Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-09-14
congressional Nominations.
LSpeci.l Telegram to the GIobe. |


MILWAUKEE, Wis, Sept. 13.-The trades
assembly has rendered N. S. Murphy the
nomination for Congress The organiza-
ton controls 6,000yotes, and it is probable
he will accept.
CEICAGo, Sept. I3.-G Geo. r. Davis was
nominated by the Republicans OF the Third
congressional convention to-day for a third
term.
OIrAwA, H., Sept. 13.-Ths Republicans
of the Eighth district re-nominated VIM.
Cullan by reclamation.
KANSAS Cry, Sept. 13-It Is stated that
}. Z. Crisp was announced as candidate
for congress from this district Col. Crisp
has not announced his candidacy. His
friends, however, do not say that he VIII
not be q candidate.
OSHKOSH, Wis, Sept. 13.-The Re-
publican convention OF the Sixth
congressional district met here at
noon and nominated Richard Guen-
Their, present member, by acclama-
ton, amid deafening cheers Mr. Guen-
pther appeared and accepted the nomina-
ton in Short speech.
EAU C1A1aE, Wis, Sept I3-The Demo
Gratis OF the Sixth district nominated ".
I. Bailey for congress.
LANSING, Mich. SEPT. 1.-THE Democrat
tareenback-Fusion 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.
| Con11an as state auditor.
| BAY Cry, Mich, Sept I3.-The Demo
4! Gratis Of the Tenth district nominated An
! drew G. Maxwell to congress.
SAVANNAH, Ga, Sept. 13.-The Repubi-
! can convention Of the First congressional
| district to-day split on the admission Of
| certain delegates, and considerable bitter
ness was shown. Col. James Atkins was
unanimously nominated, il is claimed, by
! thirtY-six bOnafde votes. The boilers
nominated T7omlinson T. Jenkenson, col
lector OF the port. The nominations Will
| be left to the decision OF the national exc
cutive committee.
BATON ROUGE, Sept. 13.-The Republi-
| can convention of the Sixth district nomi-
mated Louis j. Sauer fer congress on the
| first ballot. Sauer is appraiser OF rner-
chandise. Another Republican conven-
| ton for this district viii assemble al Red
River Landing Sept. Is. for the purpose
OF consulting with the Democratic leaders.
| MoNIOUTH, Ill, Sept. 13.-Tlls Demo-
| CratEC Cc1l45 r65SiCNa1 CONVENTION OF the
! Eleventh district nominated VIM. Fl.
| Neece.
East SAGINAW, Mich, Sept. 49, 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 candidate
for representative in congress, the noni-
| nation yuna 1no1o
MI1swAUBHr, Sept 10 The Prohibition
sits Of the second district met at Ford du
Las to-day and nominated E.W Chaplin, OF
| Waukesha, on the first ballot for congress.
A Republican convention was called for
| to-day also at Fond du Lac, organized and
after settling the question Of credentials
adopted q resolution to adjourn for two
| weeks and theA nominate astraight Repub-
lican for congress. This was done to take
advantage Of the West Bend convention,
and the wording of the resolution excludes
the endorsement OF Bragg by the Repub-
licaI convention.