The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1890-09-04

mated; Eleventh. c. B. Briant (Rep).
North Carolina, First district, G. NJ.
Bernard, (Rep); Fourth, A. McIver
Chaplin PROF.; Second, L b. Palmer
(Pro.). Minnesota, First district, w.
H. Harris (Dem.). Illinois, Fifteenth
district, Joseph G. Cannon (Rep) re-
nominated for tenth term.
The Michigan Republicans at Detroit
on the 26th nominated the following
ticket: For Governor, James NJ. Turner;
Lieutenant-Governor, William s. Lin
ton; Secretary Of State, Washington
Gardener; Treasurer. Joseph B. Moore;
Auditor-General, Theron F. Giddings;
Commissioner of Land Office, John g.
Berry; Superintendent of Public In
struction, Orr Schurtz; Member State
Board of Education, James NJ. Ballou;
Justice of Supreme Court. Edward Ca.
hill
SOUTH DAKOTA Republicans nomi.
mated the following ticket on the 2Htl,
at Mitchell: For Governor, A. c. Mel.
lette; Lieutenant-Governor, g. A. Hofr
man; Secretary of State, A. q. Rings.
rud; Treasurer, w. w. Taylor; Alton.
ney-General, Robert Dollard; Superin-
tendent of Public Instruction. Cortea
Solomon; Commissioner of Public Lands,
T. H. Ruth; Commissioner of Labor, A.
r. Smith; Congressman, John A. Pick
Ter. John r. Gamble.
INDIANA Democrats nominated tho
following ticket at Indianapolis on the
2sth: For Secretary of State, Claude
Mathews; Auditor, j. o. Henderson;
Treasurer, Albert Gall; Attorney Gem
eral, Green Smith; Clerk of Supreme
Court, Alexander Sweeney; Superin,
tendent Public Instruction, H. O. Voor.
hees; State Statistician, w. A. Peele.
Jr.: State Geologist, 8. s. CARLY.
RESOLUTIONS were adopted at the
Farmers National congress in Council
Bluffs, a., on the 28th demanding that
National taxation be limited to the
wants of the Government, favoring the
election of United States Senators by 2
vote of the people and the unlimited
coinage of silver.
THE railway strikes in Chicago came
to an end on the 28th.
Otto LoUrH and John. alias Brocky
Smith, murderers, were hanged in the
Ohio penitentiary at Columbus on the
28th.
Roy WILKES paced mile ON the 2sth
in 200 at Independence, Ia, beating all
previous stallion records in the world.
The Sons of Veterans in National en-.
campment at St. Joseph, NO., on the
2oth elected Colonel Leland J. Webb, of
Topeka, Kan. Commander-in-Chief for
the ensuing year. Mrs Ella L. Jones,
of Altoona, Pa, was elected president
! of the Woman's Aid Society.
On the goth E. F. Parker. merchant
of MAYHEM, NO., was murdered in his
store by William Waters (colored), who
was pursued, overtaken and hanged.
FLORIDA Republicans on the Goth
put the following ticket in nomination:
For Comptroller, L. D. Ball, of Talla.
hassee; Supreme Court Judge, J. r.
Challen, of Jacksonville.
AT Wheeling, w. Va, Michael Mao
loini and a colored man named Solomon
were killed on the goth by stepping on
an electric wire.
REPUBLICANS made the following
Congressional nominations on the 29th:
Florida, First district, j. N STRIPPING;
Ohio. Twelfth district, w. H. Enochs:
Wisconsin, First district, Fl. A. Cooper;
Arizona, G. w. Cheney. The Demo-
cratic nominations were: North Caro-
lima, Eighth district, w. H. H. Cowies
(renominated); Ninth, w. r. Crawford;
Washington, Thomas Carroll; Georgia,
Fifth district, L. F. Livingston.
THE death of William Brotherton, Of
Johnstown, Mich, occurred on the 29th,
aged 103 years.
A wIND-sTORM on the Goth wrecked
number of houses in Coldwater, Mich,
and fences and trees were also blown
down.