Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-09-06
POlSQScal NOeeS.

Judge Thurman and party reached New York
last evening at every stopping place along the
democratic candidate for vice-presidenL When
he arrived IN New York shouting Jhrong followed
hls Sarrsge through me s streets o. Ne" nSrk a1q
the hotel the Judge received only few old fr1encs
and retired early. He bore the trlp well
The democratic state convention OF Wisconsin,
In session at Milwaukee,, yesterday nominated 4
full state ticket, headed by James Morgan, OF NIL
waukee, for governor Timothy Z kyan. The cab
didate Tor superintendent OF pubic instruction, ID
secretary Villas formally opened the democratic
campaign IN Wisconsin, al Milwaukee, last night.
He was escorted 10 the nall by all the democrats
clubs OF the city. ana the ladies' democratic club
occupied seats ON the platform. Mr.. Villas reviewed
the history OF the republican party, and declared
that it Is not more worthy OF trust now than is
was In 1ss4
The Massachusetts, democratic state convection
Boyle o'Reilly, OF Boston, ana Geo. N. stearns q
the Colorado republican state convention ct
custer County, for Congress- For governor, after
several ballots. }. A Cooper. OF Denver, WAS
nominated The other candidates , = were e.-sena, a,
n. II. Meldrum. Cooper's DOMINATION was medo
unanimous VIM. q. smith was nominated Tor
neutenant-governor. The convention tnen so-
General Master workman Powderiy. Of the
knights OF Labor, denies the report that ne
Harrison He also says that Litchn1ans courss
VIII not help the republican ticket "a the knights
are too well drilled against the arts OF po1ticianS
Gen. Harrison spent most OF yesterday at his
house attending 20 his correspondence. A Zig re-
pubIIcap meeting VIII be held IN Indianapolis 10
night The procession win be reviewed by Gen.
Hovey.
tion meets In Charleston to-day. The machine =
for the reconciliation OF the old ticket consisting
OF present state ofncers A Large faction CON-
posed chiefly OF farmers u opposed 70 the policy
charges exravagance upon the stare adminisra-
ton
Additional congressional nominations have ben
made as follows: In the third Virginia dlstr1ct-
Geo D. Wise was renominated for CONGRESS by sc-
clamation; I'd Virginia district r. c. karuhall oe
Portsmouth,, democrat Thirteenth Ohio .nct-
J. B. Nell republican. Twenty-xxth Pennsylva-
mia distr1ct-W. l. Scott unanimously renominated
by the democratA First New Hampshire dstx1cs
-Alonzo Mute, republican Second New HAmp-
shire distrlct-orrin Moore republican. Ninth
Iowa oistr1ct-D. n. Harrik democrat eeoon1
Missouri d1strct-C. H NanSur, renominated ~
the oemocratA H1r1t Kansas o1sfFlct-J. n. on.
oemocral Fifth Mim1ndppt onsucs-o l. ADoog.
son renominated by The ocmocsafA 0lxth M1e.
siss1ppt dislr1cS-CoL 7. r oeoukoA1a oe0ocrar
renominated by aoc1aDafton Nineh W1nco04n
oistrict-nyron H. McCord, ropubocaA We11s
tngtou TeFritoy-Charlos q voW4os4 49,.
mated tor oelegate By IT, oo0ocrnoA ~ ~
Virginia o1stF1ct-0eo ". Atk1nooA 1-U1A
gtatee mauhAl republican nelssmneaove ~
liam walter fnelp4 q - - Neu Sef1x
trics, having declined % e.re go - 49,
cans yggess0Ay noninased 4ay0 G. - -
VITA. q rssu1oas y y - - ssscs