The Globe-republican., 1890-01-08

Mar. Is-Jon.th.n Chaee resigned Is o. 8.
Senator from Rhode Island.
Mar le-Whitelaw Rsid appointed b Psesi-
dent Minister to Paris.
Mar. e7-President Harrison nominated Rob
Hslstead TO Germany; Allen ThorSdike Rice to
Russia; Patrick Egan to Chilli; Thomas Ryan to
Mexico; John Hicks to Peru; George b. L.orfns
to Portugal. The President issued pEeelama-
| tion opening the Oklahoma lands to settlement
Mar sO-Firal rejection-25 to I9-by q. S
| Senate of nomination OF Murat Haistesdas Min
lister to Germany.
Apr. president nominated James N Rus-
ton TO be c. S. Treasurer; WilliarF. Wharton.
Assistant Secretary OF :, STATE S;;s &C B. Grant
Apr. 2-U. S. Senate adjourned sine lie after
| choosing Senator Ingalls, president pyo ten.
Apr. 5-President Harrison issued centennial
proclamation Cor April 50.
Apr. e-Francis L. Warren inausurated Gov
ernor OF Wyoming
Apr Jonathan F: Dixon Rep.l elected U.
s. Senator by Rhode Island Legislature
Apr. 1l-Second annual convention of y. NJ.
c. 4. of United States and Canada .: Bloom
ington Ill.
Apr aa-R,sn Of boomers into Oklahoma
Apr 2a-Prohibiticn amendment defeated in
Massachusetts by over 40 coo majority against il.
Apr. s5-ConnecticutL Legislature voted 10 sub
nit prohibitcry amendments.
Apr. 30-The inauguration OF George Washing
ton as first President OF the United States con-
principal celebration being al New York City
Maya. L. Thomas appointed by the I'resi-
dent to be Governor of Utah, F.N. Palmer Pub
lie Printer and Theodore Roosevelt ana Hugh s
Thompson Civil Service Commissioners
May 16-Woman's Municipal Suffrage bill de
feated in Michigan Senate-l0 to 16.
Harrison Kelley Rep.l elect
ed 20 Congress from Fourth district OF Kansas.
ard J. r. Williams (Deua-) for Nineteenth hi
nois district
May 2a-Coruecticut Legislature passed bill
civ n hal
ton
June 11-Thirty seventh annual conven, ION O,
International Typographical Union at Denver
Col.
June 12-Calvin S Brice elected chairman Of
National Democratic committee.
June 1S-Wm. L. Chandler reelected United
States Senator by New Hampshire Legislature
Prohibition amendment, defeated in Perm.
sylvania by ISS.o21 majority
June s6-William w. Phelps, New Jersey, ap
pointed L. S Minister 70 Germany.
June 2S-Frederick Douglass appointed Min
lister to Hayti.
Aug. 16-Bismarck selected as State capital
Aug. 2S-General II. A. Alger, Of Michigan
chosen Commander-in Chief Of National en-
campment G. A. RI. a. Foraker, OF Ohio
elected president Of the Veteran Signal Corps
AZ the reunion in Milw aulee.
Sept. &Andrew Price tDem.) elected Con
gresham for the Third Louisiana district
Sept. 11-Corporal James Tanner re- inns the
office of L. S. Commissioner OF Pensions
Sept. 19-General ". S. RoseCrans reelected
president of the Society Of the Army OF the
Cumberland, at ,meeting a. Chattanooga, Tenn.
Sept. 26-General w. 4. Sherman reelected
president of Society of tho Army Of she Ten
neSsee.. Constitutional convention of Wyom-
ing selected Cheyenne as tie seat ofgoVeynment.
Sept. S0-Thc new States OF Washington ana
North and South Dakota elected Republican
officials. and Montana chose u Democratic Gov
ernor and a Republican Congressman: I.cgisla-
ture Republican.
Oct. George William Curtis reelected prc-
sident of National Civil-service Reform League
=. International Congress formally opened in
Washington, and Secretary Blaine chosen preSi-
dent.
Oct. 7--Prohibition defeated in Connecticut.
Oct. 9-Roman Catholic centennial colebra-
ton opened in Baltimore. Nc.
Oct. Irrational convention OF Episcopal
Church held in New York City
Oct l1-MeSsrs. X. F. Pettisrcw and G. c.
Moody (RepD chosen U. S. Senators by south
Dakota Legislature.
Oct i9-Gencral Green h. Raum appointed
Commissioner of Pensions by the President.
Oct. e2-Sccond biennial conference oT " NJ
c. a. Of the United States and Canada at Balti
more. Md.
Oct 28-P NJ Arthur reelected Grand Chief
Of Brotherhood of Locomotive Enginetra
Nov. 2-President Harrison issued a pY,cla
nation declaring North ard South Dakota to
be admitted into the Union as States.
New York, New Jersey, Mississippi. Virginia,
Maryland. Ohio and Iowa. Repulican-Penn-
sylvania, Massachusetts and Nebraska.
Nov. S-President Harrison issued q procla-
nation admitting Montana into the Union as
State.
Nov. 11-Miss Frances T.. Willard re elected
president OF National w. G. T. U. in session in
Chicago. President Harrison issued d proc
lamaticn admitting the State Of Washington
into the Union.
Nov. 1i-New Catholic University at Wash
irgton dedicated by Cardinal Gibbons. sub
sequent banquet was attended by President
Harrison and membc of his Cabinet
Nov. Ex-Governor Terry, Of Washington, in
augurated at Olympia.
Nov. leJohn b. Allen and Ex-Governor Wat
son c. Squire elected Z. S. Senators by Wash
ington Legislature.
Dec. 2-Fifty first Congress assembled at noon
IN Washington Thomas l.. Reed, of Maine
elected Speaker Of the House
Dec. president Harrison's message read in
Congress-.
Dec. 5-Columbus Delano reelected president
OF the Wool-Growers' Association ofthc United
States.
Dec. S-The great Auditorium building in
Chicago formally dedicated. President Har-
rison and other distinguished guests were pres
ent and participated in the ceremonies.
Dec. 19-Congress voted Z recess from 21st to
Jaluary6
Dec. 11-United States Congress held centen-
NAL exercises COMMUNICATING opening Of first
Congress in 1883
Dec. Determination by the President O.; Da-
vid j. Brewer. Of Kansas to be Associate JUS
tice of the United States Supreme Court con
flrIIed by the Senate 80. Iron-clad prohibition
bill passed by North Dakota Legislature.
Dec. 25-Kace riots il portions OF Georgia and
Tennessee Two white men and several negroes
killed.