Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1890-10-02
FOB CONGRESS.
Candidates Nominated by Various District
Conventions.

conventions.
The Congressional nominations on
Tuesday were Florida, First district. j.
E. A. Davidson (Rep.). Michigan. Fifth
district, James A. Fox (Rep.l; Eighth,
Henry NJ. Youmans (Dem.). Mime
sofa, Fifth district. A. J. Whiteman
tDem.) Missouri, Ninth district,
Thomas J. Prosser (Rep). Nebraska,
First district. W. ]. Cornell
(Rep). Ohio, Eleventh district.
ID w. C. Loudon (Rep); Sew
enteenth, A. j. Pierson Dem. }.
Wisconsin, Sixth district, L. NJ. Miller
(Deml. Pennsylvania. Twenty-ffth
district, 7. w. Phillips (Rep.J; Twenty
seventh, C. W Stone (Rep). Con
necticut, First district, William E.
Slmonds (Rep) renominated; Second,
c. NJ. Wbittemore pro-. Massachu-
sets, Third district, Edward L. Pierce
(Rep); Fifth. James a. Fox (Rep.).
The Congressional nominations on
Wednesday were: Indiana. Second dis
trict, William n. Darnell rep /; Fourth,
John p. Rankin (Repl. Illinois.
Twelfth district, Milton Mcclure rep. J.
Louisiana, Fifth district 5. w. Green
(Rep). Michigan, Fourth district, G. l..
Yaple tDem). Missouri, Third dis
trict, w. ]. Gibson (Rep.). Ohio, Four
teenth district, B. f. Swingle rep J.
South Carolina. Seventh district, Will
lam Elliott (Dem.). West Virginia,
First district, John o. Pendleton
dem. renominated New York, Twen-
ty-ninth district, /. n. Page (Dem. j;
Thirty-third, George A. Davis rep J.
Connecticut, Fourth district, Robert De
Forest tDem.); L. d. Baldwin PRO J.
Massachusetts, First district, Charles S.
Randall lRep); Tenth. Joseph IL.
Walker tRep); TwelfSh, Francis w.
Rockwell (Rep.). New Jersey, Seventh
district Edward f. Mcdonald (Dem.).
The nominations for Congress on
Thursday were as follows: Illinois, Six
teenth district Rev. J. w. Yanclave
tPro.). Kansas, Sixth district, Tully
Scott (Dem). Michigan, Sixth district,
Arthur Cole (Industrial). Ohio, Third
district, II. l.. Morey Rep; Tenth, 4.
L. Doan (Rep); Ninteenth. Edward
7. Hoyt (Dem.); Henry Rhoads
Farmers Alliance). Louisiana First
district, FL. G. Yarmouth rep J.
Colorado lat large, 7. J. O'Donnell
DEM. Washington tat large) John l..
Gibson (Rep.) renominated. Massa-
chusetts, Fifth district Sherman Hoar
(Dem.l; Eighth, Moses II. Stevens
(Dem.). New York, Thirty-fourth dis
trict, &. A. Davis tRep). Pennsylvania,
Thirty-eighth district, c. L. Krebbs
tDem.). Virginia, Fourth district, James
f. Eppes (Dem.).
The nominations for Congress on Fri
day were: Indiana. Ninth district, Lee
roy Templeton (Dem.) North Caro-
lima, Third district, George C. Scurlerek
(Rep) Tennessee, Ninth district, W.
+. Poston (Rep.). West Virginia, First
district, w. p. Hubbard (Rep.). Ohio,
Twelfth district. Edward V. Dean
(Dem.l; Twenty-first, Theodore Z.
Burton (Rep) renominated. Massachu-
sets, Ninth district, Melvin Ii. Walker
PRO-. New York, Twenty-eighth dis
trlct, Il. G. Noyes (Rep).
Congressional nominations were made
on Saturday as follows: New York,
Twenty-fourth district, George Van
Horn (Dem.); Twenty-eighth. Henry c.
Noyes {Rep) Pennsylvania, Third
district, Richard Vaux Dem renom-
mated Massachusetts, First district,
John .. Flint (Prol. California,
Fourth district, Robert Ferral Dem. J.
Kentucky, Second district, W. +. Ellis
Oem) renominated