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

No SABBATH At MINNIE
sPolIs.
The Candidates at lIome.--New YORK
Largely for Blaine.--Aii SORTS
OF Storles.
n, r,lsa,ph to the ss~'d
AT MINNEAPOLIS.
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poetry.-riati'- Figures.

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N,xSrAIbLIs, MINI, June 6.-The
.,a,n,neut of Convention Hall was
''o,nbIeted today. The decorations IN
MI, nerfect ensemble display NIL the
sani,is OF Worth. They are In no
serse ,lapofAle, but are uignified anu
looming, The dome OF the hall u
sunpor,ed By a series OF columns
s,5,,nd which have been gathered
chocolate colorod dUpefy inteitwin'u
with shafts OF Minnesota wheat. Inc
anadrilateral In which the deiegAtes
Viii III IL Immediately IN front OF the
ebalfman's platform; between tue ecu
t,aleolumns on either side hasbecn les
iooned with the national col0rs, me
folds Of the flags are divided and held
In the Unions Uf al American eagle Ia
the rear OF the platform. The same
decoration fcvails ana ON either eide
Inc columna have been surrounded
With old gold displaying eheaves of
wheat on which N perched an eagle
snp,ariny ON the eve u flight.
Suspended from pillars over seats
assigned TO tho delegates are shields
snd tanners oil States. As tue CHAIR
man lapea the audience th- arms OF the
Stat, OF New York will be on the right
and next to the Empire State In Penn
syly.nlA,s motto. Then follows to the
deht ths arms OF Vermont, Alabama,
south Dakota, Missouri, Massachu'
,,tls, Illinois, Wisconsin, Mlehiyan,
California, Virginia, Maryland, o.or-
gla, Maine, indiana ana ohio. In the
rear Of the above the arms Of the other
States are exhibited.
The delegsteH-st large, the national
committeeman and alternates viii be
readily recognizable. Arrangement
Of seats assigned 10 spectators sufpass
those VI any other convention.
The most enthusiastlc delegation af'
fiyel this afternoon. They were stAl'
war; Blaine men from Punusy lvanin.
The citizens OF Minneapolis were not
long in discovering the political com.
plexion VI the delegation ns they heard
Inc original refrain from enthusiastic
Blaine neu ia the party beginning:
We arc for the man from Maine.
IL will got there lust the same,
Ierhtylyauia IL here " stay,
Aud sian0a hy Matthew stanley quay;
Irffy i.usl Tor second place,
lioWUl help w. win the race
wuut theY make dandy pair
TOT tht lttHlnNhNal NhtAAis
The singing OF the verses az they
marched 10 the hotel attracted large
thtongs, which were amazed and
amused.
A. large number Of delegates arrived
during the day from all part uf the
Union. one train brought the Indiana,
Alahama and Louiaiana delegations,
the fitst sleeper bearing In strUug let
tets the legend. "Lvansville, Ind.
Indiana solid for Harrison" They
were met NJ the St. Paul depot by rep.
ToesntAtives 0i the Minneapolis FlAm.
beau Club Ia full marching regAlia,
and escorted with brass band TO
Minneapolis.
In the matter OF the sentiment OF
E,ate delegations are many conflicting
opinions. Michigan people are undo
clded Us to whether Alger viii come
before the convention. As TO OHIO
Foraker only claims bare majority Of
the delegation for Blaine. 1t 10 assert
ed on the other side that Blaine Will
have not TO exceed sixteen votes In the
Ohio delegation. According TO the
figures OF ex-senator Plat,, New York
has nfty.six delegates for Blaine. The
Harrison men claim n majority Of this
delegation. The poll Of IA. Iowa dele
CATION shows all but three for HArri-
ron. One OF the great events OF tho uny
was the arrival OF tho Columbia CLUB
Of Indianapolis. They came up the
streets with bands playing and Jsunty
confidence that was better than barrels
81 tonic for the Harrison legions
already on tho ground. They march
I'd Into the rotunda OF the West Hotel
And took possession OF everything In
sight The huriahing match In the