The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1890-09-04
WEST AND SOlITA

WeS ANU SUI n.
CONGRESSIONAL nominations were
made as follows on the 26th: Ohio, Six
teenth district, William Mckinley
(Rep) renominated; Tenth, John @.
Smith (Dem.). Minnesota, First dis
trict, Mark H. Dunnell Rep.) renomi-
mated. Kansas, Second district, j. X.
Chapman Dem.). West Virginia, Third
district J. D. Anderson Dem. renomi-
mated; Fourth, }. A. Copehart (Dem.).
North Carolina, Fifth district, Charles
H. Moore (Ind. Rep.). Pennsylvania,
Seventh district, Irving P. Wagner
(Rep.). California, Fourth district, w.
w. Morrow (Rep.) renominated. Illi-
nois, Tenth district, George A. Wilson
(Dem.).
A STATE convention of North Carolina
negroes was held at Raleigh on the Goth
the Administration of President Harri-
son and asking for the passage of the
Federal election bill.
THE worlds fair commissioners in
Chicago decided on the Goth to settle
the site question September 9.
The Democrats of Idaho in conven-
tion at Boise City on the Goth nomi-
mated Benjamin Wilson, of Boise
County, for Governor.
On the Goth Frederick Davis was
hanged at Birmingham, Ala, for the
murder Of his wife.
The National congress of farmers
opened at Council Bluffs, Ia, on the
Goth, thirty-five States being repre-
sented.
SEVERAL houses were destroyed dur
ing wind and rain-storm on the 27th
at East Union, O., and Rev. Stephen w.
Archer, Dias Kirk bride, his wife and
child, Mrs. Bell Dach and David Morse's
child were drowned
WISCONSIN Democrats in State con-
vention on the 27th at Milwaukee NOM
mated George w. Peck, of Milwaukee.
for Governor, and Carl Jonas, of Racine,
for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. The platform
denounces the Bennett school law, de-
mands reduction of the tariff, charges
the Republican party with extravaganza
and corruption, and opposes sumptuary
laws as unnecessary interference with
individual liberty.
NOMINATIONS were made as follows for
Congress on the 27th: Iowa, Fifth dis
trict. j. T. Hamilton Dem.); Eighth,
j. P. Flick (Rep.) renominated; Ninth,
Thomas Bowman (Dem.); Tenth, ]. J.
Russell (Dem.); Eleventh, j. P. Allison
(Dem.). Indiana, Seventh district. w.
D. Bynum (Dem.) renominated. MIS-
souri,, First district, T. NJ. Harring ton
(Rep.); Sixth, E. L. Redwood (Kep.) J.
Ohio, Tenth district John Q. Smith
(Dem.). West Virginia, Second district,
William L. Wilson Dem renominated.
Texas, First district, E. L. Augier
(Rep.); Ninth, Roger Q. Mills Dem }
renominated. Kansas, Second district,
Judge Phillips (Rep.).
The Ehorticulturists effected National
organization in Chicago on the 27th anu
the, following permanent officers were
chosen: $. M. Emery. of Minnesota.
President; Captain G. L. Watrous, of
Iowa, Vice-President; w. j. Beatty, of
Pennsylvania, Secretary.
On the 9th "A statement of the crop
situation in the South showed the larg-
est cotton crop ever produced and said
that farmers were less in debt than at
any time for twenty-five years. The
cotton crop was estimated at over 7,5O0,-
600 bales, valued at $500, 900. 600.
On the 9th William Crawford killed
Mrs. c. Matthias, near Decatur, ILL.,, and
then fatally wounded himself He was
in love with the woman who was mar
ried.
THE Democrats of Ohio in State con-
vention on the 9th at Springfield NOM
mated Thaddeus E. Cromley for Secre-
tary of State and George r. Okey for
Supreme Court Judge. The platform
adopted declares for tariff for revenue
only; for the. suppression of trusts; IA
vors the free coinage of silver; favors
Legislation that will secure the free
dom and secrecy of the ballot.
The Greenback and Dnion Labor m >.