Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-06-06

shii lhe WatchwOrd OF the Michigan |
ueleyation, and will certainly be pre-.
s,nted 10 the convention. Certain Iowa |
ueicfatss are looking longingly f,r nm
oceHsiun which will justify the press
lauon OF the name OF senator A llison.
S.nstor Allison, Senator Cullom, Of |
Illinois, Jeremiah Rusk, Of Wisconsin,
ana Whilelsw Reid, Of New York, are |
also freely discus sed.h
rue California train reached this |
city at O'clock and was met by the |
FIambeau Club. They marched u
headqusriers waving ted, white and |
oiue plumes and arUuslng enthusiasm |
along the route. Chairman Spence II
ne delegation said II was about equsliy
divided between Blaine and Harris n.
me massachusetts delegation arrived
touay, ana II was said that they
started from home for Blaine anu
when they arrived here ns a result OF
the latter's resignation, from eighteen
10 twenty are ssw for Harrison.
a ricruRnQE sIaHr.
The meeting Of Chaunc, y NJ. Dupew
and EmmOns Blaine to-day on the
neld OF battle was q picturesque sight.
u occurred in the dining. room Of the
West Hotel aud wa witnessed Ivy
hundrois VI less distinguished guests,
anu Deiew could scarcely have been
more embarrassed II some sensational
move really had been made. The
famous aitor.dinner orator actually
siainmefcd ana REDEEMED M he nwk.
wsrdly EXTENDED bis hand 10 young
Blaine and inquired for the welfare Of
blaine, ST., and Plat seemed greatly
TO enjoy the disc mi!luie NJ great rail.
way magnAte. After passing few
hes,y aud ifrovelnnt commonplace
Depew excused himself and cropped
into vacant chair btaide Murat Hal.
stead anu out OF sight Of the hundreds
Of curious eyes levclcd from all parts Of
the room.
Ex.Attorney. General Kitchener ot
indiana says the reaction today has
been distinctly
IN FAVOR OF 1BE PRESIDENT.
He says he can name four men from
one state who were Blaine men thai
since the lAttof's resignation have
been brought 10 ~ pIrt Harrison.
This IL only one Incident Of the many
similar changes constituting the nj.
most general movement.
BLAINE AND HARRISON REST.
WAsInNoToN, June 5.-Mr. Blaine
spent the DAY quietly nj home and re-
celVud few calls from personal fIiends,
Nut aunlitlnnce was refused TO all
others. EtoFta TO Interview him were
equally uutuccessiul. Blaine has, how.
ever, sent the Associated Press
tclrgfnphic denial Of the reputud In.
torView with him aud Mic. Blaitc
sunt out by the United Press last
night, saying: "rhete il not the
slightest foundation IN truth. II il u
forgery from the fret word 10 the last.
! warn my friends that similar false.
moods may be expected"
Presiurnt Harrison attended divin,
tervice this morning Hud spent thr ~.
mhinder OF the day with Mrs. Harrison,
who II slill unable 10 leave her room.
senator sherman tonight said he as.
stunned that the President would b. 10.
Nominated, Notwithstanding the reslg.
nation OF Blaine, AMI he hopea that
VIII be the decision 0f the convention.
a srOEY CIRCULATED.
NiINNEArOLIs, Mimi, June 5.-Ex.
Senator Warner Miller Of New YorH
made a statement at midnight declar-
ing that large majority VI the New
York delegation was decidedly IN
favor OF BlAiue and said be would sup.
port him. This Is the mat Official an
nouncement Of Milier's since the Spen.
ing campaign, and IL regarded OF great
Significance and likely 10 Influence the
action OF the convention. IL Is said
that II gives Blaine 10 votes from New
York, leaving not more than 20 for
Harrison. Mr.. Kitchener Of Indiana
said tonight that Chauncey NJ.
Dep.w would present the Presi.
dents name TO the convention.
At the Maino headquarters IL
In stated that no une has boon
selected to present Blaiue's nam. and
II II not know whether he will be
formally placed In nomination or not.
The raxoa delegation which has been
for Harrison has split up aud 10 have
gone for Blaine. The New jersey
delegation got In this morning and IL
said to he In the line Tor Harrison.
A story was In circulation at tho Har.
Tlson heauquaTten TO the effect that
Blaine would withdraw from the race
tomorrow, but It Is pronounced
canard by Blaine'a friends. ThesOuth
Dakota delegation got In today. Il
stands four for Blaine and two for HAr.
riton, Senator Peltigfew hopes to swing
them In solid for Blaine.
The New York delegation held n
caucus this afternoon, the most notable
ouigrowth Of which Is the talk M 10
the oIga ization OF the general caucus
before the convention. The talk "
that the chairman OF each delegation
shall meet ana agree upon 1t. The In.
diann delegation also held . caucus,
aud General Lew Wnllace's delegation
decided 10 stand by Harrison TO the
end. A telegram was received from
Alger tonight, In which he stated that
he did not desire to DO considered
antagonistic TO the candidacy Of
Blaine.
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