The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1882-09-29
THE WORLDS DOINGS.
A Summary OF the Daily News.

POLITICAL AND PERSONAL.
The State Democratic Convention Of Massa-
chusetts unanimously nominated Gen. Ben
jamin F. Butler for Governor upon the first
ballot.
The Missouri Republican State Convention,
held at Jefferson City, on the Goth, in pursuance
of the call of minority Of the State Central
Committee, nominated ticket of State officers
to be supported at the ensuing election. The
nominees are-David Wagner, of Lewis
County, for Judge of the Supreme Court ;
o. C. Hill, of Holt County, for Superintendent
of Public Schools, and r. H. Hunt, of Kansas
City, for Railroad Commissioner. The
resolutions. adopted among other things de-
mand the rigid enforcement of the existing
license laws and the adoption of a local option
law for the purpose of curtailing the sale Of
intoxicating liquors. One resolution, leveled
against ''bossism'' in politics, is supposed to
refer somewhat pointedly to Mr.. Chauncey l..
Filley.
The New York Republican State Convention
nominated Judge Folger for Governor, he re-
ceiving 257 votes against 222 for Cornell and
Is for Wadsworth.
The following ticket has been placed in
nomination by the Massachusetts, Republicans
For Governor, Robert R. Bishop; Lieutenant
Governor, Oliver Ames; Secretary of State,
Henry B. Pearce; Treasurer and Receiver,
Gen. Dan. A. Gleason; Auditor, Charles R.
Ladd; Attorney General, j. Sheridan.
The ticket of State officers placed in nomi-
nation by the Connecticut Republican State
Convention is: For Governor, Gen. VIM. H.
Buckley; Lieutenant Governor, John D. Can
dee; Secretary of State, s. T. Stanton; Treas
urer, Julius Converse.
Ex-senator Christiancy has been finally
granted divorce from his wife on the ground
of desertion.
Col. Isaac E. Eaton, one of the most nota-
BILE men of Kansas, died at his residence at
Leavenworth suddenly on the 10Th.
The New York Prohibitionists have nomi-
mated a full ticket of State officers, headed by
A. A. Hopkins for Governor.
oklahoma" Payne and twelve of his fol-
lowers were arrested by the military authori-
ties near Fort Reno for tresspassing upon the
Indian Territory, and have been taken to Fort
Smith. Payne got a writ of habeas corpus,
but Lieut.. Taylor, in charge of the soldiers,
lClusSu W SuIlCnuSI tHC NY w thC SlNh au-
thorities, saying his orders were to deliver
them to the United STAGES Marshal at Fort
Smith. An order was then issued arresting
Taylor for contempt of court, but he would
not permit the Sheriff to arrest him, and the
former was unable to do SO by force.
The counsel for Sergeant Mason has filed a
petition for Mason's release upon a writ of
habeas corpus.
The Democratic State Convention of Col
orado nominated j. B. Grant, of Leadyille, for
Governor.
Hon. Jos. W. Dawes, of Crete, who who was
Chairman of the State Central Committee for
six years, was nominated by the State Repub-
ican Convention Of Nebraska for Governor.
The New York State Democratic Convention
met at Syracuse and nominated Grover Cleve-
LAND, of Buffalo, for Governor; David B. Hill, of
Elmira, for Lieutenant Governor; Gen. H. W.
Slocum, for Congressman at large, and VIM.
C. Ruger, for Judge of the Court of Appeals