Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1895-01-05
POLITICAL. SOCIAL, RELIGIOUS AND
EDUCATIONAL.

EDUCATIONAL.
Jan 9-William Lindsay reelected U. s. SEN
ntor from kentucky .... Rival senatcs organ
ize in New Jersey
Jan: l5-Senato rejected nomination of Will
liam b Hornbower of New York, to bo asso-
ciate Justice in U, $. supreme court vice Sam
ucl Blatchford, deceased
Jan: l7-Iowa legislature elected John Il
Jan Ex-senator Walthall's tMiss.) resigra-
tion announced =, Cornelius N Bliss elected
president Of American Protective Tariff league
In session in New York
Feb. 1-Wilson tariff bill, with the income
tax feature, passed house of representatives
Feb 7-McCreary resolution condemning
Minister stevens and sustaining Hawaiian
policy of Mr.. Cleveland adopted in lower house
OF congress by vote OF l55 to 57..,.A. ]. Nc
Laurin elected U. S senator from Mississippi.
Feb s-Battleship kearsarge wrecked on
Rancoder reef in Gulf OF Mexico -. Federal
elections repeal bill signed by president.
Feb. 9-Marion Butler, of North Carolina,
elected president of National Farmers alli-
ance, in session in Topeka, Kan
Feb: l6-U. ). senate rejected nomination of
w. II. Peckham for associate justice OF su
Feb. Ex-senator Edward d White, of LouIsi-
ana nominated and confirmed as associate JUS
SeEds tiSe OF the T. SIS s supreme prem court Charles H
| League of American Wheelmen, in Sc sion at
Louisville National Woman Suffrage asso-
citation, In 10Th annual session in Washington,
| reelected Susan b. Anthony as president
Feb. - AT meeting In New York, NewSpa-
per Publishers association elected J.W Scott,
Feb. 2i.Mr Adiai Stevenson reelected
| president OF Daughters of American Revolu-
tion in session in Washington
| Feb. 2O-lnterState commerce law decided by
Judge Grosscup. Of Chicago, imperative and OF
| no value.
Mar Newton c. Blanchard appointed U. s.
| senator from Louisiana, vice Judge White re-
| signed
Mar s-Daniel Coughlin acquitted of charge
OF completely in Cronin murder In Chicago.
| Apr. 2--Patrick Walsh. of Augusta Ga ap-
| pointed to succeed the late Senator Colqutt. q.
| House of representatives seated John j. o Neil
from 81. Louis IN pace OF Charles +. Joy 49,.
City election in Spring Hill, Kan, gave all
| municipal offices to women.
Apr. 5-Massachusetts senate defeated house
| Dill for woman suffrage Gov. Tillman pro-
claimed South Carolina insurrection ut an
Apr. 14-Madellne Pollard awarded SIS 600 in
| damage suit against Congressman w. c. p.
Breckenridge, at Washington.
Apr l9-Ex-Gov j. \. Jarvis appointed us
| U. y senator to succeed the late Senator
| Vance, from North Carolina.
Apr 30-Gcn. Horace Porter reelected pres
ident OF Sons OF the Revolution in annual con-
| gress at Washington.
Muy2--Gen. Jacob Cox chosen to succeed ex-
President Harrison as commander or the Loyal
| Legion in session at Cincinnati .. Grand coun-
| Gil OF the American Protective association met
| at Des Moines, Ia.
May 5-John Patton, Jr., of Ora nd Rapids.
Mich, appointed U. s senator to succeed the
late f. b. Stockbridge.
May s1Maj. Gen; Q. o. Howard elected pres
| ident OF National Temperance society.
May lip. j. O'Connor elected president OF
National Order OF Hiberninns at Omaha -,
Mrs. Charles Henrotin, OF Chicago elected
| president of General Federation OF Women S
| clubs ut Philadelphia.
May 14-Don Cafery reelected to the U. s.
| senate from Louisiana
May 22-Pan-Americnn Bimetallic associa-
| tion, representing United States. South and
Central America and Mexico, met in Washing
ton.
May 23-Gov. Northen. OF Georgia, elected
president of American Baptist Educational So
| cicty In session ut Saratoga. NJ Y.
| Nav 2D-AmeriCAl Congress- Of.T iharnl
glous Societies organized in Chicago, with Rev
! H. w. Thomas as president
| June S-Robert Bonner, OF New York. re-
elected president of Scotch-Irish society u.
June ii~c. W Hazard, of Monongahela. Pa.
chosen regent by supreme council OF the Royal
Arcanum.
june l2-Ex-Gov. George p. wetmore elect.
ed by Rhode Island legislature to u. =. senate
June 13-A. G.. Loring OF Minnesota, eloctod
president OF National Association OF Millers. at
June Gloon A. S. Webb, OF New York
elected president of the Army OF the Potomac
ut Concord, N. IL
president OF Commercial Travellers Protective
association at Milwaukee.
June CIV. w. Trace. OF Illinois. elected
president OF National Republican league, u
July a-TarIft bin passed tho senate q
amended by vote OF 81 to 30. Prendergast
and sentenced to be executed :. >. Midwlnto
fair ut San Francisco closed total attendano,
SINCE OpbulIB. S,l4U
July o-Albert A. Stanley, OF Ann Arbor
Mich. elected president OF the music teachers
national convention in New York.
July 7-Bi.l allowing Utah statehood signet
- Aug, S~Rey. j. M. Cleary. of Minneapolis
elected president of Catholic Total Abstlnenc,
union at st. Paul
Aug. s-Republic OF Hawaii formally recog
nized by tho United States.
Aug. l3--House OF representatives agreed u
tho Wilson tariff bill as amended by the senate
| Aug. 23-Col. William u. Dundy, OF Ohio
elected commander In chicfof Sons OF Veterans
ut Davenport, Ia.
Aug 27-Tariff bill became law withou
presidents signature.
Aug. e8-Both houses OF congress adjourne,
sine die.
Sep 4-Urbnn A Woodbury. rep) elected
governor OF Vermont by 10000 majority.
Sep l0-H u. Cleaves reelected governor o
Maipe by 81 900 majority.
Sep 13-Col Thomas Lawler, OF Rock
ford ILL.,. elected commander In chief OF G. A
r. Mt Pittsburgh .... Daughters OF Veteran
elected Mrs Ellen M Walker, OF Worcester
Mass as president. .... Woman's Relief Corps
auxiliary TO q. A Il, elected Mrs. Emma Il
Wallace, OF Chicago, rs president.
Sep l8-John w. Stcbbins, OF Maryland
elected grand sire OF sovereign grand lodg
OF odd fellows at Chattanooga, Tenn.
Sep. l9-lfrank- +. Sargent elected gran
! master OF Brotherhood OF Locomotive Engi
neers, ut Harrisburg.
a Sep. 2l-C. IL. Blnkely, OF Chicago, electe
president of the United Typothet@. ut Philn
a SIn 22-VIlliam @. Owens declared tn