The National tribune., 1882-10-12
POLITICAL.
CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS.

Illinois-First district, L. w. Dnnham, Re-
publican; Second district, John II. Finerty,
Independent Democrat; Third district, w. p
Black, Democrat.
Kentucky-Fifth district, J. NJ. Hunter, Pro-
hibitionist.
Maryland-Second district, J. F. G. Talbot
Democrat; Thos. G. Blair, Republican; Third
district, T. F. Lang, Republican; Fourth dis
trct, II. Stockbridge, Republican,; Fifth dis
trict, II. B. Holton, Republican.
Massachusetts-F district, r. T. Davis,
Republican; Third district, A. A. Ranney, Re-
publican; Francis A. Peters, Democrat; Sixth
district, ID. W. Lawrence, Democrat; Seventh
district, E. f. Stone Republican; Ninth dis
trict, Theodore Lyman, Civil Service Reformer;
Eleventh district, Wilbur F. Whiting, Green
hacker.
Connecticut-First district, ex-senator Will
liam W. Eaton, Democrat; Fourth district,
Edward W. Seymour, Democrat.
New Jersey-Fourth district, B. F. Hovey,
Republican; Seventh district, William McAdoo,
Democrat.
New York-Eighth district L. r. Post, Green
back; Thirteenth district, John II. Ketcham,
Republican; Fourteenth district, Lewis Beach,
of Orange, Democrat; Seventeenth district, H.
G. Burleigh, Republican; Eighteenth district,
T. A. Johnson, Republican; Twenty first dis
trict, Geo. w. Ray, Republican; Thirtieth dis
trict, John Van Vorhis Republican; Thirty
second district, Jno. T. MoultOn, Republican;
William +. Rogers, Democrat; j. o. Hazelton,
Prohibitionist. At large, Howard Carroll, Re-
publican.
Pennsylyania-Tenth district, - Biery, of
Allentown, Republican,; William Mutchler,
Democrat; Seventeenth district, A. II. Coffroth,
Democrat; Eighteenth district, L. Z. Atkin-
son, Republican.
Iowa-Third district c. NJ. Durham Demo
Graf, vice Hon. J. NJ. Griffith.
Wisconsin-Fourth district, p V. Deuster
Democrat; Fifth district, r. L. Wing, Prohibi-
ZIONIST.
Virginia-Second district, Z. c. Marshall
Democrat
Wyoming Territory-W. E. Post, for Dele
gate.
The vote on the liquor license question in
Arkansas resulted Is, s89 for, 1904 against.
Alexander II. Stephens was elected Governor
of Georgia on the 4th instant by q Democratic
majority of about 10000
The Hon. Leopold Morse, Democrat, and G..
3. Haskell, Independent Republican, decline
to stand as candidates for Congress in the Fifth
and Ninth Massachusetts districts respectively.
The Minnesota Democratic State Convention
on Tuesday unanimously nominated Robert
Miller of Fergus Falls, for Judge and James
Gillllan, the Republican candidate and present
incumbent, for chief justice of the supreme
court No other positions are to be filed this
year.
The convention of Democrats which met at
Hartford Conn, on the 4th inst. nominated
the following State ticket: For Governor,
II. NJ Waller; Lieutenant Governor, G.. G..
sumner; Secretary of State, d. W. Northrup
Treasurer, a. Z. Goodrich; Comptroller, T. L.
Sanford.
The Changers convention al. Stockton Cal.
Saturday, proved not altogether harmonious
and several county delegations withdrew The
convention nominated for railroad commits
sioners: For the second district, John T. Doyle.
of San Francisco, and for the first and third dis
tricts, Charles T. Reed and w. W. Foote, Re-
publican and Democratic nominees respectively.
For the State board of equalization, fourth dis