The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1890-01-11

Apr. i-,Presidcnt nominated James n. Hst
TON 10 be U. >. Treasurer; William +. Wharton
Assistant Secretary Of State. &C d. Gran
elected Supreme Judge in Michigan.
APT; aeu. 5. Senate adjourned sine de nftc
Apr. 5-Prcsidont Harrison issued centennin
proclamation for AprilS0.
| Apr. 0-Francis h. Warren inaupurnted Gov
Apr. Jonathan f. Dixon Rep) elected II
| s. Senator by Rhode Island Legislature.
Apr. 11--Second annual convention OF Y. M
O. A. OF United States and Canada ut Bloom
| ington, Ill.
Apr ee-Rush of "boomers" into oklahom,
Apr 2o-Prohibition amendment defeated IL
Massachusetts by over 10000 majority against It
Apr 25-eonnecticut Legislature voted to sub
NIT prohibitory amendment.
Apr. 3O-The inauguration OF George Washing
| ton as.first President OF the United States com
memorated throughout the entire country the
| principal celebration being at New York City.
May IA: L. Thomas appointed by the Prcsi
| dent to be Governor OF Utah, +. w. Palmer Pub
lie Printer and Theodore Roosevelt and Hugh s
| Thompson Civil Service Commissioners.
| May 16-Woman's Municipal Suffrage bill de
! feated In Michigan Senate-1O to 16
| May ay21-Gencral Harrison Kelley Rep) elect
| ed to Congress from Fourth district of Kansas
and j. r. Williams Dem.) for Nineteenth iii
nos district
May 2s-Rhode Island Legislature in Joint
| session elected II. w. Ladd (Rep:l for Gov
ernor OF the State, and the Rebublican candi
dates for the other State offices, there having
been no choice by the people.
May 29-Connecticut Legislature passed bill
ssisns sion women r'sn' 10 vote on 'no liquor aues'
June s--David H. Goodcll (Rep) elected Gov.
ernor by New Hampshire Legislature.
June I1-Thirty- ty-seventh annual convention of
International Typographical Union at Denver,
Col.
June 12-Calvin S. Brice elected chairman of
National Democratic committee.
June 1S-Wm e. Chandler reelected United
States Senator by New Hampshire Legislature
-. Prohibition amendment defeated In Penn.
sylvania by 1902 majority.
June e0-Rhode Island voted to repeal pro.
hibitory amendment to ,4i9 to
9,S53
June 26-William w. Phelps New Jersey, ap.
pointed U. 8. Minister to Germany.
June 2s-F'redcrick Douglass appointed Min.
July ISL. II. Garfield chosen president of
National Educational Association in session at
Aug. i6-Bismarck selected as State capital
of North Dakota.
Aug. os-General r. A. Alger, of Michigan,
chosen Communicating Chief of National en-.
elected president Of the Veteran Signal Corps
Mt the reunion in Milwaukee.
Aug, ao-Henry Hitchcock, of ST. Louis,
elected president OF the American Bar Associa-
tion, in session In Chicago -. Charles A. Lee
citation In session In Detroit.
Sept 3-Andrew Price (Dem.) elected Con.
gresham for the Third Louisiana district.
Sept. 11-Corporal James Tanner resigns the
office niece Of u s. Commssioner Of Pensions.
mander-in-C Chief OF the Sons of Veterans In their
National encampment at Paterson, N. j.
Sept. 1e-General ". s Rosecrans reelected
president Of tho Society OF the Army OF the
Cumberland, at u meeting ut Chattanooga, Tenn.
Sept. 26-General W. 7. Sherman reelected
president of Society of the Army of the Ten.
neSsee Constitutional convention OF Wyom-
ing selected Cheyenne as the seat of government
Sept. D-Thc new States of Washington and
North and South Dakota elected Republican
officials and Montana chose Democratic Gov.
ernor and Republican Congressman; Legisla-
ture Republican.
Oct. 2--George William Curtis re. elected pres.
ident OF National Civilservice 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 celebra-
tion opened in Baltimore Md.
Oct. 16.National convention OF Episcopal
Church held in New York City.
Oct. 15-Messrs. r. u. Pettigrew and G. G.
Moody (Rep) chosen U. S. Senators by South
Dakota Legislature.
Oct. 19-General Green b. Raum appointed
OF Pensions by the President
Oct. 22-Second biennial conference OF Y NJ
O. A. of the United States and Canada at Balti-
Oct. es-P. NJ. Arthur reelected Grand Chief
of brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers.
Nov. 2-President Harrison issued procla
nation declaring North and South Dakota to
De admitted into the Union as States.
Nov. 5-Democratic State tickets elected in
New York, New Jersey, Mississippi Virginia,
Ohio and Iowa. Republican-Penn.
'ylvania, Massachusetts and Nebraska.
Nov S-President Harrison issued n procla- |
nation admitting Montana into the Union as u |
State. |
Nov. 11-Miss Frances L. Willard reelected |
PRESIDENT of National w. G. T. u in session in |
Jhicago. President Harrison issued q proc |
amation admitting the State of Washington |
Nov. l4-New Catholic University at Wash
ngton dedicated by Cardinal Gibbons. A sub.
cquent banquet was attended by President |
harrison and members of his Cabinet
Nov. lS--Governor Terry, of Washington in
ugurated Mt Olympia.
on c. Squire elected U. s. Senators by Wash
ngton Legislature.
Nov. e7--National Dairy and Food Commits.
toner's Association organized ut Cleveland o.
Nov. 30-Judge Anderson, Salt Lake City, de-
ided that endowment house oath takers were
OF eligible to citizenship, because the Mormon
hurch was reasonable body.
Dec. 2-Fifty-flrst Congress assembled at noon
J Washington; Thomas y. Reed, OF Maine,
lected Speaker of the House.
Dec. 2-President Harrisons message read In
ongress.
Dec 5-Columbus Delano reelected president
the Wool-Growers' Association ofthe United
tateS.
Dec. S-Thc great Auditorium building in
hicago formally dedicated. President Har.
son and other distinguished guests were pres
nj and participated In the ceremonies.
Dec l0-Thomas B. McElvoy elected president
National Brick Manufacturers Association.
Dec. 1l-United States Congress held centen-
al exercises commemorating opening OF first
ongress in 1889.
Dec. 14-Samuel Gompers, New York, re-
ected president OF American Federation OF
abor.
Dec. DENOMINATION by the President OF Da-
ID j. Brewer. OF Kansas, to be Associate JUS
CO Of the United States Supreme Court con-
rmed by the Senate. Iron-clad prohibition |
II passed by North Dakota Legislature
Dec. 19-Congress voted a recess from 2lst to
lnuary6.
Dec 25-Race riots in portions OF Georgia and
ennessee. Two white men and several negroes |
lied.
Dec. S0-The influenza epidemic reported
eyalent In many sections OF the country, East
i'd West.