The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1885-10-22
POLITICAL.

The bill passed by the last Michigan
Legislature, prohibiting the manufacture
and sale of oleomargarine, has been held un-
constitutional by Detroit Judge.
The official figures of the Indianap-
oils municipal election are as follows: Mayor
Denny, Republican, 9,093; Cottrell, DOM
ocrat, 1888. For Clerk-Brenning, Republi-
can, g,Os9; Shields, Democrat, 9,2O2. The
Prohibition vote was 147, and the Greenback
81. The Republicans have ono majority II
the Council, and the Board of Aldermen IL
tie. At the charter election in Newark,
N. J., Mayor Haynes, Democrat, was re-
elected by $50 majority. The Republicans
carry all the other city offices, and elect nine
out of fifteen Aldermen, the same number
Of School Commissioners, and eight out of
fifteen chosen frecholders.
The municipal election in Chatta-
nooga, Tenn, was closely contested. Tho
entire Republican ticket was elected by 70
duced majority.
The Nebraska Republican State Con-
vcntion met ut Lincoln on the l4th inst
Amasa Cobb was renominated for the su-
prcme Bench. For Regents Of the Univer-
sity, Leavitt Burnham and Charles H. Gero
were nominated. Both now hold tho same
positions. The platform denounces tho 81
ministration and the Democratic party. In
sists on a protective tariff. and refuses u
submit the prohibition question.
The Nebraska Democratic State Con-
vention convened at Lincoln Oct. Is. Frank
Martin was nominated for Supreme Judge.
and II. II. Livingstone and John F. Zelin Ton
Regents OF the State University. The plat
form demands the construction u navy
equal to any in the world, ana Q complete
system Of coast defenses; opposes the fur.
clusion Of the Chinese.
A special dispatch from WashingtD
to the New York Times says:
There is rumor here that some Of the Repuh.
lican Senators have formed q sort OF com.
| concerning the removals and appoentnsn1
which the President has made. with vf1
| to intelligent action when the spp00t
nation. As an instance Of how this matter l.
| being handled. 1t is reported that disc e0eq
| Treasury employee OF some prominence hae jue(
Tim. Senator Philetus Sawyer. Of Wisconsin. I
! gathering tins IHulo pogcorntn1 the removal q
j Collector Jesse 6palding, ana WIFI take char
the mstser q the nsn OF
the Senate. The employe Ia question Is looked
| upOn as an agent for the combination.
In relation to the Ohio election, 4
| Cincinnati dispatch OF Oct. Is says,
While there is no material change on the auna
ticket, there Is more excitement over the L09io-
lature than there was last fall over the eoubefu]
returns on cleveland and Blaine Unofacial
On the few remaining precinct: pat Eoraksr'l
y ""o on the rest Of the Republican State tioka
| ss.-rn. n.mo,- a'A olaimias their eat3|
Legislative ticket, and It will require IaS 49,
ito IT, TIE the two
was not finished last night has been counted,
and the result on Governor In Hamilton Coun-
With one country precinct missing Thi9n
Governor Hoadly, Democrat, 35,667: Foraker,
Republican, 50. s62: Leonard. Prohibition, l,O2O;
| 6oadly' . plurality, 3O5.
Tho President has made the following up
continents:
Calvin Page. to be Collector Of Internal Rev
Loughlin. to be special Examiner Of Drugs
fsiaaspsia; & Never the zu' n:
Arizona Wee Frederick % rfis assrn Resigned
Yo DO United states consuls: Thomas Z. Jer.
9igan. Of North Carolina At os Ia. Japan
Edward u Linn. OF Texas. 81 Piedras Negras
cooke. Canada; Charles II. Mills. OF Maryland
g. Managua, Nicaragua; Joseph D: Hon, Q
dian Agent: jane. Mclaughlin. Of DAKOTA Il "a
| Cor the Standing Rock agency, Ii
Dakota: David s. Presson. to be col
John y: 8. Frink. to be United States Attorns,
Tor the District of New Hampshire Ezra w
Miller. to be receiver Of public moneys ct Hu
| rom, Dakota. John Mcfarland. to be register o
land office at Huron, Dakota Charles IL Call
20 10 collector OF customs tor the district Of 6u
pe-fof. Mich.
Complete, returns from every count.
Ia Ohio give Foraker plurality OF l7,6s
| over Hoadly