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The Abilene Reflector

Location

Abilene, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1884

Page

2

Congress Debates Utah Pension and Wallace McKinley Fight

The week in Congress features debate over the Utah bill and Mexican pension measures. Wallace–McKinley contest resolution ends with Wallace seated after a party line vote, while the House passes an agricultural relief bill and tariff-related measures. Washington notes report party negotiations for adjournment and resignations.

Plumb Committee On Public Atlantic & Pacific Senate Hoar Morey Wallace McKinley Majonry Belford Frederickeburg Ingalls Fellowsone Park House Dibrell Williams and White Minnesota Bilis Mississippi Wallace-McKinley Abe Houte McKiniey Yeas WA Mays Cemees Adpecan

Kansas State News Highlights From Local Dispatches

A Kansas State news roundup reports a man killed by a horse kick at about age 55, and Levi Stow’s suicide by strychnine at Galena. It covers a Saline County attorneyship contest injunction, railroad disputes over grain overcharges, a Topeka train incident with arrests, and state officials returning from New York. Also noted are a new Presbyterian church cornerstone, Parsons bank fraud trial, Leavenworth orphan finances, tariff talks, a home entry theft in Salt Creek Valley, a Topeka hospital opening, Island Park plans, state paper bids, and civic celebrations for Lawrence founder Amos Lawrence alongside a McPherson hotel opening.

Jordan Levi Stow Galena House Galena J.H. Brown Wyandotte Saline County Washington Justice Miller Joseph Moore Miller Sheeney Levi Atchison Topeka Jackson Topekka Grick Smith New York Labette County Oswad Tax Leavenworth Orphan Asylin Uhe Sata Pe Robinson Sirlicitor McCrary Union Pacific Giles Henderson Found Prairie Salt, Creek Valley Leavenworth County Giles William Henderson Downs Lewis Hanback Herron and Dixon Kansas Fitz John Porter Arthur Hanback Tur Shawnee County Tur Atchison Hospital Santa Fe Valley Falls Tur Island Park Association of Island No. 5 Kansas River Martin Sickinger Carl Wartenberger Adolph Schuele Joseph Jost, Jr G. G. Graves Tite Issa C. R. Williamson St Louis Gam Brothers & Co Chicago Kanssas C. C. Berke Suneway Hannibal Ter Bisband Sastvns Kansas City Armourdale Amos IL Lawrence Lawrence University At Osborne Brazil McPherson

Democrats convene in Topeka choose delegates to national convention

The Kansas Democratic state convention at Topeka chose Governor Glick to head the delegation with Fenlow Perry and Madson as delegates at large. Officers were elected, and districts named their Chicago convention delegates and alternates. At large delegates later chosen by acclamation included Fenton Perry and others. The session adjourned sine die after formal resolutions.

Glick Fenlow Perry Madson Chicago H. Miles Moore John T. Burris Johnson County Thomas S. Jones Hamilton County C. C. Black Winfeld Leavenworth Jones BD. J. van Meter Ford County W. H. Hamilton Chase County Committee On Rules and Order of C. C. Barnes Atchison Ed Carroll Janes Graham Pottawatomile County W. C. Butts Jefferson County B. J. Sheridan Paola W. Jones Join A. Smith Devi Lane Wyandotte C c. Black Cowley County Angell Mathewson Labette County M. McEmery Montgomery County Mannin Elk County John Milehan Topecka Harry EB. Norton Joseph E. Kraemer Toaniloh W. Stone Ars William Hendrix Elliott Kiley County Joli Schuyler Elis County J. H. Shaffer Jewell County Ed. M. Harris Lincoln J. Webb Bertram Decatur County C. F. Dickenbeker Burton County W. F. Pettillon Ford J. W. South G. Wick J. E. Riggs Want Thomas I Fenion Leland Hudson Waterson Spivey Scheble Trumble Young Foster Fenlon W. C. Perry Matthewson Mr. Hudson Hindson Jfadson Messrs Watterson Joseph E. Riggs Lawrence W. H. Coe Doniphan C. Beason Sumner County F. W. Frasius Cloud County John Foster Saline County Frasius N. Beason

National Greenback Convention at Indianapolis Nominates Weaver

The National Greenback Convention met in Indianapolis on May 28 to organize and nominate candidates. General John B. Weaver was elected chairman with a state vice president roster and secretaries from several states. The platform urged greenback monetary reform, anti-monopoly policies, land and railroad reform, a graduated income tax, labor protections, tariff critique, and constitutional amendments on suffrage and pensions. Butler was named presidential nominee and A. M. West vice president.

Pittsburgh Monongabala City Gxroxox Movstroor Boston Joseph Mountfoot Pagstpent Warrr Cornell University Ithaca Chicago Hiram Sibley University Indianapolis B. F. Butler A. M. West Mississippi Reading Turkey West Shore New Jersey Shecet Bros. Book and Gents Greenburg Katie Mevixorn Baltimore Ince & Manone Petersburg Mahone West Bay Pear Galveston Hot Springs Ark Greenback Hutier John B. Weaver Towa C. F. Davis C. F. J. Doody New York S. C. Post Ilinois J. W. North W. P. Innis Michigan George B. Hutchinson Massachusetts Sprague Rhode Wresoteet Supreme Court Congress Conriet Severith United States West South

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