Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-05-03

/ Dcolc COUNTY iaSL week, were lylCueN aS
: Griitthsyiile, Logan county, last night.
The Political Field.
| LOUISVILLE, May 2d-The Republican
State Convention met again this morning
and elected the remaining delegate at large
John w Lewis, Of Washington county
was chosen The delegation nov stands /:
Walter Evans, ". 0, Bradley, C. c. Culber-
| boon and j. W. Lewis The Blaine men
feel ike they were counted out in the Con
yention as regards the Louisville dele
CATION, and bolt this afternoon was the
I result. They viii hold a Convention soon
| on two Blaine delegates to Chicago, think
| ing that they viii be recognized u the
| National Convention
NEBRASKA
LINCOLN, May 2d-The Republican State
| Convention concluded its labors at 3 o'clock
this morning; The full delegation is John
| NJ. Thurston, n. 3. Harwood, John Jensen,
| and George 4. Brooks. All Blaine men,
Jensen and Brooks declaring themselves so
IN speeches A resolution instructing for
| Blaine was tabled by vote of 30 10 y,
| the sentiment of the Convention being
against instructions OF any kind.
FLORIDA.
JAcksoHvI:a.E, May 2d.-The Republican
Convention a. St Augustine has harmo-
nized the difference between the factions
Leawith' s name was dropped from the del
egates at large and Joseph T.. Lee, col0red,
substituted. The color line was sharply
| drawn IL the Convention. All the delegates
at large are for Arthur
MAINE PROHIBITIoNIsTs.
AUGUSTA tMe.), May 2d-The State Pro
hibitory Convention Yesterday nominated
for Governor w T. Eustis; for Represent
atives to Congress District, Arson F.
Clark Second, Reuben s. Hunt; Third,
J. E. Ladd Fourth, c. b. Besse.
PEENsYLvANIA PRoHIBITIoSIsTs.
PHILADELPHIA May 2d.-At to-day's ses-
sion OF the Convention Of the Prohibition
Home Protection party, a platform was
adopted recommending principally the
suppression Of the liquor traffic and com
pulsory education. An amendment favor
able to certain political rights for women
was voted down by decided majority, and
the report Of the minority committee IN
favor Of sutterage outright was carried by
torty-six to thirty-three
NORTH CAROLINA
RALEIGH, May 2d.-The Republican Con
vention nominated State ticket to-day
Resolutions were offered instructing the
on the table Dockery. delegate-at-l large
is for Blaine The district delegates are not
solid for Arthur The platform compIi-
ments President Arthur; favors Blair's edu-
cational bill declares in favor of a we'll
regulated tariff system discrimination in
favor of American industries should be
maintained and all internal taxes abolished
Adjourned.
MONTANA REPUBLICANS
BOzEHAN, May 2d-A spirited contest is
going on in the Republican Territorial Con
vention. Governor Crosby leads the friends
Of President Arthur, and Colonel Sanders
those Of Blaine. Neither has a majority.
the balance of power being held by the
Edmunds men. The Convention met at
noon, but was unable 70 effect al organiz-
alton.
ii ?. N.-The Edmands men secured the
Chairman by uniting with the Blame men.
Ten candidates have been named for dele
gates to the National Convention, from
which two are TO be selected An informal
vote stood Arthur men %, scattering 80.
The indications are that the delegation will
be divided between Blaine and Edmunds
More Presidential Figures.
WASHINGTON, May I'd Congressman
Bayne's estimate Of Blaines vote on the
first ballot at Chicago, put forth tonight TO
scare Arthur's workers in Washington, is
rather paralyzing. Bayne says that none
OF the estimates so far honestly show the
"pumed knights votes, Us every delegate
who mas not declared for him Is counted
against him. He says Blaine will get 10
delegates from Alabama, at least two from
Florida, y in Georgia, in Kentucky, all
the Louisiana delegation, and 2 from
Massachusetts, though by the biggest esti-
mates he Is given none in either of these
States In Maryland he will get Il, in
stead of Is allotted him by the conservative
estimates, 2instead Of ! in New Hampshire.
in Ohio 2S instead OF u, Tennessee 7 in
stead Of Pennsylvania As or 30, and in
the Territories u He thinks the straight
out from Virginia viii be recognized at
Chicago, thus giving u solid delegation Of
q from that State for Blaine. This would
give Blaine something like 425, sufficient
to give INN the nomination. Bayne how
ever concedes that this result viii not be
reached until after the final ballot
Ex-senator Bruce, the colored Register
OF the Treasury, has returned from Missis-
sippi, where he went tGattend the Repub-
lican State Convention Concerning the
Mississippi delegation 10 Chicago, Bruce
SAID The delegation is equally divided
between white and colored men-nne Of
each. OF the nine whites, three were orig
inaiiy Northern men, and the other six are
Confederate soldiers. The Independents of
Mississippi are represented in the deega-
ton. Our call for the Convention followed
the wording of the call for the National
Convention, and included an invitation to
all opponents of Bourbmism, and the In
dependents were thereby enabled to coop
crate with us but only few responded.
The delegation is uninstructed, and in sen-
hnent is disposed to vote for any good man
who carries the debatable States"
SECOND DISPATCH
CHICAGO, May 2d-The Times tomorrow
will publish careful inquiry a. to the
preferences or instructions OF delegates
chosen to the Republican Convention 1t
shows that 329 are for Blaine 800 for Ar
thur, 73 for Edmunds, 81 for Logan, 23 for
Sherman, u for Hawley and 81 doubtful.
The above totals are the foodngs Of table
which was prepared late tonight, after the
returns were secured from all the States and
Territories except New Mexico and Mon
tana. The total number of delegates is SO,
and it requires All to nominate.
AR Unexpected Return to Idfe.
CHICAGO, May 2d.-The TINES Charleston
special says Glenn Davis, colored citizen
OF Rchland, s. c., apparently fell dead and
was duly laid ont for burial, The COlored
people gathered at his cabin at night to pray
and sing when Clcm suddenly set up, after
being IN q ComatOse state for twenty four
hours. The watchers fied in horror, but
came back cautiously and rendered their
congratulations.
Fry for New York Rivers.
oswBGo, May 2d-Another batch OF fry
from the State hatchery at Caledonia, con
..FEl u 4 ar
coo brook trout, Will be deposited in the
Oswego river and the streams in this yicin-
iiy to-day.
The Philadelphia silk Show.
PHILADELPHIA, May 2d.-At the silk
winch aggregated 500 The second prize
li7ill was awarded 10 Kinriz.. q Marta nf San