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Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-16

AIR4ss. Dec IS. : Llentenani-Goyegnor
Campbell gndge Liadley, John O. Prsthef.
member Of the Democratic National Com
mitiec, John ]. Martin, Cleveland electors.
and John O Priest. Of the National Advisory
commiitee. all Of Missouri. called ou Gov
ernor Cleveland this afternoOn to suggest
the uerne Of Jas o. Aron1heAd, Of St. Louis.
FOR Attorney General Of the United States.
The sentenien afterward mede tour Of
the capitol.
Wheu Senator Bayard came 70 Albany aud
paid BIS respects 10 Fresldoutolccl Cleye-
land Il was understood thaf be lett for home
with the assurance that he could make his
choice Of any position in the Caoinet and
~ rcald reeeiee the appointment Il j.
tsic on g0od authority that after having
duly deiibrfated over ihe- malief, the Dela.
mare fenator rent ucte 70 the Governor
which was received sssler4ny indicating
tits preference iuF the r0rtfolion of the sec
fetaiy'of The Treasury Il Il Tnmored that
Eq VIII BE- acrarit0fiF apuofuted
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-16

H&ifi4uer, Dec Ia.--rht 11a4F f|Isiuhts
Mems clcytl1nd sud Heudficts AstQll lion
lonleni feiebraled Cleveland and Hem
af.nk 4 GIccflon speeches Wctf made fF
tnls <nr Carlisle. f.nEfof ta1te sud Etpt1.
tf1iailPt Fnfkef Fits Hasserauf and
1'pHofhend
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-16


CmcAeo, Dec I6-c4piain Bedford PPM.
OF the Royal Navy. and lately member q
Parliament for oravesend, Is In the city.
having rsturned from looking over the cat
tie ranches Of Inc West. He has OH foot
plan for building railroad from Cheyenne.
wyoming. 10 Hudsons Bay. for the trans.
portafson OF cattle to England instead Of
bringing them to chicago and thence ship
ping then East The road viii cost about
len millions Cf dollars, and be wauts the
United States 70 subscribe ore aud one-hslf
per cent, oi thai amount and England 4 Ike
sam. The remainder. he claims. can be
raised on the London Stock Fxchanee In
lew deya.
captain rym has also been in correspond
enuc with Washin ton authorities concern
Jog the Nissragns canal Tie Uniied States
has recently secured the contract for this
canal from Nicaragua, and 4 Il estimated
cost ~ forty lniilians. Pym says that one
hundred million VIII nut do II, He wants
the United States and Great Britain each 70
suosoribe 0no and 0ue-half per cent Of two
hundred millions esd says he can raise the
remainder IN London. He enyf Of the Hud
son bay road, thai for Texas cattle Il viii!
SAVE one thousand miles BY land aud Ave
hundred BY water lie goes 10 TORONTO to
consult Sir John Mcdonald, bnd will also
call on Prcsident-eiecl Cleveland 70 suggest
lhe appointment OF preliminary commits
sion ~ consider the terms for Joint action
between England and the unitad eta.es 90
thQ Il auraguh canal project.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-16

CHICAGO, Dec 15.--wheat fairly steady
70lkc Decemhar, 70eSc January 775ta Ney
Corn steady, strong; axe yeet i5l Jant-
sry, S71zc May BarleF steady 81
TdgKRfooI, Dec. 49, Rreedauifs fair de-
nand.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-16

rEw fosY, Dee =. Mayor kdsop sea -
tldua az FitH 5ohn Porter for pcrrmIssIuuer
~ P,1llp Works aud Nnfgan J. OHrier Tor
Corporation Counsel buih nominations
.nlL LlIl on Tie lAhle
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-16
THE HERDIc Co.
Q South Spring st.. Nadeau Block.
decidtf
Eotice-. Dissolution Of fartnership

The partnership heretofore existing h.
tween 1uhu O'DDfneil aud fholna McCnun
Is fnis day dissolved by mutual consent
rhumHs Mccann stfli refaina the business III
The old 0lacc. IN aen F6ruapdo street e.
acCann pays all debts of The Arm Of 0'puu
nell & McCauu, and he coilecte all bills due
to the said hrm Of o. &. NJ.
JOHN n'nONNEIlA
THOMAS MCCAIN.
December lsi, 1854, dci6 4w
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-16

Efu YORK Dec. Il --Heuiy Levy 4 Sou
tn 11IIaff II fancy f1oda. 10 this ely us1l
nu 1alIanfoenf 20 Nm H1lsnofr1u' prefer
e411. t3ad. .du1. Ilabii3tlaa lttt = Il1 4ett
f1| "A IiatlI|iist ait uiosii, 81.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-16

Knights Taluplar.

conE Dx fIas cokskEDssr so. 8. ~ t.
Holds it, stated coaciaTes al to eyium ia Ma
sonie Hail. % the Third THURSDAY ef seet
month. 8s n o'clock P n. Sojcnruinx Knight
fempl4r In good standing are cordially Invited
attend. By order o. the r. q.
n. KsioEseBoegna Recsrier
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-16

Three girls to take care OF children Ia the
city. Light work Wages $ta per month
Two dining room girls for country hotels.
Wages t5 per week.
Two girls for housework IN the eoantry.
woman cook for family of fye persona
To city. Al i25 per month.
Four women for homework 10 the city,
good Situations.
Apply Al sosz West First street dels 4
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-16

EgN YoRK. Dec. IA heavy explosion
was heard here late tonight Il Is thought
that the powder works AZ SeacaneIis New
jersey, have exploded.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-16


A sure cure for BlGnd, Bleeding, Ilahinx
aud Uiterated Piles has been discovered by
or Williams ian Indian Remedy called Dr.
WilllAns's Indian Pile Ointment A single
box has cured the wors, chronic cAse Of Is
or 30 years standing. No one need suffer
iivf minutes after applying this wonderful
soothing medicine. Lotions. instruments
and eioctnafiee do moEe hArln than good.
WiliiaIus'a Indian Pile Olntmeui nbeorhs the
tumorss, aliayH the intense itching, fparticu.
lnrly 1t night ailer getting warm Ia bedl.
acts az pouitiee. gives instant relief. and IS
prepared onls for Piles, Itching 81 the pKl-
Val1 parts. and fol nothing else.
hekd what the lion. . N Cofiuberry 0f
Cleveland says about Dr. Wiiliams's Indisn
Ointment. II have used scores % Pile Cures.
and Il affords ne pleasure 70 say that have
never found snTtfing which gave such i'm
mediate A1d permanent relief ~ Dr. Wfl-
iams'E Indian Ointment For sale by
druggists and F1aiied on receipt of price a
FRAZIER MEDICINE CO, PROV ~
Cleveland o.
enKrss A PtReSl, agents. Los Angeles
uoFLIlf.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-16

NEW YoRK, Dec 15--Money easy,
l0il5. Closed offered. l. Prime paper,
fIS(a1. Exchange bills weak, Il. Sterling
steady demand s4sf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-16

Eagle CORPS, N. q. o.

REGuhAR meetings At the Arney. oour
street. escry Friday evening a 8 oelock
W.H. a. RUSSELL.
Captain Commanding.
@ a. KKsss. Flrs. sassssnt. isz4u
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-16
BRIGHT'S
Just Received f!

10000 yards Calico cents
1000 yards Ginhams Observation-Disclosures. cents
5000 yards Lawns Observation-Disclosures. 8 cents
5000 yards White pique e......... ~ 8 cents
5000 yards Dress Goods from m.... TO 30 cents
5000 yards of Brown and Bleached Muslin cents and
upward
5000 yards Of Summer Dress Goods just Received
5000 pairs Of Gloves from 5c to 81 pain
6,75o pairs OF Hose for Ladies at . to IS cents
$3.50 PAIRS Childrens Hose 8 TO rs cents
1875 Corsets from .......,............ 2oc to S.
10000 pairs Of Ladies Shoes from ..... 75c. to S.
1890 pairs Chidrens Shoes from ...... &c. to $f.2s
10000 yards Ribbons from 2 to rs cents yard
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10000 yards Of JaconetE Edgngs from to 4oe. yard
roo 900 Ladies Hats trimmed and untrimred from 2sc
to $5.
1000 Children's Flats from roc to ST.
6,ooo Pumes and Tips from ...... Ioc TO 81
5000 Bunches Artificial Flowers from loc to 81 bunch
Also large stock of
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I'LL RsauLks rnssiines Of this comps
=y any On he fTst wsdsss.y ssunins
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Br order n. COHEN serretar,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-16
Los Angeles Chapter No. 50. 2.
A. M

Stated oonsossltious on second MONDAYS & eaeh
month, "a ?. ~. a. Aassnio Ball. soioufnine
companions In good standing cordially invited.
BY order Of SAMUEL pRAGfH, r. P.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-16
CONSUMP
NJ HILTON WILLIAMS, MD.McRS0.

And all the various diseases o. the Head,
Thtost and Chest including the Eye, Esr
and heart, successfully treated by
Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-16

Tri-Coior Lodge No.9o meets evesY ~
Friday evening in Py,nien Castle. HasiA
No. - Spring street s y n
soionrnlHg kuighR invited. ffSfttt5
GEO. ". KNOX, G.. g.. A&&W
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Los Angeles daily herald., 1884-12-16

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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1884-07-09

and Edward Dawes badly injured by the falling
OF scahold at st. Louis, on the 28th.
BosTw1cK's button factory, at Milford, Conn.,,
burned on the 2sth. Loss go, 900,
BOY named John Dunlap, was beheaded by
2Sth. : . =
FAIRBANKS b DUENw1a's distlllery at Terra
Haute, Ind, on the Goth. Loss $10O, 1000.
FIRE at the corner of Missouri Avenue and
Third Street, st. Louis, on the Goth, caused q
loss Of $4,000.
A 1onER exploded in stove factory at W .
nut Ridge. Ark, on the 9th, killing ]. D.
Flock, the proprietor, and the engineer, name
unknown.
MICHAEL HEATING, an employe Of the Chica-
60 d North western road, lost both legs by be-
ing run over at Bark River, Mich, on the 9th,
He cannot live.
FRANK Brown and Edward Fi]mann, OF
Monticello, O., fell from freight train while it
was passing over railway bridge at Denmark,
o., on the 9th, and struck the earth below, q
distance OF seventy feet. The former was in
stantly killed and the latter fatally injured.
The schooner A. Babcock sank of Barnegat,
N. j., On the 9th. and Capt Babcock, four sea-
men and the mates wife were drowned.
SEVEN laborers were drowned by the upset
ting OF boats in storm al Carson's Inlet, N.
j., on the 9th.
A BOY named Herbert White was disem-
boweled by buzz-saw at Horton, Mich, on
tho 27th.
A sA1L-BoAr containing party of five cap
sized off Pictou, Nova Scotia. on the Goth,
drowning MIR. Taylor and Miss Henderson.
A GAS tank exploded in coal mine at Monon-
gahela City, Pa, on the 26th, killing one man
and badly burning another.
FIRE, on the Goth, destroyed the building of
Cracker Brewster, furniture dealers, New
Orleans, causing loss of 100000.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1884-07-09
OFFICIAL NOTIFICATION.
augusta (Me.) telegram.1

lAANSNooes \AAO'S tCACeSA0WsJ
Early this morning the streets began to as
sumo lively appearance, and long before the
time for the committee appointed by the ma
tional convention to notify James G. Blaine of
his nomination to the Presidential candidacy of
considerable crowd had collected around the
Augusta House to gaze with curiosity upon the
members of the committee
Promptly at II o'clock the National Commit
tee proceeded in body to Mr.. Blaines resi-
dence, and were received by Mrs. Blaine AS the
day was oppressively hot, and the rooms of the
mansion crowed almost to suffocation, it was
upon the lawn: Accordingly the committee and
guests proceeded to q well-shaded portion Of
the grounds, where semi circle was formed
impressive scene. The rustling Of the spreading
branches Of the great elms and the buzzing Of
Insects were the only sounds to disturb the still
ness. When all was in readiness Mr.. Blaine
was escorted to the lawn, where he stood within
the arc Of the semi circle. Gen. Henderson then
stepped forward and presented the address of
the committee. Reading from manuscript, he
MR.. BLAINE: Your nomination for the Office
Of President Of the United States by the Ma
tional Republican Convention, recently assem-
pled At Il sIeady to The
mittee, composed Of one member from each
State and Territory Of the country, and one
from the District Of Columbia, now come as the
accredited OF San Of that convention, to give you
formal notice Y the nomination and to request
your acceptan Whereof. 1t ts. ofcourse, known
to you that, b$sides your own. several other
Of the Republican party were presented By their
friends as candidates for the nomination. Be-
tween your friends and the friends of the gem
tlemen so justly entitled to the respect and
confidence Of their political associates, the con-
faint OF bitterness, and equally free from the
reproach Of injustice. AZ A early stage Of the
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1884-07-09
FOREIGN.

PoRF1R1o D1Az has been elected president of
Mexico for the second time.
AN explosion in the Wellington colliery, Ma
naimo, B. G. on the 30th, ult., killed twenty
four miners.
FATHER CALLAHAN was consecrated coadjutor
OF the Bishop Of Cork and Bishop of Lambose.
at Rome, on the SOth.
FIVE deaths from cholera occurred at Mar
settles, on the night of the 29Eh. Capt. Bellot,
OF the French navy, committed suicide when
hls wife was stricken with the disease.
HE crew of the bark Lady Elibank, we're placed
under arrest, on the 3Otb, for wreckipg a Cath
oIc church ut ST. Mary's Bay, New Foundland.
THREE persons we're killed by lightning at
Lemberg, Galicia, on the Goth.
SERIOUS anti-semitic riots have occurred in
Aleiers The Jewish quarters were pillaged and
much blood shed.
The Theater Royal, Edinburgh, was de
stroyed by fire on the goth.
len thousand miners entered on a strike at
stahordshire, Eng, on the 30th, against re-
duction of wages.
Two officers guilty of desertion at Santa
Coloma, Spain, were shot at Corona. on the
23th. 'A '''o
DEATHS from yellow fever, at Havana. Cuba.
Tor the week ending on the goth numbered
$50.
CHOLERA broke out at Marseilles France. on
the 27th. va
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1884-07-09
GENERAL

HE Fargo Southern Railroad, running from
Fargo to Ortonyille, where it connects with. thu
Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul Railway. was
completed on the I'd inst, giving Fargo three
trunk lines to Chicago.
FRENCH physicians claim to have discovered
a new cure for cholera, viz, iohaling oxygen
It has the effect of restoring warmth to thu
failing system.
The mother of Emma Thursby. the we'll.
known singer, died in New York city on the
"a.
The talk of New Philadelphia, O., is a live,
healthy baby weighing exactly one pound, born
to Mrs. Geo. e. Jacobs on the I'd inst.
MELL1s Bros, wholesale millinery and fancy
goods, Portland, Ore, failed on the LIST. Lila.
bilities 100000; nominal assets 1920 900.
JHE remains of John NJ. Rowe, of eNw York,
were reduced to ashes in the Lemoyne crema-
tory, at Washington, Pa, on the 1st inst.
The June statement of the public debt shows
decrease of 1921, 1856.
ALLAN P1NKERToN, the great detective, died
at Chicago on the 1st inst, at the age of IS.
YARNALL Il Co., pickle and canned goods
manufacturers st. Louis, Mo-, suspended on
the 1st.
IHE Marsh Binder Company, of Sycamore,
100000. ~ '''%'''
sLuaaER SULLIVAN disappointed large New
York audience on the list, by induIging in q big
drunk.
The President has ordered court martial to
meet at New York, September II, for the trial
OF Judge Advocate General Swain. Gen.
Schofield will be president Of the court.
FAIRBANKS PALMER & Co., subscription book
publishers. Chicago, were closed by the sheriff
on the 30tb.
Gov. RUsK has appointed Chas. Il Moves
sheriff of Florence County, vice Readmon, re-.
signed.
D. Il h. MERRILL, dry goods, Montreal, as
signed, on the 30th.
WILLIAM A. BEACH, the distine uished adyo-
cate. died at Tarrytown, N. Y, on the goth, of
heart disease.
H. H. BANGS, doing business as the Bay
State Casket Co.. at Boston, failed on the 27th.
Liabilities, $4,000
The Grand Rapids team continue to hold
their lead and are steadily increasing the dis
lance, although Bay City is only three games
behind and Saginaw, Quincy and Peoria
still punched together. The Fort Waynes have
pulled ahead of Milwaukee, Minneapolis occu-
pies eighth position, Muskegon ninth, Saltwater
aud st. Paul are fighting for tenth place and
Terre Haute has fallen to the rear. The
schedule is a. follows:
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1884-07-09
CRIMINAL.

THE remains Of man named Vanderburg.
who disappeared from his home near Ionia.
M'cb., over month ago, were found on the
"a, IN well. A paramour Of Vanderburg's
Wl1e, Who was strongly suspected during the
search, committed suicide BY shooting on hear
Ing OF the discovery of the body.
JOHN SWANSON. a Swede awaiting sentence for
murderous attack on Sheriff Thompson. last
December: committed suicide by hanging in the
county Jail, at Superior, Wis, on the ed inst.
JOHN WALLS, recently released from the in
sane asylum as cured, cut his throat at Terre
Haute, on the 3D..
COL. ROBERT GOODWIN, in jail at Indianapo-
hs, for the murder of his brother, suicided on
the I'd inst va
CHAs. SPURLocK, who was implicated in the
crimes for which the Hill boys were lynched at
Charleston, W. Va, confessed to murder in the
hrst degree on the LIST.
JOHN OCoNNoR, a crazy Milwaukeean stabbed
ana seriously wounded bis wife with O lack
Knl1e, on the morning of the LIST inst.
The jail at McLeansboro, ILL.,, having been
eft unlocked on the LIST, and eight prisoners
walked out and escaped.
MRS. ALBRIGHT, a physician we'll known in
southern Wisconsin and Northern Illinois. COM
United suicide at the poor-house at Rockford.
ILL.,, on the 30th, by hanging.
AN Englishman from Chicago, evidently
partner OF Marshall. captured in Milwaukee.
passed four bogus ESQ Bank of England notes
on Montreal broker on the 3Oth.
LIZZIE BRAsLEY, of White Cloud, Kas. who
attempted 10 starve herself to death, succeeded
ID her design. on the Goth, after fast of fifty
three days.
AT TaylorvilIe, Pa, on the 2sth, the daughter
of druggist named Thompson made strich-
nine pm, and laughingly dropped the deadly
pellet into her mouth and swallowed it. Efforts
were made to save her, but she died.
The residences of Charles Fuermsn and Mr.
Alger were burglarized at Watertown. Wis.,. on
the night of the 9th. Mrs Aiger was shot in
Inc arm and seriously wounded while giving
chase to the villain.
VIM. 81. OWENS killed VIM. Larkins at Wayer-
ing his wife.
A MAN supposed to be John Asel, of Center
VILE, Wis.,, shot himself desd in Lincoln Park
Chicago, on the 2Sth.
VIM. PENTLAND was arrested in McCulloch
County, Tex, on the 9th, for the murder of
Lieut. Safel, U. s. A., in 1864.
RICHARD COLEMAN, of Trenton, N. j., inter-
fered, on the 27th, to prevent George Gregory
aioM DeaCng hls vile and was MORALLY wound
ed by the latter.
NATION, ILL.,, was excited on the 9th, over
the discovery of the body of Mrs. Dan Cook
IN vel! with her throat cut from ear to ear.
Her husband and man named Simon John
ston were arrested.
TELEGRAPH operator named L. Diel Ford,
committed suicide at Macon, Ga, on the 27th,
ny putting a bullet through his heart.
LONG, the wife murderer, who narrowly es-
capped lynching at Ionia, Mich, pleaded guilty..
on the 9th, and was sent up for life.
CHAs. E. SANFORD, of Grand Haven, Mich.
suicided on the steamer City of Milwaukee on
the 9th.
DOCK WAITER, colored, was hanged at
Texarkana, Tex, on the 9th.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1884-07-09
CASUALTIES.

Two freight trains were telescoped near
Cunningham, station on the Kentucky Gen.
trail Railroad, on the morning Of the I'd. MIR.
Gillian and his granddaughter. Mrs. Hastings,
OF Berea, KY, were killed.
MCKAY Bros, cabinet factory, Donley's Ho-
tel and several shops at Arizona, Ont. burned
on the 81 inst. Loss $25,OOO.
HE Neptune Hnuse, Rockaway. burned on
the I'd. The guests all escaped. Loss $15,
600. '
JOHN SHIRLEY, farmer living near Boom
Vile, Mo-, was beheaded by moving machine,
on the I'd.
The westfeld House, Westfeld, Wis.,, burned
on the I'd inst. Loss $4,000.
FIRE in st. Louis, saw mill at Phlox, Lang
glade County, Wis, on the I'd, caused loss of
$4,000.
FIRE on the I'd inst. destroyed the house of
Phillip Morgan at Marquette. Mich, 1O-year.
old son perishing in the flames.
W. r. McGnL, president of the Cincinnati L.
Eastern Road fell from the door of baggage
car, on the "a inst, distance Of fifty feet kill
ing him instantly.
A YOUNG man named John Donaldson, who
was bitten by dog two years ago, fell victim
to bydrophobia, at Cleveland on the LIST.
JOHN CRUISE, q farmer near Sandusky. O..
was gored to death by vicious bull on the LIST
inst.
The bursting of an oil. can at Driftwood Cam
eron County, Pa. on the LIST, caused the de-
sruction by fire of $751; worth of property.
WHILE visiting the Green County poor farm
at Monroe, Wis, on the 3Oth, Daniel Smiley,
wealthy farmer, fell distance of eighteen
feet, breaking leg and sustaining other inju-
ries from which he cannot recover.
THREE children of Mrs. Patrick Murphy
aged s, and 9 years, were burned to death at
Youngstown, o., on the 3Oth, by a fire which
destroyed their home.
FIRE in New York, on the S0th, involved the
Marx frame factory, Samuels millinery estab-
lshment and sutcliff's hat factory; also several
tailoring establishments. Loss $4,000.
The body of VIM. Beperman, the aged shoe
maker who disappeared suddenly while fishing
on La Belle Lake. Oconomowoc, Wis, was re-
covered and inferred on the 90th.
FIRE caused Bic, 900 worth Of damage in the
Wholesale clothing store Of Livingston, john
ston d Co., Toronto. on the S0th.
JOHN GILBERT, brakeman, was killed by the
cars ut Hokah, Mimi, on the 2Sth.
JAMES GRAHAM, aged 10, an orphan, was
drowned while bathing in Nagowicka Lake,
Waukesha County, Wis. on the 29th.
Four laborers were killed by the caving Of 3
OsuA AosI OmaAh, Nep, On the SUD. Inelr
names were Thos. Doherty, Julius Schwinke,
B. Brocknow and F. SAKE.
LEWIS MUBPBY, marshal Of Bellefontaine,
@, WAS fatally injured, and his wife instantly
killed BY runaway accident, on the 30th.
A HALF key Of powder standing uncovered in
. blacksmith shop ct Seymour. Ia, on the 2sth,
was exploded BY spark, burning Joseph Hem
nemAu, the smith, and James Sherwood bv.
stander, in fnghtful manner. RI .
EDMAsD HoRR1soS, aged "a, and John Dunn
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1884-07-09
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
POLITICAL.

The Illinois Democratic state convention
nominated Carter Harrison. mayor Of Chicago,
by reclamation. The remainder OF the ticket
is as follows: For lieutenant governor, Henry
Setter, Of st. Clair, secretary Of state, Michae
J. Dougherty, of Knox; state treasurer, Alfred
Orendorff, Of Sapgamon. A tariff for revenue
only platform was adopted, but clause bind.
ing delegates to work as unit for like plat
form in the national convention WAS stricken
out. NJ
A CONFERENCE of colored Democrats, repre-
senting the different states, WAS held in New
York, on the 9th, at which delegates were
chosen to attend the national Democratic con-
ventlon to endeavor to secure representation
Tor the colored Democratic voters Of the coun-
try.
The Republicans Of the Second Indians
District, on the 9th, nominated Capt. Geo. G..
Riley, of Vincennes, for Congress.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1884-07-09
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