The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1893-01-05


June 2I-Nationai democratic convention con.
yened L Chicago with William c. Owens. Of
Kentucky, as temporary Chairman
June = = Democratic national convention
elected W L Wilson. OF Nest Virginia aS per
mancnt Chairman Convention noui "a isi
Grover Cleveland for president
June 2S-Demoeratic national convention
nominated Adlsi Z. Stevenson OF Illinois, !cr
vice president and adjourned
June 27-Republican national committee ~
Washington elected William J. Campbell o.
Illinois, as chairman
June 3s-No11iastfon Of John W Foster Of
Indiana, f9r secretary Of StSte by the preside
EsS eOEErGed b. tie sen2se
June So-Prohioisiouists n national couve1-
ttoa 81 Cincinnati ncm4a-tod 5oan ssidxell, ai
California, for preslSen- en- GTst ballot snd J.
3. Crandl OF Texas. fo- vice president
July People S party netiongl convention. IN
Snshs, nominated James 3 Weaver, u Iowa,
for president. and James @. Field, OF Virginia.
for vice president
July 5-Executive committee OF peoples
party chose Herman Taoeeneok, Of Illinois, for
july 7-Elevsath international convention o,
United Society o. Christian kEdeSyor IN New
York. with over $500 delegates present
July lS-TAeH1s r Carter, 81 &entSna-
elected chairman OF republican naSional com.
mittee. -. Baptist Young Peoples uuon Ia De
troit elected }. Il Chapman, Of Chicago, IS
jay is-President Harrison nominated
George Shiras, n, OF PITTSBURGH. Pa, % b, as
sociaTe justice " tie Cn,tea States supreme
court 4 nc AAAS0 ChlAcs Anu Nt4ktd NcLN4tl
the indemnity 10 De paid by the latter 81 $4,000
20 be sis trieuted among families Ct the two
men who we're killed, and 10 surviving metz.
beIs OF the crew that were wounded.
July 2l-E ilEsm F. Harrltv. OF P5plsy ,vEuis,
elected chairman 81 democratic n@Jional con
mlttee .... President Harrison nominated An
drew D. White CT New YORK. a. minister &c
Russia; A. l. Snowden. OF PeEJlsy lvanla, min
lister TO Spain. and TruIlam Beale, Of CAAior.
Mia. minister % Greece.
Aug. United States senate and house oi
G-.a ~. ia HfrHar
$1,000 for weird + fair and both teok nnSi al
iournneut.
Aug. Io-Lewis c. Schord. of California. elect
ed supreme arch OF TIE supreme k.oye Of ths
Order OF Drui1s AT Paterson. y. ,.
Aug. lS-Wor.ds fair directory accepted ".
7. Bakers resignation as president soo elected
Vice President Hi<.1oothsm 70 the vacancy.
Aug. Z5--Ruights Of PStbiss ct kansas City,
No elected ". " Blackwell, Of Kentucky, 81.
prelne chancellor
Aug e5-John Randolph Tucker. Of Virginia,
elected president OF tae American Bar 4ssOeia-
ton al Saratoga. y. !
Aug. 2S-SociaisI labor party N national con.
yention ~ Nsw YORK nominate Simon Wing,
OF Boston, FOR president and CnEgsco Il Match
EFT. Of BrooEiy3 for vice president
Sep l-As irecautlon asS.1S- the cholers
plaque, President Harrison issued prUciaInS
ton prescribing a 2CdsyS quarantine FOR YES
seis bringing Immigrants from foreign ports.
sep s-AmCric1n BANKERS association al
San Francisco elected William Il Rhawn, Of
Philadelphia, IS president
Sep i2-Prof. Barnard 81 Lick observatory,
California discovered a 9Th satellite 70 Jupiter.
Sep lS-Thomas Donrelly, OF Pepns yiyani a.
selected grand prophet 81 the great council q
Red Men OF the United States. at Atlanta. Ca
go. Vermont elections gave Fuller (rcpl ma
iorlty Of 1904 votes Tor governor 80 z. Has.
TED Of Toledo, Q, elected president OF Amalsa
mated Association OF Street Car Employees, a.
Indianapolis
Sep I6-R s. Osborn, Of New York. elected
rear admiral OF National Association Of Naval
Veterans, at Baltimore ..- Gen GARRISON re-
elected president .! National League OF Repu5-
lc2n clubs at Buffalo
Sen. ls-By parade and dedication Of Grand
Army place, 26tb encsmpment Of g, A. r. form
ally opened AZ Washington, Vice President
Morton giving the welcome. The 6Sth auDu2
communication Of independent Order Of Odd
Fellows. at Portland, Ore
Sep. 22-Nictoria Woodruff Martin OF New
York and London, for president, aud Mrs. Mary
L. Stow, OF California, for vice president, nom.
mated BY woman sunragists at Washington
Gen. = y. fGder reelected Commander N chi~f
OF Union Veterans union in session a. Wash
ington. q. a + elected Capt A. O. Weissert
Of Wisconsin commander II chief; Csnrads
+ a Warfield, OF san Francisco. senior vice
commander IN chief, and Peter p Ayers, OF
Delaware, junior vice commander IL chief
Oct S-NatCnal Real Estate congress 10 SeS
sion 1t Buffalo, elected W. b. Gutter, OF Buffalo
Eor president.
Oct s-The Columbus celebration. for which
an elaborate programme for six days was pre-
pared, began Ia New York
Oct 12-New York'S Columbus celebration
eliminated vita unwilling OF Columbus mouH
meaI
Oct I3-w H. Tucker. OF Indianapolis cleo
ted commander in chief OF Uaion Veteran
Legion IN annual encsInpment at indianapolis
Oct. l7-NCw Michisel election Law, known ~
the Miner law, upheld BY United States supreme
court.
Oct. 2l-world's fair buildings AZ Chicago
dedicated by Vice President Tol ion.
Nov. Miss Frances Y. Willard, Of Chicago,
reelected president Of Nemsns Christian
Temperance union, at Denver
Nov. s-Grover Cleveland elected president OF
the United States.
Nov. 15-Nauonal Farr1ers' alliance IN
annual session 81 Memphis, Tenn.
Nov. l7-Jula Ward Howe reelected president
Of she Association for the Advancement 81
Women, in session at Memphis, Tenn 70. Ms.
EllenJ Ph!nRey reelected president o. NcD-PHr
ESSn W. C. T. T.. IN session 81 Cleveland, -.
Nov. ls-At Memphis, Tenn Farmers Allf
Rnce and Industrial Union elected Il ID. LouczA
OF North DAKOTA rs president
Nov. le-"The Industrial Legion Of the Unitee
States organize az Memphis, Tenn
Nov. At V PowdeTly reelected grand mas
ter workman OF knights Of Labor in s1uua
session { st. Louis.
Nov. 2R-Tvelfth annual meeting Of Nationx
Farmers congress at Lincoln, Keb.
Dec b-Stcond session OF Futy-seceud COZ
grtE5 cCnVszed at VI Washington
Dec. 7-Ez- President H3yss, Of Ohio. elected
president Of she National Prison associate OF
the United States, IN annual session ~ Balti
more.
Dec 1Treaty with Chill ratified By Usited
States senate.
Dec. l2-Pressdent Harrison nominated Per
son {. Chensy, ofeJeW Hampshire, for United
States minister 10 Switzerland .... American
Federatioo of Labor IL twelfth ANIMAL session
81 Philadelphia 90. Prot Henry p smith q
Lane Theological seminary. found guilty By thG
C.1c5aasu preshytery Of isscHias heresy
Doc. 26-hopeT received from Chill IN settle
meat Of Baltimore affair at Valparaiso.
Dee. 27-John y. Rockefeller gave University
Of Chicago 81, 0S0ooa