New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1892-06-08
Convention Para-raphs.

convention Paragraphs.
OF the 900 delegates to the national conyen-
ton eighty are coored men.
Five hundred .HaWkeyes' are coming up to-
morrow from Iowa to shout for Alnson,' was
one OF the rumore current to-righe.
The leaders of the Nebraska delegation saw
mat the nomination of Harrison would cost the
Republican party 600 free silver votes in
that state.
elatigaole HARRISON men OH the ground de
clared yesterday that Harrison would have 600
votes i'll the convention.
b. ). Gleason, deega tie from North Dakota,
arrived IN minneapolis yesterday and declared
himself Tor Harrison. He had also heard iron.
the remaining three delegates, and knew they
were also for Harrison
Mr.. MicheDer of Indiana one of the presidents
managers mere, was asked last night who would
present the Presidents name to the convention.
lie said, Mr. Chauncey NJ. DepeW and added
thaJ MI. DepeW hau accepted
CIT Inc Michigan association has received over
ooo visitors lip to date. Several hundred more
are expected III to-day. The latest twist in tie
convention proceedings will bring hundreds
more than expected to come at the Start
dispatch was received at the Pennsylvania
headquarters yesterday saying the balance of
ana were due i'll Minneapolis, over the Burling-
ton. at O'Clock this morning Two clubs from
3lttsburg We're also on board the same train
meeting OF Blaine leaders and delegates was
held to-nignt, ex-s enator Patt being the ONLY
absentee OF note, it is said Warner Miller made
speech which aroushd considerable enthus-
OF the New York delegation was calculated i'm
IL II. 'oDO'es tonight giving Blaine 90 Harrison
T.. me accommodation committee had another
ialrly quiet day yesterday. and at no time were
lney oVercroWded with Inquiries. The ma ority
OF those requiring quarters were Eastern people
Iney came III groups OF three to six. and were
promptly assigned. The committee are ex-
pectlng the real rush to commence this morning
but feel confident that they will b. able to hail
die it. 0 W. A"
these dispatches. kept his room thrc ughout the
Gay and his physician allowed no one to see him
eAcepJ Two intimate friends who We're in con-
slant attendance at his bedside. This evening
II Was Stated that the worst symptoms had
been overcome and a few days rest would make
the convention.
1t is said tonight that after much delibera-
ZION the friends OF Blaine have determined to
put up the name OF j. Sloat -Fassett instead OF
John NJ Langston for temporary chairman
Hon. John c. New said tonight that he had
heard that Mr.. Fassett's name would be pre-
s sen by the Blaine people, but" he added,
OF the convention
The Illinois headquarters received GOOD
many callers to-day, and tie following dstin
gushed names were Inscribed on the register
Senator Cullum. Gen. Ruggles, D. S. ShellIb are-
er OF Decatur, Ihomas>S Ridgway OF Shawnee
Town. b. {; Kreider OF Jacksonvlle, and S H.
Bethea Governor Fifer, Attorney General
George HINT and Mrs Gen. Logan are expected
to arrive III course OF the day. large number
Ilrin he
course OF the day
The BIaiue forces have not been in formal
conference to-day, but number OF small er
gatherings have been held, at which the pros
RP poets OF the "Plumed Knight were discussed.
The pricipal leaders, Mesers. Quay, Clark
SON. sPlatt and Foraker we're not visible
dn King the e day and access to them was
room on several occasions when cards were sent
up, and probably out of this fact grew the
rumor current this evening that he ha gone to
C el last night for the purpose OF meeting
the Cincinnati Blaine club at that point and re-
turning to this city on their train, which will
reach Minneapolis tomorrow morning
At midnight the subcommittee of the national
adjourned till tomorrow at 8 O'Clock The
committee consisting OF Messrs. Conger, Brady
ana o filey b w;th been in session since
for dinner, and when they adjourned
had heard statements from all the dis
trlcts save one and the delegations at large, but
committee meeting was held to-day by Messrs.
Hobart. Warren and Leland, who will recon-
mend that the national committee placed the
names Of Salisbury and Cannon OH the tenn
pOrary roll. -. .*
The New York state association, with head
quarters at the Curtiss Business college on Mic
ollet avenue, have perfected complete arrange
ments Tor the reception and entertainment of
their visiting brethren. 1t is estimated that
the asSoca ton will entertain between 1000
aud 5000 visitors during the week Tomorrow
attefnoOntato O'Clock prompt II on Chauncey
DepeW will address the association at some
public hall to be ia med the tickets. Every
resident and visiting New Yorker who registers
at The association headquarters will be entitled
to ticket granting Tree admission No ex-
pense has been spared by the committee in
decorating their quarters. Elevator service
VIII run day and evening. handsome state
banner stretches across the avenue and all
Things have been done as BELTS the Empire
state All local residents who have not yet
registered at headquarters are requested to do
SO forthwith.