Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-05-05
Some Politics in a Few Words.

Some Politics in a Few Words.
. THE Republicans of the Tenth Ohio dis
| trios have renominated General Enochs. OF
| 1ronton, for Congress.
EVERY precinct in st. Paul has been heard
| from, and the majority for Wright Republic
\ any Is &7sS over the present Mayor.
THE Republicans of the Third Kansas Con-
| gressional district yesterday instructed
| delegates to the Minneapolis Convention Tor
Harrison.
In the municipal election at Spokane,
WASH, the Democrats elected their Mayor
by 800 majority. The remainder of the ticket
is Republican.
THE Republicans of the Sixth Minnesota
| district selected F. A. Hilliard and r. D..
Dunn, delegates. Harrison was Endorsed,
but the delegates were uninstructed.
THE Republicans of the Fourth Minnesota
district yesterday chose George Thompson
and Albert Berg delegates to the Minnea-
polls Convention. The delegation goes
without instruction.
THE Republicans of the Tenth Missouri
Congressional district yesterday elected
George Autenreith and Henry Besch as
delegates to the National Convention at
Minneapolis. They are not instructed.
In the Republican Congressional Conven-
tion for the Second Minnesota district
yesterday A. F. jacobson and Daniel Schell
were eleCCeQ Oel6gaCoS TO Gn6 NdJlOnHl OOu-
vention. The resolutions commend Harrf-
son, but do not instruct the delegates.
THE Republican Convention of the Seven
teenth Ohio district elected W. C. Lyon, of
Newark, and w. L. SmySer, of Wooster,
Delegates to the MINNEAPOLIS Convention.
Both are strong Harrison men. w. IL.
Shields was chosen Presidential elector.
THE Sixth Missouri District Convention
selected J. P. Lipscomb and Oliver L. Routs
dali ,l,,fi
indorsing the administration of President
Harrison and commencing the candidacy of
Major Warner for Governor were adopted.
TEE First Missouri Congressional District
Republican Convention nominated Major
K. B. Cramer for Congress by acclamation.
James III. Kinnear and DR.. E. Magoon were
chosen delegates to the Minneapolis Con-
vention. They were instructed for Harrison.
THE Republicans of the Thirteenth Illi-
nois Congressional District nominated
Charles T. Kane for Congress, and W. j.
Kitchell and J. V. Graft delegates to the
National convention. A resolution was
adopted favoring the denomination OF Har-
rison.
AT the convention of the delegates from
the Seventh Ohio Congressional district yes
terday, Hon. o. s. Kelly, of Springfield, and
Hon. D. 1. Worthington, of Washington
Court House, were chosen to represent the
district Mt the Minneapolis convention.
Both are Harrison men.
THE Republicans of the Tenth Ohio dis
trict elected Samuel Llewellyn and L. f,
Fenton delegates to the Minneapolis Con-
vention. Both are anti-administration men.
A motion to indorse Harrison and recon-
mend his nomination was killed by the
adoption of a motion to adjourn.
THE Republican Congressional Convention
for the Fourth Ohio district was held at
Lima yesterday. C. S. Mauck, of Mercer
county, was nominated for Congress by ac-
clamation- L S. Jamison, of Mercer county,
and James Aldridge, OF Darke, were se-
lected as delegates to the National Conven-
tion. The delegates were uninstructed.