The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1882-10-26
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II Ii Political Noes, and Ne1ss. .sg
), Houston ccouatyi,. (l(ihn4) rspublica,u
nominated Mr.. aO'Brien for tho seuats snt
|'Ttusts iPiut,onl and Win. 6fHott4e for rep
tatiyes-anti. Window. .a5t;.o ltAossas
q Sc II Co., (Minn.g democrats nominatei
for senator: Nj: q: J; Peek; representative
J.J. Lenx of Belle Haine. 1:.2 s-s.-
The rspublican.ss. Of Wasec:a county, nom,iin !,
ated A: y. yenni.ep ior senator. and An
th0ny Slmpeesopr for the house. No in
;structiohs for senator weEesivsn. -. .t.t
- Hce county (Ginn.); grsenback .ooovea
nominated for senator, ID. sCayanaueh
0f Faribault; REPRESENTATIVE, John j. Alex.
;ander Of Noithneld, George W.. Walrath ol
npl4istown, z. L! Sargent Of Forest; J. q
9lather OF Ri :ha1.d.s'r ':aoq :: ri 81 i.:u
f. The. Oregon v:ei,atoriai contest has been
going on for q month With mo final re:
r. Henry waid 'Be.ecber; IN bis sermon i.;;,
Sunday. advised his congregation 70 reri.te,
TO- that they might i6e ALL. to select p,,re rvr
men for Office. If any peis6n did not Wanl
/ 10 vote The republican Or dempczatic state
ticket, he might md the t,9itoohibition tickei
|hs good one % vote. It has been stated tha;
be himself *as' y lsohibitionist, but thai
was not truc1 ~ Il Ha Il ~ ~ :. Il
~ Hon: H: b. Wilson, Of Red Wing Mimi,
has accepted the ipvitation ofseveral CHI.
zeDs to becoue IN independent candidate
h for the state sonata. !;"l!H - = $3.50 :.
III Renvelle county, Atnn.; republicans have
nominated for 5esatot; ]. 8. Niles; and Hen.
ry Pauls0n, for representatives,: -. Z, .:5.
The republicans of stsasns county, Mimi,
heEs dominated tor senator, e Henry =: Wait.
dominated }qir senator. 4. N. Fiidley; Of
|, An )ka county: Scion Armstrong and B. B.
Johnson Of East .Henpepiu:y A. eimson,
TOR representative. |;''' - a''''''. -: 80
[,s A prohibition convention In New Hamlpt-.
shire have nominated for governor, Joseph
w. Fletcher, railrOad commissioners. 6. C,
Baker, George> d.. Dodge and William H;
Parker. = -
Ej7 Gen. F. G, Winkler has been nominated
for congress by the republicans Of ,iilwau.
kee and Col. w. g. Stanley and a: H. Shep-
ard TOR state senatoEs.:l: sh:L ! Xnn;~ ~
-. D. NJ. Morelett of Murray county, (llinn.) },
is a a:prohibition Candidate tor the lesi.ls-
IL, In1gH Dt.npt.!fi.iii..H e.
81 ". n. Campbell Of Ltoh6eld, MINI, has
! been nominated 70, the legislature BY demo
Gratis and greenbackers. :'-:;1i:.'
Thomas Wilson hds been nominated for
the senate by@he democrats of Winona, and
G. F. Buck; f. A. Echardson I'd Henry
Becker, for representatives: ,-,.,...
J. B. McKinnon Of Red; Wing, Minn., has
been; nominated state sepa:or by the prohi-
nbitionists. ..,'':
/ AT the legislative district convention held
I et Parker, Dakota, consisting Of Lincoln.
Turner and McCook counties. the follow.
ing ticket. was nominated: HI. "A. Jerrold.
Lincoln. county. member ofthe council; HI.
Van Wort. McCOOk, representative G.. w.
Harlan,- 'Iincoin.' D. c. Mergan, McCOok,
and Joseph ALLEN Turner, were chosen cen
tlSi e9mhi1uee: co - Il; ,:.Iy :. .4.. -.
pa The New Hampshire prohibitionists have
nominated Josiah w, Fletcher for governor.
|s' "A Mower county, Mimi, republican con-
vention nominated for senator DR.. W. J..
HOllister, and Hans A. Anderson for the
''ouse' -. i.f4, ..sl.:f;l;:i~: .s.-a::s,..st!s
/ The democrats of ofHouston county, Mimi.
have nominated for Senator, D. L. Buell.:
representatives, Fred 'Gluck, Teman Gilbert
son. 49,.
= salen,1 Oregon Dispatch: ON the forty.
first ballot Joseph n, Dolph was elected
Upited States senator. He receives fifty-one