Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1892-07-14
POLITICAL

Speaker Crisp has been renom-
mated.
Independents say they are saving
Kyle for 90 as a presidential candi-
date.
The Alliance party in Minnesota
has nominated Gen. James H.. Baker
of Mankato for Governor.
The Kansas democratic state con-
yention adopted a resolution to fuse
with the peoples party and indorse
its state ticket, the vote standing 225
tt 1lT.
The Missouri democratic state con-
ventiOn nominated the following
judges of the supreme court: G. d.
Burgess, G.. b. McFarlane, T. A. Sher-
wood. The platform indorses that of
the Chicago convention.
The Kansas state democrats renom-
mated the peoples party ticket nom
mated at Wichita four weeks ago,
thereby uniting all opposition to the
republican party in Kansas. The
electoral ticket was nominated prac-
tically unanimously.
Judge Turner, of Spokane, has
declared himself in the race for
United States senator from Washing
ton. There are already six or seven
candidates in the field, but Turner'S
friends declare his chances preferable
to the others.
Robert Lincoln OBrien, of the Bos
ton Transcript, has been appointed
private secretary to ex-president Cleve.
land and will enter at once upon his
new position at Gray Gables. Mr.
O'Brien is a native of Arlington,
Mass, and a graduate of Dartmouth,
Senators Warren and Carey, OF
Wyoming, were hung in efigy al
Ogden, Utah, by indignant citizens
Placards on each effigy bore the
inscription: This is Senator War
rem Tor Carey, of Wyoming, who
voted against the free coinage of sill
yer in the United States senate"
The executive committee of the
Iowa temperance alliance has ISSUED
an address to the temperance people
of the state, declaring that the ALI
recent state convention of the repub
lican party, the address says, make {
change of relations necessary.
The executive committee of TIL,
national republican committee ii
composed of j. S. Clarkson of Iowa
Garrett A. Hobart of New Jersey
Samuel Fessenden of Connecticut, III
G. Paine of Wisconsin, Richard c
Kerens of Missouri, VIM. A. Suther
erland and Jos. II. Manley of Main,
and John Il. Tanner of Illinois.
Gen. James III. Baker, of Gardel
City, has been nominated for gov
ernor by the Minnesota state ALI
ance, a remnant of that body tina
does not believe in the sub-treasur
scheme of the peoples party. n,
other names were placed on tn
ticket. The state committee may b
authorized to fill out the vacan
places in case they are unable +
, make a compromise with the people
party. 1t is also suggested that tn
democrats may indorse Bakers can
didacy.
Pierce viii introduce a resolution
in congress providing that on a da
10 be agreed upon it shall be in orde
to move suspension of the rules {
pass public measures which have pre-
yiously been discussed, and that
majority vote shall be sufficient. /
is probable such rule will be reporte
from the committee on rules, and
; a majority fayori il, twill be adopted
II may be the proposition will b
: adopted at the meeting of the cou
mittee on rules tomorrow, instead O
! the two-thirds s%uspention of the rul
for Thursday, to secure passage of tn
tin plate and other bills, as well a
the silver bill.