Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-06-07

| surrounded by immense crowds, cheer
ing and waving their hats, with cries of
"Hurrah for Blaine,"
PROFESSIONS with bands are parading
the streets, and cheer after cheer is be-
ing sent up Ia exultation over Baine's
victory.
RepubIiean Rejsirings.
SALINAS, Cal, June O. The news Of
| Blaine's nomination was received here
today by the Republican portion Of the
town ia most enthusiastic manner.
ADvils were fired at different points.
The firing has continued during most Of
the afternoon and tonight the town is
| illuminated by bonfires. A large crowd
is assembled, listening to speeches from
prominent citizens, music by the band
and the booming Of cannon. The yell
ing OF the crowd is creating pande-
monium.
GRASS VALLEY, June G.-Blaine's
nomination was received with great en-.
thusiasm by Republicans as well a,
many Democrats, who say he will be
elected without doubt. They will sup.
port him here.
Day Tows, Cal, June 6.-The first
guns fired for Blaine. Thirty. ght
guns were fired this afternoon Ia hon or
Of James g. Blaine. the choice. OF the
people of the Pacific States.
SAN DIEoo, June G.--The widest ex.
citement prevails over the nomination of
Blaine. Crowds are cheering, flags ily-
ing, and cannon, firing. There i. q
grand torchlight turnout tonight.
viRGIsIA, New, June Ga large
crowd is rejoicing over Blaine's nOmina-
| ton. A snlute OF one hundred guns
vas fired this afternoon. A ratification
meeting is called for tomorrow.
VALLEJO. Gala, June 8.--The news Of
Blaine's nomination was received with
great enthusiasm by the Republicans.
Flags were lioisted and banners dis
played. The town is wild with enthu-
siasm and the citizens are crying them
| selves hoarse on the street corners. To-
night salute was fired. The central
part Of the town is illuminated by bon
fires. A ratification meeting is being
held.
TrLARE, Cal, June G.--The news OF
Blaine's nomination was received with
demonstrations OF great Joy. Flags were
hoisted and public demonstration is
being held tonight. Thirty.eight guns
were fired, amid fireworks and much
cheering Even conservative Democratic
citizens have expressed their determine
tion to support Blaine, even in prefer.
ence to Tilden, on account of his record
on the Chinese question.
ORovILLE, Cal. June 0. The Repub.
licans OF this city are almost wild with
excitement. All day the bulletin board
wa, watched wi h the greatest eager
ness. AMI after each ballot a bell was
rnng. Cheer after cheer went mp when
the announcement was IN ,de that Blaine
had been nominated, and Ia a few min
utes flags appeared on all buildings.
The nomination caused satisfaction to
all.
PETALuMA. Cal, June O. As soon as
BIaine's nomination WINS received, flags
were thrown to the breeze, while shouts
went up as the glorious news spread.
Bonfres are blazing and fire works
Illuminating the city, aud speech-mak
ing is in order, three times three and
"tiger" for the great chieftain, Blaine,
and for the white plug hats of the Pa.
ciiic Coast delegation, being given with
vim. A hundred guns have been
fired.
NEVADA CITY, Cal, June 6.--A Blaine
ratification meeting was held this even
Ing.
CHICO, Cal, June 6.--The news of
Blaine's nomination created great excite
ment. There are bonfres in the streets
this evening.
STOCKTON, Cal June 6.-The Repub-
licans are overjoyed over the nomination
Of Blaine and Logan.
SANTA Rosa, CAL, June 6-When
the glorious news reached here that
James G.. Blaine was the Republican
nominee, the widest enthusiasm pre-
vailed. Boaiires are burning and bands
playing. Many private houses are illumi.
mated.
WOODLAND, Gala, June 8.-The news
Of the nomination Of Blaine was received
with universal rejoicing. A general
isllitication meeting is called for to-
night.
MoKELUMNE HILL, Gala, June c.
The news OF Blaine's nomination causes
most Of the citizens great satisfaction.
Great enthusiasm prevails. +.
RED BLUFF, CAL, June 6.-When the
news OF the nomination of Blaine
reached here, steam whistles commenced
blowing and bells ringing. Flags are
flying all over town. Bontres are burn
Ing all along the lines of the streets.
Anvils were fired, ,one shot for each State
and Territory in the Union.
PORTLAND, Ogn., June G.-The news
of Blaine's nomination was received
with great enthusiasm. The same feel
ing was manifested when the news OF
LOgan's nomination was received.
MARYsvILLE, CAL, June 6.--The news
Of the nomination of Blaine tonight
was received with immense satisfaction.
A salute of thirty EIGHT guns was fired
from the levee. Bands paraded the
streets, playing patriotic airs. National
flags are flying everywhere. Boniires
and rewOrks light up the whole city
this evening.
SAN JOSE. June 6.--There was grand
ratification meeting in honor of the nom
inatiOn of Blaine and torchlight pro.
cession. Crowds of people assembled in
front of the Auzerais House, where a
meeting was held and speeches made.
Half an hour after the nomination was
received every white plug hat in the
city was purchased.
CHEYENNE, Wyo., June 6.--Meetings
were held here this afternoon and even
ing ratifying the nominations of Blaine
| and Logan. The evening meeting was
very enthusiastic. A big bonfire was
lighted and speeches made by prominent
local men.
Ratincation Meeting at san Fran
SAN Francisco, June 6.--The ratifi-
cation meeting to celebrate the nomina.
tions, at Mechanics Pavilion this even
ing, was magnificent compliment 10
Blaine. The building was packed with
people. Tbs meeting was called to or
der by z. b. Cornwall, Chairman of the
Republican State Central Committee.
Many ladies were among the audience.
Shortly after the meeting had begun
body of Republicans from Humboldt
Hall filed into the building, increasing
| ths attendance to over 10000 people.
ho hc" "Soiiicio oioubht tiuHspaTelcics
with the inscriptions. Blaine and Vic
tory" California good for 20, 600 Major
ity." Judge James Mem. Shafter made the
opening address. When, in the course
Of his speech, he stated that John A.
Logan had been nominated for Vice
President, an immense burst of applause
shook the building. He was followed
by Hon. NJ. NJ. Estee, whose Efforts
were loudly applauded. Ex-Governor
George G. Perkins then spoke and was
frequently applauded. Col. j. P. Jack
son, one of the proprietors of the Ecen-
ing Post, made an eloquent speech,
which was frequently interrupted by
cheers and other demonstrations of ap.
probation. Miss Nellie Holbrook,
the actress, was called npon,
and recited "Drake's address to the
Am ,rican Flag" Ex.Gov. G.. l..
Woods, who was called on, said he had
an announcement to make. Cries (of