Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1884-05-08

The Maine Republicans, in convention at
Bangor, on the S0th, elected Is delegates-at-
large j. r. Reedwel, George @. Wing, Joseph
s. Wheelwright and J. 81. Drummond.
Tho Massachusetts state Democratic conyen-
ton met at Worcester on the 30th and elected
and James Delaney delcgates-a -at-large.
The state convention Of the West Virginia
| Republicans met ut Martinsbnrg on the 30th
| and elected B. D. Doyener, NJ. o. Dawson, T..
! l.. Butterick and Warren Miller delegates-at-
large.
4 meeting Of tariff reformers was held at
Boston on tho 29th, and an organization
| formed, to be known as the Tariff Reform
League Charles Francis Adams was elected
| presldent.
The Michigan Greenbackers in convention at
Kalamazoo on the S0th, elected az delegates to
e1-Congressman Moses w. Field, w. D. Fuller
| and G. S. Hampton. Miss Matte Strickland
was chosen as one of the alternates. The dele
gates were instructed to vote for B. f. Butler.
The Kansas Republican state convention met
| in Topeka on the 29th. P. 3. Plumb, Joseph
chosen delegates.at-large to Chicago, and Gen.
Rice and Dell Valentine as presidential electors.
The date OF the convention to nominate state
officers was fixed for July 16.
The Sixth Kansas Congressional District con-
yention was held on the 29th at Topeka. c. G..
l
! gates to Chicago and W. A. Fulton presidential
elector.
AT Faribault, Minn., on the goth, H. B.
Strait was renominated for Congress by the Re-
publicans.
The Republicans of the Fourth Minnesota
Congressional District, in convention on the
29th, elected Stanford Newell and Il. B. Lang
don delegates to Chicago.
| Henry P. Kidder and Edward L. Pierce were
chosen as delegates to the national convention
by the Republicans of the Second Massachusetts,
Congressional District on the Goth.
~, The New York Greenbacsers, in convention at
| Albanyon tho Goth, chose George o. Jones, ]. @.
Dean. Louis F. Post Epenetus Howe as dele
| gates-at-large to the national convention.
The Republicans Of the Second New Hamp.
shire Congressional District, on the goth,
elected as delegates to Chicago, Frank B. Cur
rier and II. b. Atherton.
The Republicans of the Fourth Kansas Con-
gressional District, on the goth, chose j. w.
Addy and Col. r. l.. Walker, delegates to Chi
cago. Gen. I. T. Taylor was chosen presi-
| Dental elector.
The Fret West Virginia District Republican
Convention selected as delegates to Chicago G.
D. Thompson and T. P. Jacobs.
Tho Republican convention of the Second
Vermont Congressional District, elected B. +.
Fifield and COL T. G. Fletcher, delegates to
Chicago.
Republicans of the Sixth North Carolina
Soubteesiouhl DlstflCt, eleCteQ Judge w. L.
Bynum and L. J. Pennypacker, delegates to
Chicago.
The Republican convention of the Second
Assembly District Of Outagamie County, Wis,
was held at Stephensyille, on the 26th. L. E.
Darlington and w. II. II. Wroe were elected
delegates to the state convention.
The Twenty-second Senatorial convention al
Appleton, on the 2Sth, elected T. B. Reid and
w. ii. Chilson delegates to the Republican
state convention.
At the Ozaukeo County Republican conven.
ton, at Port Washington, on the 26th, e. S.
Turner and William Carbys were elected dele.
gates to the state convention.
AT the Republican convention of the Twenty.
fourth Assembly District, held lat Hudson on
the 2Sh, James Hill and Fl. L. Humphrey were
chosen as delegates to the state convention.
at the senatorial convention held at Hudson
on the 2Sth, Col. John G. Spooner and Judge
l.. II. Mead were chosen for delegates to the
state convention. From the assembly districts
comprising. Pierce County, Messrs. Woodward
and Randall were chosen. The Polk County
district sent Frank Nye and Col. Mason; from
Burnett and Barron, Messrs. Anderson and
Bradshaw are sent as delegates.
at the Fond du Lac County Republican con
yention on the 28th, the following delegates vert
chosen to the state convention: Eighteenth
Senatorial District, I. w. Spence, o. Schalern
Twentieth District, j. L. Green; First Assem-.
bly,, =. ]. Morse, w. w. u. Turner: Second, G
X. Pier, j. f. Ware; Third r. r. Foltz, L. A.
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