The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1884-06-10

The vote was unanimous with the excep-
ton of these seven from New York and
Ohio, Logan's total vote being 779. The
nomination was then made unanimous
The thanks of the convention were rendered
TO the temporary and permanent officers
and the convention then adjourned.
Reception Of the News.
MASTERING IN.
Springfield, Ohio, June Ga Blaine
club was organized here on the street in
front of the Republic building Immediately
alter the receipt of the news of the nomina-
tiou of Blaine with nine hundred names
on the roll. The streets are packed with
people for square.
GONE WILD.
Dayton, Ohio, June 6.-Five minutes af-
ter the news Of Blaine's nomination reach
ed here the republicans were wild with en-
thusiasm. Cannons were fired, banners
displayed and every demonstration made.
GREAT ENTHUSIASM
Minneapolis, Kas., June 6.-There is
great enthusiasm over Blaines nomina-
ton. The ringing of bells, the firing of
cannon and other enthusiastic demOnstrs-
lions are taking place. Large procession
carrying Blaine banners are marching
through the streets Of the city. Blaine and
John A. Martin are all the 90 here.
BEsIEGIHG THE PRINTING OFFICES.
New York, June 6.-Ness Of the nomi
nation OF Blaine for president spread with
remarkable rapidity. Groups OF people
have been watching the bulletin boards
during the AFTERNOON but as it became evil
dent the result must be arrived
ut before adjournment their num-
bers increased. The announcement of
BlIine's nomination was received with
cheers. There was a momentsry disap-
pointment on the part of the psrtisaHs
of the other candidates, but that quickly
passed away, and there was made manifest
every indication that the republicans OF
this city will fall into solid line at once for
Blaine. The crowds, which rapidly in
creased in numbers, surrounded the news
paper bulletin boards. The space in front
Of the Tribune building, on Printing
House square, was thronged. People were
climbing on to the statue of Benz. Frank
lin and taking advantage of every point
from which the bulletins could be read
There was unusual enthusiasm and repeated
cheering.
Too FAST FOR THE TELEGRAPH.
Boston, June 6.-At four this evening a
special wire was started from Boston TO
Augusta, to accommodate private messages
to Mr.. Blaine At AIS this wiIe was
choked with business. At this hours p. M,
messages are still coming from all parts of
the union, congratulating Blaine upon his
nomination.
EATING CROW.
Augusta, Maine. June 6.-The Chronicle
lays the merciless cartoons did Blaine no
harm they may have helped to nominate
him. Blaine is brilliant man of genius,
a dazzling politician, audaciOus diplomat.
ist, splendid orator, popular and magnetic
strategist.
STILL MORE CROW.
Albany, y. Y, June 6.-The Albany
Journal says; "Blaines nomination will
make the republican party the invincible
exponent OF progressive As, and its
cours seous action will be wOrlhily led by
the man whom it has hOnored with its ap-
prevail this day.
THE PACIFIC ANSWERS BACK.
San Francisco, June 5.-The news OF
Rlaine's nomination created the widest en-.
thusissm- The newspaper offices are be-
seiged with crowds shouting ard cheering
for Blaine.
GOING To CONGRATULATE HIM.
Portlsnd, Me-, June 6.-Great enthusi-
asm here. Special trains from all quar-.
ters carry the enthusiasts to Augusta to-
night to congratulate Blaine.
ANOTHER HUNDRED GUNS.
Cold Springs, n. Y. June 6.-There is
great enthusiasm over the nomination Of
Blaine. 100 guns were fired.
A GENERAL JUBILEE
Lockport, Ky., June 6.-Blsine's nomi-
nation was received here by salute of one
hundred guns and large imprompru meet
ing in the opera house square. Speeches
music, fireworks and enthusiasm.
ONE HUNDRED GUNS.
Erie. Pa, June Gone hundred gun,
were fired in honor of Blaine's nomination
and the wildet enthusiasm prevails.
AT HONE.
Augusta, Maine, June 6.-The news O
Blaine's nomination was received with the
widest enthusiasm, cannons were fired, and
a flag on which was inscribed "Our mex
president, James G. Blaine" was uniurled
This was greeted with loud shouts as wa,
also the portrait of Blaine exhibited on tn,
street. Men were perfectly wild cbeerins
and throwing up their hats, the city bell,
we're ringing and everybody was wild with
enthusiasm.
SHOUTING AND SHOOTING.
Worchester, June 6.-The announcement
of Blaine's nomination was received with
cheers and the firing Of cannons.
HOW ARTHUR AND LOGAN LIKEIr,