St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1884-07-07

I1o L nave Only JuSb dIilfCQ, all uOb very
well acquainted in Chicago to-day. I'll be
able to tell you more about this little affair in
a day or two, and will send what find out to
the GLOBE 'conidentially.n H.P.H.
Western Associated Pressl
CHICAGO, July 6.--It has been noisy
Sunday. The arrival of delegations and in
dependent organizations continued through
out Saturday night and all Of to-day, and to-
night the full working strength of the con-
vention is on the ground with but few indi-
vidual exceptions. A roll call would show
the presence in the city of
EIGHT HUNDRED ACCREDITED DELEGATES.
The feature of the day was the arrival of
the marching organizations. Their coming
was heralded by bands of music, and from
early morning until the. arrival of Tammany
hall tonight there have been
constantly recurring scenes of marching
bodies and boisterdus reception. Great
crowds hung about the vicinity of the
Palmer house, and each arriving contingent
was met with great cheering. The Cook
county Democratic club, n strong local Or
ganization, performed the greatest portion
of the escort duty, but were joined as the
day advanced by outside clubs, so that the
Mcdonald club Of indianapolis, the Irving
hall and Tammany clubs of New York, had
as their escort the Americus and Rar dali
clubs of Philadelphia, New York county
Democracy and other outside organizations.
Tonight, in the brilliantly lighted streets
about the Palmer House, is
A MASS OF PEOPLE,
computed to number 20, ZOO, drawn thither
by the commotion occasioned by these arri-
walls.
The Associated Press representatives learn
the following facts in regard to bodies from
states not already noted.
Members from New Jersey have been arri-
wing slowly and in pairs for the past two
days. 1t will organize tomorrow evening.
| The Delaware delegation arrived yesterday
and will organize tomorrow. About one
hundred visitors from that state arrived this
morning
| The Michigan delegation is practically full
and will effect permanent organization to-
morrow morning. There are many visitors
| from that state already here, and more will
| come tomorrow. Portraits of
CLEVELAND, FLOWER AND BAYARD
Are displayed in its headquarters This has
been counted among the Cleveland states,
but it is asserted that considerable weakness
was developed there to-day, and considerable
work was being done. Gen. Faulkner had
talk with the delegates on behalf of Flower
this afternoon and Senator Herman urged
Cleveland's claims this evening.
The Tennessee contingent, except two, ar
rived this morning and will organize to-
morrow. The delegates from this state are
very much divided in their preferences.
The Maine representatives are all here this
evening except one. meeting for organi-
zaton will be held tomorrow afternoon.
The Nebraska delegates came this after
noon, and will organize tomorrow. 1t is
understood that j. Sterling Morton, one of
the leaders from the state, is endeavoring to
influence his fellow delegates to vote for
Bayard.
The Louisiana body is about complete and
will organize tomorrow morning. One of
its leading members says Louisiana is for
TILDEN AND THE CINCINNATI PLATFORM.
With Tilden out her vote will be cast for
the best man, whoever he may be.
The Kansas delegation came this after
noon, accompanied by large number of
visitors. 1t is estimated that one thousand
outside of the members of the convention
will be here from that state. The delegation
has orga nized by the election of Gov. Click
as chairman and B. j. Sheridan secretary.
A caucus will be held tomorrow.
The full delegation from Ohio is now here.
members having struggled in for the past
two days. They will organize at II O'Clock
tomorrow. The Duckworth club of Cincin-
natl, $50 strong, will reach here tomorrow
evening, and the Jefferson club of the same
city, with 400, Tuesday morning.
Not quite all of the West Virginia delegates
have arrived, and no steps are taken to or
ganize.
The Connecticut contingent came in this
morning, but are not yet organized.
The Vermont men arrived to-day and will
organize sometime Tomorrow
Inc lhnols headquarters were filled with
visitors during the day. The organization is
set for noon tomorrow.
The New Hampshire organization will be
made at noon tomorrow.
The North Carolina delegates arrived this
morning and will organize tomorrow morn
ing.
Nearly all the Virginia delegation came this
morning and will organize tomorrow.
The Colorado delegation came here this af-
ternoon.
The delegates from Nevada will probably
organize tomorrow morning
The Delaware delegates are not yet orga-
nized.
THE SOUTHERN DELEGATES.
The Georgia, Florida and South Carolina