Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-06-09

| saloon aud watched h!m maul Daly Silsby was nrres.ed and bis examination will be held to-day.
 WAsHEGTos. May 3I.-s-3O D. m has just been GsoeTtained thGt Genera | Sheridan has had another recurrence ol the Eecrt trouble this afternoon but IL !, stated thGt he IS resting easily now. $40 ?. m.-Dr. x. s, Lincoln has been called il the case and IS now ir consultation with the other doctors.
 WAsHISGT0S May 3I.-An official tul. , letln issned at 10 D. m. ssys that Gene ral Sheridan had another severe attack this afternoon, He recovered vrry i'm perfectly and hIs condition caused lhe sreatest apprehension. At the request of Dr O'Reily, Dr. Pepper. Professor of the Clinical Medicine and Provost of lhs University of Pennsylvania, has been telegrsphed for.
 ST. LoUTe, June 1.-The Pacific csasi delegates spent a very pleasant day un- der the pilotsRe of the local committee men, who devoted their entire tune to the entertainment of their guests. They spent .hs forenoon examining the ST. engagements of the convention hall. re- turning to the hotel for dinner. Senator Hearst, ho@ever, spent the forenoon at the race track among his horrss and jockeys. The delegates seems to be ubiquitous for a badge bearing a silver cinnamon bear at its head end it was seen everywhere, a. the circus, theatre. Mexican concert snd press opening of convention hall. The Oregon delegates put m on appearance tbIs evening. The A uk krul Ean .F I. H-N gaiiOn will be established st the Broad way entrance to the Southern hotel. No organization will be effected before Sa- tur,isy ovsDiog. The Oregon delegates are inclined to lead the administration ID the matter of tariff reform.
 Henry Watterson. of ihS Louisville Courier-Journal, arTrIved to-day. He anticipated TO trongle in tbe convention and seid he thought the platform would endorse both the Presidcnt's necssge and the Mills bill
 The Post Dispe,ch correspondent tel egraphs his paper thss he interviewed Judge Thurman. Tue Judge said when asked if Le would decline the nomiua- lion if :sndered him. that he sav no pro priety ID declining before such An Oc- currence.
 The convention hall is now ready for delegates and tbe decosaticus are very fine. At the rear ot the hell q huge American eagle flaps his wings between two enormous Amer can flags and di- rectly nncer ihe eagle ls un equestrian statute O' George Washington. At the other end cf the hsll over tho speakers stApd are portrsI s of Cleveland, TildeD and Hendricks Rnd Jackson and ccllOs- sal statutes of Jefferson and Jackson.
 CalifOrnIans have been sgitsted bY report that was published in sn even ing paper that Thurman would not &C., eept the vice-Presldt ncy it nominated. His Rdherents however stoutlY asserted he cid bsnnsr would be flung to the breeze Monday. Division on any oth sr candidate would sh V that delegations stands in ratio of about l2 tor Gray to four for Black, but R. NJ. Fitzgerald. Secretary and Wn. EnRlIs5. Chairman O. the delegation said tbers was no Bl- tsrnstive for Cgliiornians, lt meant Thurman or n1thing. The cnly obsis- cle to organization IS tte absence Uf Judge c. \. Ky ylsnd, Ui San Jose, who Is aKpeot,d bere Sunday nigh.
 WAsHIs6ToS, June I.-Ger. Sheridan a. 3I5 signed the formal acceptance of bis commission as general Of the army.
 HEADQUARTERS ABNrv, U. s A.
 Washington, D. C., June l, 1878 To the Honorable 7ecrstary of War.
 Washington, D. c:
 have the honor to scknoWled2e the receipt of my commission es general of the army, tO which position the Presi- de1t hGs today appointed ne. hereby accept the same.
 (Sirned) P. T. SHERIDAN.
 The Generals signature was written with lead Percil i3 n large and legible hand. Soon after ite receipt of the commission ths General took the oath of office md issued the following gem eral order, the Gfs; ID his capacity of general.
 GENERAL ORDER
 No. 37.
 HEADQUARTERS OF THE ARMY,
 Adiutsnt GeneraPs Office
 The following named officers are ap- pointed aids-de camp on stsff with rank of colonel 10 date from this date: Nsj. Michsel V. Sheridan, Assistant Adiu- tsut-G GenerBi, Csp'sIn Stanford O. Kel- log, 9th Cavalry; Captain StaI .ope E. Blunt, Ordinance Department To sddi- ticp to bis duties as sid-6e-camp Col. Blunt will continue to perform the duty of inspector of rifle practice.
 At Headquarters Of the Army.
 By Command
 GENERAL SHEPIDAy.
 R C. DRUM, A6jntant-Genersl.
 9:30 D, m.-The following bulletin was
 a.. a1 about tbe same throughout the day. The unavoidable excitement connected with his promotion had no deleterious elect whatever. He slept quiet during the latter pert of ,he doy.
 CoLUHBUs, O.. June 2-T, E. PoEell called CD Judge Thurman last night and authorizes the statement thst Thurman has consented to have his name present ed to the St. Louis couyeution for vice. president, on the condition that the Ohio delegation is solid for him. and be will accep. if nominated. Powell vii present the name of Thurman to the convention.
 ST LoUIs, June 2-ID reply Co the ouesIior of the columbus correspond ent of the s. Louis Rspublicsn yesterday ss to sheth.r or not be would accept the tl ' aIN lACoAAAUttN 4~ N+a"+NN him, Judge Thurman said "lt l thought my nsne would add any strength to the DemocBtic ticket 1 am willing to make a personal sacrifice for ihe interest oi the psrv. or course 1t is upon the con dition fnst the nomination comes w2ih- out any struggle, that cnu sccept'
 ST. loUIs, June 2-Uuairman Bsrnun of the National Democratic committee and coIRres -msu Scott nf PeDn. mem Der ut he committee, reached the city this mIning. To Rn associated press reporta Scott stated that although be had as let DO conference with the Few membe.s of the netionsl committee TOW ID St. louie. yet General Collins of Mas sschus,tts would uudou ubtedly be chosen permarent chairman of the conven- ! tiou. Ie could not say who the com mitiee would determine upon ss tempo | rary Chairman.
 ST. IouIs June 2.-The Indiana, Ma rylaud and Connech.ut delegation ar [ rived tlis morning. TCo or three of the | Maryland delegation express d the oe- | lief tht Thurman vss The hrst choice