Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1884-06-06
Business Begun.
LOGAN. BLAINE AND AR
TAyHS. PLACED IN NON
NATION
Amid the Usual Tremendous KX-
ritenent.

Amid the Usual Tremendous Ex.
ritement.
CHICAGO. June 5.--The Times
says that the belief grows stronger
and stronger that neither Blaine
nor Arthur can be nominated. 1t
holds that the Blaine men offered
the Logan men the second place on
the ticket to combine forces, and
the offer was refused. Arthur may
be considered out Of the fight. un-
less failure of the Independent
movement brings Edmunds' and
Hawley's votes to him. The 10
gan men claim Arthurs vote after
the first ballot, while the Edmands
men expect his vote in full if trans
ferred. Blaim's strong help is
expected to come from Arthur 8
forces.
ARTaUR!s RANKS FIRM.
The Inter-Ocean says Arthur s
ranks stand firmly and grows stead
lily.
SEVEN BLAINE MEN.
The Tribune says that seven Of
the Malone Virginia delegates
which the Committee on Creden-
tials has decided to admit a dele
gatiM that will vote for Blaine.
COULDN'T COMBINE.
The conference Of the lArthur
and Edmunds men last night TO
sccnre enough Independent vote to
put Arthur ahead Of Blaine OH she
frs ballot, failed.
The contests in Alabama, Georgia
and Virginia decided. In the 9th
Kentucky District the decision is
in favor CT two Arthur delegates
and the Maryland contest is de-
dided in favor Of two Blaine dele
gates. Also two Blaine delegates
from the 9th New York. In the
10Th New York two Arthur men
were admitted.
DELAY FATAL TO BOTH.
1t is now conceded thai the
syrangle and delay is fatal to both
Blaine and Arthur's chances.
CHIcAGo,-9:3O A. M.,-Commit-
tee on Credentials reported that
they had reached a unanimous con-
clusion that there would be so mi
nority report as predicted.
CHIcAGo,-1l 4. M.,-Reports Of
Of Committee on Credentials is in
accordance as predicted in morn
ing papers.
CHICAGO,-12::30 P. M.,-Minor-
ity reports changing Of the order
Of representation in the National
Convention, giving greater repre-
to Republican States, is
exciting warm discussion. Report
Of Committee on order of business |
adopted after long discussion. !
THE FIRE-BRAND WITHDRAWN. |
CHIcAGo,-1:3O P. M,-Peport Of |
on rights of changing rep
withdrawn.
The platform denounces importa-
ion Of foreign labor from Asia.
The call CT states for members
# National Committee is being
proceeded with. The reference to
Arthur in the report Of the plat
orm was received with tremendous
.heers. The platform recommends
uch revision of tariff Us will meet
he wants of the whole country.
It ! 80 p. N. the convention adj
curncd until 9p.M. The platform
1as unanimously adopted !
LAST NIGHT S SESSION.
CHICaGO-6:45 p. M.-The Com
ention assembling estimated that
he presentation speeches will &C.
upy from three to four hours and !
bought the ballot would not be
cached tonight, though it is said
he Blaine men will do their best to
ave one.
$40 P. M.-Cullom mentioned
rant, which aroused great cheers.
S:15 p. M.-When Logans name
as mentioned cheers confined for
1me time.
8:20-Cullom dwelt on Logan's
ar record and said he never lost
battle nor disobeyed and order.
lis remarks were frequently .
leered
e::26-Logan's nomination was
by Gen. Prentiss Of Mis-
'uri. Il
S:3CIt is stated that Geo VIM. r
crtis will present Edmunds, J