The Eaton Democrat. (Eaton, Ohio) 1875-1903, 1882-10-26
Nominee. for Congress.

AuBuRs, N. Y, October 1s-The Republicans
Of the Twenty-sikth District have been in session
at Lyons since Friday, and $50 ballots have been
taken, all resulting: Payne, twelve; Camp, twelve;
Chamberlain, six.
NORTH TAanrToys, n. T, October ls-RObert
Greenbaekers Of the Twelfth District.
NEW YORK, October l6.-The German-American
Independent citizens of the Sixth District nomi-
NEW HAVEN, cr, Oct. 1.-THE Republicans
nominated General S E. Merwin, ir, of this
JEssEY CITY, N J., Oct. 1.-THE Republicans
Of the Seventh District nominated Gilbert Collins
the twenty fourth District nominated Charles
M1DsIzrows, N. Y, Oct. 17-Henry R. Lowe
was nominated by the Republicans of the Four
CHICAGO, Oct. 1.-THE Prohibitionists of the
| Evanston.
MnwAuKEE, WIS. October 1.-THE RepubH-
cans of the Fourth District nominated Gen. F. C.
SYRACUSE October 1.-THE Democrats of the
| Twenty-ffth District nominated Alexander H.
dependent, withdraws in Davis favor.
| New YORK, October 17.-Roswell P. Flower Is
re-nominated by the Tammany Democrats of the
NEWARK, n j., October 1s.-John L. Blake was
nominated by the Republicans of the Sixth Dis
SALEM, Mass, October 1S.-The Democrats of the
Seventh District nominated Hon. Charles P.
Thompson.
BRIpeEPoRT CT, October 1s.-Lyman W. Coe
was nominated by the Republicans of the Fourth
District.
Greonback Labor party nominated in the First Dis
trict Harvey Markham.
SPRIseFIELD, Mass, October 1s.IGeorge D.
Robinson was nominated by the Republicans of the
/ MfIIERToN, n. Y, October 1s.-The National
Greenback Labor party nominated Sylvester TTipp
in the Thirteenth District.
JERSEY CITY, n. J., October 1s;-The Prohibi-
tionists nominated Isaac T. Allen. They also
| ed q ASsembly.
| SCRANTON, Pa, October 1S-The Democrats OF
the Fifteenth District nominated Geo. A. Post
pendent Republican.
CHICAGO, October 1s.-J. W. Doane has written
| Q letter declining the Democratic nomination for
Congress in the First District Of this State he
| was nominated when absent from the city, and
|, could not reach telegraphic communication. he
| declines for business reasons.
| BOSTON, October 19.-The Democrats of the Sec.
ond District nominated Edgar c. Dean for Con-
BOSTON, October 1s-Prohibitionists of the
Fourth District nominated Wendell Phillips fol
, NEWARK, N J., October 49, In the Sixth Dis
trict the Democrats nominated eI-Mayor Fielder
) for Congress.
freres of the Twenty-fourth Congressional Distric
. have nominated John G. McConahy, of Lawrence
County.
5 Boston, October 17--samuel B. Capen wa
| nominated in the Third Congressional District
and Amos Cummings in the Fifth, by the Prohi
a Providence, R. L., October 1s.-Republcans o
the First District re-nominated Il. J. Spooner TO
Congress Jonathan Chace was re-nominated il
- i the Second District.
Norwich, Conn.,, October 2O.-The Democrat
9 Of the Third Connecticut District nominated Joh
q J. Penrose for Congress.
WILIIAMspoRT, PA, October 2o.-The Demo
l. Gratis of the Sixteenth District nominated Genera
d H W. EARLY for Congress.
NEW YoRK, October 20.-The Irving Hall Cor
gressisnal Convention of the Nineteenth Distric
10 nominated John Hardy for Congress.
q NEW YORK, October 20 The Democratic Cor
gressional Convention Of the Second District
y Brooklyn, re-nomnated VIM. E. Robinson.
s ST. LOUIS, October 2L-The anti-Filley Repui
- | Hcan Convention of the Ninth Congressional Di
!, trict this city, nominated DR.. j. H Mclean for th
q long term and Geo. Baine for the short term.
NEW YORK, October 20.-The following Congre
donal nominations were made tonight: Republ
Z can, Eighth District John Watts Russell, Hami
:. tom Fish's Secretary; Eleventh District Wm.
u Strong; Tammany Hall, Ninth District, job
70 Hardy. The three Democratic conference con
:. mittees from the Eleventh Congressional Distri
% nominated Roswell P. Flower; the Tenth Distric
le Gcrman-American Independent Citizens, cho
!. | Abram g. Hewitt.