Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-06-18
the majority report of the Committee on Cradantials

on Credentials.
 MlNNEAPoLIs, June 1O.-Harrison' s nomination was made unanimous. The ballot WAS as follows: Harrison, 365; Mckinley, 1S3; Blaine, l75; Reed, 4; Lincoln, 1. The Convention adjourned to $ P. NJ.
 MINNEAPOLIS. June To After Warner, Miller, Depew and others had spoken on the report of the Committee on Gre den tials at last nights session, the majority report, which was considerably in favor of the Harrison delegates, was adopted, 46315 to 42315. This was considered as a test vote, and the result was cheereJ by the Harrison men. The platform was then adopted and the Convention at l:25 adjourned to II A NJ. to-day.
 WASHINGTON, June 11.-Large Dum- bers of telegrams from Repu blican clubs and other organizations. all over the country, are being received at the White House, pledging President Har- rison their support, including the state Central Committee of California and the Harmony legion of San Francisco.
 Gov. Beaver of Pennsylvania says he will take the stump for Harrison with much satisfaction and more confidence of victory than for any other man,
 WASHINGTON, June 11.-Col. l.. l.. Polk, President of tEe Farmers Ali ance, died at 11:15 tEis morning.
 INDIANAPoLIs, Ind, June II. The Journal publishes letter from Albert G, Porter, Minister to Rome, declaring the nomination for Governor.
 LONDON, June 1.-The burden of comments ID all the evening papers and the renominatIon of Harrison, and the selection of Whitelaw Reid as Repre- sentative candidate for Vice President. There IS much joy over the defeat of Blaine.
 MORALES, A. T. June H. United States Consul Willard, of Gusymss, So- no. a, Mexico, was stricken last evening with paralysis, and there Is but little hope of his recovery. He is 67 years of age and has been in Consular service p years.
 A band of rustlers or Garza men and semi-officially reported to be gathering on the line between Nogales and Bisbee.
 MINNEAPOLIS, June 10.-The latter part of the roll call developed a steady gain for Harrison and when it WAS finished it was obvious, he was nominat- ed by considerable majority, but it re- quired some time for the caller to foot up the results. During the interval Mo Klnley had again taken the Chair, and half an hour later he asked the clerks Whole number of votes," said the clerk, "is 904 and one third" The num- Der necessary to make choice was 453 Benjamin Harrison received 534 1-6 votes, James G. Blaine lS2 1-6, Wm. Mo- Klnley 1S2, Robert Eincoln one vote and Thomas R. Reed one vote. Ap- plause.
 "Benjamin Harrison having received a majority of all the votes east" sad Chairman Mckinley, ''he is the nominee of tEis convention. Shall the nomina- tion be made unanimous? All in favor of making 1t unanimous say ave-" said the Chairman. There was a storm of ayes. 'It is unanimous sad the Chair man, and once more the Convention gave itself over to one of those scenes of enthusiasm which had been So famil- far to the proceedings of the day. The Convention then adjourned until 8 P. NJ.
 LONDON, June 1.-The St. Gazette says that it IS matter Of ofIndifference to Englishmen which party in America is in power since both cater to the Irish voter by occasional rudeness to Great Britain. President Harrison following less adroitly the Blaine example carried his bragadocia to an absurdity in the Bebring negotiation until he found il io vain when he dropped it and climbed down. So much for Republican cour- tesy. But almost the last act of the late. Democratic cabine. was to insult British representatives at Washington.
 MADRID, June 13.-A terrific thunder storm prevailed in many parts of Spain yesterday. Churches in particular, suf- fered from ligh thing strokes. At Bur ros the famous old cathedral founded in 1921 was injured. At Mucientes a church filled with wershipers was struck and five were killed and ten hurt. At Melias there was a similar occurrence and one was killed snd Jwenty-eight seriously injured.
 WASHINGTON, June 13. - There has been arranged a committee to ratify President Harrison of his renomination The committee will perform It's duty to- day.
 WASHINGTON June n.-It IS expected that the vacancy of the Cabinet, caused by Blaiu's resignation, will be filled next week. The impression is general that it will be rendered to Depew.
 MINNEAPOLIS, June 11.-Chauncey NJ. Depew denied to an Associated Press reporter this morning that there is any foundation for the rumor, present or prospective, that he is to succeed Blaine as Secretary of State.
 TExARKANA, Ark. June 13. At Genoa a small station near here on the Cotton Belt road burglars entered the office of BOdean Lumber O., and opened the safe and carried away S40,000 worth of the company's stock aud sl2,0O0 in notes and small amount of cash.
 SAN FRANCISCO, June 13.-The explo- sion at Mare Island Navy yard this occurred in shell room. It is now reported that Acting Gunner Hit ting of the cruiser Boston and eleven others were killed and three seriously injured. The shell room is TOW en fire.
 CHICAGO June II. Gov. Mckinley arrived late tonight. To a reporter who asked as to the bearing of the tariff and silver issues on the coming campaign, he said: Protection, honest money and fair elections will be safe in the hands of our candidates, while the strong wise and patriotic administration of Presi- dent Harrison will be to the ticket tower of strength, The silver issue will not, Tn my judgment, create division between the east and the West It never has, and the Republican position this year is precisely what it has always oeen."
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