The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1885-10-22

Richard S. Dement,, of Illinois, has
Territory of Utah; John b. Webb Register
OF the Land Office at La Crosse, Wis; and
Lloyd T. Boyd, Receiver of Public Moneys at
Bayfield,, Wis. The President has appointed
the following Postmasters, the commissions
of their predecessors having expired:
Daniel Stewart at walla Walla, w. 7. !;
Lucius M. Thomas at WATERFOWL, ID. T.;
Charles A Burke at Malone, n. u; othnen
ct Marion, Kas Hattie p. Blair at Great Bend,
Kas.; G.. w. Jarres, San Diego. Cal. William II.
Newcomb, Pana, ILL.,. Elijah 7. Fades at Knox
vile. Ill; George f. Blackstone, Paxton,
H.; Samuel w. Peacock at Lancaster, Ky:
w W. Wathen at Lebanon, KY; William
McFarlan at Dowlngton. Pa James r. Cross
shakersee, Mimi: +. b. Bardon at Madison.
N j.; Christian Blievernicht at Elmhurst, Ill I;
2. G. Rude at Perry. Iowa; F. II Wilson at
Pia ss Mo- Mo- David NJ. Bossert at
Jefferson, Iowa; 7. NJ shelton at Wind
sor, Mo-; H. f. Tallman at Lanark, Ill; 9. G.
try at Algona, Iowa; Andrew J. Shakespeare at
Kalamazoo Mich Michael ID. Baker at Union
town, Pa. T; Miss Caradera Clark at Blair, Neb.
The following Postmasters have also been
appointed by the President:
John Snoddy at Big Springs, Texas, Office be-
come Presidential: John Ryan, at Anaconda,
Montana, Office become Presidential; j. +.
Rayen at Sandy Lake, Pa. office become Presf-
Dental; X. w. Hill at Jewell, Kan, Office become
PRESIDENTIAL: r. s. Wagner at Bangor, Pa, office
become PRESIDENTIAL; Jas. @. Hanson at Edens-
burg. Pa, vice Samuel Jame', suspended:
Patrick ]. Rogers at Piedmont, w. Va, vice
George I. Goshorn. suspended: Henry +. Tay-
lor at Fulton, KY. vice John +. Hall, sus-
pended.
The official figures of the Indianap-
oils municipal election are as follows: Mayor
Denny, Republican, 9,093; Cottrell Dem
ocrat, 9,033. For Clerk-Brenning, Republi-
can, 9,0s9; Shields, Democrat e,202. The
Prohibition vote was 147, and the Greenback
81. The Republicans have one majority in
the Council. and the Board Of Aldermen is
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 freeholders.
The municipal election in Chatta-
nooga, Tenn, was closely contested. The
entire Republican ticket was elected by re-
duced majority.
The Nebraska Republican State Con-
vention met at Lincoln on the 14th inst.
Amasa Cobb was renominated for the SUI
preme Bench. For Regents of the Univer-
sity, Leavitt Durham and Charles II. Gere
were nominated. Both now hold tho same
positions. The platform denounces the ad-
ministration and the Democratic party, in
sists on protective tariff. and refuses to
submit the prohibition question.
The Nebraska Democratic State Con-
vention convened at Lincoln Oct. Is. Frank
Martin was nominated for Supreme Judge.
and r. II. Livingstone and John Il. Zoliu for
Regents OF the State University. The plat
form demands the construction OF a navy
equal TO any in tho world, and a complete
system Of coast defenses; opposes the fur
Their coinage OF silver. and demands the ex-
clusion OF the Chinese.