The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-01-01

ZION announced 80. Cornelius N Bliss elected
president Of American Protective Tariff league
La session in New York
Feb. i-Wilson tsrif bin. 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 LIS to 57.-.-A J. Nc
Laurin elected g. s senator from Mississippi
Feb tBastieship kearsarse wrecked on
Rancoder reef in Gulf OF Mexico. Federal
elections repeal bill signed By president
Feb a-Marion Butler. Of North Carolina,
elected president Of National Farmers allt-
ance. In session IN Topeka. Kan
Feb: I6.U; s. senate rejected nomination Of
W. h. Peckhsm for associate justice Of su-
prene court
Feb. Ex-senator Edward D. White. Of LOUISE
ana. nominated and confirmed as associate jus
tice Of the Z. S: supreme ourt....Charles II.
Luscomb. Of New York. elected president Of
League OF American Wheelmen. In session az
Louisvilie; National Woman Suffrage assoc
citation. in 10th annual session in Washington,
reelected Susan B Anthony as president
Feb Sat meeting in New York. Newspa-
per Publishers association elected J. w. Scott.
Feb. A. Mrs Adlai Stevenson reelected
president Of Daughters Of American Revolu-
ton. in session IN Washington
Feb. 26-Intersrate cornm erce law decided hv
Judge Grosscup, Of Chicago. imperative and Of
10 value
Mar Newton Blanchard appointed @. S.
senator fron Louisiana, vice Judge White re-
Mar. s-Dan;el Coughlin acquitted Of charge
OF completely in Cronin murder In Chicago.
Apr. 2-Pstriek Walsh. OF Augusta Ca m.
pointed 70 succeed the late Senator ColQuitt.
House Of representatives seated John J. O'Neil
from st. Louis In place OF Charles =. JOY
City election IN Spring Hill, Kan. gave al
municipal offices TO women
/ Ape 4-Enort to pass setgniorage over pres.
ident's veto failed In the house by a vote Of ne
member Of congress In favor Of Mr.. EnSIiss
(dem-)-
Apr. 6Massachusests senate defeated houss
Dill Tor woman suffrage. GOV Tillnan pro-
end.
Apr. i4-Madeline Pollard awarded $4,000 In
Damage suit against Congressman W. c. p.
Breckenridge, at Washington.
Apr. lg-Ex-Gov. j. 7. Jarvis appointed as
q. ;. senator to succeed the late Senator
Vance, from North Carolina.
Apr. 3Q-Gen. Horace Porter reelected pres.
1dent OF Sons Of the Revolution in annual con.
lgress at Washington.
May 2--Gen jacob Cox chosen to succeed ex.
President Harrison as commander OF the Loyal
Legion in session ct Cincinnati - Grand couu.
Gil Of the American Protective association me,
at Des Moines, Ia.
May s-John Patton. IT.. Of Grand Rapids,
Mich, appointed U. s senator TO succeed the
late F. B. Stockbridge.
May s-Maj Gen. o. o. Howard elected pres.
ident Of National Temperance society.
May lip. j. OConnor elected president OF
National Order OF Hibernians at Omshs
Mrs. Charles Henrotin. OF Chicago, elected
president OF General Federation OF Womens
May l4-Don Ca1ery reelected to tho o. s
senate from Louisiana
May 22-Pan-American Bimetallic associa.
Central America and Mexico. met In Washing
ton.
May 23-Gov. Northen. Of Georgia, elected
president OF American Baptist Educational so.
cie:y in session at Saratoga. N Y.
May 2oAmeric2n Congress OF Liberal Reli. |
gtons Societies organized in Chicago. with Rev. |
II. w. Thomas as president
June s-Robert Bonner. Of New York re- !
elected president OF Scotch-Irish society 81
Des Moines. Ia.
June lie. W. Hazard Of Monongahela. Pa. !
chosen regent by supreme council OF the Royal 4
Arcanum.
June l2-Ex-Gov George p wetmore elect.
ed by Rhode Island legislature to U. S. senate
June ia. c. Lorirg. Of Minnesota elected
Chicago.
juno s1-Gen A 8 Webb, Of New York !
elected president of the Army OF the Potomac
at Concord, u. IL
June 22-John A. Lee OF St Louis. elected
president Of Commercial Travellers Protective
so. At MilT T1,Ss r,,,o,s
president Of National Republican league. ri
Denver.
July sLTariI bill passed the senate q,
murderer Of Carter Il Harrison. found sans
and sentenced to be executed 80. MidwiuteI
fair at San Francisco closed; total attendance
IL
July 5-Aibert A. Stanley o. Ann Aroori
Mich, elected president OF the music teachers
national convention in New York.
July 17-Bil allowing Utah statehood signed
Aug. SRev. j. n Ceary. of Minneapolis
elected president OF Catholic Total Abstinence
union at ST. Paul
Aug. S-Republic OF Hawaii formally recoR.
aiZed by the United States.
Aug. l3-House OF representatives agreed to
he Wilson tariff bill as amended by the senate
Nj
elected commander in chief OF Sons Of Veterans
Aug 27-Tarin bill became Q law without
Aug 2s-Both houses Of congress adjourned
Iine die.
Sep 4-Urban A Woodbury. (rep) elected
'overnor Of Vermont by $4,000 majority.
Sep. l0-H b. Cleaves reelected governor OF
Maine by 81 600 majority.
Sep. l3-CoL Thomas G LAWYER. Of Rock.
ord. III; elected commander in chief OF @. A
elected Mrs. Ellen NJ Naiker. OF Worcester,
dass es president. -. Wonan's Relief Corps,
uxiliary 70 g. A r. elected Mrs Emma K
Wallace, OF Chicago. as president.
Sep is-John w. Stebbins. Of Maryland,
Elected grand sire Of sovereign grand lodge
i odd fellows at Chattanooga. Tenn
Master Of Brotherhood Of Locomotive Epgi.
eers, at Harrisburg.
Sep PIC n Blahely. Of Chicago. elected
resident Of the United Typothete. 1t Phila-
slpbia-
Sep civilian C. Owens declared the
emocratic nominee for congress from Ash d
md tky.) district
Sep s5-Charles Owens. Of New York elect
president Of United Brotherhood Of Car
enters and Joiners. at Indianapolis
Oct. ESociety of the Army OF the Tennessee
ected Gen Granville M. Dodge. Of Iowa. in
llral session at Council Bluffs. Ia.
Oct Grand United Order of ODD Fellows.
Of Philadelphia, grand master
Oct III. j. Shortall, Of Chicago. reelccted ,
resident OF American Humane society. in scs- =
on at Evansville, Ind. J. j. p. Odeil. OF Chi
.go, elected president Of American Bankers =
ISOLATION. in session a. Baltimore.
Nov 6-Election returns gave repu bl,can ma
rites IN New York. New Jersey. Connecti- !
lit. Massachusetts,, New Hampshire, Rhode
land. Delaware. Pennsylvania. North Dsko- I
, South Dakota. California. Minnesota, {
iio. Michigan. Wisconsin. Missouri. Kansas. !
est Virginia. Washington, Idaho, Montana, I
Wa Nebraska elected fusion tpop- -dern)
vernon; Mississippi. South Carolina, Ken I
cky. Texas. Florida Alabama, Louisiana 4
"a Georgia went democratic. Woman suf- !,
age amendment defeated in Kansas By Bills
Nov. s-Gen. Russell A. Aiger. Of Detroit. :
ich., elected In Pittsburgh president Of the
,tiOnsl Wait association r
Nov. 9-Brig. Gen MeCcok appointed major r
neral In U. ). army 70 succeed Cen Howard. I;
tired i
Nov iLCotton growers organized at Mont =
merry. Ala; national association for psotec- :
"a OF their interests Il
Nov 2o-Frsrces z willard reelected presf- r
Mt OF National Woraus Christian Ten per-
ce union in slst annual session in Cleveland. Q
james P Sovereign reelected general a
ister workman Of knights Of Labor In ses- !.
n at New Orleans.
Vov. 27-Joh1 T. Morgan tder-) reelected 20 q
8. senate fror, Alabama. =
Dec s-Nsrioral conference for good city Il
net 90 Minneapolis. i
Dec. ll-Loyer house Of congress passed :,
y suenfing the interstate commerce act 70 :
rrnit Of railroad pooling oy vote Of 100 60 10 :
Chief Justicc Dale. OF the supreme court Of =
lshona- decided co.ored chiidrea must Be -
owed 10 attend white schools -. tx Cor. r