Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-06-30
FOURTH BALLor.

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 II:59-Nsw Jersey cslIs for ihs roll of ststes-O' dered Convention will prob ably adjourn. Conv.rion has voted C adjourn 10 p. m- New Jsrrey with lravinR her demand for roll call. Ap- pisnse greet q Blaine's vote.
 At the conclusion of ihe morning sec sion snd while the delegates were lsav tng the hsll, Chsuncsy Depev predicted ,u the presence of . number of peopl, shs, Blaine would be nominaisd by se- -lsmsiioo, when the convention re ,.s-mhled st four o'clock. He said thsi trends | nearly every candidate ex- cent Hsrnsor had given consent.
 S=ll-lt is generally expected sn efort 1iI be made io stampede the cenventioI to Blaine ssrly this ?. m. Scms talk ot combination on AllisS D, but Blame men -Irect 'he New York delegation on ihs six or seventh ballot.
 Gov. Foraker of Obi, just said Ohic would not vote for Shermsn tbis after rocn. When asked about A stampede so Bl nne he said, '.lt they besr Co bim i' ,- liklY to go to hun. He is a very strong man."
 Hiscook of New York jast said c no ion VII be made to adjourn so Mop day.
 Convention called 10 order Warner Miller says it is the understandinE to d iourn to II .. m- Monday.
 The vote on adjournment resulted ayes 4S2, nays 32O.
 Convection sdiourned-420 p. ID.
 CHICAGO, June 25-The Sherman tide which set in yesterday flows on this morning. IL will reach flood on seoond or third ballot today. Siiustion criti- cal for all candidates and msnipulstors of the Blame movemspt discOpcerted and have lOst confidence. Question is uominstion if her delegation desire to do sol
 CHIclao, June 25.-At three minutes rss. II o'clock the convention wGs call ed 10 order by Chsirnsn Estee, vho l. again in good voice. The proceedipss opened with prayer by Rev Arthur Ed gsrds, of Chicago. The oonvention meets with almost absolute certainty that Bl,ine is entirely out of the rscs and slI candidates must combine to pre- vent ihe impending nomissiion of Sher- man. Boutelle rose 10 question of prIvi- Iege, he read two csbissysns. the first dated EdinburG, Xth. Boutelle and Msnley, at Chicago, earnestly request. ing sll friends to respect his Paris letter and .igned James O. Blaine. The sec ond was dated to-day and ssid, "I have s right io ask my frierds ,o respect my wishes sud refrain from voting for me. PI.sse make this and former dispatches public.
 (Siarsdl JAHKs G. BLLul"
 CErcAoo, June 25.-The News gives William Walter Phelps ss authority tor sayipe that every candidate but Sher- man stands ready 10 call on Blaine 70 make the race, but % long ss sherman hss 6 chance Blaine's friends will do nothing to hinder if. The Tribupe says New Yorl decided to give 6hsrnan . chance to-day after frss voting for Hsr- ri.on, The Herald thinks Blaine will be nominated. The Times says Shsr- man is leading.
 The Conve.iion vss called to order si II 06 .. 10.
 u:l5-Bou,elle O, Maine takes the platform ,o withdraw Blaine's name from the convention-
 ll;lS:-Boutslle says without attempt lng to rive any construction 10 lanRnsgs os will read dispatches from blsine' Boutelle read dispatches from Edin- burah earnestly rsq1sstins he ffispdl ,o retrsiu from v'iiDg for him, and sisL ed ygmes c. Blaine. Applsnss. sIxTH BALLOT.