Telegram-herald., 1890-08-15
OHIO FARMERS.
Thsy rcrm a Eon-Partisan 0Egsn. .
izatisn at Columbus.
Platform Of Principiss-Tiekst Of
the Kansas Fsrfnsrs-Politez
News from Other States.

All PAErrEs IGEoEED.
coLussUs. o, Agg IA -Tbe coaYsn-
ton Of farmers held here wednesday
~ss tas largsss mssting Of agricultar-
is.s ever acid In Ohio. The sentiment
vas decidedly IN favor OF a uni6easioa
~ Interests snd general mOysmsnt
70 improve tke conditions Of ths
farmers Of ths ssate. A motion 70 IN
yiss Governor Campbell % address the
body wss voted down, and all the polit-
teal parties were completely iy-
norsd In she makeup OF the con-
ulttss On resolutions The pro-
cesdings Wer= absolutely non-parti-
san. and the idea prevalent Vas that
all action should be without regard 20
party lines. series OF resolutions were
adopted. a synopsis OF which follows:
Tasy s-InaEa equal taxatioa upoa a. forms
ef pssserty ne redzrtioa Of railroad Passsa
srr rates 70 t~o cents = mile: GoTerrmcRt con-
trsi of railroads aad telegraph liaes as 70 rates
and charges, unlinitsd coinage Of silver and
making Il legal tender for al debts, public
sad private TIE election Of Unitec States
Senator's ~ popnlss vote, forfeiture OF al IN
I ssFaed lsns grants, taxes. direct and Indirect.
ae ios as consistent vita economical admins
traIfon Of good government; the protection
Of pure feed products from The Fuin09s com
perisn Of adqltsTsted products, the pas
cage Of . Law nullifying the effects Of The
original package decist0as" the passage Of
/ the Conger pure LARD onl ana the rigid enforce
ment OF our State and National pure food Laws;
/ q graded income tax for corporations aud
/ Individuals. tue passage OF the Butter
/ worth bil preventing gambling in farm prod
/ ucts and tae Rawlings bill; the taxing %
finished manufactured products; the Austria
/ Ian ballot system; school books ~ cost; re
stric.ion OF fees and salaries OF public officers;
4 ths election Of the Dairy and Food Commis
/ sioners By popular vote; opposing alien non
resident owaership OF Land and the granting OF
passes 70 public of1cers.
committee was appointed author
lied 20 consult with the labor organiza-
tions relative 20 matters OF interest 70
| both. IL was given out as not the
intention TO antagonize either party
this year or make nominations for Con-
gress.
KANSAS FARMERS.
TOPEKA, Kan, Aug. 1.-THE Farm
er's Alliance OF the State of Kansas
nominated candidates for State officers
Wednesday w F. Wrightmore was
nominated for Chief Justice of the Su-
preme Court, John f. Willet:s, of JET
ferson County, for Governor, and A. c.
Shinn, OF Franklin County, for Lieuten-
anJ-Governor.
CALIFORNIA REPUBLICANS
SACRAMENTO, Cal, Aug. 1.-THE Re-
publican State convention on Wednes-
| day nominated the following ticket:
Governor. Henry II. Markham; Lieuten-
| snt-Governor. John B. Reddick, of San
Andreas; Chief-Justice, w. Ii. Beatty,
the present incumbent; Associate
Justices, r. C. Harrison and c. II.
Garoutte.
WEST VIRGINIA DEMOCRATS.
GRAFTON, w. Va, Aug. IA. - The
| Democratic State convention in session
here Wednesday renominated Judge d.
! J. Lucas for the Supreme bench by ao-
clamation- The platform declares in
favor of free coinage and arraigns the
! Republican party for the Mckinley
bill. the force bill and the extravaganza
| OF the National administration.
CONNECTICUT PRoHBITIoSIsTs.
HARTFoRD, Conn, Aug. 14-At the
session Of the Prohibition State con-
vention nominations were made as fol-
| lows: Governor, F. NJ. Augur. of Mid
dlefeld; observation-disclosures, Dewitt
C. Pond, OF Hartford Secretary of
State, Henry r Palmer, Of Stonington.
TEXAS DEMOCRATS.
SAN ANrIyro, Tex, Aug. 14.-In the
Democratic convention Wednesday the
following nominations were made:
Governor, James Stephen Hogg; Lieu
tenant t-Governor, George c. Pendleton,
OF Bell County; Attorney General,
Charles Culberson, Of Dallas; State
Com ptrollsr, John ID. NJ Mccall, pres
ent incum bent.
CONGRESSIONAL SoNiNATIoNs
Nominations for Congress on Wednes-
day were made as follows: Illinois,
Twelfth district, Scott Wike DEM
renominated on the thirty-sixth ballot;
Niaeteenth district, J. II. Wilson
(Pro). Iowa. Sixth district, Frederick
E. White (Dem.); Perry Eagle Union
Labor; First district John J. SeerleY
DEM; Ninth district, J. r. Reed
Rep renominated. Nebraska, Third
district " II. Thompson (Dem.).
Maryland, Fifth district, sidney f.
Mudd Rep renominated.
CoLoExD PREACHERS TAKE HAND.
SPRTSeFIELD, Ill, Aug. H. - The
State conference OF the African Meth
odist Episcopal church closed Wednes-
day. Resolutions regretsing that the
Blair educacational bill was not passed,
indorsiRg the pending National election
bill and coademning taxation without
representation were adopted.
FLORIDA DEMOCRATIC CONvENTToy.
JAcKsoSvILIE, Fla, Aug. 14-At the
Democratic State convention a. Ocala
Wednesday ". D. Bloxham. ex-Gover-
nor. was nominated FOR state Comp
troller By scclamstion, and sxLieuten-
sns-GoverRor VI H. Labry secured the
nomination for Supreme Justice
stss- 4. 200 Books FROM the Mail.
PFuADELPHIA Aug lA--John o. Don
nell. clerk in the BOX department OF
the post-ofice. has been arrested
charged with stealing l. 200 books from
the nails For he past two years
numerous COMP sints have been made
by the publishing houses ~ this city oi
books having been lost in tae mails,
and o ODonneI vas arrested as the cul
Pris