The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-04-25

Zion appeared 10 favor Blaine, and the ms
jorify OF the dsleesles will douotlsss vote
lOr him NJ Chicago,
Erw ORLEAsy, April 2l-Mayof Bchau
| has published IN the PicayuDc an hnureeo
10 the people OF New Orleans. expressing hig
condemnation ~ the course Of ocssotngS
AID tic manuor IN which the election Wa
conducted. The Plcryune oditorisliy. calls
for public meeting The returns ot me
city are not completed yet. The moss
| signal success achieved by the opposition ~
McEnery WAX IN 'ha city ~ Baton Rouge
and Eaet Baton Rorge parish Stevenson
and tho anti. McBnery ticket received 900
majority. a coupe OF ball,t-boz s,niiers
cent from NeV OGelns wefe ARRESTED.
BURLINGTON, IA, A pill 2i.- The largaet
democratic state convention ever hslf In
Iowa met az II o'clock IN tina oprra horss.
Every county IN ihe state but ono being rep
resented and mostly Siih fnil or double
delegations. Hon. u III. Shields was tenn
porary chairman, Aitsr npporiin. tne
ususl committees "a Convention adjourned
TIL O'Clock
The district conventions met at o'clock
and selected ,he following delegates TO the
national convention: Fret district; George
II Smith, John Wsllbauk; second district,
,Si,c " BI.ppSn' si.,s, b. sSssos s%ssS,s,Es; Ia;
P. @. Dlth efsen: fourth district,
+. d. Builess, A o. D,olittle; f'th district,
George J. Bnal, John Rlier: SIKH distrlct,
l.. d. Perry, Il. II. Gibbs; seventh district,
l. W. Goods, ! y North; eighth cla:rlcs,
J. II. pnEgan' william Ba,dey; nin'h Dis.
tenth district, N. d, Hyatt, John Oieggsit;
eleventh district; R. NJ Muthrey, +. ..
Ready.
The convs 'tiou rsassamb bid ct O'clock.
j. b. Hall. Of Dss Moines.
was made permanent Chairman.
being ready to report, Tho CONVENTION
proceed to select delegates 1t
largo 20 the national convention.
WITH the following reanli l.. u.
kinne, III II rhmble, W. II. rnsyer and
D: NJ. HsrI.'' They ar, are ,rl,. az.
den rhe oomuittes On resolutions
made a short report reatlirming allegiance
20 the plalfor9 OF lhe demo-
cratic u-tiontl convention Of 1876
aud 1880. la favor Of revenue
aud tariff 'sform and sa.inst the late
prob y LEGISLATION In tnat state. A
more tmp pnsi,c resolution on the prchbi'iou
bus finally disposed by reieriug y 10 The
next sta.e convention Colonel Mrately
offered aDpropriata rasalu ons nDp1 the
rrcent death Of General a. o Dnise, the
pioneer stftesmsn at lowa, which we're
passed with rlsing vote.
lican convention Of the Third CO gresslongl
district nominated by nccl latpaiio Seth u.
Milllsen for congfessnan, j. Winchester
Haines and Andrew J. Wisgtllws'e chosen
delegates to Chicago.
WoRcE.TER. MAss., April "a The serth
congressional d strict elected w. w. Rice
aud Theodore @. Bates delegates 10 The re-
publican national convention, both for Ed
munds.
Ngw BEDFORD, MAS. April "a Tie re.
publicaps of the frat district elected Joua.
than Bourne and Frank ) Stevens - dele.
gates TO Chicago. Bourne favors Ednrnds
and Stevens Arthur. The latter will pro-
badly vote for Edmuuds.
ROCKVILLE, ND, April 2i.-rhe republic
can convention Of the sixth cougrrssioual
district elected George l. abingdon and
Dr. J. Mcpherson Scott delegates 10 Chi
o1Ro.
LEWISTON. ME-, April A.-Tbe atEte
GRE u back convention Assem- oed here co.
day, Colonel O. B. Emerson presiding.
Tho'o ia considerable difference OF opinion
among the delegates, one faction desiring
the nomination OF DR.. I.add or adjourn
until June, the other wishing to nomioa ate
Dr. Eaton, and threateuing ID bolt II the
democrats control the convention.
ANNAPOLIS. Nh, April "a. The rspubli-
can convention of the fifth congressional
district elected James A Gary and DR..
William G. Green delegates to Chicago.