Omaha daily bee., 1892-04-10
REPUBLICAN RANKS GROWING
County Conventions Throughout the State
Indicate Unusual Harmony,
SEVERAL INSTRUCT FOR HARRISON
Troublc Among the Democrats Continues
to Incrcase-Not n Unit on Any sub
Jcct-I.ist of Delegates Named
by Both Parties.

WANOO, NeD., April H.-lSDeClal W L HE
BEE The republicans of Saunders county
held their convention today and selected
delegates to tho state and congressional dis
trict conventions rhe,delegatos to the state
convention are; /. w. Gilchrist X. X. John
son, 5. II. MIchener, Gif Rails pack, II. NJ.
Clark. W. f. Pimley, +. A. Gilbert, and Nj.
s. Hills; district, f.. h. Good, II. A. Heaton,
$. G.. Byron, w. j. Lehr, G. V. Swanson, h.
f. Peck, j. $. Collins, and T. j. Pickett.
All the delegates were instructed to use all
means to secure delegates to tho national
convention that will favor the denomination
of President Harrison. HIS administration
was heartily endorsed. Delegates to district
convention were instructed to work for Fl. f..
Good OF Wahoo, as a delegate to the national
convention.
GENEVA, Neb., April o. Special Telegram
to The BEE. The county convention met
here today tor the purpose OF nominating
delegates to the state and congressional con
ventions. The meeting was one of the most
harmonious ever held in Fillmore county for
many years. The following are the dele
gates: II. Younger w. G. Massey. James
Gibson, j. Jensen, j. d. Jenkins, G. A.
Fowler j. NJ. Perkins, Clark Robinson aud
5. Logsdon Peter Younger is chairman OF
both delegations, and tho state delegation Is
instructed to secure his nomination for state
treasurer if possible. Fillmore county will
be warm this fall, with a splendid chance for
one of the old-fashoned republican major
tiles.
York, Neb.. April Especial Telegram
to THE BEE. The republican county con-
vention met here this afternoon for the pur-
pose of electing delegates to the state and
congressional conventions. 1t heartily en-
dorsed the administration OF President
Harrison. l.. d. Richards as candidate at
large for the rational convention was en-
dorsed. The delegates were instructed to DO
all In their power to elect c. A. McCloud OF
this city as a representative from this dis
trict to the same convention. The delegates
are: State conventional. F.. Willis, w. r.
Nichols, NJ M. Wyrick, L. p. Hanson, c. G..
Shnmer, N. M. George, j. II. g. Bremen,
| Parker Ellis, f.. A. Warner, Ben Campbell,
Harvey Pickerl, N. V. Harlan. Congress
| sional-T. E. Sedgwick, N. M. Ferguson,
George Shreck, a. B. Christian, D. n. Blood,
n. NJ. George, e. C. smith, W. f. Morrison,
| w. o. Downing, M. ID. Einsel, Charles
| Brown and S. A. Meyers.
York, Neb., April 9.-[Special Telegram
| to THE BEE. The republican precinct eau
| Gus to elect delegates to the county conven-
| tion was held here TODAY.
| AURORA, Neb., April o. Special Telegram
| to THE BEE. The Hamilton county repub.
| lican convention, held in the opera house of
| cations: State-E. j. Hainer NJ S. Stan
| ley, Joshua Cox j. j. Farley, e. E. Eaton,
| f. p. Corrick, Z. g. Bostaw, Peter Jncobv
alternates-H. NJ. Green, K. H. Peard, r. K.
Hughes, ". j. Williamson, j. S. Martel, E.
Il. Carr, George Washburn and p. G. Cul.
yer; congressional-H. M. Kellogg, F. M.
| Timblitz, William Cox, l. d. Evans, James
Ruby, H. B. Hart, f. G. Putnam. w. j.
| Newell; alternates-D. a. Scoville, j. II.
Sauls, w. w. Foss, H. Misner j. z. Jones.
George Fowler. b. +. Turner George Com
mine. The convention was perfectly har-
| monious. y. e. Carr and w. w. Shember.
| ger were elected chairman and secretary
respectively of the central committee.
Mob .-1 rN.ln
! gram to The BEE. THE repu blicans of Kim
| ball county held a harmonious convention
here today. c. +. Robertson and James
Newell were elected delegates to the distrlc,
ana state conventions, $. A. Pierce and l. N.
| Broyles alternates.
| A republican county league was organized
with A. 3. Beard as president Hon. George
, Hist from Sidney gave u short talk upon the
political issues OF the day. Klmball county
Will string into line as the banner republican
| county of the state in the coming contest.
| CCCooK, Neb, April Especial Tele-
gram to TnE BEE. The repu bIican county
central committee of Red Willow county me,
in this city today April l3 was the day
| selected for holding the county convention al
| McCook, tho primaries to be held on the 27th
| Tne reports from the various committeemcr
| show an increased interest in the approach
ing struggle. The republicans who have
| strayed into the alliance fold are returning
repententant to the old party, and Red Will
low county can be counted on for larger re
publican majority than last year.
CRETE, Neb, April Especial Telegram
to The BEE. AT 4 p m. the county repuo
lican caucus was held here, and everything
n was going on swimingly without skip whcr
some one discovered that the ticket put III
for delegates to the county convention was
entirely made up Of socalled Dawes men
| Then there was row. The Fossites kickeC
and kicked very hard. After great deal o
talk it was moved to adjourn until .. IN.
which was carried TO give the Fossites time
to rearrange the ticket. In the evening
new ticket appeared with +. l. Foss' namt
on top That ticket carried the caucus nearly
by acclamation, and then there was peace.