Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-06-23

delegation for Presidential norain ai,on,
 amid the cheers Of the meeting. The delegates shouted "Huarah for Chaunoy
 II, Depew." snd gave other evidence of
 their enthusiasm, nor was their srdor
 dsmpened Co sBy sppreciabls extent
 when answering cheers for Allison aud
 Greshsm came from the respective head
 quarters of those candidates; TOT when
 the Iowa delegation marched in front of
 the New York rooms, keeping step to
 the refrain of "AllIsOn, Allison, Wm. B.
 Allison" Depew held quite reception, ,,
 and received many congratulations upon
 the unsnimity shown by the delegation.
 ORICAGo, June IS.-Deless,e Reed, Of
 lOwa, said Allison has strengthsnsd ma-
 serially since Saturday. As ve nos stand se will 70 into the convention
 sIth over 100 votes pledged for our can 1IdsEe. Gresham b. . many trien ds in our
 delegation snd be IS easily the second horse so far a. 1 cIn see. We have noI Tet ooBsidered the second choice, how .ver, as we think Allison stands as good 'hsnees, If net better, thso sny ons O; ,he candidates. Nearly all delegssons are hOldIng or will be holding csucuses to-day. In the mean va,Is matters ss,
 -hoily adrift and such thing as erys- ''z-'ion of sentiment IS not to be found.
 CHIcAs,, Juue l8-By . vote of 2l 10 20 the Na'iOnsi OommiItes ehoss IL ars- -On, of Neorzska, temporary chairman
 MISSEAP LIS. June ls.-Jsnes V. dussed, ex-sposkeT of me New IoFk
 Eats assembly, and 6 near friend of D. JvS ssys h sD iutsTviex: Depev Is shs
 Lly mAu who can bs elected, and de- | Iares that The cry against hlm is rsisec l
 rly by those having other csndidhie'
 PorrsDAM. June ls.-Ths furs sral srr-
 I'rs Over the rem-irs ot the Eupero' srre held ss FIederich's Kron Cnstl, |
 hIs morning. Chaplain K Jesal onsreC | |, IrsyeF and alluded ID sorrosful tsrmH |
 ]" the double srievous visitstions O. the | Imperial house and ths Bs,iOn. Tn
 ( flu was t,ken from the castie an, -'lho on a funeral car snd the prnces- ~IOn moved to the church where \ shorI serv ce WAS held sfte. which ihs mourl- rrns departed. The ceremonies closed boat o'clock.
 CHICAGO June 18-NaiIonsl Commit ee met st noon Co sslecs temporary
 hsiTmaO 10 the cOnvensiop. Upon co. af states NJ. M. Esiee of California wa by Davis of that state. He VAS urged as being an sn;i-monopolIst If tbe first water and attention vss sall- d to the quick action of the Democrat ID choosing 8 temporary chairman from
 he Coast. Church Howe of Nebrask. presented the name of John M. Thurs on of thst state. A ballot resulted ID . tie and Chairman Jones cast the de liding vote in favor of Thurston. The was made unanimous.
 CHICAGO, June 1S.-The Caliiornis caucus has chosen M. H. DeYounR as mem Der of the national committee. The California delegation unused to defeat are simply dumbfounded in tke seleo- lion of Thursson for temporery ohsir- man. The opponents, however. are DO ess surprised, the oloseness of the vote being almost wholly unexpected. It was pretty generally conceded that ,hs amount of strength gathered ty Cali ,ornis and their number of votes that they must under the circumstances pay tribute to the Pacific coast, nosh- lnR snort or tnAb hccOfQe0 Oy me Democrats at 5t Louis. Neverths- less the. coast men were sore and their eastern supporters not less SO. Every body else thought the Estee men made 6 magnificent fight considering how they had been handicapped by their sr- rival, Cyrus Litter of Kansas is ssld O have been an earnest champion of Estee ID the nslionsl committee. He said the press of Nebraska has vigorous y opposed Depew as being a oorpors- lion msn, yet at the first opportunity Nebraska presented . railroad a. torney for temporary OhairmaL We came here 10 msks votes for the party, not to drive them from the party The opinion that prevailed in the corri- dor was that Estee would have won op his present position ss sn snti-monopo Iist candidate, but friends of too many 'avorite sons of candidates for prssideni Antered largely against such promisent of sn outand-oui Blaine delegate.