New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-02
STATE DELEGATES SELECTED.


q votes for Blainc; 81 opposed.
STATE DELEGATES SELECTED.
Canandaigua, n. Y, May 1 (SpcciaD.-The Ontario
County Democrats held their convention to-day. The
oiceholders had fixed things to their complete salts
faction The postmasers of tho two largest towns in
tho county took active part. County Judge Frank
r. Rice, Of this village Nathan Oaks of Phelps, and
d. H. Msxheld, of Naples three Cleveland men, were
elected delegates to the State Convention
Batavia, n. Y, April 30.-The Republican convcn-
ton for Genesce County to-day chose delegates to
the State Convention W. C. Watson, W. r Crofoot F.
S. Vosburg, T. j. Tone, B. +. Hawes and IL P. Ellen
wood They not Instructed.
watertown, N. Y, May 1.-The lid Assembly Dis
trict Republican Convention here to-day named Hugh
Mellon W. d. McKnstry, f. B. Bulkley. Henry Spcer
and A. C. Comstock delegates to the state COnvcn
tion. The sentiment Of the convention was unanl-
mously In favor OF Chauncey NJ. Depcw for President
Auburn, May 1 (special.-At the Democratic Dis
trict conventions held at Moravla and weedsport to-
day the following delegates to the State Convention
were chosen James C. Stout, Auburn; George H. Nye,
O~asco; James G. Reed, Auburn John A. Thomas,
Howland' OF Port Byron. Tho state and National ad.
ninistrations Endorsed by both conventions
Boston, May 1.-The vth Congressional District
Republican Convention to-day nominated as delegates
to the Chicago Convention f D. Hayden, and the
Rev f. H. Capen with William A. Tower and Francis
L. Chapman alternates.
Olean, " Y, May (SpecaD.-Delegates instructed
for Hill for Governor were chosen by the Democratic
Convention for the Ist Assembly District Of Cattarau-
gus County held this afternoon. J. W Mahon. member
OF the state Committee, heads tho list Cleveland
was Endorsed by resolution
UNION LABOR NOMINATIONS.
Little Rock, Ark, May 1.-The Union LABOR partys
State Convention met here yesterday. About forty
delegates were present, representing twenty-five
counties. Isaac McCracken presided, and r. B Carl
Leo and c. f. Cunningham were elected delegates at
oI
REPRESENTATIVES. from Congressional Districts were
authorized to select district delegates. After nominal
Ing c. NJ Norwood, Of Nevada County, for Governor,
c. B. Poyner Of Johnson County, for Secretary OK
State and A. W. Bird, Of Union County, for Auditor
tho convention adjourned TIL today when PLATFORM
was adopted. Mr.. Poyner teloSraphed his dechnauon
Of the nomination OF Secretary Oh otsto' W. '" AoiIJ
chosen in his place
Tho convention instructed delegates 10 the National
Convention to vote for j. A. strceter Of Illinois, for
President and T. V. Powdery for Vice Presdens, Inc mo
e9nyenton nominated WI n tbo sseeuve commttoo
to fill the rest OF the State uckeI
NATIONAL DELEGATES CHOSEN.
Cincinnati, May 1.-The Republicans OF tho
VItn Kentucky Congressional District In con.
vention hold In Convington yesterday eiec'ea
John p Ernst, and DR.. John +. Wilson deie-
gates to tho Chicago Convention, and Harris Morgan
and D. p Wallace alternatcs. Tho aeieBs'ce "0i'
recommended to vot for Sherman
yandaiia, Ill, May 1.-The Republican CohsroS.
slonal Convention for tho XVIII ILLINOIS, D'sii0'
nominated John j. Brown for Congress. Benson
Wood, of Efingham, and Il. T. Higgins OF Vandaha'
were chosen delegates to tho National ConVent'on
They &C uninstrncted, but both fovor Judge ureSnd
Brocton, Mass, May Tho lid ConSresSs,i,T,nn, s,,,1n
psct pdct kePTsSan conTeR1a nG .S l. Ripley Of Hnga
delegates to the National OSnSena"on, Oa o,.rnates No
Shaw and +. L Hobart were elected a'erna'''' ''
preferences wcro expressed.
ORGANIZING FOR WORK IN INDIANA
Indianapolis, May 1 (specisp.-hcpuonoa'' H
all parts of Indiana are arriving hero tonight 10 Do
present morrow at the State Conference oi noioo
of the Lincoln League Republican orsAnila.On .
which did much toward electng the state ucAos '"'
years ago. and Chairman Huston OF tho otato C'Hi'
mittee thinks that It Will make INDIANS hop"
again this year. There are hunareu VI INC '.uo'
and the average membership OF each Is Aoou' wv
Tho purpose Of tho conference Is to agree upon pHS
OF work during the campaign, and u VIII tbs con
stood also do Something toward promoting the can
dldacy Of General Harrison for Inc rrS''u'~ '"
ination.
SOUTH CAROLINA REPUBLICANS oNPLhD'ED
Charleston. s. c.. May / (speclaD'-Ihe hepuoll-
can State Convention met of Counno,a ~ m -.
W. Brayton, the old chairman, PrcS'uo'
leaders took charge and ran the machno " SUI
selves. Nearly every county in the s'a'' "4 0p
resented There was a strong disposition on the par
OF some Of the delegates to ndorse Sherman ou' IN
leaders desired TO send an unnsructeu @ .hI, ~
Chicago and their win preValien cod anv nro6er
delegates elected only two have e1presseett Suy %
eDce. Ex-Congressman Smalls Is Ins NarShni banLs
and 7. J. Tuomey, ex-Unlted st"'''
Depcw first and Harrison secohL
PREFERENCES or VIRGINIA REro bLiOANo'
Richmond Va, May tspeciaD.-so Tar as heard
from the delegates elected to the petersburg
are either for Blaine or sherman with nero ana thoro
one for other candidates. The Wise aoiogAeee arc
generally opposed to sherman anu VIZ v, 700 '' F''
ably $50 to 200 OF the convention VI wv
CARPENTERS DEMANDING HIGhEh wASEo.
The carpenters and ioners OF orange NJ d. ye''euAy
made demand increase OF twenty n'e cents po
day In their wages. At Of tho shops mo uemAha
seceded TO- whlo others It was hea IN sooishoe
In Newark the demand granted In all the principal
shops when IL was presented In Elizabeth about nfty
carpenters quit work upon refusal OF the bosses 70 pay
tho advance.
STRIKE AT THE BUFFALO BREW EhfS'
Buffalo, May 1.-About 500 union employees In th'
breveries went out on strike this morning In oocacnco