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The Cincinnati Daily Star THE CINCINNATI DAILY STAR ,:T To nt 3-- , copyKc-.",u,:;,- 132. VOL. 17. Subscribers1 WEDNESDAY EVENTS" ; JtTNE 2, 1880. smsie sss: xo. first ballot, Colonel R. C Parson being the lot and 470 against the Unit Rule. They a' so shall fill it without respect of peison or of desire South Carolina W. J. Whipple. Wimaa't Wisdom. O claim a majority of the Committee on Rules. among the delegates of this Convention." Tennessee-- W. P. Cote. "She insists that it is of more imparl 110; SECRETARIES AND CLERKS. Texas Wm. Chambers. Grant, 800: Blaine. 275: Sherman, 100 to The latest estimates of the first ballot are: ance, that ber family shall be kept in fall Fourth Edition. Washbume, 85 to 40; Windom, 10. - The temporary Secretaries aud Clerks were elect- Vermont H. C. Beldon. health, than that she should Have all cm Grant, 813; Blaine, 290; Sherman, 125; Wash- BLAINK DEMONSTRATIONS, ETC ed as follows: John H. Roberts, ot Illinois, snd West Vlrglula- -J. H. Riley. fashionable dresses and styles of the tntaa. burne, 24; Windom, 10, based on Edmunds' The Blaine Club of Maine, headed by a band, C. L. McT.ee, Pennsylvania, temporary Secre. Virginia Blank. She therefore sees to it, that each meiuberaf last night serenaded the various Blaine delega withdrawal. The Grant men, however, claim a taries; Charles Klibe, of Michigan, James Wisconsin W. E. Carter. ber family is supplied with eiiorgn 11 f tions at tha hotels, flenitral Manslield. of Cali majority on the ballot If the Grant party goes to reading CUta; Eugene Davis, of New RULES AND ORDER OF BUSINESS, Bitters, at the first ai'prarunce oi astjr fornia, during a response, said that the latest accu- vote York, Stenographer. Alabama Bank. symptoms of ill health, to prevent a fit of rate claim was on first ballot 822 votes for pieces, probably the greater portion of the the GARFIELD GREETED CHEERS. Arkansas W. II. Holland. maine. and the second ballot would result m ms goes to Sherman, unless Washbume springs on WITH sickness with its attendant expense, eaca Eugene Hale, of Maine, offered a resolution California G. A. Davis. and anxiety. All women should exercssa nomination. the Convention. Blaine's friends claim enough UIIOOP-LA- !! The sceno. nn tha atreeti last night were Of a that the roll of States be called for the names of Colorado W.JJ. Megree. their wrsdoin in this wuy. Now llawss lively character. Torchlight processious were of the Grant vote to nominate him. committeemen ou the four Committees Perma- Connecticut Daniel Chad wick. Palladium. marching in all directions, headed by bunds of The body of the hall is now slowly filling np nent Organization, RulesJt Credentials, and Reso- Delaware. D. Smlthers. mafic, and cheering favorite candidates. Park, at 50 West Fifth, makes a specialty for their with delegates, stage and gallery with lutions. Adopted, with no opposition. Florldi-- W. M. Hick. The Blame people were most demonstrative. and the the of dress hats. A ladv can have iier bat Is playing "Heart The Secretary then called the roll of States for Georgia . D. Locke. There is great rejoicing among the Sherman invited! guests. The band trimmed while she waits, and if it is last men over the fact that in a speech last night Mr. bowed down." Fred. Douglass was the first members of the Committees. When New Hamp- Illinois Contest' o satisfactory, any change can be made oa Hoar, of Massachusetts, stated that twenty-tw- of familiar face to appear on the platform. He went shire was called it was cheered; but when Ohio Indiana a W. Langdon. Com-indic- es surely vote for their der ber direction. The Chicago Circus that State's delegation would down among the g delegates and was called and Garfield's name was ealled as a Iowa a M. Clark. man. The Miaslsaippi delegation say they hope constantly-repeate- d of of Business Com- Kansas George Case. to see Conkling brought forward in case the men shook bands, continuing his member the Rules and Order H. and the Band of their Brst choice become impossible. The Min- Grant talk. , mittee, the. e was the first real outburst ot enthusi- Kentucky-- G. C. Hunter. AMUSEMENTS. nesota men are snaring no efforts or work for The seat arrangements are alphabetical, asm of the Convention. Louisiana Contest. ht among the Begins to Play. Windom. the. scattered which placed the small States in front and the Maine Llewelyn Powers, A IVTTm I TWO t other States. n.T I heavy States Ohio, New York and Pennsylvania OHGANIZATION OF C0NTE5TI0H. Maryland J. J. Weaver. Performances This Umf. HOAR TO BE TEMPORARY CHAIRrfAK. on the left, In the rear of thedelegates'divislon. Massachusetts R. M. Morse, Jr. THE GREAT The contest the National Committee Is ended Chicago. June 2. The call of states was then in Big shield-shape- d flags werep!aced In position Michigan J. H. Chandler. at lust, so far as the Committee is concerned. The commenced snd resulted In the following list of this morning, and waved above on stuff's, hiding Minncsota-- G. F. Drake. I? Ring Master Cameron Stirs result was a compromise whereby both the Grant Vice Presidents of the Convention and Commit- AT.AndROONEYHis New York and anti-Gra- managers have agreed to leave all the delegates' faces. Many of the delegations tees; Mississippi H. C. Carter. of muBic, matters of controversy ns to the enforcement marched In bodies by the hall with but PRESIDENTS, Missour, Thos. P. Rodgers. STAR COMBINATION. me conven- VICE Up the Stalwart unit rule in tne organisation oi ine entered only in scattering groups. There Is much Nebraska D. A. Lew s. 2. I S. tion to the discretion of Senator Hoar, of Massa Alabama Jaines Gillett MATINEE at EVENING at tape taking caused Nevada C. C. 8tevenson. 25 chusetts, whom both have ag eed shall act as red and the coupon ticket Arkansas W. H. Robinson. Popular prices aud 50c Seats at Hawley the Immense slowly. New Hampshire Jos. G. Sturgia Steeds, lemio ary unairman oi tne convention, coin building to fill California-Jo- hn H. Mansfield. Snndav night June 6th. final cerformanaof sides have made concessions. The Grant man- At noon only scattered groups dotted the ten Colorado H. L. Head. New Jersey Clement H. Dickenson. Pat Rooney and Combination. agers they so have yielded the pint for which thousand scats and the arrivals of delegates filled Connecticut Jeremiah Olney. New York Geo. H. Sbarpe. Mouaay, June 7iu. uavenrs Mastodon Mt long contended, that the unit rule should be en- that section f ister any other. At hour North Carolina --O. H. Blocker. strela forced in organization of Convention, than the Delaware Albert Curry. the the Ohi? Jas. H. Garfield. And the Great Political Gymnasts Is fixed for calling to order, not over four thousand Florlda--W. W. OFKKA-H.ULS- because it is well known that Senator Hoar Hicks. iililJCK'S E. opposed to that rule, will undoubtedly rule were in the building and no one was on the Georgia Oregon D. C. Ireiand. Gy- and 8. A. Darmel. Go on With Their against it stage. There was a noticable absence of invited Illinois Blank. Pennsylvania W. H. Armbury. NO SMOKING THIS AFTERNOON. The Grant men also conceded their plan to and distinguished guests. The musio of the Rhode Island T. W. Chase. make contest Chairmanship of Indiana F. A. Atkinson. TWO PtiKtOltltlAIVI l TO OAT. rations. a of the Temporary band was scarcely heard above the hum of South Carollna--C. W. Wylle. MATLNEK 2:80 EVENING 8:30. the Convent! .n, and Conkling, Cameron and Iowa J. W. Thompson. so - W. M. America's leading dramatic alar, Logan have oledeed themselves not to counten voices, great is the space. Kansas S. Moth. Tennessee CordelL ance anr attempt to run an opposition candidate It was almost ten minutes after 12 when George Kentucky E. H. Hobson. Texas William Chambers. up SupportedMI.byFRANK MAYO. to Mr. Hoar. The Blaine men have given A. Hoi sey and first member of the National Louisiana David Young. Vermont-- J. R Mead. his own superb Dramatic Cora hints. the Convention Called to Order their determination of depos ng Cameron from Committee took his seat on tbo platform. A West Virginia A. C Moore. lion, irom Aiayo's uivmpic Theater, New ran. the Chairmanship Committee, and have Maine J. R. Bodwell. in the beautiful dramatic idyl, in 5 acts, of the moment later Conkllng came In at Virginia-Bla- nk. High Noon. made concessions to the admission of and Arthur Marylsnd H. J. Brown. at in retard dele- A. contesting delegates to take part in the temporary the head of a large section of the New Tork Massachusetts N. A. Whartom. Wisconsin J. Thomer. DAVY CROCKETT. NO ADVANCE IN THE PRICES OF ADMISSIOBf. organization. gation, and was cheered ss the band struck up a Michigan Pen y Hanua. THE NEW NATIONAL COMMITTER. Matinee 15 15, THE COOK COUNTY QUARREL. fresh tune. Calm and he acknowl- The new National Committee Just selected Is as and 25c. Evening 25 andMg, Minnesota Dormiis Morrison. Matinees Wednesday, Saturday Practical Iv eonceried. edged as turned follows: and Sunday. Han Who thev have so far as the with a cold bow the reception he Mississippi B. K. Bruce. Reserved seats secured three days Fred. Douglass the First Committee is Cook County iu advance. concerned, the whole towards his seat He stood in the aisle at the end Missouri William J. Merrill. Alabama Paul Strobach. at Perry A Morton'8,162 Vinest Mounts the Stage c mtroversy, which for three days and until yes- of the bench some moments, and shook hands Arkansas --3.
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