Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-06-05

per. adherents OF Logan. were admitted.
Two hours we're expended before the de
cison was reached in the fifth Kentucky
case, and the contest resulted in seating
4. A. Wilson and Michael Winton,
Blaine men. The vote stood 20 TO q.
Evening" session.
CHICAGO, Ills, jane 4.-Chairman
Henderson called the Convention to or
der at 7 :35 p. NJ, when the Committee
on Credenlial, reported that they would
not be able TO report this evening.
Curtis, Of New York, presented pc
tition OF the American Peace Union.
Referred.
Matthews, of Illinois. introduced
resolution that the Committee on Distri-
button Of Tickets be instructed to furnish
live hundred tickets to veteran soldiers
" ho may desire to witness the proceed
ings OF the Convention. A lively dis
cussion took place, under the belief that
the motion was one to pack the house in
the interest OF some particular candidate.
Mr.. Massey, OF Delaware-I rise to
make an amendment, and that is that
the resolution be 80 modified that the
shall be made Of those
tickets by special committee Of the
delegation from Illinois. tCrics Of mo,
no." and Kisses. II the suggestion
made on tho right Of the hall, by whom
1 know not, (for did not recognize the
mani, is TO bc carried into effect, then 1T
will be that in great
many of those States represented
on this floor from which there are
no Union ~soldiers present, the purpose
intended to be accomplished by the reso-
luton will have failel (cries Of ''ne,
nol") the purpose being that these sol
diers OF the Union, men who need no
aI ology to be made Tor them in any Re-
publican convention and their right to
be here, say that If any other arrange
ment than that now contemplated by the
suggestion be carried into effect, II will
be futile to reach the object desired.
And, therefore, would suggest that the
resolution be so modified rs to contem-
plate distribution through special com.
inittee from the Illinois delegation, to be
selected by themselves. (Cries OF mo.
nor)
The Chair-Before vote shall be
taken desire TO state that have Just
been informed by member of the Ma
tional Committee that tickets have been
/ sued for every seat in this hall. Is the
house ready for the question: All in
favor Of the adoption Of the resolution
will any aye, Others no. The noes seem
to have it, and the resolution is defeat
ed. (slight hppiause.)
At 1865 p. NJ. the Convention adjourn
ed to 10 A. NJ. tomorrow.
OgeIsby Makes u
speech.
CHICAGO, june AFTER the adjourn.
hall was still crowded, there were loud
calls for Ingersoll and Ogelsby. The
calls were kept up for long time. MIR.
Ingersoll did not respond to them, but
ex.Gov. Richard j. Ogelsby did, and
made q long and amusing speech, allud.
Ing in complimentary terms to the vari-
Gus candidates for the Presidential nom-
Edmunds, Blaine and
the two Shermans. Ex-Governor Fair.
child, of Wis, General U. s. Grant,
Harrison, Gresham and Others were in
turn complimented by the speaker and
were applauded by the audience. In
conclusion he announced that the Re-
publican party was going to win and
that the American people would net al;
low that party to retire from the exer
cIse OF the solemn powers Of thu ma
tion.
After 0gelsby finished his speech,
there Were calls for Fred Douglass, to
which, after time, that gentleman re-
sp1nded. He excused himself, however,
from making speech on account OF the
loss OF his voice. Then the calls for In.
gersoll were renewed, but that gentle
man was not present.
No Ballot Expected till Friday.
CHICAGO, June Al P, M.--The Con.
vention is assembling. 1t is said the
on Credentials and Resolu-
,ions are not ready to report yet. The
Committee on Resolutions is not yet
agreed on the form Of the tariff plank.
II is thought now ballot will not be
reached until Friday.
A blaine straw.
CHICAGO, Ills, June 4.--The following
explains itself:
DETROIT, Mich, June 4.
TO Hon. W. ". Morro,c, Chairman
California State delegation, Chiago.
The vote OF the members of the De-
troit Board of Trade today was as fol.
lows: Blaine, SO; Edmunds, 2S; Arthur,
20; John Sherman, 4. Give us Blaine
or give us death. Signed.
MEMBERs OF DETROIT BOARD OF TRADE.
Contestants-The Ma
hone Crowd to be Admitted-A
RencOatre.
CHICAGO, Ills, June 4.-The decision
of the Committee on Credentials in the
Fifth Kentucky case has been
creating a good deal Of excitement and
ill.feeling and it is said to- o-night that the
will reconsider its action. II
it does not some members Of the Ken
lucky delegation threaten to take the
matter before the convention. 1t is
stated upon COED authority that the
Malone delegation from Virginia will
be admitted without contest.
George Turner, of Alabama, this even.
ing assaulted Brewster Cameron, ex-
Chief Examiner OF the Department of
Justice, in the rotunda of the Grand Pa
citic Hotel Cameron turned upon him
and struck him severe blow on the
head with his cane.
Hon. Paul Strobach, Of Alabama, see
ing his friend was getting the worst of
the encounter, began punching Cameron
with his umbrella. The latter, however,
was fully equal to the occasion and came
out first best in the fight. The occasion
for the assault, Mr.. Cameron says, was
the evidence he was compelled to give
before the Committee on Expenditures
in the Department Of Justice concerning
the conduct OF certain Alabama Mar.
shals.
Another False Report Corrected,
CHICAGO, June 4.-Statements have
been circulated that Senator Miller, of
California intended to come here in the
interest OF President Arthur. Telegrams
received here tonight from Washington,
in response to inquiries made, are to the
effect that this is only one of the many
stories that have been floating about
during the Convention for days, and for
which there is not the slightest basis,
nor in which there is the slightest word
OF truth.
Land Grant Forfeiture.
WASHINGTON, June 4.-HoUsE-The
Oregon Central land grant forfeiture
BILL coming over from yesterday as un.
finished business, was taken up and
passed; yeas, l3S; nays, 20.
Fish's Liabilities and Assets
New YORK, June 3.--The schedules in
the insolvent assignment OF James d.
Fish, ex- President OF the Marine Bank,
show liabilities Of 81, 230, 2Sl nominal
value of real and personal estate, ST.
l79, 3S2.
BaIdwtn's FLY Fallen Leaf"
New YORK, June "A World Cincin.
natl special says: "Those who saw
Baldwin's California bred tilly Fallen
Leaf run yesterday, think she will
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