The Coconino weekly sun., 1894-01-04

(rep) from Minnesota, David Turpie (dem.) from Indiana, and Matthew $. Quay Tep) from Pennsylvania
 Jan. 2I- William M Stewart reelected U. S. senator from Nevada, Roger e Mills reelected from Texas, Messrs Faulkner and Camden chosen from West Virginia
 Jan. 25-Jamcs Smith chosen U. $. senator from New Jersey John Martin (pop) elect ed U, $. senator by Kansas legislature
 Jan 2T-J. L. Mitchell elected U. $. senator from Wisconsin.
 Feb. 2-Howell E. Jackson nominated by the president to i'll vacancy on supreme bench left by L. c. c. Lamar, deceased.
 Feb S--National live stock exchange in an. nual session in Omaha
 Feb 4-Hawaiian commissioners state their case 10 Secretary Foster, expressing desire Tor annexation
 Feb 6-Judge Allen elected U. s. senator from Nebraska
 Feb. 9-U. $. senate decided rot to repeal Sherman silver law.
 Feb. I4-Mr. Cleveland announced for his cabinet the following names: Walter Q Gresh- am (Ill), secretary of state: John G. Carlisle (Ky.), secretary of the treasury; Daniel S La mont (N. Y.), secretary of war: Wilson 5. Bis. sell tN Y), postmaster general ;;. Juage WI liam Lindsay succeeded J. C. ClrilsIe ln U. D. senate from Kentucky.
 Feb. I5-At Topeka, Kan, republican house, barred out by armed popuists from hall or rep resentatives, took forcible possession Militia called out by Gov Lewellng... Hoke smith, of Georgia, announced as secretary of the inte- rior iI MT Clevelan0's cabinet.
 Feb lG-GoT LeTelling, at Topeka, Kan, gave republicans possession Of legislative hall, and withdrew militia and deputy marshals, thus afording temporary settlement or difncul- ty until deciGed by the courts.
 Feb. lT-Arlerican 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 MT. Cleveland's
 Feb. 20-wnliam N Roach CdemJ j. of Grand Forks, elected U, $. senator from North Dakota.
 Feb. 22-Hilary A Herbert of Alabama, chosen as secretary Of the navy, and Richard Olney, Of Boston, for attorney general.
 Feb. 23-A. c. Beckw.th appoil. d by Gov. Osborne. Of Wyoming, as U $. senator, for next two years
 president of the Daughters Of the Revolution in session in Washington
 Feb 25-Karsas supreme court decided re- publican house to be the legal house of repre- sentaiives of the state
 Feb 28-Gov Mitchell appointed Samuel Pas COG to act as U. s senator from Florida.
 Mar. 4-Vice President Morton declared the senate adjourned. then Vice President Steven son took oath of oIice; Speaker Crisp also de- clured the house of representatives adjourned. ... Grover Cleveland nauguratcd as twenty fourth president of the United States. Lee Mantle (rep.), of Butte. appointed U. 5. sena- tor from Montana by Coy. Richards.
 liar. Ex-Governor Of Washington appointed John D. Allen to succeed himself in U. $. sen. ate
 Mar. 22--Mr Manderson resigned position of president pro tcm of U $. senate, and Mir.
 
 Apr. 3-Jamcs II. Egl;els Ill) nominated by president to be comptroller Of the currency.
 Apr. 4-Carter Harrison Cdem) elected mayor Of Chicago with ls,OD plurality.
 Apr. G-DCdicltton ceremonies of the great Mormon temple at Salt Lake City begun
 Apr l5-Extr4ordlnlry session of U. $. sen. ate adj burned sine die.
 Apr l9-Samucl Pascoe elected U. 5. senator from Florida 10 succeed himself
 Apr. 26-Carl SchUrZ elected at New York president of National Civil Service Reform league.
 May 4-Rev William Lawrence. of Boston, chosen bishop of Massac husetts to succeed late
 May IO-National convention of Republican League clubs met at Louisville Ky SC. G. x. Pierce, of Dayton, O., elected president Of the Young Mems Christian association in thirtieth interna :ional convention at Indianapolis .... President appointed James A. Blount, of Georgia, minister to Hawaii
 May lj-U s. supreme court declared Geary Chinese exclusion act constitutional
 May l0-John A. CocSerell, of New York, elected president of press clubs in convention at St Paul
 May 2l-Waltcr Williams. Of Columbia. Mo, elected president Of the National Editorial as- sociatiOn at Chicago
 May SO-E. Nelson Blake, of Massachusetts, elected president of Baptist Home Missionary society. in session at DCuveE
 May Sl-ln siXty-ninth annual meeting in Sar atoga Springs, \. r., Home Missionary society of the United States elected Gen. O. O. How ard, U. $. A, president. ... Presbyterian gen e-al assembly, in session at Washington, found Sharles A Briggs guilty of heresy by vote Of 3s3 to ll6.
 June I-Presbyterian general assembly in Washington suspended Charles A Briggs from the ministry.
 June s-Marsden Bellamy, of Wilmington, N. C., elected supreme dictator of the Knights of Honor, in session at Milwaukee SC. John A Lee, of SL Louis, elected president of the Travellers Protective association in session at Peoria, Ill.
 June ll-L C. StOrrS, Of Michigan, elected president Of conference of charities and cor recttons. in Chicago.
 June H-F. c. Campbell of Minneapolis, elected most worshipful grand master of Loyal Orange Lodge of America, in session at Minne- apOiS.
 June l5-D II Mann Of New York, elected right worthy grand chief of International Su. preme Lodge Of Good Templars in session at Des MoineS Ia .... International Typographical union reelected, at Chicago, w. B Prescott, of Toronto president
 June lc-Gen. Horace Porter of New York elected president of Sons of the American Revolution, ia session at Chicago
 Jane 2S-GOv. Altgeld, of Illinois. pardoned Sehwab, Fielden and Neebe, anarchists sen fenced to Joliet charged with complicity in Hay market massacre of May 4. l8S6
 June 27-Nelson A Miles (U. s Al elected president of Society of the Army Of the Poto- mac, in session at Boston.
 June 29-Annual convention ot the Epworth league met in Cleveland
 June SO-President Cleveland issued procla- nation for congress to convene in extraordin ary session on AugustI
 July l4-Baptist young people, at Indianapolis reelected John IL Chapman, of Chicago presi- dent.
 July 2l-Scnate of national union in session in Detroit Mich, elected H. I. Brian, of Wash ington, president.
 July 22-Ex-Gov George c. Perkins, of San Francisco, appointed United States senator to succeed the late Leland Stanford
 Aug. 2-Sllyer convention in Chicago adopted platform declaring against all legislatiOn in dcmonctizin2 silver and restricting coinage thereof also against policy of United States being made dependent upon policy of any for. eign country.
 Aug. 7-Both houses of the Flfty-thiri 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. E-Supreme council of American I,e. glon Of Honor in session in Milwaukee elected J. M. Gwinnel, of Newark, N J., supreme commander.
 Aug. 2i-tnternational botanical congress, in session Tn Mldison, Wis, elected Prof E. L. dreene, or University of California. president oo Aug. 2S-U $. senate decided by vote of g to ~ that MT. Mantle, of Montana, and Mir Allen. or Nashlng'on, were Eot entitled to seafs and that state governors have no right 10 fiji va Sahcles where legislatures aci ciourn without do- ing so. House of representatives passed in IaVor ol luncondiuonal repeal of silver purchase clause ot sherman bill by vote of 240 to lI0
 sep Judge Thomas Cooley, of Michigan. elected president Of American Bar association in session at Milwaukee,
 sep. l4-B. F. Jacobs, of Chicago elected n in fnr st1,,,