ;roker has st ted that the execution Fill be d priVa;e une an only lew le mbers of the press ai d jail o.i.- e will be permitted to " mess it. he gu.lows were ercc cd few days g. in the east co.'ritlor of the north iing. MT Chevallicr, of Boston, ec etary of the National Sociey y for he prute ion of tine insane, had Lot interview, with the Presi lent e terday in re erence to Gui cans ase ur d arranged for an audience lth the President tom, rrow, when J.. George NJ. Beard and liners wil vance arguments ill favor of d I.ort resI.i ill order tc low a roper commission 10 fully investi- ate the question of Guiteau's insan- y. Rather warm.
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