The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1890-09-11

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years.
FLAMES destroyed the center Of the
business section of Htawatha. Kan, on
thes3d, including the First National
Bank and its vault. containing $4,000
in currency. .Ss
In Cincinnati on the 4th. Edward, F
'Noyes, of Ohio. who served with dis
tinction during the war. was Governor
OF Ohio in 1871, and was Minister &c
France under President Hayes, dropped
dead of apopiexy. He was IS years Of
age. = =, - Il
Iowa Prohibitionists mades tie FOL.
lowing nominations on the that Dies
Moines: Secretlry Of State, C. r.. Nc;
Farland; Auditor, Ira Dorcas; Treas.
uror. J: C. Reed; Supreme Judge, G. r.
Turney; Reporter Supreme Court, o. Is.
Crawford; Clerk Supreme Court, D. #.
Spurrier. The platform declares pro-
hibition Is the paramount political issue
Of the party,and declares for tariff for
revenue. IS 81 81 Is
The nominations for Congress were
as follows OF the 4th:. Iowa, First dis
trict, John H. Gear (Rep) renominated;
Seventh: J: B. Weaver Labor. Mary.
Hand. First district, G.. NJ. Russum'
(Rep.); Third, r.. H. Pullman (Rep);
Fourth, H. H. Goldborough (Rep.).
Michigan, Sixth district, William Ball
(Rep.)., Minnesota, Fifth district, IS.
G: Comstock '(Rep.) renominated.
Mississippi, Fourth district, Nicholas
Ford: (Rep.); Thirteenth, w. H. Wade
(Rep.) renominated. Ohio, Third dis
trict, George w. Houk (Dem.). Wis
consin, Third district. Allen Bushnell
(Dem.). Tennessee, Second district, ].
c. Williams lD.m.), New Mexico,
Anthony Joseph (Dem.) renominated.
Kentucky, Third district, 1 II. Good
night DEM renominated.
The Federation of Labor in Balti-
more on the 4th declined request to
aid the New York Central strikers.
On the 5th Charles Stewart was re-
nominated for Congress by the Demo-
Gratis of the First Texas district f. NJ
Harrison was nominated by the Nepub-
licans in the Fourth district of Arkan-
sas, and Fl. F. Bartine (Rep.) was re.
nominated in Nevada.
AT Virginia City r. X. .Co1cord was
nominated for Governor Of Nevada on
the 5th by the Republicans.
THE Union Labor party OF Wisconsin
met in Milwaukee on the 5th and placed
the following ticket in the field: For
Governor, Reuben May; Lieutenant
Governor, Nelson E. Allen; Secretary
OF State William NJ. Lockwood; Treas
urer, Alfred Manufacturer; Attorney.
Superintendent, Joseph w. Stewart;
Railroad Commissioner, B. s. Bishop;
Insurance Commissioner, Charles Haten.
The platform demands State ownership
of all public improvements, the abo-
lition of child labor in factories, the
abolition of convict labor. compulsory
education in the English language, and
the establishment of bureau of aRri-
cultural statistics. ~. -.
TEXAS Republic ms in State conven-
ton on the 5th at San Antonio NOM
mated full ticket with Webster Elan.
agan for Governor.
AT, Laurens,, s. c., Bob Shelton fool
ored) was hanged on the 5th for the
murder of William Ray Ford.
: AT Ganey, Kan, freight train was
wrecked on the 5th and the engineer
and four tramps were killed and the
fireman fatally scalded. Six cars of
hogs were killed and eighteen cars of
grain were bdrned
The name of political organization
formed at St Louis on the 9Th is the
National Reform party" The plat
form demands the abolition of National
banks Prohibition, Government con-
troll of railroads. uniform marriage laws,
protests against the alien ownership of
lands, favors tariff reform and the 10
striction of pauper immigration.