Morris tribune., 1882-11-02
Political Notes and News.

J. B. McKinnon of Red Wing, Mimi, has
been nominated state senator by the prohi-
bitionists.
At the legislative district convention held
at Parker, Dakota, consisting of Lincoln,
Turner and McCook counties, the follow
ing ticket was nominated: II. A. Jerrold,
Lincoln county, member of the council 81.
Van Wort McCook, representative. G. w.
and Joseph Allen Turner, were chosen q cen
tral committee.
The New Hampshire prohibitionists have
nominated Josiah w. Fletcher for governor.
Mower county, Mimi, republican con-
vention nominated for senator DR.. w. L.
Hollister, and Hans A. Anderson for the
house.
The democrats ofHouston county, Mimi,
have nominated fnr nator D. L. Buell.;
representatives., Fred Giuck, Teman Gilbert
son.
Salem, Oregon Dispatch: On the forty
first ballot Joseph N. Dolph was elected
United States senator. He received fifty-one
votes.
The following nominations were made BY
Rice Co., Mimi, farmers conventions: Rep.
resentatives, John S. Mather OF Richland,
John J. Alexander of Mortified, George w.
Walroth and q. l.. Sargent of Morristown
senator, William Frink of Faribault; audi.
tor, B. L. Van Horn of Faribault.
The Winona county, Mimi, republican
convention nominated for Senator o. 3.
Gould and for representatives, c Ell. Porter,
DR.. J. Q. A. Vail, George /. Parsons.
The Rice county, Mimi, democrats nom.
mated for senator-G. N. Baxter.
Representatives, George w. Walrath, Tim.
othy o. Grady, A. Mortensen, F. A. Noble.
The official count in Ohio gives the demo.
cratic candidate for secretary of state TO-, lis
plurality over the republican, and, 1,56s
majority over all.
The democrats Of Douglas county, MIMI,
have nominated J. H. Vandyke for the
House.
At meeting ofthe democrats of the 37th
district, Swift and Chippewa counties being
represented, Judge John n. Brown was
endorsed, without reference to party, for his
present position, and the same action was
taken upon the Republican candidate for
senator, E. B. Clarke, and on E. Sam pson
and Henry Anderson, who were also the
| nominees for representatives of the same
convention which nominated Mr.. Clarke.
The democratic legislative convention for
the Western district of Winona county,
Mimi, nominated H. W. Hill of st. Charles
and q. Farrar of Warren for representatives..
At the Waseca Democratic convention,
DR.. R. Craig ofJanesville was nominated for
| senator and John G. White of Waseca for rep
resentative.
The following independent ticket has
tod
For senator Thomas H. Armstrong; repre-
sentatives, Ole Peterson of Manchester and
JOHNNY. Wohlbuler, of Nundad; auditor, G..
O.. Borness Irregular nominee); attorney,
| John Whylock.
Messrs. Reyes. and Hazelton of the Third
| Wisconsin district still sticks. All attempts
| to compromise have failed.
Charles Dowle, of Star Prairie st. Croix
| Co., Wis, has been nominated for the As
| sembly by the democrats; also Ole Noer OF
| Menominee.
| The republican legislative committee OF
the western district of Winona county nom
mated George Henry of Fremont, and
Isaac G. Slade of Lewiston for representatives
The republicans nominated Hon. f. B.
iVonhnosen, senator for the Thirty,ninth
| MINI. district
1 The democratic convention at st. james,
4 Mimi, nominated Steadmad of Window,
now sheriff of Cottonwood county, for sen
sator, and ]. Bisbee of Madelia for represen-
stative.
Robert Miller, president of the late Mir.
nesota State Convention, has appointed the
following gentlemen as State Central Com
mittee. Michael Doran, St. Paul, chairman,
| at large. E.W. Durant, Saltwater. John
| w. Willis, st. Paul. Adolf Biermann,
Rocherter. G. M. Foote, Minneapolis. A.
q. Haden, Eairbault. John Meagher, Man
| kato. @. r. Macdonald, st. Cloud. Henry
Poehler, Henderson. Al. Lamberton, St
Peter. 81. R. Wells, Preston. R. L. Frazee
Frazee city. VIM. M. Campbell, Litchfield
Peter Nelson, Goodhue county. J. v. Cul
yer, Duluth
The Outstanding Government Bonds
The amount of outstanding United States
bonds redeemable at the option of the gov.
eminent, including the 5 per cents con.
J tinued at IL per cent and those converted