The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1894-01-12

senator from Nevada, kogcr q Mills .rtrsectfu
from Texas. Mcssr< Faulkner and Camden
chosen from West Virginia
Jan .S-Jamcs smith chosen u. =. senator
from New jersey John Martin tropl eject
ed ~ = senator hy Kansas legislature
Jan I'll. A.. Mitchell elected Z. >. senator
from wisconsin
Feb. s-llowcll r. jackson nominated by tho
president 10 an vacancy on supreme beach LETT
By T. q. q. Lamar, deceased
Fob S-Nauonal live stock EXCHANGE In an
nEal session Ia Omaha
fCh i-lAw.llAn cufnmiSsioAc-s State thrtf
case 10 secretary Foster. expressing desire for
annexation
Feb 6-Judgc Allca elected u. $ senator
Feb g-U. = senate decided not 20 repeal
sherman silver law.
Fch i4-Mr Cleveland announced for his
cabinet the following names. Walter q crcSh-
I'm ull.l. secretary % state; john q Carlisle
ukyl secretary " the treasury; DAni'l > La
mont ~. ". secretary ~ war: Wilson , bi,-
s sam N I'm hl, pss,mas1ef fcnersl; gs y ~
senate from Kentucky.
Feb. l5-AtTopeaa. Kan. republican house,
barred out by armed populisis from hail ~ rep
reese n~tatiyes, took iorciDle possession Militia
called out by Gov Lcwelling. 49,. Hoke smith,
az Georgia. announced As secretary OF the int
rior ia MI. Cleyelani's cabinet.
Feb i6-GOv Lcwelling. at Topeka. Kan.
gave republicans possession OF legislative hall.
and withdrew militia and deputy marshals,
thus arording temporary settlement Of dinlsul-
~ urtil decided by the courts
Feb. E-American Newspaper Publishers
Association in annual session IN New York
elected James W. Scott. OF Chicago. president
secretary OF agriculture in Mr.. Cleveland's
cabinet.
Feb so-wnliam n Roach dem ,. of Grand
Forks, elected L.. ; senator from North
Dakota
Feb. se-Hilary A. Herbert Of Alabama.
chosen as secretary OF the navy. and Richard
Olney. OF Boston, for attorney general.
Feb ia. e. Deckwith appointed BY Gov.
Osborne. OF Wyoming. as U. :. senator. for
Feb ei-Mrs. Adlai L Stevenson elected
president 81 the Daughters OF The Revolution In
session in Washington
FEB. 25-karsas supreme court decided re-
publican house 10 be the legal house II repre-
sentafiyes OF the state.
Fen as-Gov. Mitchell appointed Samuel Pas
coe 10 act as L.. ;. senator from Florida
Mar. i-Nice President Morton declared the
senate adjourned. then Vice President Steven
son took oath OF once: Speaker Crisp also de-
clarcd the house OF representatives, adjourned
fourth president 81 the United States, -. Lee
Mantle rep, ~ Butte, appointed L. 5. sena-
tor from Montana By Coy. Richards.
Mar. lO-Govcrnor OF Washington appointed
John d. Allca 10 succeed himself in U :. sen
a.-.
Mar A-nr Henderson resigned position Of
president pro tern OF I. ; senate. and Mr..
Harris, OF Tennessee. was elected in his place
Apr. 3-jauscs a. Eclsels H. nominated oy
president 10 he comptroller Of the currencT.
Apr. Garter Harmon tdemj csrcied mayor
o: Chicago with ls.0JJ plurality.
Apr. dedication ccromOnies o: ,hc s.ea,
Mormon temple ~ salt Lake City begun
Arr i5-EAtraordi nary session OF Z. ; sen
ate adjourned sine die.
Apr l9-S4mucl Pascoe elected l.. :. senator
from Florida 70 succeed himself
App. 2j-Car Schurz elected a; New Yor.
president OF National Civl Service Reform
Nay i-Iov. william Lawrence. Of Boston.
chosen bishop Of Massachusetts 10 succeed late
Phillip Brooks.
49, VA >~,.f.r~f - p-~.Ast--.
Lea quo clubs met at Louisville. Ky &c y.
Pierce, Of Dayton. O., elected president OF the
Young Mems Christian association in thirtieth
international convention AZ Indianapolis.
President appointed James A. Hlouni, OF
Georgia. minister 10 Hawaii
May l5-U. : supreme court declared Geary
Chinese exclusion act constitutional
May i9-John A. Cockercll. OF Now York.
elected president Of press clubs in convention ~
May si-waltcr Williams. OF Columbia. Mo,
elected president os the National Editorial As
sociation az Chicago
May so-E. Nelson blake. Of Massachusetts,
elected president Of baptist Home Missionary
society. ia session al Denver.
May 3l-ln sixty ninth annual meeting In Sar-
atoca Springs, " Y. Home Missionary society
Of tine United States elected Gen q. O. How
eral assembly. Ia session nj Washington. found
Charles A. Briggs guilty of hercsy By vote Of
3,3 to ll6
June i-Presbyterian general assembly in
WASHINGTON suspended Charles A Briggs from
the ministry.
June s-Marsden B-llamy. OF wilmington. n.
G. elected supreme dictator Of the knights 81
Honor, in session AT Milwaukee John A. Lee.
81 ST Louis. elected president OF the Travellers
Protective association. in session At Peoria. Ill
June Ill C. Storrs, Of Michigan. elected
president Of conference Of charities and cor
~recfions- in Chicago
June If. G. Campbell. Of Minneapolis.
elected most worshipful grand master OF LOYAL
Orange Lodge Of America. in session AZ Mime
apolis.
june SD ii Mann. OF New York. elected
right worthy grand chief 81 international ST.
rremc Lodge Of Good Templars in session at
Dcs Moincs La. International Typographical
union reelected. at Chicago. W. Is Prescott, OF
Toronto. president
June i6-Gen Horace Porter. Of New York.
elected president Of Sons ~ the American
Revolution, in session al Chicago
June 25-Gov. Aligcld. q. Illinois. pardonei
Schwab. Fieldcn and Necbe, anarchists sen
fenced to Joliet charged with completely In Hay
market massacre OF Isy T. lssj.
June --Nclson a Miles ~. ; A. elected
president Of Society 81 tie Army Of the POLO
mac. in session 1T Hostoa.
June 2y-Annual contention OF the Epworth
League met in Cleveland.
June S-Prcsiient Cleveland issued procia-
nation for congress to convene in cxtraOrdla-
arg session On August
July if-Baptist young people. at indianapolis,
reelected John IL Chapman, Of Chicago Ircsi-
dent.
July ai-Scnate OF national union in session
IN Detroit Mich, elected H. T. brian. OF Wash
inEto-, president
July 9-Ex-Gov George c Perkins. % san
Francisco. appointed United States senator 10
succeed the late Lelanl stanford
Aug. silver convention IN Chicago adopted
platform declaring against all legislation In
dcmonctiz.ng silver and restricting coinage
thereof. also against policy % United States
being made dependent upon policy OF any for
clrn country.
Aug both houses of the Tiffy-third con-
gross met in extraordinary session in Washing
ton; Charles +. Crisp. OF Georgia, Gle ted
speaker OF the house
Aug. 15-Nationai cncampmeat OF Sons OF
Veterans al Cincinnati
Aug. T-Supreme council II American L.
gfon OF Honor in session In Mi aukce elected
J. NJ. Gwlnneli. OF Newark, y. j.. supreme
corr
Aug. 2i-intcrnnfional botanical congress. In
session In Madison, Wis, elected Prof r.. l.
Greene OF University OF California. president
Aug S-U. s. senate decided by vote OF 81 10
20 that Mr. Mantle, OF Montana. and Mr.. Allen.
OF Washing, ION. were not entitled 10 seats. and
that state governors have M right 10 I'LL va
cancfes where legislatures ~acJourn without do
Ing So. House Of representatives passed In
favor Of unconditional repeal OF silver purchase
clause az sherman bill by vop OF .s0 10 10
Sep Judge Thomas Cooley. Of Michigan.
elected president of American Bar association
In session NJ Milwaukee,.
Sep, is-D 4. Jacobs. OF Chicago. elected
president AT international Sunday school con.
vcntion III st Louis
Sep s-Grand army. IN annual cncampment
ut indianapolis elected Sohn O.. Adams, Of
LYNN. Mass commander In chief ard decided
10 have yi cncampment at Pittsburgh.
Sen In session at Indianapolis ladies' OF