The Iola register., 1880-09-10
TOPICS OF THE DAY.
News from Everywhere.

News from Everywhere.
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.
SECRETARY SHERMAN delivered his
first campaign speech at Pixies Opera house,
Cincinnati, on the night of the 3Oth. It was
devoted mainly to the question of finance.
A CABLE dispatch from Rome an
nounces that the Rt Rev. p. A. Feehan, now
Bishop of Nashville, is promoted to be first
Archbishop of Chicago, Chicago having been
raised to the dignity Of metropolitan see,
with Alton and Peoria as its sunragn sees.
The Rt. Rev. DR.. Duggan. formerly
Bishop Of Chicago, having been permanently
disabled to officiate by an affective disease,
is retired on . pension Of $4,000 per year.
Kansas City, hitherto in the the archdio-
cese of St. Louis, is made an Episcopal See,
and Right Rev. DR.. Hogan, now Bishop OF
St. Joseph, Missouri, is named its first
Bishop, and remains administrator Of the
bereaved diocese Of St. Joseph.
SAPOvONARI has been chosen Chief
Of the Utes, as successor to Ouray. There
were only two other applicants for the posi-
tion, Guero and Pesh, the former claiming
1t by right of promotion, being sesond in
rank; but his known hostility to the
whites prevented his promotion. Sapo-
vonari is fifty years old, he has considerable
force of character, large following, and
had the confidence Of Ouray to such an ex-
tent that he was left in charge last winter
during his absence in Washington. While
he is believed the best man for the place, it
is said he is far from being an equal to Ou-
ray. The Utes killed five of Ouray's best
horses that they might accompany him to
the happy hunting grounds.
PRESIDENT HAYES and Gen. Garfield
attended q Soldiers Reunion at Canton, O.,
ON the 1st.
The Greenbackers of the Fourth nli-
nois District have nominated E. w. Blais-
deli for Congress.
The Rev. DR.. William Adams, LII.
D., President of the Union Theological
Seminary, New York, is dead.
The Massachusetts, Democratic State
Convention, held at Worcester on the LIST,
nominated Charles P. Thompson, of Glou-
cester, for Governor, his principal competitor
UCtuS CA.OOvClAOA 0dStOus OCus
Buffers name was presented for the
nomination, but he peremptorily
declined. Alpha E. Thompson, of Wood.
burn, was nominated for Lieutenant Gov
ernor; Michael F. Donahoe, Of Somerville,
for Secretary of State; Francis j. Parker, of
Newton, for Treasurer; Charles R. Field,
of Greenfield, for Auditor, and P. A. Col
lins, of Boston, for Attorney General.
The Kansas Republican State Con-
vention, which met at Topeka on the 1st, re-
nominated Gov. St. John on the first ballot,
his vote being 22O against 1O2 for all other
candidates.
The New Jersey Democratic Conven-
tion, held on the 1st, nominated George G.
Ludlow for Governor.
The Nebraska Republican State Con-
yention, held at Lincoln on the 1st, renom-
mated the present State officers excepting
Land Commissioner and Superintendent of
Public Instruction.
The New Jersey Prohibitionists have
placed in nomination State ticket headed
by S. B. Ransom for Governor.
THE Democrats of the Seventh nli-
nois District have nominated Daniel Evans
for Congress.
REPRESENTATIVE BUCKNER has been
renominated for Congress by the Democrat
Convention of the Thirteenth Missouri Dis
trict.
THE Kansas Republican State Con-
vention, which met at Topeka on the 1st,
renominated Gov. St. John on the first bal
lot, his vote being 22O against 102 for all 9TH
er candidates. Other nominations were as
follows: For Lieutenant Governor, D. w.
Finney; Secretary of State, James Smith;
Auditor, P. j. Bonebrake; Treasurer, John
Frances; Attorney General, w. A. johnson;
Superintendent of Public instruction, II. C.
Spear.
The Iowa Democratic State Conven-
tion, held at Des Moines on the I'd, nominated
the following ticket: Secretary of State, A.
B. Keith, of Crawford; Treasurer, Martin
Blaine, Of Blackhawk; Auditor, C. A. Barker,
of Des Moines; Attorney General, G. A.
Clark, of Linn; Land Office Register, D.
Daugherty, Of Keokuk.
REPRESENTATIVE BLAND has been re-
renominated by the Democrats of the Fifth
Missouri District.
THE Presidential party started from
Chicago on the I'd on their trip to the Pa
cific Coast. In addition to the Presidents
family the party consists of Gen. Sherman
and daughter, Gen. and Mrs. Mitchell, and
several other ladies and gentlemen, personal
friends Of Mr.. and Mrs. Hayes.
THE Colored State Central Committee