The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1880-06-11
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Haves 81 al 81 ssiloalls 1884
Blaine ...............2 S5 296 e93 29s sS6 30SS5l
Morton. lss 100 ll3 lOsi 81 s. -.
Bristow lib IA. l2l l26i 114llll 81
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Whole No. of votes. .. "a "a 755 "a 7s5' "a 75s
Necessary to choice. 1913 3IS 51S 3IoS.s3Io sl9
THE Mississippi Democratic State
Convention, held on the 9th, chose an I'M
I'm ,tructed delegation to Cincinnati.
THE Maine Greenback and Demo
cratic State Conventions were held stimuli
taneously at Bangor, on the 1st. The for
mer chose a delegation to the Greenback
National Convention instructed to press
the nomination of Scion Chase
for President. Gen. Harris NJ.
Plaisted was nominated for Governor.
The Democratic Convention elected an I'M
instructed delegation to the Cincinnati Con-
vention, Endorsed the Greenback nominee
for Governor, and arranged for the appoint
ment of joint electoral ticket.
The Illinois State Convention of Pro-
hibitionists met at Springfield on the LIST.
Only about twenty delegates were present.
1t was deemed inexpedient to make any
nominations for the coming campaign, but
Prohibitionists are recommended to work for
the nomination and election of members OF
the Legislature pledged to submit to the
people of the State Constitutional amend.
ment prohibiting the manufacture or sale of
intoxicating liquors as beverage if the
same be petitioned for by the voters.
GEN. RANDALL r. GIBSON has been
nominated for Congress in the First Louis
lana District.
The President has nominated Robert
S. Gardner, of West Virginia, to be Indian
Inspector.
The Senate has confirmed the nomi-
nation of Horace Maynard as Postmaster
General; also, of Felix Coste as US. Mar
shall, Eastern District of Missouri.
The Alabama Democratic State Con-
vention elected an uninstructed delegation
to the Cincinnati Convention. The South
Carolina delegation are said to be unanimous
for Bayard.
Col. J. c. AUDENR1ED, of Gen.
Sherman's staff, died in Washington on the
Sd. He was buried at West Point.
The Empress of Russia died on the
Sd, after lingering illness.
The Arkansas Democratic State Con-
vention met at Little Rock on the I'd. After
two days. balloting for Governor Thomas J.
Churchill was nominated on the thirty ninth
ballot. Other nominations are as follows:
Secretary of State, Jacob Frolich; Treasur-
er, William r. Woodruff, Jr.; Auditor, John
Crawford; Land Commissioner, D. W. Lear;
Superintendent Public Instruction, j. l..
Denton; Chief Justice of the Supreme Court,
E. Fl. English; Chancellor, d. w. Carroll !;
Chancery Clerk, j. w. Galloway.
PRINCE LEOPOLD and the Princess
Louise passed through Chicago on the 4th.
The Prince, accompanied by several titled
companions, paid visit to the Exposition
Building and viewed the proceedings of the
National Republican Convention. The dis
tinguished guests were given seats upon the
platform, although their presence was not
generally known.
THE President nominated Eugene
Schuyler, now Consul General at Rome, to
be Consul General at Bucharest; and Will
liam n. Pethic, now Vice-Consul at Tien
Tsien, as Secretary Of the Commission to
China.
Mr.. S. N. D. NORTH, of the Utica
IN. W Herald, has been appointed special
agent of the census for the collection of sta
tistics Of the newspaper and publishing in
terests of the United States.
PRESIDENT HAYES has been elected
Vice. President of the American Bible So
ciety.
COMMERCE AND INDUSTRY.
The International Millers'. Conven.
ton and Grain Congress begun its session al
Cincinnati on the LIST. Representatives were
in attendance from nearly every State in the
Union, together with delega.
ton from England, numbering
about sixty. The exhibition of mill ma.
chinery includes DISPLAYS from England