Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-06-30
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 The result of the eighth ballot ws
 reesived with burst Of spplause. Tn
 great audiencs Arose to tks feet m
 shnuted upil tired out. When she ssors
 sub<idsd Gov. FOFksr took ths plntf,rr
 snd moved 10 make the pouiu .tio
 uasn nous. Horr of Michigan. HRssrps
 "t Penn. snd Fsrveli of Ilipofs, sec
 ooded Ihe noniDstion. Dcpev VA
 called for sud made . speech pr-dicsin,
 -n fold time victory for the Republi
 sans,"
 Moti1n to msks the pomin siiou man;
 nous wac ais' seconded in heart,
 spe chsa hJ Hepders0n of Ia. Boufell
 oi Ne, and Hsymond O. Cai. The pre
 sen.siIon uf names for e-Pre-idertis
 Ssnd dates was tben declared ia order
 Oenpy of kaGtacky pominAted WiIhsu
 E. Br dley o' ihss stst-, seconded b,
 Griffin Kansas, Wsynar Alabam-
 Hank; renoess@, Welt: 9sorgis. Atkin
 son When New Jersey vas esIl+ q
 pstor Sevell stated that it vas the m iention to present ihe name of Ph. lrs
 but ss some members of the convention
 were tired. be moved . recess until sl, o'clock. which vss agreed to, and ths convention adjourned.
 The eenersl impression is that vher tbe oonveD,ioB resssemblss, Levi P Morton of New York, will be nominate for Vice President
 CHICAGO June Ex-Governor Rouih of Colorado. said n convention thas b, lid net propo, to submit to being told that EikiDs snd bis friends intend doins e they pleased with republican party He proposed showing Elkins that thsI. gre as least 25O men in convention yery much opposed 10 tho nomination oi Blaine and believed his nomination would be very injurious to the party and nigh, insure iis defeat.
 Senator Stewart of Nevada though, ;he nominstion of Blaine would dirrupl the republican party. "It would take us from now till November Co eIplsir ths titierencs between Blsine's letters sno biaiBe's lobby" began the Senator -Ii ~ont do for Blaine to come ID now sf- ter he has said he would not bs 6 eandi- 1sfe and has induced other oapdidate,' ,o try and secure . pomiassion. Hi, lobby now asks delegates to betrsy bh. of their states. Ii trfss ic pull men who have gone into the fscs relying on his letters. Bisipe's pomi- patton would be c terrible thing to sA R-pobllcsn party and means iss defea, In the country,
 NEW Yonk Juno 25-A fire vas dis severed this morning in . hve sto. , exiepdlng from 3s,s to 89th streets on First Ave. occupied as cigk- 'sosory by several firms. The flames ysined rapid hesdvay and ops wall fe,l rbs tenants are moving from surround pg buildisgs. The water suprly gsv .us and the nre bosts were suE moped. If more water is not soon obtained . disastrous eoDfssrstion is certain.
 NEW YoRK-fire under control. Los ,bout half million
 LoSDos June 25.-A theft entered tlt :rown Prince of Bvedeb apartment n PrapEensbad Saturday night snC .tole isvslry worth one hundred thou. 'scd dollars, Escaped.
 PRoyIDEsoE June 23-Chas, \ Pisck- q Teller Union Bank abscondea soo. aslf million in bonds and all oAsh IT ssul:s,
 CHIcAoo. June 23-Oonferencs oor- nliiss that mes ct the 0rsad Pseife las night, and remained in tessica unt, ,early 4 o'clock this morning, sssenbl ,1 sRsin immediately siisr sdiourp nens of the eonveption thn morniBs. t -rge representation vse pssseus for AL sy. Col. Dsvis spd eepstof Fsrvtil O. .ehAlf Of Gresham; DsYeong for B siI' movement; Coneressmap Hubbard srf for Allison; Hon. Mir. Dui ield for Alser; Gov. Forsksr and HcI Ben, But,ervorih for Shermsn, wef .ppoieted to discuss The ticket to be rs. Co deles s,es for suppor .. Jens,or Fsrvell sfter coEplineniib, Iudye Gresham said that for ihe sake so lErmony he would vithdrsg his name.
 Governor Foster then addressed tb- neeting on behalf Of John Sherman an, Dufield in favor of Alssr. Oisrkso' 'ery strongly urged ihe clsims of SenA- or Ingalls,. DeYoung sad he though hey were not there 70 lIssen to prsise ,t she differeDt candidates but to decii. ipon the most available man and thai he better plan would be 10 examine in Q the meris and demerits of the differ mt candidates. Al this moment Sensto. lusy entered the room, and stated it be committee that New York hsd de- ,ided Co support Blaine and he coulc lot see how the pUminkiion of BlAjn, ,cnld be avoided. Sepstor Fsrvel aid thas in any evept it was the dus. 4 the committee to recommend ihs name # some candidate for them Co support "a . body and the name of Congresg nsi proposed. The coDmittes ras boiled as to tome of the osndidsss, nd by c large msjonty it vas dscideC hat sherman vas out of the fight. ,bs: slaine being 6 possibility with tte con Tsn,ion hs ousht not Co be considered y this committee. A protrscted discI' ion followed an attempt made 10 cate Ihiae representatives As to second ohoise Oufield, manager of Alser forces, said hey would support Blaine.
 Foster and Butiervorsh refuse 10 con- idsr Sherman out of the fsht for al, be committee had decided Repeated ,sllots were taken no one csndidai- re- ,eiyed over thtes votfs eIespt McKip- eyuho received seven Chairman Far. seH asked DsYonpx if be would resom- mend kis delegatios to supporf McKin sy. be replIed be would not His dele ration hsd deelAred for the man who ,ov held the majority of votes ID the and ii you'd se simply H. iiculous to ask them. when they had zon their fight. to refuse st that me- nent 10 vote for Ain. There sas . ,resi deal of discussion and some thst favored Mckinley nos objected to rs- DorhnR him to oonfsrenes. Afser moro it wss finally decided 10 Ie- DOT, two names 10 the confererce. and .hs record name chosen was Alls on. Comusittes then adjourned to report to he conference. When conference had To some extent discu-ssd the sita aiio1. -nolion vas then made that they sd- lourn. .
 So much feeling hss been engrssdere .mong friends of candidates xbo have been beaten by the tactics of Blsine'r trends that revolt sgsinst his ncni- a usiion is not improbable. While Eikisf claims . strong majority fox Blxise. Ssn. .ior Pisa by . careful c&nvsss ot Rlaine's friends pak,s the number but i2a, bare majority.
 Psrscorr June 21.-Paiyiek Ford and son, of Jerome. were convicted te-dsy for burnisz the hs1ss belonging 10 the esis,e of O P. Stanton The testino- .y developed on trial shows Ford vss