Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-09-14
Congressional Nomeincss.o,.s.
lSpeci&l Telegram to the Globe. |

MILWAUKEE, Wis, Sept. 13.-The trades
assembly has rendered n. s. Murphy the
domination for Congress. The organize
ton controls 5000 votes, and il is probable
he will accept.
CHICAGO, Sept. 13.-Geo. r. Davis was
nominated by the Repubicans OF the Third
congressional convention to-day for third
term.
OTTAWA, H., Sept 13.-The Republicans
OF the Eighth district re-ronainated Wm.
C1llan by exclamation.
KANSAS CITY, Sept. 13.-Is is stated that
j. L. Crisp was announced az candidate
for congress from this district. Col. Crisp
hes not announced his candidacy. His
friends, however, DO not say that he viii
not be d candidate.
OSHKOSH, Wis, Sept. 78.-The Re-
aapubllcan convention Of ahe Sixth
congressional district met here ab
noon and nominated Richard Guen-
theE, present member, by acclama-
tion, amid deafening cheers. mr.. GueD-
pther appeared and accepted the no1nina-
tion n q short speech. 1f
Eau CLAIRE, Wis, Sept. I3-The Demo-
cr&$s Of the Sixth district nominated w.
f. Bailey for congress.
LANSING, Mich, Sept. 1.-THE Democrat
Observation-Disclosures state committee met
the candidate for governor, j. w. Begole,
yesterday, and after consultation on the
method OF the campaign, filed the vacancy
On the state ticket by nominating L. S.
Connan as state auditor.
Bay CITY, Mich, Sept 13-The Demo-
Gratis of the Tenth district nominated An
drew C., Maxwell TO coop~esa
SAVANNAH, Ga, Sept. 13.-The RepubIi-
can convention Of the First congressional
district to-day split or tho admission Of
certain delegates, and considerable bitter
ness was shown. Col. James Atkins was
unanimously nominated, 1t IS claimed, by
thirty-six bOnafide votes. The boilers
nominated Tomlinson Z. Jenkenson,, col
lector of the port. The nominations will
be left to the decision Of the national exc
cUtive committee.
BATON ROUGE, Sept. - The Republi-
can convention Of the Sixth district no1ni-
mated Louis j. Sauer for congress on the
1irst ballot Sauer IS appraiser OF mer-
chandise. Another Republican conven-
tion FOR this district will assemble at Red
Rive Landing Sept. Is. fo- the purpose
Of consulting with the Democratic leaders.
MONMOUTH, H., Sept. I3.-Thc Demo-
cratic congressional convention OF the
Eleventh district nominated VIM. n.
Ne9oe. q bar '''' .l--1'
Ease SAGINAW, Mich, Sspa. I3.-The
Democratic congressional convention Of
the Eighth district was held this afternoon
and fused with the Greenback convention.
| The conference committees recommending
| Chas. j. Willets, OF Gratiot, as q candidate
| for representative IN congress, the noIni-
! nation was made unanimous.
| MILWAUKEE,, Sept. 13.-The Prohibition
sits Of the second district met 81 Fond du
Lac tc- day and nomin E.W. Chaplin, OF
! Waukeshe, on the first ballot for congress.
A Republican convention was called for
today also at Fond du Lac, organized and
after settling Tie question Of credentials
! adopted o resolution to sdio1rn for two
weeks and then nominate straight Repub-
| lican for congress. This was done to take
advantage OF the West Bend convention,
J and the wording Of the resolution excludes
the enlargement Of Bragg ~ the Repub-
| lican convention.