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Poauezl NOTES

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adopted 2 synopsis O. which follows,
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favor low tar9 uCre weter-
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tors by IEe people, the glllnai e cola.ge
ot silver. amendments G. TIE pattnt az - that
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itea 20 tee years, eld recommend liberal ap-
r-o,ssslicas by various STATE Les s.zt1res for
tas cresiisole exhibition Of he ar cultural
and horftcu,. uFSi resources ana possibilities %
yac!r respect We States - ne c9.anoea ExpO-
st.ion. Tae c9agrre 5 passed 4 resolution favor.
ins the aasptioa q the go.aeE.Tod IS tbs Ma
tioral Cora enb.e14 ~. $780,.
soCGH DAAhrA SKPUBi.lcASa
MITCHELL, ). D., aug. 20 The Re-
publican State convention reassen bled
Thursday morning. The platform IN
dorses Har-ison's administration and
Governo. Melettet pledges The party to
all measures that will develop agricult-
ural resources; asks the Govern
ment to Gssis. in the establish
meut Of irrigation; demands an ex-
paasion Of our currency 70 meet the
needs OF an decreasing population;
favors protection against ruinous
foreign competition; indorsea tho diss-
bility pension bill and the Australian
ballot system, and pledges the perty TO
the strict enforcement Of thb prohibit
DRY law now IL fo.ce.
Governor Mellette was venonlnated
by reclamation, as was also Congress-
man Picker. John Gamble, OF Yank-
ton, was chosen 30 succeed Con-
gresham Clifford. The ticket Was
then compile ted as follows: Lieutenant
Governor, G.. A. Holman; Secretary
of State 8 D. Ringsrud: Treasurer, W.
w. Taylor; Acknowledgement. Robert
Dollard; superintendent Of Public In
struction, CorteZ Salmon; Commissioner
of Schools and Pubic Lands, Thomas
II. Ruth; Commissioner OF Labor and
Statistics. r. a. Smith.
MISSOURI REPUBLICANS.
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo, Aug. %. The
Republican State convention met here
Thursday. James c McGinnis. Of 81.
Louis, was chosen permanent chairman
and a committee on resolutions ap.
pointed, after which the convention
took recess.
Upon reassenb bling the platform was
read. Itindorses the Administration Of
President Harrison and tho course Of
the Republican majority in Congress;
6enounces trusts; approves NJ Bleine's
plan Of reciprocity; favors liberal pen
sions and denounces the Democratic
State administration.
A resolution wasofered by one of the
negro delegates indorsing the Lodge
bill and urging upon the Senate Of tho
United States the necessity OF passing
it, so that honest and fair elections
would be held in the South. Consider
able discussion followed. TIE resolu-
tioD was finally adopted in a modified
form.
Alexander Mullin, Of Linn County,
was nominated for supreme Judge;
James X. Merriheld, OF Pettis County,
for Railroad Commissioner; Frank z.
Sever, of Newton County, for Superin'
tendent of Public Schools
This completed the ticket, and after
the appointment Of a new State COM
mittee the convention adjourned.
FoB CONGRESS.
Nominations for Congress were made
on Thursday as follows: Indiana. Tenth
district. w. D. Owen (Rep.l renomi-
nc ted; Eleventh district C. L. Briant
I tRep.). North Carolina, First district,
c. N. Bernard (Rep.); Fourth district,
Alexande- Newer rep; Fifth district
G. II. Moore (Ind.). Nebraska, First
district L. II. Chaplin pro-. Second
district l.. Z. Psmer Pro-. Mime
sofa, First district, ". Fl. Harris
(Dem.) Virginia. Sixth district Paul
c. Edmunds DEM renoninsted; Fifth
district P. G. Lester (Dem.l renom-
mated. Maine. Tenth district. Thomas
p. Watson DEM Alabama, Third
district william G Oates Dem. re-
nominated.
DEADLOCK BEoKrx sS'sS1-s
CIrxTox JUNCTION, Wis, Aug. "a
The deadlock IN the First district Re-
publican Congressional convention
was broken on 80 eigbty-fourth ballot.
r. A. Cooper, Of Racine, receiving the
nomination This IS The district now
represented IT iCosgressmsn CssvelL
who was also cardidato.
e NORTH cARoLTv. nEFrBLTckNs.
= RALEIeH, =. G., Aug. -. - Hon.
Charles Price. - present United States
District Attorney, has been nominated
By zee Republicans Of North Carolins
Tor Chief Justice and ". i. Fsiroloth