The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1890-10-15

x0t0cI GuAu Oe kuOCk0O OUT Dy tn0 HlllanCes
Thomas w. Grimes, Of the Fourth, John
d. Stewart, of the Fifth, j. G. Clements.
of the Seventh, and George 4. Barnes.
of the Tenth district, were defeated
in convention by the alliance men. In
Illinois, Frank Lawler has been nominated
by the democrats for sheriff of Cook
county. which pays $4,000 year, they say.
In Indiana, besides General Tom Browne,
who declined, Joseph B. Cheadle was de-
feated in convention. In Iowa, Daniel
Kerr. of the Fifth district, declined re-
nomination. Kerr and Cheadle are known
as objectors and their absence will not be
painful to those left behind. E. H. Conger,
Of the Seventh, has resigned to 90 to Brazil
as minister. In the Eleventh district,
Isaac S. Struble was defeated for renomi-
nation because of a miscount in the nomi-
mating convention. In Kansas, Edmund
N. Morrill,, of the First, John A. Anderson,
of the Fifth, Erastus j. Turner, of the
Sixth. and Samuel Ritter Peters, of the
Seventh district, will not come back.
Ip Kentucky, the two republican men,
bers, John HI. Wilson and H. +. Finley,
were gerrymandered into one district, the
only republican one in the state. A fierce
fight for the nomination ensued, which
ended in Wilson'S nomination. In Mary
Mad, Charles H. Gibson, of the First dis
trict, was not renominated. In Massaohu-
setts, Nathaniel p. Banks has been retired.
Rodney Wallace, of the Eleventh district
retires. In Michigan, Aaron L. Bliss, of
the Eighth and F. w. Wheeler, of the
Tenth, both republicans, failed to be re-
nominated. In Mississippi, G. Z. Ander-
son was not renominated. In Missouri,
Nathan Frank, of the Ninth district. was
defeated for denomination through the oD-
position of Chauncey l. Filley. In Nebraka,
Gilbert L. Law, of the Second district, was
not renominated. In New Hampshire.
Alonzo Mute and Orren G. Moore withdrew
In New jersey, Herman Lehlbacb. republi-
can, of the Sixth declined, and William
McAdoo, democrat, of the Seventh,
was defeated for. denomination. In New
York, one democrat, James M. Wiley, of
the Thirty-third district. has failed of re-
nomination. Charles J. Knapp, Seven
teenth, John j. Mufiit, Twenty first, Fred.
Lansing, Twenty second, Milton Delano,
Twenty sixth, Il. s. Flood, Twenty-eighth,
Charles S. Baker, Thirtieth. John 6. Saw
yer, Thirty first, J. M. Farquhar, Thirty
district, all republicans, were knocked out.
In North Carolina, g. w. McClammy,
Third. and A, Rowland. Fourth district
both democrats. were set aside by the alli-
ance men. North Dakota did not renomi-
nate H. G. Hansbrough. In Ohio, besides
not renominated are NJ. M. Boothman,
Sixth, Robert p. Kennedy. Eighth, William
G, Cooper, Ninth, A. G.. Thompson, Eleventh,
Jacob j. Pugsley, Twelfth, Charles r. Wick
ham, Thirteenth, Charles II. Grosvenor,
Fourteenth, and Martin l.. Smyser, Twen-
Yoder, OF the Fourth, and George E. Seney.
of the Fifth, district were not renominated.
General Grosvenor and Judge Thompson
were thrown into the same district when
the state was redistricted last winter. After
long fiery fight both withdrew and Gen.
Enochs was nominated.
In Pennsylv lvania, Richard Vaux, demo-
crat, of the Third district, was defeated by
his party and nominated by an Independent
convention. Three other democrats were
not renominated- Charles r. Buckalew,
Seventeenth; Levi Maish, Nineteenth, and
James Kerr, Twenty eighth district. The
republicans who have failed OF rsnomins- nina;
Robert NJ. Yardley, Seventh; Edwin s. Os-
borne. Twelfth; II. G. Mccormick, Six.
teenth; Joseph Warren Ray, Twenty fourth;
Charles G. Townsend. Twenty fifth, and w.
G. Culberson, Twenty sixth district.
Thomas M. Bayne, of the Twenty-third
district, was renominated. but declined to
run and his friend Col. Stone was put mp.
In South Carolina, George W. Dargan, Of
the Sixth district, failed of q denomination.
In South Dakota the republicans shelved
Judge Clifford. In Tennessee, w. G. Whit
thorne. of the Seventh, and James Phelan.
Of the Tenth district, are not
They are both democrats.
Both are invalids, and Whitthorne has been
dying all the summer. In Texas the cele-
brated Major Martin, OF the econd district,
was turned down and Silas Hare. of the
Fifth. was not renominated. Both are DEM
ocrats. In Vermont, John ". Stewart de-
clined to run again. In Virginia, Edmund
Waddill, who was given the seat Of George
D, Wise, of the Third district, will not run.
In Wisconsin, L. b. Caswell. Of
the First, and Little Van" of the Fourth,
both republicans, will retire. Other faces
not mentioned above. may be caused TO dis
November. But these surelv will vanish
from the marble halls Of congress for
time or forever.
Tho President in washington.
WAsHxeroS, Oct. 1.-THE president and
party returned to Washington this morning
at 9:l5 q. m. The party returned to the
capital well pleased with the hospitality
WITH which they were everywhere received.
Az soon az the president had breakfasted
he and Mrs. Harrison paid visit Of
condolence TO the family OF Justice Miller.
The nresideut also ordered the AaR on the
vhita house to be raised at half mast.
On Account Of Sickness.
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