Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-09-04
onaND AMY oPFIrnns.
Nor ciarhsan OF omaha Nominated
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lor ciarhsen OF omaha Nominated
e.mmsaars-is.
IIhr PAUL, Sep'. s.--when comma.
tipns were declared IN ordor IN the
lstHud Army oncampmeni this morn
los, ID. ID. Ballou of Providence, II. l.;
Mbiof lnnlisus S.CIatks1n of Omahn,
NsD.; Il. Il. Hobton OF Kentucky, no.
&. Liaihan Of Rode Islaad a1d Rbar
Aumirnl Mendo were placed In MONT.
nation for oommsndof.ln.uhiei.
Seconds Tor the nomination OF
C,ETkson came from al over the hall.
Admiral Meade Withdrew his own
name. IL coon became evident that
Clarhton would win. All tho other
names were Withdrawn anu no was
nominated by acclamauop.
Major Ciafksln acknowledged the
honor conferred IA an eloquent sptcon.
Gcnsral J. II. Mullon Of Minnesota
was elected senior vice commhndot-
in.chie, having been designated Tor
that honor by the department OF Min
nofols, In accordance with the custom
Of giving that position 10 tho state
holding the enoampmnnt.
OMAHA, Nsb., Sept. i.-ThAddeus
Stevens Clafhfou was born ut Gutfyf-
burg, Pa, In 1880. flo was educated
three miles from tho gfost battlefield
Anlislam. lie enlisted April 10, 1881,
within two hours after tho appearance
OF President Lincoln's call fJr 20, 900
mon for three month";; served under
General Grant ut Cairo, and made n
brilliant war RECORD, participating In
nearly all tue battles In Arkansas un.
der Generals Davidson anu Steel.
4 A.. a. 4. IA A.
the late Bishop ClarkaOu, In 1866. He
WINS postmaster Of Omaha under Pfosi.
dent Harrison.
Major Garrison was on this executive
committee OF the national csunoil OF
administration Of tho q. A. II. three
consecutive year,, was elected DEPART
ment commander OF Nebraska by &C.
clamAtlon In 1890, aud has also been
commander OF tue Loyal legion Of
Nebraska.
For junior vice committeeman lief
this names Of Albert Seolea, Georgia,
aud Charles w. Buckley, Alabama,
were presented. Tno ballot resulted.
Buckley, $50; Sholrs8il.
For SURGEON general, A. Il. Johnson
OF thu department Of the Potomac was
elected over Charles Il. Boynton, In
diana.
Illinois had candidate for chaplain
in.ohiei In Rev. Il, n. Bunner Of
Chicago, but Rev. Mark ID. Taylor Of
Massachusetts, was elected.
The council Of administration, noml.
mated by various states anu approved
today by the encampment, 10 M fol-
lowe; Alabama, NJ. ID. Wichershani,
Mobile; hrizon0, j. W. Darlington,
Yuma; Arkansas, II. n. Hutchinson,
De VIII; California aud Nevada, n. X.
StabeleT, San FtAnoisoo; Colorado aud
Wyoming, Ill. Carr, Longmont, Col;
Connecticut, j. NJ. Wilsey, Hartford;
Delawaie, j. w. WorAll, Pleasant
Hil'; Florida, r. 3. Wilmarlh, Jack
sonNille; Georgia, Ira NJ. Mallory,
Fitzgerald; ldahU, w. III. Barton,
Moscow; Illinois, ThOmas w. Scott,
Fairfield; Indiana, w. II. Armstrong,
Indianapolis; lows, Leeman L.Newell,
DEBORAH; kansas. w. IL. smith,
Marysville; Kentucky, CIV. Erdman,
Louievile; Louisiana aud Mississippi,
A. q, Alerno, New Orleans; Maine,
u. r.. Sargent, Portland; Maryland,
N. a. Bryan, Baltimore; MassRohu-
gettr, II. NJ. Lsomip, h0lyoke; Michi.
gan, IL. ID. DiE, BeTrien springs;
Missouri, Albert steTriti, 81. Louis;
Minnesota, Albert 5cheenler, st. Paul;
Montana, Charles 5prAgue, Boseman;
Nebraska, A. Fray nor, Omaha;
Few Hampshire, d. Proctor, Wilton;
New Jersey, J. j. Keuts, Trenton;
New Mexico; II. q. Cramptoni Santa
Fsi New York, Charles a. shaw,