Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-06-23
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6:22-Delegates waving on., .-. las end haEs. Confusion very Sres,
 6:3O-North Carolina aud Ci,ory,...-. banners wAEing, and cheeripg lsr-sa, -,,.s ing. 7a-'
 636-1he Virginia bapu,r vs-,- oral sElcld raised On hIsr. = flowing. CEe eiiaE. So;s.- d.sf -.-7s
 CHICAGO, June 2J-CoLvrar.or. ', Jo "rCer sI s 2. n1. ana tb. and, --4 --4 comfortably Elil> d and AIT zt,s
 SecretEIy reed g telegram 1T la !, -.- !Ican State CeHtrsi Comuitl... t.-.'..- Ia, seudlGg gree IDA $ 70 tI.e e1r.y ",
 nd TesurCIDg STa,Giut iuIE4 E-
 i.Onor DestCE,u CL tL- c s-l ,. .r
 E-tee bs perLneUeLt c4-I!u-r occunced s lmI. O. five u.4. I.e- f..-.... speskI0g, exc. Ft t'rr L-l.r..YL cf
 .deGtlsl Ca dlas'ss k--.iutia- ympa hy win Gem ,D, Wr5r s5 ..-t
 BnlIsrID II ,2j ? m.-Ro ben. ...---. ID NIrgIGIs D.-tII { cOHiest.
 TGe uppeElost ti, uEh. Ir .E,. r-.. d.
 tnr couvrnilOE aS IL Ecu 30 r-s-s.-.
 lls thIS evening wsS sUpstur i--
 snce of the sctIcn rbls afternoon .-.
 epOft Ot tLe committee Cn rr- .-..
 'hlcG llcl1des tu!e ths; no c.e.--r.,
 Ie mS0e after V e. uf s;aJc uh- r...-- seriJ cast unul after ballot E.- I.,
 .nnoCucsd. lh5 vlrtGs,ly str.- ,r,
 .tsmPeds fIom I G-.i,--ra,lg- tb. . ,-. eUuyenuoU pTCcre0Irg Iu.>
 f Pe"nsy ivsLIs, who was ch.lf,- .. -,
 de committee On rule, -tys Inn .-- hB-ty BlslUe movement c1- -I. IuestlJU, snd yeJ Gd .~ strength .. .,.
 lends Of Blaine whI io co. d.. r- r. I ImIuGiICn q less tue cgnSr5f,,n ..-. .... fIer honest Eni sincere Ard!ry med ctfor. tcIde between utu.r r.- iidstes.
 E.XOu (coloreGj of MsrylaUd. ,fF-r-. esOIGt ons .l rr~g-Cs Co The D. u..-, of 3rhDt, LorEr, President A-thu- and tla ate SenatorC ( akirnQ wh'lh were sdcp,
 d oy rlsiog vote. Duuax a Iull 70 tE- IrnctSdlDgs Et;'e tue c gyebt,aa xL.tt- Or the report Of tnr COZ mit,.e on rr-- tentIsls, Cpl. Fred Grant aud wife s-4 Mrs. Potter Palmer entered the corr-r- Ion and took Seats On the stand it-v %ere loudly cheersd. he cualrusr again called for the repOr, of tue com nittee on resolutions but Hsins-. ,f North CGrolia8, said the couur-tsa ~OA-1 AAtN DC a1y bCAtAN AN-All'.E Bayne, of Penney lvAnia. then ,-.- gested ihat roll of states be calId ',r ,se selection of the committee, tut ttis Shs deieated. The convention 'bCr be gar calling fer a speech from l-sdlsy i Kentucky, who was pr.se nird hy '1r 'hHiEmsn and spoke briefly. Hss-L ct Kansas, amidst the mot entbu-rssrc Jutburst of enthusiasm yet sseo ID ih- convention moved thst Governor For. ger be asked to address the couv,rtiac. This was agreed to and the Governor wss introduced smid loud cheerlug E- took for hts text the question, "Whs. sre Ee here for?' and made vigorou- a. claration of what the platform should t. When he said II don't kuow who Lr VII Ce, some ore cried Gresham" aud tt.- =ss greeted with c5eers. Fo5ssr- repeated Il do not know vho be viil ts" and cries os "Foraker" and cheers a.arr followed. But" be continued, Il ,su say be will be a gentleman"
 Foraker stid the glorious refrain 'tst comes from Oregon would swecr Che <hole country with msgnl6ceuttriuupt that would knock Grover Clevelari ssi Id bsndans into 'iEOcu0Us des u-;et- - Loud and continuous a-Elau-e. The eRulRr order ves then taken up bv the presentation of ibe report or tE- e m- nlttee on cretentIsl- ty i,S ch lrusu Among other recon nerd tirD Is tAv7rs he admission Cf Wise'- fi-trrct dele gates from Virginia sfj four Nr bone delegates O. lsr1e. Russ. ,, tf '. c. rom committee presented n ulfunrI'y re-
 joTt isvoriDE the RrmIs- -iof c' NftTre iistsIct Gelez8t-- instead uf Wee T .e- ,ases. ! he maj rri:y rsp-r' vss 8c~,t- i, except 90 usuri. of lt as Ts'srr-d f' Virginia COZ est. R,adirhurger trok tts
 tsDd scd began a peecn ID what l- ,sid was the truth ct the qlesti uav
 ending relating { the lele9a'es ai
 prse. That part 0f the report rrlE'ls the deleRstes at large VA .hrn ads ed, aud tie d, bs'e turn' uron tt-
 dOptiOu of tEst part 'el tfnC to th- at-
 niSsiOn cf district delegates.
 Every body bere waiting for fi-st rs.-
 ot. l, IS irtended to flush uom,ra. ia 'neecGes Hn' Cst a ballot to- .rrcv
 fight. Ibere i- TO prr-p.ct ct s-s chsuge in the s..us'iru efpr- tcr t--t 18li0t. DepeW's friends arr urf 'arrs nuCh by him. H will pfohrbl, r.t 1- s0ted for CD mere fNsn two or t.l-- b
 N's. The climax wIli come El-u The New York deleGaii-n hresk np and s1 New York $ choice after I. pew. .lr ac--.
 uaiIOn may leperd
 Phelps. of New J rsey ana E'klr- srs ID consultation. N8rua- MlII-r zr. esds f.'r sherman and Ii rhr dri-g.t.nl 1plits HErrisrn Eud sherman uilj rr,r thly get about the -Gua number .- votes with several scattering for CtEe- ,sndiiGtes.
 WAsHINGTOS, Jure 2O.-Af'er routine business tbe house went into @ lHr u.t. tee on suudry civil bill. h --- of debate upon the section 1. .'.-. -' 'pecIai agents. Edm,u,s'va'I r, -~ land office under Gen. Spg-ts vsrely crltIsiZed by Lsird. of Str-.-si- but stoutly defended by Hr-u=- --1 others.
 LONDON, June 20,-Hou. Jam.- 70 Blaine Wa inServit wed at Nsgcfs'.r
 lay, and declined to state whether 70 not he would sccep: the uCmIOa lol i-f the presidency,
 NcGALES ArIz. June 2r-Ihs -ta'- military court is now n stsSICn at ,la5 ,oGs, with an unusually large docket Guaymss !sIl is full Of muri-refs ani others hable to pay r7Usl;y for ms deeds by death. Two have already been shot, both beng prisoners from sa les Sonora. One was a man Tho shet Frenchman for ihe purpo -s ofrobbrrl short time ago. The other, f'rmer Nogales, Sonora, policeman, Sho vGs charged with passing counterfeit ucU.t Both men were septeuce6 tO @ term 70 the Mexican army. Guards stsrte.i Ti'- the prisoners Co Yaqni r'ver, but ret-fl ed and reported hat prisoners at--l..- ed to escape and were killed Ih.- usually the method 0: getting rt t crimin sls whose crimes hardly --r', 70 6 sAntence of death. There are s7a1t -'- teen other murderers to be tired a' 'E- term Of court.