Barton County democrat. [volume] (Great Bend, Kan.) 1885-1915, 1890-01-09

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An OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IseisiafIre w, - 10 r
NIT nrohibitory amendment ~ 01o
ADJ. sNThe Inauguration OF George washing.
memorated throughout the entire country the the
principal celebration being AT New York Civ
dent 70 he GoTernor of iItsS Py 1ne &
lie Printer and Theodore Roosevelt and Hugh s.
May 16-Woman's Municipal SufIrsce bill de-
feated in Michigan Senate-l0 to 16
May Harrison kelley Rep) elect
ed to Congress from Fourth district of kansas
and ]. R. Williams Oem-) for Nineteenth mi.
nois district.
May 2S-Rhode Island LEGISLATURE in Joint
session elected H W. Ladd Rep) for Gov
ernor of the State, and the Republican candi-
dates for the other State Offices there having
been no choice by the people.
May 29-Connecticut Legislature passed bill
giving women right to vote on the liquor Ques-
June 5-David b Gooden Rep) elected Gov.
ernor by New Hampshire Legislature
June 11-Thirty-seventh annual convention of
International Typographical Union at Denver,
Col.
National Democratic committee.
June 1StWm. E. Chandler reelected United
Prohibition amendment defeated In Penn
sylvania by 1SS0e7 majority.
June a-Rhode Island voted to repeal pro-
hibltory amendment to constitution 449 to
1858.
June 26-william W. Phelps, New Jersey, ap-
pointed q. S. Minister to Germany.
June 2s-Frederick Douglass appointed Min
lister to Hayti.
National Educational Association in session at
Nashville, Tenn
Aug. 16-Bismarck selected as State capital
Aug. 2s-General R. A. Alger, of Michigan,
chosen commandments OF National en-
elected presidents of the Veteran Signal Corps
at the reunion in Milwaukee.
Aug. 30-Henry Hitchcock. OF St Louis,
elected president of the American Bar Associa-
tion in session in Chicago. -. Charles A Lee
ciation In In session in Detroit ASSo
Sept. 3-Andrew Price Dem) elected Con-
gresham for the Third Louisiana district
Sept. 11-Corpora1 James Tanner resigns the
office Of q. s. Commissioner of Pensions.
Sept 12-Charles F. Griffin chosen Com
National encampment at Paterson, n. ].
Sept. 19-General w S. Rosecrans reelected
president OF the Society OF the Army OF the
Sept. 26-General w. T. Sherman reelected
president Of Society of the Army of the Ten
ing selected Cheyenne as the seat of government.
Sept SoIThe new States of washington and
North and south Dakota ELECTED republican
ernor and Republican Congressman; Legisla-
ture Republican
ident of National Civil-service Reform League
International Congress formally opened in
washington, and Secretary Blaine chosen preSi-
dent.
Oct. Prohibition defeated in Connecticut.
Oct. 9-Roman Catholic centennial celebra-
ton opened in Baltimore, Md.
Oct. 16-Natlonal convention OF Episcopal
Oct. 17-MeSSrS r +. Pett1grew and G. c.
Moody (Rep.) chosen q. S Senators by South
Dakota Legislature.
Commissioner of Pensions by the President.
Oct. 29-Second biennial conference of Y. NJ
more Md.
Oct. ESP. M. Arthur reelected Grand Chief
Nov. 2-President Harrison issued a procla-
nation declaring North and South Dakota to
be admitted into the Union as States
New York, New Jersey, Mississippi, Virginia,
Maryland. Ohio and Iowa. Republican-Penn-
Sylvania, Massachusetts and Nebraska.
Nov. S-President Harrison issued a procla-
nation admitting Montana into the Union as q
Nov. 11-Miss Frances F. Willard reelected
president of National ". G. r. u. in session in
Chicago President Harrison issued a proc
into the Union
Nov. 14-New Catholic University at Wash
ington dedicated by Cardinal Gibbons A SUBJ
seauent banquet was attended by President
Harrison and members of his Cabinet
Nov IS-Goyernor Terry of WASHINGTON in
Nov IeU do r. Alien and e,-covernor Wat
son c. Squire elected q. S. Senators by Wash
1ngton Legislature
Nov. 27-National Dairy and Food Commits
sioners' Association organized at Cleveland, o.
Nov. 30-Judge Anderson, Salt Lake City, de-
cided that endowment house oath-takers were
not eligible to citizenship, because the Mormon
church was a reasonable body.
Dec. s.Fffty first Congress assembled at noon