The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1892-01-15

May 3G-Tne appointment OF DR. Charles A
| Briggs as rlfessor IN the Theolog cal sem.
| mary vetoed by the Presbyterian general as
| Sembly at Detroit.
JuIy a-PresIdent Harrison issued pIo.lama.
ton granting privilege Of copyright to citizens
/ Of Great Britain. France, Belgium Switzerland.
July l2-Rev. L. +. Clark OF Boston reelected
| president OF Christian Endeavor societies IN
session ut Mi- neauOnS, MINI.
| July Ij-J. II. BaIer elected president Ma
| tional Educational association in session at
| Toronto, Can. =. National Educational assOcia-
| tion convened at ST. Paul
| July IG-NationGl o gaTization Of railway
| postal clerks formed a. Cincinnati. o C. a.
Guthrie OF Chicago elee ed president. Tenth
iational Temperance convention met at sara
toga Springs. y. Y.
| July IF H CIapp of massachusetts elected
| president National Temperance convention at
| Saratoga Springs. q. L. IL Cook OF New York
| elected president international Educational
ass citation. Toronto. Can.
| July IS-W Cspeller. Mansfield o, elected
Paul, ''''' "
! July 2)-National Temperance assembly un.
| der auspices Of WOman's Temperance union,
/ opened at AShville. y. C..
July 22-Mi.s c. II. Buell.. Of Evanston. H.,
| elected president OF Woman'S Christian TEN
perance union in session Ut Mountain Lake
/ Park Md
| July aI-Josaph p. Horne-, Of New Orleans
elected general grAad high priest OF the gen
| eral grand chapter Royal Arch Masons, al
| Minneapolis.
Aug. 3-Kertuci,y state elections carried by
democrats with majority from 2l.uD) 10 fltOO
| Aug. 1--CaptGin John Palmer. Albany. y V.
! elected commander in chief u. A. r. ut De
trOit-... James F. Roche elected national com
mander Regular Army and Navy union at Bos
/ ton.
Aug. s-NIrs. sue Sanders. Of Delaware, H.,
| elected national president WUman's Relief
| Corps at Detroit
| Aug. 9-John Hruk Crepl elected TO con.
| Cress from second district Tenge~see.
! Aug. 2j-EJn. E"d'icid Proctor appointed
] n pl ffts
| Edmunds. Of Vermont
Aug. 2S-Clarcnre Z. HUH. Of PennsylvaniS
! elected president Of the Patriotic Order SOnI
| or America at Philadelphia.
! Sep ll-H. NJ. Robinson. Atlanta, Ga,
| elected president National Association If Rail
| way Postal Clerks al Alexander Ray, y. Y.
| Sep. lG-EX Congressman Davidson Hp-
| pointed United States senator 10 succeed vii.
| hanson Call. OF Florida.
/ Sep. 1S-GOn. ". 5. ROsecraus elected presi-
| dent Of the Army Of the Cumberland society al
/ Columbus. o.
Sep. ej-National Woman's alliance met at
| Topeka Kan.
! oct. I-George William Curtis reelected pres
| ident Of National Civil Service Reform league
| at Buffalo. y. Y.
! oct 3-M Y. Cannon. OF Omaha. elected
| president Of Irish National League OF America
oct 0-Gen, 6. NJ Dodge. Of Iowa. elected
president Society OF the Army OF the Iennes-
| see at Chicago
! Oct 1J-Rutherfo-d b. Hayes reelected com-
manler in chief Loyal Legion Of the United
| States.
Oct l6-Joserh E Palmer, of Brooklyn elect
ed national commander OF the Union Veteran
| Oc. 22-Mrs. Hattie NJ Kimball. OF Clarlss-
! burg. ". Va. elected president of the Penns-
! boro & Harrisville railroad.
| Nov. 4-ReSult OF various state elections as
| follows: New York. Flower (dem.) elected
/ governor; Massachusetts, Russell tdem.) for
| governor; Pennsylvania entire republican
/ state ticket elected; democrats retain the New
/ Jersey legislature; in Iowa. Gov. BOies (dem
| reelected; in Ohio Mckinley (rep) chosen
| governor; republicans successful in Kansas,
| Nebraska and New Hampshire; Frank Brown
| dem elected governor Of Maryland Con-
| gr-ssmen elected aS follows: New York. Sec
/ ond district. 4 fred C. Chaplin tdem a; Tenth,
| Bourke Cochran dem Twelfth, Little
| Michigan. Fifth district Charles E. Belknap
! Ucp.l. south Dakota, Second district, John
}. Jolly repD -. Gov. Page. OF Vermont. Is,
/ sued proc amation announcing appointment OF
/ RedhCld Proctor as United States senator to
| succeed George + EdmundS. resigned.
Nov. 5-Prof. Briggs acquitted of the charge
! Of hereSy by the New York resDytcrg.
! Nov. lie eventh annual session OF National
/ Farmers congress AT Sedalia Mo.
! Nov. l2-Miss Frances Z. willard elected
president of the Worlds WOman'S Christian
Temperance union at Boston.
! Nov. 13-Richard NJ. Nelson elected president
national convention AT New Orleans -. A. W.
| Smith OF Kansas. elect ID president National
| Farmers Congress at Sedalia, Mo
Nov. 14-Mrs. Sallie JOY White, OF Boston,
e,ected president National Federation OF WOm-
ans Press clubs at Boston.
Nov. lS-J. II. Brinshain. Deta. o., reelected
| master National Grange aJ Springfield. -. Miss
| Frances f. Willard reelected president Wonl-
| ans Christian Temperance union al Boston
| Nov. 2l-National republican committee at
| Washington elected J. = Garrison, of Iowa,
| chairman and W. q. Barbour, OF New York,
| treasurer.
Dec. 7-Fifty-second congress assembled at
Washington.
Dee Q-Mr Crisp was formally elected speak
| or Of the house.
Dee 1O-E. L. Meredith (dem.). Of AIexGn-
! dria. Va, succeeded the late Gen. Lee TO con-
! grcSs.
Dec. Thames c. Carter was chosen presi-
/ dent OF the National Bank association IN
/ Washington 80. Eugene Sec0r was elected pres
/ ident OF the American Beekecpers' asSOcia.
/ ti,n at Albany.
/ Dec I6-lohn W Daniel reelected United
| States senator from Virginia .-. Gen. Russell
/ y. Aiger OF Michigan, elected president OF the
American Shipping and Industrial league al
| Washington.
! Dee I1--Stephen 3. El6ins nominated for sec
! retary of war by the president
| Dec. Is--Col Elliott +. Shepard OF New
! York. was reelected president OF the sabbath
union in Des Ioines Ia. National prohibition
/ committee decided TO holu convention in 81
! Louis June - next.