Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-01-01

I-Benjsmin Folsom to be retained as ConSul at
Sheffield, Eng. Roger q. Mills, OF Texas,
spoke at the annual dinner of the Massachu-
setts Tsrif Reform League; Bitter feeling
between two leading Senatorial candidates In
Ohio.
a-senatorial candidates in Ohio hurrying to
Columbus. Ex-senator Coke declares himself
not in the Gubernatoral race.
4-Ex-lIleutenant Governor Chauncey +. BLACK,
PRESIDENT of the Democratic Societies, ap-
points club committees.
5-Senators Quay and Cameron recommend e. =.
Harrison, of Philadelphia, as Minister to
e-Hon. j. H. Bookwalter wthdraws his name
from the Ohio Senatorial contest. Ohio Legis-
s-senators Voorhees, and Edmunds have lively
UT over Colonel Dudley and his oIoeks OF
fight.
s-Congressman Ray to nominate the McKees-
lo-Senator John e. Reyburn named the sue
cessor of Judge Kelley. Congressman Edward
B. Osborn endorsed for Governor by Luzerne
A-Calyin S. Brice elected United States Senator
Ex-senator Quay's slate goes through in Phila-
- delphia city convention
l6-Republican Senatorial caucus at Des Moines,
lows, nomnates Senator Allison, Chairman
kisner, TO succeed himself
h-Democrats in the Iowa legislature oHer 70
B-Witness Wood swears Ex-Governor Foraker
Snew the RsllSt,69s contract was iorgely cSeme
to bolt the Repu olican ticket at the State eiec-
.OLasnrv isn; pn,r,n, chief Of ,se middle alv,s.
ion of the Pension Office, asked to resign,
refuses TO do so. preferring the executioner's
ak. Congressman Osborne out for Governor,
but will head no Independent bolt.
2l-Speaker Reed refuses to name tellers In the
House who might prove his count wrong.
Colonel William L. Thompson appointed post
master at Mcheesport. Ex-Governor Patti
son won't say he is not a candidate for Gov
22-Grover Cleveland talks plainly of 1892 and hts
own possible candidacy Pittsburg pol1ti-
clans call on President Harrison ana Secre-
tary Window in the interest OF George Shep,
pard for Bank Examiner. kisner reelected
State Chairman.
23-Disappointed aspirants for the McKeesport
pOstOtice have 1t in for Congressman Ray.
General COTS side of the Gubefnatorial case
presented to the Legislature of West Virginia.
25-Wallace and Delamater have the inside track
for the Gubernatorial nomination.
26-POstmaster General Wanamaker ambitious 10
fll Senator Cameron's shoes.
Ex-senator Delamater secures the two Cambria
county delegates to the State Convention.
Randallites meet defeat at the Philadelphia
primaries.
2s-Ex-Governor Pattison willing to accept If
nominated.
29-Deadlock in the Ohio Legislature broken.
Speaker Reed raises a row in Congress; the
widest scenes in Congress for many years:
angry men shake their fists at him and call his
count in question. General Hastings hustles
for Delaware county's delegates. Blanche h.
Bruce appointed Recorder of Deeds for the
District OF Columbia.
30-Speaker Reed stands by his determination to
declare quorum when he sees one. Senator
Farwel gives the public his private opinion OF
the President. Senator Vance claims the South
settle the negro question without help.
Lieutenant Governor Lampson, of Ohio, ousisd
from Office
Representatives, between the Speaker and the
minority was the stormiest of all; Reed refuses
TO entertain a motion to adjourn: Democrats
consider an attempt 10 impeach the Speaker.