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MUSICAL NOTES.

Paul dc Janko. TIE pianist and inventor OF inc
Janko keyboard" Is expected to arrive from Europe
this week Ills invention has created great senss-
ton In Europe; Of the most eminent P'anis's
have predicted that it will revoutcnizc the art OF
pianOfOrtc playing. Arrangements have hech com
pleted for MI iankos inaugural ,"ccrt TO take place
In Chickerins Hall on Friday evening. ocfobcr "a.
xnver ScharwenkA. the pianist and composer. VIII
begin his American tour In New York In January
under the management Of John Lavinc At the first
concerts selections will ne given from Herr Schar-
wenka's new opera, "Mataswntha." with fun chorus
and orchestra. together with wcllnown HoiS's;
70 followed by "A series Of pianofoic rcchaiS III NC"
York and other principal fitieS
The MacLcnnan ROYAL Edinburgh Concert Company
has begun It's In this country. and mas p'ch ~
ceived with much favor. Th. conpIv la; gvca si"c'i
performances from time To- time bci"rr the Nils vi '
Eeleans. the shah Of Persia. the Crown lr"'c VI
sweden the Duke and Duchess II Athoi" ,I I"e,,, u,
Caruo aud suite the Marquis Of Iorne the Nar'lni' "i
ErcaalI anc the Governor Of canada. Andre"
Carncgic. the Lord Mayor Of London ana tie ho'"
Mayer Of Dublin.
Wadcnar Aus der Ohe O Young artist and brothcr
Of the we'll known pianist. Miss Adele Aus def "h".
has received the first prize at the Royal Academy Vi
Arts Berlin. for his painting. "Picta'
The New. York Chorus society will hold lis first 70
hcar<a on Wednesday evening at Christian Association
Hail. Twenty .thirt 4. and Fourth ave. SULLIVAN
"G0dcn Legend" viii he Tie first work taken up 10,
study Aprc;n; for The rhI pc w, 'S s,enWay
Hall from 10 Il. m. TO p. IN
Theodore Rclchmann has inst returned from INC
West where H. gave number Of song re"i'als IND
assisted the upcnin: concert 81 the '"rnaf'a iu
in Chicago. This week he win sing With the Boston
symphony Orchestra In lo.on. PROVIDENCE ana some
other Now England cities.
Miss Clcmeniiuc dc We're. who made SUCCESS ut the
Worcester festival last MONTH has been Engaged "s IN"
leading prlma donna at the Taunton Mn''dl Festival
rhe will also w. the sU.O.i III the first concert OF the
BROOKLYN and the Soculd concert Of the New ORR
III llarIOic "l.c' and + engaged Tor nuihor oi
Theodore Thomas's SUNDAY net concerts Al the LenoN
iyCcum.
Miss Dora Vah>la l"'%"r. who Va, heard som"
yeers ago la. been Surviving with Prof Joachim
for the lat few She PLAYED In the Icrli!
Philharmonic concert lat spi1G. and II" d"f VIII pc
heard IN 81 the IMPORTANT concerts h'rr III 'h
VI IL"
Adele Aus der che Will play = NUM- ~ r''cIfals II,
the West Chlct&.p and -,n" Nhl!laU town aid VII
then directly depart for fian'l,ro whcr h,'
sca-On begins on November II
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could be extended to all who in need The board
of directors increased from twelve 10 fifteen MEM
bers. and the number necessary for . quorum At
meetings reduced from twenty to ten IS the ex'
percnce OF the society has been that business has
often boen impeded through difficulty in getting TO-
gether quorum.
1t was resolved that in order to improve the nnsn-
ctAl condition Of the organization associate members
be admitted at 80 year in dues. Tho association
ct present has IA members, and 1t felt that there
was considerable room for an increase In this number.
Seven new members OF the board OF directors were
elected four to take the place Of those who had re-
signed and three to increase the number from twelve
to fifteen The directors elected arc Carl Schurz,
Edward Uhl, William Keuffel, Antonio Knauth, A. J..
Dittenhoefer f. Kroeber and II. c. Kudlich.
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\ GROWING CLUB IHDORsr:S TIE TICKET.

Tie T. S Grant Club .. the XNlIlth Assembly
DIetrc, held rLusiug meeting ltt night to ihd0ffe
the n,nlnces OF the K"puhican Comfy Convention
a:I On. work OF the president II Ia" club. l:ernarh
H,clln In the conference committee. Spoec he's were
uudc bv lhading Numbers Of the organization VINO
pledged the district /" give II" peoples eaho'oa"
jnval .npport. After the speechcN an Immigrant III
suector william H. Grogsil, one Of the most active
ra1y leader, in the district. gav" 10 the club hney
executed and handsomely framed cravon portrait m
Secretary Window. The club has been growing so
,a;,d.y II late that the Executive COMMITTEE" fnn ~
NOR" room. ara now inc Wsiiuta
occ,pr, The ci;iic building at No 80 East T!hrty
ff.I. l..
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NOMINATED FOR CONGRESS.

Rsad!na P,nn. oct. ll.-At meeting herr th''
afternoon Of the pcnoo ratio Conerces confcrrcs OF
Bt.rks and I..high counties. Congressman lruhhM Was
formally rcil oIninatod IN This. the 1Xth District
Srw.Orlcan. oct IL" The Times Democrats on
Iabora J. r.. dispatl h. say, "TAe Democratic Terri
trll ConCrse Convention In Norman did not adjourn
until after O'Clock yesterday uo'line. 1t WAS mar
nouio,s throughout. Colonel J. q. Mccoy 81 ElTii"
t,hcr Of livestock for tho Indian Territory "N
nrnIrat.-i on The jiith ballot for R"atr I" '"itN'H
for inc lD,c ala Assembly man Matthews. or PaN!c
Counfy ~, Tn" nr-t BALLOT, for the >h"ri term.
Greenfield. Mas. oct. LITE Pr"hibiton>N'S Z"
tbc MIN i,.t.!ct TO-DAY nom mated Henry I. smith
# " II am.Lurg. FOR Congress.
No-t,n oct, 1.-the Democrats 4 tic lld District
- Aav dominated In .hrod W. Morse Of sharon. fl
Congress.
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WORK ny THE CONGRESS COMMITTEE.

jane :. ClhrktDn. CT Flr-i A'S!ftAht T"'mO"T
General was IN the city YESTERDAY on business zap.
He had with hin II the pIrrrs being sent N'
by r.. Republican ConJr.-s Committee. The poster"
are al III; -A fcr long and - tie top II large cu'
ta" from the fash plt"srnph Il the House " 'cpr'
M at!vcs chpw1ng tho DcuiUrttlc se]e vtrant Ihc
tcc. e the members as~ easily DISTINGUISHED II mahN
lu.,.u,e- I'm" charge ia> ben made Mr.. flsrkson
eaf hat o.Y,c hpitrr- have been a,~s''I ihi'
i, utterly without foundation. Not a. assignment
ha. been mad" on single ohirrholnr ard b*s than
20 ha, lc.i subscriber y, them. All the ,ilh anon,
,-,rtn i. foolish The weekly paw roll dr., ipi
ar ;,t ,, more ih.i 9-5. and III. only eNpoLs" side
OF Tat !, foi printing
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TO SELECT A CANDIDATE FOR CORONER.

The Republican committee which was CHARGED with
the duty Of nominating a candidate for Coroner. IN :
al the Republican County Executive COMMITTEE heal
CHARTERS Yesterday for this purpose. Nearly All the
members of the committee were present when tho
meeting called Ia order. The nomination oi a
Coroner was thoroughly discussed, and IT VIA decided
m appoint q committee II Ave 20 meet With The com
,ni,t,.s tr,m the County Democracy aid tho Peoples
Nunicipal League to decid" rprn pr per candidate
II is tic desire of the Republicans L" n"inaie vel
known physician for this Office one who VII nhh"r
staud his husincss and urt he cnp"l'~i 7" tml'"y
dnputy " DO all of Ms work Thi> Reiul""AA '0n
r,it,4e conssss Of exolcc justice Jacob NJ F''' rNOi
Frank Raymond. ff-il" n. WannaA"i ar JON
Simpson. The committee met Will, rprc~ntt ''r~ ~
,,e othcr two ations last night and VIII mo-"
again tnm morrow morning. when :h~ candidate WI! lie
announced. l.. 5000. ,.o.6
The following committee appointed ~ open Ecan
quarters for the cam phicn: lcrnard BiRn. stephen
Il French and J. Thomas Starns
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ALEXANDER TAYLOR. JR. Te' BE NAMED.
II authoritativeiy announced at White Plains
yesterday that Alexander Taylor, IT, OF Mamaroneck
would be named for Congress by the Republican com
mittee Of the X1vth District. vice John " Cockrof''
OF Sing Sing who declined account OF business en-
gaeements Nj, Taylor would have boon named yes
terday by the committee 1t not for the TACT 'hat
under the new Election lave Mr. Cockroft must INFORM
the Secretary Of state Of bis declinaton and that
Official In turn must acquaint the chairman OF thc
district Republican Congress Convention before such
nomination can legally De made Mr.. TAYLOR VIII ac-
cept the proifercd honor Eight years ago ne made n
strong fight In the district for Congress. ana ran
ah of Ills ticket.
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COLONEL e. IL. BLAIR FOR CONGRESS.

Colonel Charles II. Blair, who VIA, nominated for
Congress In tac XIIth District on Friday night. IS
thirty nine years old, and born ut Zinc,ve. ohio
III" father. Jhhn y. blair. was an able lawyer ard
prominent Republican Of thdt state. Colonel Blair
was graduated at Cornell University with honor, liz
the class Of 1874 and took his Master degree In 1876
He admitted 10 the bar in 1874. and prarsed law
Ithaca until abont ten years ago. when he to
this city. where he has since lived. lie is member
Of the 6rm Of Blair Keller lawyers At No. % Broad
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way. who are prominent corporation attorneys. WINE
practising law al Ithaca hc tnok an active part In
politics and in the National Guard. He WIS captain
in the line. and was the Twenty eighth Brisaoe san
being Ieutenantcolonel and engineer In the seventh
Division and assistant adjutant general OF the twenty
eighth Brigade. lie was the author OF tho Nsuonsi
At ~nc was proposed Two b but was
not accepted; While taking an active Interest in IN
politics. ne has never before been canaloa'c lot
Officc. Mr.. Blair Is member Of the mon League
Club. lie lives at the Buckingham HOTEL NO. o"l
Fifth-ave.
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LOUNGE SUIT.
REEFER

no has imported . Large and liandsome stock OF
Scotch Che vots and Homea In all the New Color
ings, which no 10 making up In the popular Leunso
Suit and Refer for S25 positively the san,e Gsods'
style. and workmanship cannot be prodoecd BY any
ether rcsponhbs House under 035 and $40.
No dcposit required orders placed With this mousse
from reliable persons.
Samples, Instructions for measuriaG and Album OF
Fnshions sent 0 application.
Try our Scotch stripcs and Check Trousers' NO
neHsure,) at $3.50 or two pnirs for S12. TheS "o
sua bic for stylish and rough. nud.roRdy wcar
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EyTryDpyG THE SCOPE or AZ AID SOfTETY.

The German Legal Ala Society met yesterday after
noon in the office Of Arthur V. Ericsson. No. 22O
Er aduay This is society OF lawyers who arr banded
together for the purpose Of giving legal aid to persons
too Door 10 pay for IT, During the fifteen years Of the
socctys existence 1t has given MD to +oooo persons
and has collected for claimants over %2OO.OOO. Tn"
sor,r,v is compo>cd Of men Of German birth. and
hitherto its work been done among persons OF thh'
nationality but one Of tho purposes OF the meeting
veserday yas TO amend tho constitution 50 that AID
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TIE COWBOYS TALES WON OVER THE YOCTH

Detecttve-sergeant Mccarthy. Of the Central once.
arraigned a red shrted cowboy named George Wade
alias Colorado George" In police court yesterday
q charge Of kidnapping the sxtecn-yearoh son OF
Constable Ferris, Of Stamford. Conn. Wade was In
Stamford with show and induced the boy TO 70 with
him. The lad took a gold watch and chain and other
property belonging to his father. Wade is one OF
the Texans who went TO Europe with Buffalo Bill He
WaA renanded.
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SHOT BY A DRCEKEN INDIAN.

Oklahoma. /. T., oct 11.-Last night Just outside
Of tho city limits drunken Potawat0me Indian met
+. B. Hager and william Rice riding TO town In
wagon They were taken for deputy sherlhs by the
Indian and he shot both, Hagcr probably fatally.
The Indian Hed to the reservation, with officers In
clo
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SHIPPING NEWS
BOAT OF NETWORK ........SATCRDAY. oVr H. /


OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SATCRDAY OOT. II. 1890
ARRIVED.
eramrr Jersey CITY Br >-ndrll Bristol Sept H. swnnses
az with M. James Arkel 60. Arrivcd 81 the ba AZ
~. .t to se s Hsa '@ 20 A apsA sSs
on.r .~p 49, with inl.e I. Mcpherson Avedat
Il, lara. ~. m .o. :, Ann, a., with fruit, to
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-, s.%. .s s s"T pasasr Xxx: % win fc;s
am, n,.;cS %. msu 7" %.,s Sr'S
S,,smrs Pas n,, Trtho. Wilmington. NC. with md'e and
CO.,; ;se u y S~ , eva! "i
81 Man, IA ss.. snss CO.
S" ms! lc Nv Ss; CLOUDY
Arrived yesterday
ana ssnns, cori H'"
CLEARED.
steamer Euclid Mr. ParTriL Lir-rpoS-Busk Je.cn.
steamer FurLc.,a (Br,. Harms. oIasEo"-Hehder'on
sscAu.. rpnsvaa pan'. iAuD se'un Copenhagen. 30
fnhah ' i,na Der, K.rowa Hamburg RI Corts
Sic.m.,f Fnlia zen. lanss bre'ne" VA southampton
s:.Am.1 Drhian. Ger Brnscr '.rc,temnnas, h.ye
steamer iuA.!s ,Br. Cmg. N"d"rrA'Nn p"f' "eH'e''
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s:e.%.r 'r.,ao. Mcintosh Havana and M'1oA" p"r"-
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steamer San Marco. Galveston VIA Key West
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S,..m,-, Elrnport i,I al. PoitiAn Rorsto HAL.
sin Peter stuart I,r,. Hughes. Sydney. No" AIho'o
shin IIsb,,ant (Ir, starlns Antwerp Parker Z" CO.
Steamer. Etrura for Liverpool" Fnrns:s,a Wsnso .i
rhuyvslA Copenhagen; Ruxa II 'mbnrx w"iKehIsn ae"
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I,,u,u,yu l,clmvnd Rtanoxo Newport News Peeon"'
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stcaner YlranorA for Portland.
THE MOVEMENTS or STEAMERS.
FOKFlpN PORTS
swArsEA oct 70 sailed steamer Landau city Br'. FIT
for New.lork - ,r,, ,,.,, p.,.,d.
from New. York OF her 10 Hamburg r
UAvRI oct Al Sailed steamer la DodrRoEne trr rtA'
g,,cl. Tor kcwYork. $3.50 , .,.,,- ,n., p.,.,.
from Now York
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prpr-nIICAN PLANS VIRGITI,

Richmond Va. oct. II -pcclah.-The Republican
CGgrcS iona District Committees. who reilly uLl"r
the control Of ex-senator Mahonc IN" STATE chairman.
have decided not to put up candidat" for Of -"
ten distr.cts cyrcDt the ii. lid AID INth. IT, The
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Betvern jth and 9Th Avcs.

crNsR.L BrrLER on THE wAF TO coD0"A4"
Chicago oct iI.-acnera! r. F: no ";,,c,,.n' -
party vi ,"e" T,.,surer: Frank r. Sherwtn. Alosoe
.Meo s'" po,,,,nd Me-: Paul Butler and wife ana
tns Generals niece Miss Webster. arrived - -
ts morning In the private w Sce he Will spend 900
time on bis ranch.
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NOR no LEAVE BOSTON FOR BRo0KLYy

Boston. Oct ll.-Slnco DR.. Cuyler retired from the
BROOKLYN Presbyterian Church his parshones have
teen making efforts to secure at salary Of $4,000
Dr. Gregg OF the Park Street Church Of this CITY, Dr.
Gregg now states that he is oontented where he Is end
will not accept the offer.
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no OrEN THE PEOPLES CAMPAIGN.
A BRILLIANT ARRAY OF SPEAKERS WILL AZ
DRESS A MASS-MEET1NG on TUES
DAY NIGHT.

remarkable collection OF speakers who have rep
uesentcd widely different views most issues In the
INST hut who are orc at heart and one in effort for
tho .mnr,vcn,cnt Of the city government may bs
heord in ,he large hail at the Cooper Union on Tues
div evening. october IA. The Executive Committee
~ the pcoplc's Municipal League has called mass
meeting at that time and place, and has invited
dazzuny array of speakers who expected to denver
.bort epicranmac. forcible and convincing al
d,escs I'm support Of tho candidates OF the Peoples
Municipu League who have been approved by the
Comfy Conventions Of the Republicans and OF the
County Democracy
The l,t of speakers who have been invited tn take
mart and most Of whom have already consented 10
EXPRESS themselves In favor OF the reform move
menl Is a. follows: Joseph H. Choate. President Low
Of Columbia COLLEGE; carl Schurz, Henry George.
ere1crotvv Fairchd. eX surrogate Rollins the Kew
Dir ,;reer Judge Rowland. Elihu Root Charles w
f,svton Louis F Post. Peter Is. Olney ana Jesse
Snijm,an II Is also likely that the nnion candidate
FOR Nlyor Franci, Nj. Scott. Will be at the meet
I'M and ne may say few words. ms mass nlert
inn ought 20 le a magnificent denonfratioi 81 me
defcr,nlnaiin the part OF III" public priteo citi
zcns Of Now-Yok 70 turn TanInany oh Of IN" tr,iSue
thos IL mas abused and to put mep OF the night
st.non In the offices now occupied BY the political
tr4ckstsrs OF Tamnany HAIL
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XrV r3OAD FOR TIE CATSKILLS.

Kingston, ~ Y, oct IL (SpeciaD.-A new roilroah
i, projected from the West Shore line At eanG"rties t"
IN. Hotel KaatcrsRtll in the CAtslils. Engineers ar
now enc.scd upon the survey in the moin'atD-.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

IO-DAY
ss,rtsss eoA SETS 62l Moon rise asa Mems 40 ~
WATER
I.N-aapdy Hook. 8l7 Gov Islaod 642 Hell 0Ata $3.50
r. k-6Andy Aook. 6op Gov Island TOO Hell oate BOD
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NOMINATED IN CAPE MAY COUNTY.

Cape May. y. j.. oct. IL t,pccal).-Tne Democrats
OF Cape May County 10 div dominated Alexander
Co.sO for Member Of the Hons" OF Assembly
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The Republican sat" Coriutte" headquarters. IN
Ge Fifth Avennc Hotel. were formally opened yestcr
Gay general John " Knapp * ia charge and he
viii remain here through the campaign.
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An on one shlo-
the offer that's made by the pro-
prictors of DR.. Sagc's Catarrh
Remedy. It's $500 reward for an
incurable case Of Catarrh, no mat
ter how bad, or Of how long stand
ing. They mean what they say;
they're responsible, and the offer
has been made for years. It's oil
on your sidc-you lose your catarrh,
or you're paid $500 for keeping it.
But it's safe for them, too-thoy
know you'll be cured.
DR.. Sagc's Remedy produces per-
feet and permanent cures of Chronic
Catarrh in the Head, as thousands
can testify. "Cold in tho Head"
is cured with a few applications.
Catarrhal Headache is relieved and
cured as if by magic. 1t removes
offensive breath, loss or impairment
of the sense of taste, smell or hear.
ing, watering or weak eyes, and
impaired memory, when caused by
the violence of Catarrh, as they all
frequently are. Remedy sold by
druggists, so cents.
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other seven districts except the With and Xth indie
pendent Democrats are running against the Bourbons
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INCOMING STEAMERS
OUTGOING STEd MFRS.

TCEsDAr. OCT. u
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1890-12-19
7 ciTY oo0RT Esws

Monroe Dulln, col, grand lseesny,
two cases, tried in former and given
3) duys in work house. Latter charge
held up. Dulin was convicted of
stealing vatth, aud also charged
with the theft of a pistol.
Toliver Cha ,pel, col, assault, fined
$50 and costs, New trial granted on
account OF new evidence having been
discovered.
Jim Brady, wife beating, trial held
mp owing 10 illness of accused.
j. N. Hooser, drunk, fined SIS and
costs. Repleviod.
Joe Jesup, wife and son, all col
orod, breach Of peace, trial comes up
this morning. The warrant was sworn
out by Elgin Sands and charges abu-
sive language, etc.
One other case of drunkenness and
disorderly condu in which defend
ant vas fined $40 and costs.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1890-12-19
THE CRAFT.

The Caldwell Courier at Princeton
only lived long enough to get out fiv'
issues.
The Henderson Journal has ar
ranged TO fill out the unexpired sub
scription list of the Henderson News.
Rev. j, p. Brooks has sold a hall
interest in the Glasgow Herald tc
Dewey Langford, who will assume
editorial control
Ben H. Bidgely, the well-known
Louisville journalist, will be married
to Miss Kate Beaches on Jan. 30.
Capt. Sam Gaines expects soon to
remove with his charming family
from Frankfort to Louisville, and will
very probably take up his residence
near Crescent Hill. He has recently
had several offers from newspapers in
Chattanooga and Knoxville, but his
friends here say that he intends to en-
ter some journalistic enterprise in the
Falls City. As the editor of the Hop
kinsville NeiU Era, at one time, he is
remembered by the press fraternity
as one Of the brightest paragraphers
lucky. His numerous friends in
Louisville will extend to him and Lis
ana most entertaining writer's in Ken
family hearty welcom,.-Courier-
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1890-12-19


The Alliance people managed their
affairs better in South Carolina than
in Georgia and Alabama and the re-
suit was the defeat OF Senator Wade
Hampton by young man named
Jno. l.. M. Irby, who is farmer liy-
ing near Laurens and only 81 years
of age. Though a farmer he is a
graduate of Princeton College and a
licensed lawyer who abandoned the
profession after two years practice.
This is the first Senator elected by
the Alliance men, though Gordon, of
Georgia, has joined the Alliance since
his election the other day. Mr.. lrby
is, like Gen. Gordon, Democrat anil
his success shows that the Alliance
can be strong enough TO succeed when
u works within the Democratic party.
The same kind OF a combination will
enable them to elect two more SEND
tors this winter, one in Kansas and
he other in South Dakota.