The National tribune., 1890-10-16

Congressman William o. Arnold for Member of
the 52d Congress. John III. Ketcham
was renominated for Congress by reclamation
by the Republicans of the Sixteenth District of
New York.-The Republicans of the Twenty
fifth New York District renominatsd Con-
gresham ]. J. Beden by acclamati on.-The
Democrats of tho Thirty second District of
New York unanimously nominated Hon.
Daniel Lock wood for Congress- --HOn. Fred
S. Coolidge was nominated for Congress b. The
Democrats of the Eleventh Massachusetts Dis
trict.--The Republicans of the Fifteenth Dis
triCt of New York nominated Clarence +.
Lexow for Congress.-Dr. John w. Lawson
was nominated for Congress by the Farmers
Alliance of the Seventh District of Virginia
He is Democrat-The Republicans Of the
Fourteenth District of New York nominated
John V. COckroft for Congress lion. James
Hill (colored), who has contest for seat in
the 51st Congress unsettled. was nom mated for
the 52d Congress by the Republicans of tho
Third District of Mississippi Mchael j.
Shea was nominated for Congress by the Demo
Gratis of the Thirty-frst New York District.
The Democrats of the Thirty third Dis
trict of New York nominated Thomas j.. Buut-
ing for Congress. Congressman Mckinley
opened his canvass in the Sixteenth Ohio Dis
trict by making speech at Millersburg the
Democratic stronghold of the District, on
Thursday, Oct. Cool. ID. w. G. Loudon, OF
Brown County, o., q veteran of two wars, and
the brave commander of tho 10th Ohio
during the war of the rebellion, was nominated
for Congress by tho Republicans of the Eleventh
Ohio Dstrict.-Secretary Blaine is said to
have promised to make two speeches in Ohio
during the present campaign. They will both
be made in Maj McKiuley's DstTiCt.-It IS
thought that the nomination of q. w. Shell, a
Tilmanite Democrat, for Congress in Fourth
South Carolina District, will insure the election
of DIR. Enser, the Republican nominee
n.
Ocrat5 of South Carolina nominated A. G. Has
kell for Governor, w. ID. Johnson for Lieuten.
ant Governor, Edwin Harper for Secretary of
State, Edmund Bacon for Comptroller General,
W. a. Anerum for Treasurer, f.. Bragsdall for Su-
perintendent of Education, and K. n. Richburg
for Adiutaut and Inspector General Tie
Fourth Ohio District Republicans nominated
Col. w. i. Orr for COngresS.-The Democrat &
of the Second Connecticut District nominated
w +. Wilcox for Congress- Republicans
of the Eighth Tennessee District nominated
George Il. Mccall for Congress- Henry w.
Bent was nominated by the Democrats of the
Twenty-third New York DistrCt.-Hugh J.
Grant was renominated for Mayor Of New York
City by the Tammany faction of the Demo-
cratic party, while Francis NJ Scott heads the
fusion ticket, which will be supported by the
Republicans and County Democrats. DIR
Mary Walker was nominated for COugre by
the Twenty seventh New York District by AN
independent party, the Convention being COM
posed almost entirely of women. The Secretary
OF State refuses to recognize the nomination,
and will not have tickets PRINT under the
new election Law of New York, with the Doc
tors name on them.
FOREIGN
A scullion named Lederer, employed in the
kitchen OF tho Arch Duke Sigsmund, Mt
Gmundon, was arrested for putting arsenic in
the food, thus causing the Illness of the Arch
Duke and his suite. Lederer's object was TO
procure the discharge ola cook. -Eugland has
demanded of Portugal an immediate settlement
Of her claim for indemnity for the seizure Of
the British. African Lakes Companys steamer
james Stevenson, which was captured by Lieut..
tontinhO few months ag0.-hTs. Maud
Yates, wifo Of tho son OF Edmund Yates. edAor
of the London World was committed for trial
in London on n charge of forgery.--A young
man named Jouasson, Of New York, was aC-
quilted in Berlin. Germany, OF a charge mado
by three drunken students. that he had said
snoeze at your Emperor" Had he been
convicted, the penalty would have been 10
years in prison, with a fne.-DT. Roberto
Sacassa was reelected President of Nicarau-
qua by an overwhelming ority.-Haron
Peterborough died recently in London
The police who assaulted tue Nationalist at
the opening OF the trials of Dillon and OBrlen
were arrapncd in court at TIppcrary.-M
Parncll has been forbidden by his physicians
TO take part in outdoor meetngs.-Severa
people were wounded during conflict betwe n
"A party Of ariilorymen and Socialists in Sprat-
tan, Prussan Silesa.-The Italian Commit.
tee appointed TO arrange for proper exhibit
OF Italian art and industry at the Chicago
Worlds Fair, have dissolved as few Italians
arc willing to send exhibits to Chicago, owing
to tho new tariff law.--Mlie Jeanuino
Dumas, daughter Of the celebrated author,
was recently married in Paris France, 10 Wis
count do Hautville. -The Emperor OF Ger
many has returned TO Berlin from his visit TO
Austria.-Two men of-war have reinforced
the British squadron at Mozambique. - dis
patch from the Congo State TO Brussels says
that the authorities intend to issue decree
imposing new taxes. principally on mer-
chandizc, between Matadi and Stanley Pool.
The Catholic Congress in Saragossa,
Spain, has passed resolution favoring the
formation of Catholic Workmen's Societies.
Five persons were killed aud 40 wounded
by the explosion in the Pyrotechnic School ut
BOurgcs. France. The disaster was caused by
the carelcssucss of u work man who was filing
a shell with melinte.-A measure Will be
Submitted 20 the next German Reiehstag 10
control emigration az to prevent the loss of
males available for military scrvice.-lt is
reported that the Portuguese guub0ats on the
Xambesi River, East Africa. will bar the passage
of the British gunboats should they attempt to
ascend that river.