The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1894-01-05

Jan. Is-F NJ cockrel tdem.y elected 2 s
trep) from Minnesota. David Turpie tdern-l |
from Indiana, and Matthew S OdaJ ttep)
Jan siMWiliiam M Stewart reelected o. S.
senator from Nevada Roger g Mills sd rssiee5ed d
chosen from West Virginia
Jan e5-Ja-ncs Smith ehssen q S. senator
ed o. S senator by Kansas Legislature -.
Jan Ell l.. Mitchell elected U . senator
from Wisconsin.
Feb a-Howell E jackson nominal ted by the
president to fill vacancy on supreme bench left
tamar' ,;Ts siasS exchange in an
nual session in Omahd
Feb 4-Hawaiiap commissioners state their
case TO Secretary Foster. expressing desire LOT
Feb 6~Judge Allen elected p. s senator
Feb. 9NU. S. senate decided not to repeal
| Sherman silver law.
Feb I4-Mr Cleveland announced for his
cabinet the following names: Walter @ Gresh,
| am tIll), secretary Of state; John G: Carlisle
| U1y). secretary OF the treasury; Daniel s La
mont On: ", secretary of war: Wilson s. b,
| liam Lindsay succeeded j. g. Carlisle in u y
| senate from Kentucky.
barred out by armed populists from hall OF rep
resentatives took forciole possession Militia
| OF Georgia, announced as secretary Of the inte-
| rior la Mr. cletekinds cabinet.
Feb iSnGoy Lewelag a TSpesa; han bn
| and withdrew militia and deputy HiarshalS'
thus afrording temporary settlement OF difficult
Feb l7-American Newspaper Publishers
| Association in annual session in New York
elected James ". Scott, Of Chicago, president
....J. Sterling Morton, Of Nebraska. chosen as
secretary Of agriculture in Mr.. Cleveland's
!, Feb william, n. Roach tdem). Of Grand
Forks, elected e. S. senator from North
Feb. 22-Hilary A. Herbert of Alabama.
chosen as secretary OF the navy. and Richard
Olney Of Boston, for attorney, general
| Feb ga. c. Beckw.th appointed By Gov.
Osborne of Wyoming, as U. S. senator for
! next two years.
president Of the Daughters Of the Revolution in
session in Washington.
FEB. 23--karsas supreme court decided re-
| publican house to be the legal house OF repre-
Feb 2s-Gov. Mitchell appointed Samuel Pas
| coe to act as o. S. senator from Florida
Mar. 4-Vice President Morton declared the
| senate adjourned, then Vice President Steven
son tool. oath of ONCE; Speaker. Crisp also de-
Grover Cleveland al inauguraatesd a gas as twenty
| Mantle (rep.), Of Butte appointed U. s. Sena-
tor from Montana by Gov Richards.
Mar. lO-Governor Of Washington appointed
John B. Allen to succeed himself in u 5 SEN
Mar. 2a-Mr Manderson resigned position Of
president Fro tenn of U. S. senate, and Mr.
Harris, of Tennessee, was elected in his place
Apr. 3-James II. EclSels CIll) nominated by
president to be comptroller OF the currency.
Apr. 4ECarter Harr son (dem.) elected mayor
of Chicago with 1900 plurality
Apr. 6-Delicatton ceremonies OF the great
Mormon temple at Sal Lake City begun ..n
| Apr. 15-Extraordinary session OF U. y SEN
| ate adjourned sine die
Apr 19-Samuel Pascoe elected U. S. senator
| from Florida, to succeed himself.
Apr 25-Carl Schurz elected at New. York
president Of National Civil Service Reform
Hay 4-Rev William Lawrence Of Boston,
chosen bishop Of Massac husetts to succeed late
Phillip Brooks.
May lO-National convention OF Republican
League clubs met at Louisville, Ky &C N.
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. 8 supreme court ~ecl;.red Ge.Ty
Chinese exclusion act constitutional
MAY l3-sohn a. Coekerell. OF New York,
elected president OF press clubs In convention III
May 2i-walter Williams, Of Columbia, Mo.
elected president OF the National Editorial as
May $o-E:: Nelson Blake. Of Massachusetts,
, elected president of Baptist Home Missionary
! society. in session at Denver.
May 3l-In sixty-ninth annual meeting In Sar
, atoga Springs, n. Y, Home Missionary society
erai assembly, in ssssiop,at Wash ng1on, found
/, Charles A. Briggs guilty OF heresy BY vote o.
3S3 to l16.
June l-Presby.erian general assembly IL
Washington suspended Charles A Briggs from
June s-Marsden Bellamy. of Wilmington. N
| C., elected supreme dictator OF the knights o
/ Honor, in session at Milwaukee, John A. Lee
of ST. Louis: elected president OF the Travelers
Protective association, in session at PEORIA III
June Ill c. Storrs, Of Michigan, electes
q rections, in Chicago
June l4F. c. Campbell, Of Minneapolis
l., | elected most worshipful grand master OF Loya
: Orange Lodge of America, in session at Mime
| apoliS.
| riv a.
. | preme Lodge OF Good TemplarS IN session a
: Des Moines Ia -. International Typographica
!. | union reelected, at Chicago, w. B. Prescott
- Toronto, president
:. June 1o-Gen. Horace Porter of New Yorh
Revolution, in session at Chicago
8 June 25-Gov. Altgeld. Of Illinois. pardone
l. schwab, Fielden and Neebe, anarchists IS, ser
i market 1o n massacre - Of May 4, 1855.
June 27-Nelson A. Miles (U. S AZ electet
: president Of Society Of the Army OF the Po''
l. June 2Q-Annual convention OF the Epwort
league met in Cleveland.
g. June 30-President Cleveland issued procls
nation for congress to convene in extraordiI
q ary session on AuguSt7
July 14--Baptist young people, at indianapolis
y reelected John a Chapman, OF Chicago pres
n dent.
July 21-Scnate of national union in sessio
ington, president.
+ July 2s-Ex-Gov George C. Perkins, OF Sa
a ransis.9, ,S apPoipte,a 1nitea States senator
Aug. 2-Silver convention in Chicago adopte
n platform declaring against all legislation
dcmonetfZing silver and restricting co.nae
a thereof. also against policy OF United State
r being made dependent upon policy of any 70
eign country.
.e Aug Both houses Of the Flfty-third col
gross met in extraordinary session in Washing
le ton: Charles F. Crisp, Of Georgia. ele &c
s speaker OF the house.
Aug. 15-National encampment of Sons
of Veterans at Cincinnati
Aug. E-Supreme council OF American L
5 | gion of Honor in session in Milwaukee electe
v j. NJ. Gwinneu, Of Newark, N. j.. supreE
commander.
D. Aug 2i-Interrational botanical congress-
- session in Madison, Wis, elected Prof E
" Greene. OF University OF California. president
- Aug. 3-U. S. senate decided by vote OF 81
. % that Mr.. Mantle, of Montana, and Mr.. Allc
g OF Washing ION, were rot entitled TO seats, an
l. that state governors have Eo right to I'LL v
. cancieS whero legislatures az tourn without d
u ing So. House Of representatives passed
favor OF unconditional repeal Of silver purcha.
u clause Of Sherman bill by vote Of 2i0 to ITO.
- Sep Judge Thomas Cooley, OF Michiga
| elected president OF American Bar aSsociatio
=, | in session at Milwaukee
~ Sep. HEB F. Jacobs, Of Chicago. electt
- president at international Sunday school CO
, ventio1 at St Louis
,s Sep 6-Grand army, IN annual encarnprne,
~ at Indianapolis, elected John G.. Adams,
- Lynn, Mass, commander in chief ard decide
n, to have 81 ercampment at Pittsburgh.
Sep Tin session at Indianapolis ladies
g Grand Army Ct the Republic elected Mr.
p. dent Wornan's Relief Corps selected Sarah
y Mink. OF New York, as president Nation
:, encampment Of grand army adjourned
Sep 9-At noon President Cleveland for Il
second time became father to girl baby.
Sen lG-Ncarly 10000 persons made race 4
n 1av, fr,f f1a rtaarn n,- cfrirp