Omaha daily bee., 1892-01-15
IT Was A BUSY SESSION.
Interesting Closing Scenes of the Nebraska
Alliance Convention.
LIST OF THE DELEGATES SELECTED.
President Powers Presented with u Hand
some Gavel by Ills Admitting Friends
Representatives Freely Compliment
The Bees Exclusive Reports.

LINCOLN, Neb, Jan. lA-fSpecial Telegram
to The BEE. when the third and last days
session Of the State Farmers alliance assem-
bled this morning scarcely half of the
counties were represented, scores of dele
gates having left on early trains.
The forenoon session was given up entirely
to the selection of delegates to the national
convention, which meets at Chicago Febru-
airy %, and the national conference at st.
Louis February %. Each representative
district in the state was entitled to one dele
gate, and the members from each district
assembled in little knots over the hall and
selected their delegates.
List of National Delegates.
The list OF the national alliance is as fol-
lows: AT large, j. Burrows and General
c. fl. Van Wyck; FIRST district, A. Abbott,
Falls City; Second, G. Williams, McCook;
James Clark, Wabash; Fifth. Charles
Movers, Papillion; Sixth, Allen Root,
Omaha; Seventh, j.. l.. Kiel, Bancroft;
Eighth, J. w. Sherwood, Fremont;
zenith, ~ w. A. A Howe p0ynt North A BaSd; !;
Eleventh. Hans Dahlstein, Chalco: Twelfth,
G.. A.. Morrison; Thirteenth, II. l.. Freelin,
Burwell; Fourteenth, M. r.. Ferrin, Valen-
tine; Fifteenth, S. p. Groat, Argite: Six
teeuLn, l.. DOUauOe, oarJOrld, oeNcHlechIu,
B. Epperson. Daunobrog; Eighteenth,
Allen, David City; Twentieth, o.. Hull,
Greenwood: Twenty first, G. 3. Reynolds;
Twenty-second, James Smith, Friend
Twenty-third, Denton Collins of Burnley and
f. X. Pearl of Gillead; Twenty fourth, r.:
Dobson of Grafton and W. Collingham Of
York; Tweuty-tifth, N. O. Alberts of Saron-
vile and f. M. Howard of Aurora;
Twenty sixth, q. H. Freeman of Red Cloud
,,I II na,oh Nf Nova. fr,uanty- cnunnth
w. T. Huxtable OF Hanson and w. Jihoutter
of Hastings: Twenty eighth, G. S. Bradley
OF Holdrege and W. j. Hicox Of Alma;
Twcnty-ninth, A. D'Allemand CT Arrapahoe
and n. Duche OF !ndianola; Ihirtieth, h. =;
Hardin of North Platte and f. A. Taylor OF
Cozad.
st. Louis Convention Dele cation.
Each congressional district elected a dele
gate to the St. Louis convention and Two del
egates were named at large. The following
Is the list: At large-J. ii. Powers and $. p.
Thornton; First district, J.V. Wolfe; Second,
S. G. Fairchilds; Third, Daniel Freeman;
Fifth, w. A. Jones; Sixth, h. II. Bradley.
The executive committee was instructed to
call the next state alliance together at Hast
ings, Kcarney or Grand Island, according to
its judgment.
C. S. Bradley was elected as chairman for
the ensuing year and G. f.. Keyser door.
keeper and r. e. Conner sergeant-at-arms.
Tho afternoon session was held at the
Lindell hotel, the number OF delegates hav-
ing dwindled down to the capacity of the
pnrlor.
The new state officers were duly installed.
A feature of the afternoon was the presenta-
tion of q handsomely carved Ravel to Presi-
dent Powers by his friends and admirers.
Most OF the delegates to the convention
left for home on early morning trains. All
of them were loud in their praise Of the full
and complete reports Of the daily sessions
pu blished exclusively in THE BEE, and the
reports were declared correct in every par
ticular.