The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1894-01-05

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senator from Missouri. Steven 81 White
(dem) from California. Cushman K Davis
(rep.) from Minnesota David Turpie (dem.)
from Indiana, and Matthew Quay rep)
Jan si-Wiliam NJ Stewar. reelected O. s
senator from Nevada, Roger @ Mills reelected
chosen from west S Virsinia Ane' anu ''"oso
Jan 2S-James Smith chosen q. S. senator
from New Jersey :. John Martin (pop.) elect
ed o s senator By Kansas legislature
from Wisconsin
Feb. :-Howell E. Jackson nominated by the
president to al vacancy on supreme bench left
by L. G. G. Lamar, deceased.
Feb 3-National live stock exchange In An.
nual session in Omaha
Feb 4Hawaiian commissioners state their
case to Secretary Foster. expressing desire for
Feb eJudge Allen elected o. S senator
from Nebraska
Feb 9-U s senate decided not TO repeal
Sherman silver law
Feb H-Mr. Cleveland announced for his
cabinet the following names: Walter Q Gresh-
(Ky). secretary OF the treasury: Daniel S. La
mont On 70. secretary OF war: Wilson 8 Bis
sell q; ~, postmaster geGera. .;. Judge WI
senate from Kentucky.
Feb. l5-At Topeka, Kan. republican house,
barred out by armed populists from hall OF rep
called out by Gov. Leweilins ~. Hoke smith.
Of Georgia, announced as secretary Of the inte-
rior in Mr.. Cleveland's cabinet.
Feb l6IGov Lewelling. At Topeka Kan,
gave republicans possession OF legislative hail.
and withdrew militia and deputy marShalS,
thus affording temporary settlement of dif1lcul-
ty until decided by the courts
Feb l1-American Newspaper Publishers
Association in annual session in New York
elected James W. Scott, Of Chicago. president
....J. Sterling Morton, Of Nebraska. chosen as
secretary OF agriculture in Mr. Cleveland's
Feb ao-william N. Roach dem }. Of Grand
Forks, elected q. s senator from North
Feb. 2s-Hilary A Herbert Of Alabama.
chosen as secretary OF the navy. and Richard
Olney, OF Boston, for attorney general.
Of Sg eS 20;
Feb 24-Mrs. Adlai E. Stevenson elected
president OF the Daughters Of the Revolution in
Feb. 25-karsas supreme court decided re-
publican house to be the legal house OF repre-
Feb ss-Gov. Mitchell appointed Samuel Pas
coe to act as u S. senator from Florida
Mar. 4-Vice President Morton declared the
senate adjourned, then Vice President Steven
clared the house Of representatives adjourned.
....Grover Cleveland inaugurated as twenty
fourth president Of the United States. Lee
tor from Montana by Gov Richards
Mar. lO-Governor OF Washington appointed
John B. Allen to succeed himself in U. S. SEN
Mar. .2-Mr Henderson resigned position Of
president pro tenn OF U. S. senate, and Mr..
Harris. Of Tennessee, was elected In his place
president to be comptroller Of the currency.
Apr. Garter Harrison (dem) elected mayor
Of Chicago with Is. OJ0 plurality,
q. sv St tine great
Apr: 15-Extraordinary session OF U. s SEN
ate adjourned sine die.
Apr. l9-Samuel PaScoe elected q. s. senator
Ppov, 10 an6 iuoSo
Apr. 28-Carl Schurz elected at New York
president Of National Civil Service Reform
league.
chosen bishop Of Massac husetts to succeed late
Phillip Brooks.
May lO-National convention OF Republican
Pierce, Of Dayton. O., elected president of the
Young Mems Christian association in thirtieth
International convention at Indianapolis ....
President appointed James A BlOunt Of
Georgia, minister to Hawaii
May lo-U. s. supreme court declared Geary
Chinese exclusion act constitutional
May l9-John A Cockerell. OF New York,
elected president Of press clubs in convention ut
May 2l-walter Williams. of Columbia, Mo.
elected president Of the National Editorial as
May SO-E. Nelson Blake. of Massachusetts.
elected president Of Baptist Home Missionary
society. in session at Denver.
May 31-ln SiXty-ninth annual meeting in Sar-
atoga Springs, N. Y, Home Missionary society
Of the United States elected Gen. O. o. How
ard. q. S. A, president. -. Presbyterian gem
eral assembly, in session at Washington, found
Charles A Briggs guilty Of heresy by vote Of
1853 to ll6
June l-Presbyterian general assembly in
Washington suspended Charles Briggs from
the ministry.
June s-Marsden Bellamy. of Wilmington, N
c., elected supreme dictator OF the Knights Of
Honor, in session at Milwaukee John A Lee.
of ST. Louis elected president of the Travellers
PrOfoCflV6 session Z a. 10
June Ill c. Storrs, OF Michigan. elected
president Of conference OF charities and COR
June I4-F c Campbell. of Minneapolis,
elected most worshipful grand master Of Loyal
Orange Lodge OF America, in session At Mime
apolis.
June 3D. h Mann. OF New York. elected
right worthy grand chief of International Su-
preme Lodge OF Good Templars in session at
Dcs Moines Ia. International Typographical
union reelected, at Chicago. w. b Prescott OF
Toronto president
June l6-Gen. Horace Porter, of New York
elected president Of Sons Of the American
Revolution, in session at Chicago
Schwab, Fielden and Neebe. anarchists SEN
fenced to Joliet charged with completely in Hay
market massacre OF May 4. 1883.
June 27-Nelson A. Miles (U. S Az elected
president Of Society OF the Army Of the Poto-
mac, in session at Boston.
June 29-Annual convention of the Epworth
league met in Cleveland:
SuhS VI 'SoN'SAs NAS'SA"aN A"NSA FiOS~
nation for congress to convene in extraordin-
airy session on August7
July l+Baptist young people. at indianapolis,
reelected John H Chapman, OF Chicago presi-
dent.
July 2I-Senate Of national union in session
in Detroit Mich, elected H T. Brian. OF Wash
ington, president.
July 22-Ex-Gov George C. Perkins, OF San
Francisco, appointed United States senator to
succeed the iate Leland Stanford
Aug. 2-Siiver convention in Chicago adopted
platform declaring ag INST all legislation in
demonetizing silver and restricting coinage
thereof. also against policy Of United States
being made dependent upon policy OF any for
eign country.
Aug. both houses Of the Fifty-third con-
gross met in extraordinary session in Washing.
ton: Charles F. Crisp, Of Georgia, ele ted
speaker OF the house.
Aug. l5-National encampment of Sons Of
Veterans at Cincinnati
Aug. l7-Supreme council of American L.
gion of Honor in session in Milwaukee elected
J. M. GwinneI, OF Newark. N. j.. supreme
commander.
Aug. 24-International botanical congress, in
session in Madison. Wis, elected Prof E. L.
Greene. of University of California, president
Aug. 28-U S. senate decided by vote Of 32 to
@ that Mr.. Mantle. of Montana, and Mr.. Allen.
Of Washing ION. were not entitled 70 seats, and
that state governors have no right TO I'LL va
cancies where legislatures aCj ourn without do
ing SO. -. House OF representatives passed in