Arizona weekly citizen., 1888-06-09
on" Confusion and hissing all

l23O-Nat Dryden of Missouri takes the platform to second tue nomInatlon ot Thorusn. Great and contipned sP- plause and wsiviDg of hGndkerchiefs.
 l2:37-CJnfusiOn and cries of " lime. CLsIrrnau restores order.
 1245 Gov. Greene of New Jersey takes tbe platform to second the noml- nation of Thurman.
 I247-Grest coofusion and wild sp- plause when Gov. Greer mentions Thur mans name. J. ". Dorsey or Nevada recognized to second the nomination. of Thurman.
 l3:53-Continued laughter and sp- plause when Dorsey says that "ien thou sand quartz mills will pound their pon- 6erous pleasure at Thurman's nomins- tIon."
 12j5-Geo. c. Raiues of New York takes the plltform and seconds tne nomination of Thurman amid great aP- plsuse.
 I-O4 D. m.--North Carolina seconds Thurman's nomination. Powell of Ohio takes the platform to second Thur man.
 I-I0-F. W. Dawson of South Csroll- ns, takes the platform and seconds the nomination of Thurman.
 I-l3-ThOmpson of Tennessee seconds the nomination of Thurman.
 1-15.-J, ". Thockmort0n ot Texas, on part of delegation seconds the noml- na,Ion of TburDSu.
 l-l7-Senssor Daniels of Virginia was greeted with great applause and cheers. he seconds the nomination of Thurman
 l-32-MeGinnIs of Montana seconds the nomination of Thurman,
 1-35-VotiuR on vice presidency has begun. Alabama cast 15 votes for Thur man, 1 for Gray and for Black.
 .A-New York and New Jersey vote solid for Thurman. Ono casts one vote fos Gray. Thurman Is nominated on the first ballet,
 I$5-Thers is great confusion in the hall, and cries of put him out" st the Ohio delegate who voted against Thnr- man. A bsodsna is hOIsted on the h. disua banner. Great confusion,
 I:46-Indiana standard nos w8vlng from the platform with Gray and Thur man colors entwined.
 I:47-The confusion continues, as the delegates are all on their feet cheering and shouting. North Carolina waving a Cleveland and Thurman banner.
 I:4S-Clevelsnd's bust on inc platform with a bandana. The State banners are grouped ID the center of the ball. The cheering and enthusiasm con sinues, but the roll call Is no. yet Com pleted-
 I:49-A rooster was shown on the stenographer's desk, amid shouts of laughter, The cheering continues end ,he hand strikes m
 Unofficial. Firs! ballot, Thur n TIP
 l.5j-Blsck's name IS withdrawn by Paiters1n, EbO moves thst Thurman's l nomination be msde unanimous. Ohio l casts 46 for Thurman.
 I-54-ShaHklin ct IoGI1ae takes the | platform and vi'hdraws Gray and | 10yss ,Ee unanimous nomination of | Thurman.
 l-55-Shanklin denies from the plat firm that Mcdonald started the Thur man hCom.
 l-57-MOtiOD made the nomination unanimously carried.
 Great confusion Rnd cries of 'Fellows." 4 resolution of Pope of Tex a, extending sympathy to Mrs. General Hsncs ok, adopted.
 2-R0ll is now being called to name members of the National cOmDItter. ihe convention IS ID confusion. Meet ug of NstiOIal committee 10 committee 4 notifo1tiorist i p. m,
 2 03- Chairman Collins and Clerk Petut are made members of the no;ifca- !. on committee. By resolution thanks f 'he convention are extended to E. Pci, se.
 Resolution of Fellows of New fO.k adopted on the death of Tilden, 5 yrora. Mcclellan and Hsrcock.
 ? I6-C1nventiOn adjourned sIne die.
 ST. LoUIs, June 7-FOllowing is the United States ID National Convent .ssem bled, renews the pledge of its idalisy to the Democratic faith and re- firms the platform adopted by it's rer- in the convention of 1884, and udo5ses tte views expressed by Pfesi- lent Cleveland in his last earnest m g. age to Congress, as 8 correct Interpre 8.Inn of that platform upon the ques- iou of tariff reduction, and also en- IOrses the efforts of our Democratic representatives in Congress, to seonre 8 eduction Of excessive taxation, Chief mOng the principals of party faith are he rcgiEtenRnee Ot an IndissOllble union f free and iBdistructible states now NOUt to enter upon its second century f uGexsmpled progress and known de- '0t on to a plan of govern ment regu- ated by written constitution, strictly peciiyiug every granted power and ex 'ressly reserving to s.GteE or people the niirs ungranted residue of power; the of jealous popular vlgi- luce directed to all who have been hes n for brief term to enact and exc ute isws aRd charged with the duty of Irsservirg peace, ensuring equality and stGhlisbinR IustIce,
 The platform also welcomes the ex- csipg scrutiny of the demOcrstio sd- for the past four years and hsllenges thO most searching inquiry its fidelity and devotion 70 be pledges made at the las. convention [ mentions in detail a number of re- orms which it claims the democratic srty ha1 accomplished, such Bs restor- 'g hun ireds ot millions of acres of pub c lands 10 the people, payment of sol ie.s iu pensions and bounties nor ls1 Sv'r paid before. While in this tsiCl ij adopted firm and prudent , i-n policy and excluded ;he Chinese lj nrers from our shores. 1t also as
 r;, t.iat the equality Of all citizens has can :. sdiastly maintained and makes renewal of popular trust in the re-elee- -on ot the present chief magistrates. he platform promises that the Demo -RtIc party will continue with all its over 10 eonticue its struggle for re- 'rm in accordance with it's pledges. IL , Iso denOunces the system by which the rice of necessaries IS increased by the , Ivoritism of an unequal system of tax I hon. TOMBSTONE, A. T., May G. Sheriff lau<hler and Deputy Sheriff Alvord .llCwed Fredricc, Manuel and Neivss { to tho WhetstOns MountaIns. near escal Springs. and came on them near ,ytreak wrapped in blankets, asleep he Sheriff commanded them in Spanish |
 throw up their hands and surrender. he reply was 70 jump up and commence 'oo.ing. One vR- killed st the first . e, another lan s few yards and Tell ortsliy wounded. The third fell three mes before he escaped, badly wounded augnier followed the trail alone, ana .il rapture or kill him, sure IL was q nDing tight, both parties dodging be-