Arizona weekly citizen., 1892-06-25
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the iaterIor to1ay what sppearen to bs pendants were really stout posts sup porting a mammoth circular canopy of wood raised soma distance above the walls to sdml5 the lgaS and ar from al sides. Blue silver banners were dis tuibuted on tbe main floor and bearing the names of various states showed where each s;ate's delegation would be seated around and back of them. ris- ing like an am mpijaeatre were tlers of seats containing spectators, rhe inter- for of tbe structure having room for more than twenty thousand people. The chairmau's desk was the same over which Cleveland and Hendricks We're nominated in 1881, and was surmounte d by huge boquets Of flowers. The great interior of the structure was wresthed with Ted white and blue streamers, flags and bauners We're Lsre and there, shields of different states and engravings of hOnCred Democrats of the past. The delegatiors were seated &C., cording to the alphabet, Alabama bay ing front TOW, New York we'll back.
 WAsHINGToX, June 21.-There is much gossip Lean gong tie rOU n0s respect Iug tue intention of Senator Hull. Among other things bis friends have been authorized to withdraw his name from the Dem mOcratic nomination, It can now be stated as fact that H lis name will not Oe withdrawn. He does EOt propose tO withdraw but will fight to the end.
 NEW YORK. June 2I.-Tbe committee appointed 10 notify Whitelsw Reid of his Dominatiou for the vice presidency called on him today and an address of notification was delivered by Senator Dubois.
 CHICAGO, June 2I.-Dr. Henry Martin ScudGeT, physician, IS in jail, charged with murderlDg hie moibec ln-law, Mrs. Mary Dunton in ord-r that his wife might inherit her property, she died at an early hour this morning from au over dose of morphine. Supposed to have taken 1t with suicidal intention.
 BREsT, June 2I.-Yesterday the new French cruiser du Puy de Cone having made trial test of her machinery when the. head of one of her boilers blew it and an explosion occurred in one of her coalbunkers totally disabling the vessel The fire hold filled with scaldlDg steam and smoke while the water coverej the floor to a depth of several inches. Tne unfortunate stORkers and engineers were imprisoned in the hold and fifteen of them were taken out dylng and taken to the hospital and numDe of others undoubtedly wall die.
 CHICAGO, June 21-Boies followers this morning are almost bitter as the HIll men entered iU a protestation against a Cleveland's administration. ] hat delegation this morning decided to cast solid vote for Boies even If every other delegate in the convention voted for Cleveland and under no circum- stances to allow the consideration of his pane for second place. It is gener- ally expected, Gov. Isaac P. Gray of In- dIara wlll be nominated for Vice Pres ldency- It IS understood tlat bis with drawal from the race for first place was made on the assurance of Cleveand's men that they would support him for second place. The Cleveland people feel so secure that that they make no fight against Owens as temporary chair man, Although he Is not a Cleveland man this authorization was given out by the Cleveland managers this moru- tug. The Tammany leaders are still sul- len.
 CHICAGO, June 2l.-Crowds began to gather as early as eleven o'clock, al- though the convention will not be ca lied to order until noon and it was a long time after that hour before an actual calling to order took place. The great structure was completely filled with people.
 CHICAGO, June 21.-W. c. Owens, of Kentucky, was announced as temporary chaiImaU. ca taking the chair he made a speech in which he stated that two great dangers menacei the Demo cratic party one was external the other internal. The firss was organized ma chlnery and organized capital support ed by the whole power of the govern ment. The oecond was tendency among Democrats to make issues among themselves. Two needs therefore he said stood before the convention and were indispensable to snccess, these were unity and harmony. The speaker proceeded by characterizing tbe cumir 2 campaign as ore of education and closed by saying: "Impelled by one purpose, public good, We will free our selves from dickerlngs that character iZed the Republican party when it's marshall went down at Minneapolis be fore the legions of the bread and but ter brigade"
 SAN FRANoIsCo, June 2l.-The Re- publican central committee met today and decided to hold state convention fer the nomination of presidential cleo tOIs and congressmeu at Sacramento July 26th next.
 CHICAGO, June 21.-At the close of Owens speech, the motion ot Delegate White of California that the roll be called for names of the several commit tees CD constiJution, the committee on credentials, rules, order of business, permanent organization and resolutions. All resolutions aud communications, were ordered referred to committee on resolution.
 CHICAGO, June 21.-At a New York caucus held before openIng the conven- ii m this morning 1t was proposed that Hills name should not toe presented and the whol9 strength of the anti-Cleve- land forces be concentrated on Boies as an understood le ,der for first place Crocker opposed this and desired to wat till Hil had been directly heard from. I his was finally agreed to and the committees were appointed to see the Iowa and Maryland delegations.
 OMAHA, Neb.. June 20.-A special to the Bee from Buffalo, Wyo., says: A telegram to the sheriff from Sugg says Sugg was attacked last plight by fifteen or twenty soldiers. Two soldiers were killed and one citizen wounded. Help was requested for the citizens. The telegram was signed by Frank Norris deputy sheriff: Jack Ball, marshal aud HOwa iuGtica Of inc Deaca T,ater in