The Springdale news., 1889-01-04

Jun. s-Gov. Hill, of New York s,o,oa h.,, soonsn ng hangng Tor murder and substtutino uea., U, py srr Hermann (Rep) elected to congress rom oregon.
 Jun. o-Beiva Lockwood accented nomin.. ton oi Equal Rights party for President of man or Democratic National Committee et St i1ouls. otoFer Cleveland renominnted by nc. ei,ao1n aa,i, as Demoeratc candidate for Pres. loeht oI Cnled States
 Jun; ;f.Democratic National convention nom Ina.su s aiient ti Thurman for Vice. Pres ident of sonrnes msoa oitates, adopted platform and ad. Jun l2-Jonathan Chace reelected IT s oenm.or In. ,o oy Rhode Island Legislature. in Ch;caeo .enhepnoi al can National convention met tCahloTn1al permanent chairman nnhiio 1uH, si-Platform adopted by National Re- Jun. 25-Natoo Renuhlican convention pponiinated poni Tor President of the United States 1ben!amin Harrison, of Indiana, and Levi P
 guIon 1rI i4 ol New York sss,ns for vice-Presdent syVanla elected chairman of the Republican National Committee.
 Jul. 17.Calvin S Brice (O) elected Chairman N2tional Democratic Campaign Committee Jul. 20-MelvllIe ". Fuller confirmed by U. Court.
 Jul 2l-Mls Tariff bill passed by U $. House of Representatives Aug 14-Major-General Schofeld placed in command of U. s. army
 Aug. l5-At the convention in Waship gton of the American party James l.. Curtis, New Y ork, was nominated for President U. s. and James N Greer. Tennessee for Viee-Presdent. Aug. 21-U. s. Senate refused-3O to 27-to ratlfy fisheries treaty.
 Sept. 3-Eagle tDem.) elected Governor of Arkansas by about l5,oD majority.
 SeRS-House bill exclud ng Chinese passed Tn U. 5. Senate-37 to 5.
 Sept. s-"Retaliation' bill passed in U S. House Of Representatives-174 to 4....Judge James M. Greer declined nomination for Vice. President on American party ticket.
 Sept. l6-Maine State election results in favor favor or Republicans; plurality of ls495 for Sep. l3-Congressman William Warner elect ed Commander n-Chief Of G. A. R.
 Sep. l1-Motion to reconsider vote passing Chinese Exclusion bill rejected in U. $. Senate 20 to 21.
 Sep 21-President Cleveland received official information of refusal of Chinese Government to ratlfy amended treaty.
 Sep 26-John H. Oberiy nominated by Pres ident Cleveland to be Commissioner of Indian Affairs.
 Oct. r. President Cleveland signed Chinese Exclusion bIll.
 Oct. 3-Substitute for Mills Tariff bill re- ported in United States Senate ..P D. Wig ginton. of Californ a, selected to fill vacancy caused by Judge Greer's declinaton of Amer ican party's numination for VtcePres sident.. Governor Gordon and other State officials Oct s-Chiet-Justce Fsller took the oath of office at Wash ngton.
 Oct. 17-Ex-Pres sat E. B. Hayes elected
 
 United States.
 Oct. f9-Fitteenth annual convention of Na- tonal w. C. T. U. met in New York, Miss Frances E. Willard delivering the annual ad- dress.
 Oct. ao-First session of the Fiftieth Con- gress, the longest for nearly hundred years, ended by adiournment sine dte. Oct. 23-Miss Frances E. Willard reelected president Of Nat oaal ". c. T. U.
 Ocf. 25-Al:red II. Love declined cand dacy for Vice-Presldent on National Equal Rights fBelva Lockwood ticket.
 Oct. 2g-U. s. Supreme Court decided State license tax upon cotfmercial travellers from other States 10 be uncons stitutlonai.
 Oct. 31-Lord Sackyille West, British Minis ter at Washington, notified by Secretary Bay ard that he was not acceptable as representa- tive to the United States.
 Nov. 1-President Cleveland issued Thanks giving proclamation.
 Nov. G-Presidential election in United States resulted in choice Of General Ben jamin Harri for President and Levi F. Morton for Vlce- President-20 States electing 233 Republican electors to IS States choosing 16S Democratic electors. Popular vote, 1l,3fG5ls, divided as fol oWs: Cleveland 5,539, 0i5; Harrlson, 5,430,- GOT; Fisk. 257 2i3; Labor, IA, 6a3.
 Nov. 2o-Alfred H. Golquitt reelected II. s. Senator by Georgia Legislature.
 Nov. 2l-Elyjah " Haford, managing editor private secretary by Presldent-elect Harr son. Nov. 23-Mr. Powderly reelected Master Workman Of the Knights of Labor.
 Nov. 2S-Alabama Legislature reelected John T. Morgan U. s. Senator.
 Dec. 3-Second session of Fftieth Congress begun at Washington
 Dec. 7-Governor Beaver, of Pennsylvania, ele ected president Of American Forestry Con. gress ill session at Atlanta, Ga.