Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1890-10-01
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.

L RE cOplo parry "6S Or&SulZ6u Al
Indianapolis, Ind. on the 2Sd, and the
following ticket nominated: State Au'
ditor, James NJ. Johnson; Treasurer
Isaiah Miller; ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, Will.
lam Patterson; Clerk Of the Supreme
Court, b. F. Streat; Superintendent OF
Public Instruction, William Whitney;
State Geologist, Edward S. Pope; State
Statistician, John w. Shockley; Judge
of the Supreme Court, John Bender.
The platform tavors the abolition OF
National banks, unlimited coinage OF
silver, and denounces alien ownership
of land.
CHRISTOPHER CONRAD, living near
Manchester, Ia, celebrated his 10th
birthday on the 23d. His health was
good and his mind clear.
The Congressional nominations on
the Esd were: Florida. First dis
trict, j. E. A. Davidson (Rep.C. Michi-
gan, Fifth district, James A. Fox
(Rep.); Eighth, Henry NJ. Youmans
(Dem.). Minnesota, Fifth district, Alon-
D. Whiteman (Dem.). Missouri, Ninth
district, Thomas J. Prosser (Rep.). Ne
braska, First district, w. J. Cor
nell (Rep.). Ohio, Eleventh district,
D. w. c. Loudon (Rep.); Sew
enteenth, Anderson j. Pierson (Dem.).
Wisconsin, Sixth district, L. M. Miller
(Dem.). Pennsylvania, Twenty-dfth
district, T. w. Phillips (Rep.); Twenty
seventh. C. w. Stone (Rep.). Con-
nectlcut, First district, William F..
Simonds (Rep.) renominated; Second,
C. M. Whittemore tPro.). Massachu-
sets, Third district, Edward L. Pierce
(Rep.); Fifth, James A. Fox (Rep.).
THE Congressional nominations on
the gath were: Indiana, Second dis.
trict, William N. Darnell (Rep.); Fourth,
John P. Rankin (Rep.). Illinois,
Twelfth district, Milton Mcclure (Rep.) J..
Louisiana, Fifth district, s. w. Green
(Rep.) Michigan, Fourth district, G. l..
Yaple Dem.). Missouri, Third dis
trict, w. J. Gibson (Rep.). Ohio, Four
teenth district, B. F. Swingle (Rep).
South Carolina, Seventh district, Will
lam Elliott (Dem.). West Virginia,
First district, John O. Pendleton
(Dem.) renominated. New York, TWEEN.
ty-ninth district I. N. Page Dem. };
Thirty-third, George A. Davis Rep.).
Connecticut. Fourth district, Robert De
Forest (Dem.); L. D. Baldwin (Pro. }
Massachusetts, First district, Charles S.
Randall (Rep): Tenth, Joseph FL.
Walker (Rep.); Twelfth, Francis w.
Rockwell (Rep.). New Jersey, Seventh
district, Edward F. Mcdonald (Dem.).
PRESIDENT HARRISON has returned to
Washington after three weeks so.
journ at Cresson Springs, Pa.
THEODORE P. RYNDER has been nomi-
mated for Governor of Pennsylvania by
the United Labor party.
THE Pennsylvania State Prohibition
Committee met at Harrisburg and NOM
mated John u. Gill for Governor, to
take the place of Charles Miller, who
declined. -
The Republican State Committee OF
South Carolina met at Charleston and
nominated full State ticket with A. C.
Haskell for Governor. All the nomi.
nees are Democrats who oppose the
candidacy of Tillman, nominated fol
Governor by Democrats and the Farmers
Alliance.
T The Prohibitionists and Farmers AL
lance of North Dakota met at Grand
Forks and decided to nominate. union
State ticket. @"-
Rev. DR.. w ". EvERTs, for twenty
years pastor OF the First Baptist Church
in Chicago from 1889 to 1879, died sud.
denly on the 25th of heart failure. He
was IS years old. &s-z s II z&ge g
The nominations for Congress on the
!25th were as follows: Illinois, Sixteenth
district, Rev. J. w. Vanclave (Pro. J.
Kansas, Sixth district, Tully Scott
(Dem.). Michigan, Sixth district,
Arthur Cole Qndustrial). Ohio. Third
district, Il. 4 Morey lRep.); Tenth, B.