The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1896-01-10

president Of supreme Temple. siiSer
Jul. T-At Buzzard's Bay, Mass, girl baby
born to President and Mrs; Cleveland;
Denver, II &. Doughty qn) elected pr 'a.
dent Of National Educational association
Of SONS Of In ann% s,on
Jul. Sat Baltimore. j. H Chapman
qll2 reelected REesident Of 3; Z. P. {: A.:
At Denver, s. w. johnson Comm elected
president of American agricultural col-
ieges and experimental stations.
scSoo Sesat Ms en Ho
and Harvey closed after 9 days Of talk
& h@S 81 Union EMS elected
Aug: "A. Boston, W. La Rue Thomas
femplar in triennial conclave.. At De.
troit ex,Goy. Oglesby Qn;) elected presi-
ds gep Of Waif EoSsvs Ky Col
Walker Qnd) elected chief
of G. A; r, in national encampment.
Sep. lS-Cotton States and International
exposition at Atlanta opened
Sep. 22-Lieut. Peary and party reach ST.
Johns. N. F.. from Arctic exploring expedi-
Sep. AAt Chicago, organisation Of
Irish National alliance effected object. to
Sep. esEGen Nelson A. Miles succeeds
Lieut.. Gen. Schofield. as commander of U.
Oct ATexas legislature makes prize
| fighting a felony. ~. S. Protestant Episco-
pal church in s6th trienniai convention.
| master General Wanamaker elected p-ssi-
dent OF American Sabbath School assoc.-
Oct Tat Atlanta, E. H. Pullen elected
president Of American Bankers associa-
Oct 1S-At Buffalo, N. Y, Col. G. G..
James lO) elected national commander Of
Union Veterans league. AT Atlanta, con-
vention of Society Of Daughters of Ameri-
Oct. Cat Baltimore. Frances Willard
| reelected president of w. c. T. U.
Oct AT Washington. Senator Hoar
| Unitarian churches. AT Detroit, Merrill
| E. Gates (Mass.) elected president Of
American Missionary association.
| Nov. SELECTION results in various states
plurality Getty of New York going demo-
haige irep.J. 5000 plurality: New Jersey Jersey
Pennsylvania. REPUBLICAN,. 174.442;; OHIO.
Iowa. F. NJ. Drake trep.) for governor. "a,
1853; Maryland, Lloyd Landers (rep.) for gov
rep for eoveTnor Il Fs
publican. 10000: Kansas. republican, 81, 900;
Utah, for statehood and H. NJ. Wells (repl.
S5 Virginia. s IT,
va Ssg syEs
| Marlborough.
| Nov. TAT Oberlin, O., national conven-
ton Of nonpartisan w. c. T. U. elected Mrs.
ham (o.) rejected national master Of
Grange Patrons Of Husbandry.
Nov. 21-E. v: Debs "a. r. U. president).
released after months confinement from
Woodstock Qll) Jail.
Dec. Sat Minneapolis, temperance con-
| gress designed to embrace all temperance
3rganizations In the countryG organized
nominated by president for associate JUS
| tice of U. s. supreme court.
Dec. @Senate confirmed nomination Of
Rufus H. Peckham IN. " to be associate
| Dec. 10-Republican national committee,
| in session at Washington, decided conven-
| ton would meet in ST. Louis, June &c, 1896.
William. 9. Bradley. LIST republican
Dec. 13-Carl Schurz IN. W reelected
| president of National Service Reform
| league, at Washington.
| Dec. 1+Samuel Gompers elected presi-
| dent of American Federation of Labor in
| session at New York.
Dec. 17-President Cleveland sends to
| congress message on Venezuelan boundary
question, making public the corTespon-
validity of Monroe doctrine.
Dec. 1S-House of representatives passes
bill appropriating 100000 for expenses OF
commission to examine into Englands
| C1ended in special message.
| Dec. 0-Senate unanimously passes house
bill appropriating 500. 900 for Venezuelan
boundary commission. President sends
congress specialmessage on financial situa'
Dec. 22-President signs Venezuelan COM
mission resolution.
Dec. 26-House of representatives passed
,or relief Of treasury ard be- in operation
~ years. T.