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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1890-08-22
voLCASIc rune,rENiNGs
tnderiic the Congressiouai CONTEST
Ia thts Distriet.

From Benton Tribune. iah
What will Congressman stone
doi
Look ont for q hot Cougrcsslon'
al fight this fall in the oil hihral.
tar District.
Another three.cornered fight IN
the old First for Congress. Who
will be the candidates.
VIII Congressman Stone declare
himself a candidate for Congress
subject to the action Of the Dem
ocratic pariys
Tho members of the Farmers
aud Laborcrs' Union are request.
ed to meet at Briensburg, in u
union labor convention, on Aug.
10, 1890, for the purpose of select.
ing delegates to attend the Dis.
trict Convention to nominate n
candidate for Congress in this
Congressional District This will
be ah important meeting, IN il Ia
the first one of the kind called in
this end of the State.
Nothing has as get been said
concerning the race for Congress
In this District, but underneath
all this stiffness lies Young vol.
oau0, aud i; will not be long be.
fore 1t will begin TO be heard. The
Democrats are all resting on their
oars listening TO bear something
drop. The Republ = ont know
what 10 DO, but Nl6fxre citing a
split in the Democratic ranks when
they may have an opportunity TO
slip in their man. The Union In.
Dor party is beginuingito hustle
about aud take a look over the
field, aud learu If possible how the
land lays. They are doing all they
can to get the Farmers aud La.
bOrers' union TO unite With them
and nominate y candidate for Con.
gress, thinking they have enough
members TO elect one. There are
heavy breakers ahead for Con.
gresham Stone. aud IL makes no
difference upon which side he may
fall, he will hear the thunders roar
before the ides of November shall
have come aud gone. lf he be.
comes "a candidate subject To the
action of the Democratic party,
then he will have all the labor
unions against him, for they will
at once nominate a candidate in
opposition 10 him. 1.-The accepts
the nomination of the union, then
the Democratic party will nOmi.
nate a candidate who will make il
warm for his opponent during the
campaign. Now, which horn of
the dilemma will he takef Will he
become candidate subject to the
action of the Democratic party, or
will he endorse the sub.treasury
plan aud accept the nomination OF
the Union Labor partyf He will
have 10 speak out upon this sub.
jeci in no uncertain svuni, for line
clans are gathering and trouble is
brewing. We don't know what
position he will occnpy, lint so far
he has taken none. We have nj.
ways been a Stone man, and have
so far seen no reason To change
our mind. lie belongs TO the I'm
ion, and his heart is with the ag.
ricultural masses, and when they
lay him aside hard will be the day
for those who do 1t.
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suhtreasuries OF nil

between suhtreasuries OF all
/ charges.
SEC. Z, I'hat the Secretary oil
tie Treasury shall prescribe such
rules and regulations ~ are neces
sary for governing the detail oI
the management Of the subtrcas
urIes, fixing the salary, bond aud
responsibility of each of the man.
ayers OF sub treasures. Provid
ed. that the salary of the managers
Of the sub treasures shall not eX,
cccd the SUN of ~ 800 per annnm,
holding the managers OF suhtreas
urics personally responsible, on
their bonds, for weight and classic.
cation of all produce; providing
for the rejection of unmerchan,
table grades of cotton, grain OF
tobacco, or for such Ms may he In
bad condition; shall provide rules
for the sale. at pablic auction, OF
cotton, corn, oats. wheat, .or to.
bacco that has been placed on
deposit for longer period than
twelve months after due notice
published. The proceeds OF the
sale Of such product shall he ap.
piled; First, TO the reimburse.
ment OF the sub-treasury of tho
amount originally advanced. to.
gether with all changes; second,
the balance shall be held on de.
post for the benefit Of the holder
of the warehouse RECEIPT, who
shall be entitled to receive same
OF the surrender of his warehouse
receipt. The Secretary of the
Treasury shall also provide rules
for the duplication Of any papers
in case OF loss or destruction.
SEC. 8. That IL shall be the duty
Of the Secretary of the Treasury.
when section one OF this act shalt
have been complied with, to cause
TO he erected, according TO the
laws and customs governing tho
construction of GOvernment build.
ings, a suitable sub.tressury build.
ing with such warehouse aud eie-
vator facilities as the character
aud amount of the products OF
that section may indicate as neces.
sary, such building shall be sup.
piled with all modern conveniences
for handling aud safely storing
and preserving The products likely
to he deposited.
SEQ. 0. That any gain arising
from the charges for insurance,
weighing, storing. CHASING, hand.
ling, shipping, interest or other
charges, after paying all the ex.
pcnses of conducting the sub.
treasury, shall be accounted for
and paid into the Treasury of the
United States.
SEC. 10. That the term of Office
for manager OF sab treasury
shall be two years, aud the regular
election To I'LL such Office shall be
at the same time rs the election
for members OF the House of Re.
representatives. Of the Congress OF
the United States. Ia case n
vacancy IN the Office OF manager
OF the sub.treasury by death, re.
signation or otherwise, the Secre.
tary of the Treasury shall have
power TO appoint manager for
the uneXpired term.
SIC. IL. That the sum Of $50.
100000, or 50 much thereof ~ may
be necessary 10 carry out the pro.
visions of this act. is hereby ap.
propriated, out of any moneys in
the treasury not otherwise appro-
priated for that purpose.
SEC. IL. That so much Of any
aud all other acts that are in con.
dict with tho provisions of this
act are hereby reDeaied,
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The New York Tribune warns
Republican Senator's that ''it must
not be forgotten that some of the
largest departments Of industry
and trade have been looking for
The passage Of the Mckinley bill
so long aud with so much reason
That failure would involve serious
los ana risk" The Tribune means
ny thls that n failure Ia pass this
hl'l, which was promised in return
Tor the fat frying in the last can.
Paigh, would involve serious loss
TO The fellows who furnished the
money aud the risk TO the party
OF failure IN that fst frying.
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The farmers claim that they will
elect Ut least 30 members Of the
next Congress, hut there is This
consolation If they 10, that ut
least 45 OF them will be Demo.
Gratis. and the whole 30 will vote
with the Democrats on tariff re.
form.
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THE Republicans are aiding the
Alliance candidates in South Car.
olina aud Arkansas, aud will try
TO claim a victory il the farmer
candidates win; and yet these same
farmer candidates, without an ex.
ception, will fight if you charge
that they are not Democrats.
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The Globe.Democrat, the Re.
publican Bible so 10 speak, says
the Force bill must be dropped
not only for this session but for
all time; and 1t also favors Blaine's
reciprocity free trade ideas. Here.
In II has knocked the little Re.
publican politicians of their pins,
and such do not know how TO Ell.
dorse the Republican Globe.Dem.
ocrat, aud at the same time con.
denim the Democrats. It's awk.
ward to abuse Democrats whilst
endorsing their measures.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1890-08-22

A COUPLE Of reporters spent the night
Ia n cell with u man who VAS doomed ~
he hanged in Connecticut recently, and
in the morning the prisoner was perfectly
willing 10 die.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1890-08-22

TUE Wherlers Of the First Dis.
trict have called a convention to
meet at Paducah, August Goth, to
nominate candidate for Congress.
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DysManK exports more butter than
the United States, although she has not
more than one-twentieth Us many cows
as we, and II costs twice M much 10 pro
duco butter there as here.
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TIN capacity Of our country for tho
production NJ 1.-Two stock is so vast that
too much attention cannot be bostowo 4
upon this business.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1890-08-22

THE Democratic majority in
Kentucky, with Is counties not
yet officially reported, is 49,4l9.
II these 10 counties vote as they
did last, the majority will stand
5i95s. And yet some Republicans
were really deluded into the he.
lief that they would carry the
State. The Force Bill did it.
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The burglar Wasn't There.

Too much presence OF mind il a rare
surplus in man ~ woman. IL may make
~ queer mistakes a. excitement itself
A Southern lady, while preparing to
retro COX the night, though. che sa- the
eye Of a fiIll-iength portrait of WASH
ington wink. She had heard ~ bnrg-
lars hiding behind pictures, but aho did
not scream and faint She took or her
diamonds. and opening drawer rs II to
put them in it, look out revolver and
quickly discharged six shots into the
heal Of the portrait and the servants
rushed in and found there was no burg.
lar there, and the 81, 800 picture was
spoiled for nothing. Presence Of mind
and GOODNESS don't want 10 he accompa-
died by too much imagination
Nor few of tho thinking farmers a
Illinois and the States adjoining. express
the conviction that he who would raise
cattle in the future without positive loss,
must raise those which Will at an early
age deyelope into ripe, heavy animals
Of good style and in every way suited TO
The needs Of the best and most oxacting
markets, there and abroad
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1890-08-22

THE Democrats of Indiana have
decided TO hereafter formally op.
Ell the State campaigns on Septem-
Der z, the date of Hendricks
birth, with impressive exercises
in his honor Hendricks was n
power in national politics, but the
idol of Indiana. 1t was his habit
when engaged in "A canvass to re.
mark, in his speeches during the
last week of the campaign, II
don't think Indiana will 20 back
on me next Tuesday" When the
grand orator looked ont over the
vast audience always gathered
aud spoke the above sentence
with a MISUNDERSTANDING and psthet.
ic infection, every old farmer
present jumped to his feet or from
the ground aud shouted "yOu bet
she won't" IL was like an electric
shock. When Tuesday night came
the telegraph instruments were
always busily clicking the news
all over tho country that "she
hadn't" Q
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YOUNG America ia fast taking
the lead, particularly in Kentucky.
The Gibraltar Democrat says:
We are glad to know our young
friend Galen Miller, who is just
II years of age and was the Demo.
cratic nominee for county clerk
in Galloway, was elected. We
congratulate him upon his success
aud his supporters for electiug
him. He will make u good officer.
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THERE is one county in the
State that has a woman for an off.
Ger, as the following from the
Beattyville Enterprise will show:
Miss Life Il. Mahan is the only
person in Lee county, at this vri.
ting, who is eligible to hold the
office of County Superintendent
OF Public Schools. So do not throw
your vote away, hut honor Lee
county's Queen OF Learning.
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TUE Muhlenburg Echo says:
That was wise expression of the
old Methodist minister. who, in
the course of some remarks on
fidelity TO party on all questions,
said that man could find way to
heaven through any church, but
there was no way for the relief of
the people except through the
Democratic party.
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The knights Of Labor, Farmers
Alliance, miners, mechanics and Ia.
bOrers generally held large and
enthusiastic convention nj Dan.
vile. ILL.,. August O, and nominal.
ed Col. Jesse Harper, Lincom's old
law partner, to run against Can
non, who has made himself con-
spicuous In HIS support of Reed
aud Mckinley. 1t Is thought that
the Democrats will also unite with
this organization and spike this
Cannon, whose plurality is only
2, 800 votes.
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THE Kentucky Republicans en-.
joy the satisfaction of knowing
what hit them, and are homes:
enough TO own mp. What the Cat.
lettsOurg Democrat says of the
Big Sandy Republicans will apply
to nearly all of them: "The Re
pnblicans here and throughout
this section charge their ignomin.
ious defeat at our recent election
to the work of Boss Reeds rump
Congress aud the Force bill.r
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"TuE name OF Hon. Harvey
Myers is being very favorably
mentioned as a probable factor IN
the makeup of the Gahernatorial
ticket. Press aud people through.
out the State unite in naming the
hustling young Speaker OF the
last House as n dangerous eandi-
date for Lieutenant Governor.
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CONGREssMAN Springer says,
that during his recent trip through
Illinois he found the Democrats
enthusiastic in their support of
General Palmer, and that his pros.
poets for election are exceedingly
good, rs the indications all point
to selection of q Democratic leg.
islature.
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the distressing intelligence is
sent out from the pension hureau
that this great country "onlyp has
64.O00. 900 inhabitants. Instead of
complaining we should rejoice,
for we have just started ss it were,
aud are only one hundred years
old.
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PoLITICAL BREVITIEs.

OUT Of 100 Delegates to the Con.
Com, 10 are Republicans, 3 Ali.
nnce men, Independent and 7S
Democrats. There are 5i lawyers.
IL farmers. 8 doctors and the rest
are Of various occupations.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-11-05
KANSAS.
The Solid Republican Congressional
Delegation Broken

Delegation Broken.
KANsAs.CIrY, Mo-, Nov. 4.-Dispatches
indicate at IL p. M. that for the first
time in many years, Kansas will send
broken Republican delegation to con-
gress. 1t is considered certain that the
Moonlight Democrats will defeat Broder-
ick, r, and L. G. Clark, F A, in the
first district. W. A. McNall, r, in the
sixth district is doubtless elected.
The returns from Oklahoma are to the
effect that Harvey, R, is elected dele
gate to congress by 1000 majority over
Mccoy, D, and Crocker, F A.
KANSAS Cry, Nov. 4.-The Times, D,
claims that the Farmers Alliance swept
Kansas and elected it's entire state ticket
by 10000 to $1,000 plurality. 1t also
claims the defeat of all the Republican
congressman. Funston alone excepted.
At midnight the returns indicate the
election to congress of Moonlight, D, in
the First Kansas district. Congressman
Funston, R, is reelected, beyond doubt,
in the Second district, over Chapman,
d, and Allen, F A.
Robinson, d, for governor, is pretty
generally conceded to be out of the race.
The Farmers Alliance claim Willets
election.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-11-05
MONTANA.
Imperfect Returns Show Encouraging
Democratic Gains.

Imperfect Returns show Encouraging
Democratic Gains.
HELENA, Mont, Nov. 4.-Favored by
fair weather the vote in Montana for
congressman and eight state senators,
has probably reached we'll up to the
registration. At the polls tariff issues,
from the standpoints of the two parties,
entered into the debate of the cam
paign. Probably the greatest effort
ever put forth by the Democracy of the
state, was that today for the election of
Dixon to congress, and supremacy in
the state senate. Chairman DAILY, of
the Democratic committee, claims
large vote for Dixon in
Deer Lodge and Silver Bow counties.
Ex-Governor White, chairman of the
Republican committee, expressed conf
dence in the reelection OF Carter and
majority of the state senator's, based or
advices from Butte, Missoula and other
prominent points west OF the range, in
Dixon's part of the state. Indications
point to Republican majorities east of
the divide, and confidence is expressed
in party circles here of Carter's success
in the state.
Returns so far received indicate Dem
ocratic gains throughout the state. They
are coming very slowly, however, and it
is not likely that returns sufficient to
decide will be in before tomorrow.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-11-05
Sacram entO.

SACRAMENTO, Nov. 4.-The election
here passed off quietly, and the indica-
tions are that a full vote was polled.
The general impression is that the en-
tire Republican ticket is elected except,
probably, the sheriff, as the Democrats
and Independent Republicans supported
Lee Stanley, Democrat, for that Office,
and centered their efforts against Nc
Millin.
The Democratic county committee at
l 80 a. N. estimated the Republican
majority on the governorship at 1000
in the county.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-11-05
South Dakota.

ST. PAUL, Nov. 4-Today's election
throughout South Dakota was very ex-
citing, and full vote was polled. Be-
sides the excitement ON the state and
congressional tickets, bitter fight for
the permanent capital, brought ont
every vote possible.
Last fall in the first state election the
total vote was over II 900, and that will
probably be found to have been exceed
ed when all the returns are in tonight
The uncertainty of the Alliance vote
makes an early estimate as to the result
unreliable.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-11-05
NEBRASKA.

A Democratic Governor Elected-PrO-
hibition Knocked Out.
LINCOLN, Neb., Nov. 4.-The count in
the city will not be finished before in
the morning. The same may be said of
number Of the larger towns in the
state. Reports from about one-third of
the precincts in the Second congressional
district indicate the election of McKei-
gan dem. -Alliance) over Harlan. The
fight in the First district is warm, and
the plurality for either Councillor Bryan
will not be over one thousand.
OMAHA, Nov AT IL O'Clock returns
from over the state are too scarce to bear
positive assertion, but indicate the cleo
Los Angeles herald., 1890-11-05
sTATEoF wAsHIN GroN.
The Republicans Apathy Gives hem a
Close Shave.

Ihe hepuDHcans Apatny Gives mem q
Close Shave.
SEATTLE, WASH, Nov. "A very light
vote was polled here today; the Repub-
licans felt sure of victory and staid at
home. The Democrats observing this,
worked hard, and now claim victory.
Nine precincts out of twenty in the
twenty fourth district give Van Vantes
Rep, small majority and eight pre-
cincts out OF twenty-five in the twenty
ninth district give small Democratic
majority.
PORTLAND, Nov. 4.-Forty precincts in
the state of Washington give Wilson
1870: Carroll, 1912.
SEATTLE, Nov. 4.-Returns are coming
in very slowly and counting is hindered
somewhat on account of inexperience
with the new Australian ballot system.
Carroll is running ahead of his ticket.
At midnight the indications are that
Wilson is elected by 5000.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-11-05

complete, Warwick's home, gives Nc
Kinley 1861, Warwick, 1884.
COLUMBUS, Ohio, Nov. 5.-The Ohio
delegation stands eleven Democrats and
eleven Republicans, according to the
estimate of the latter, and twelve Demo-
Gratis to nine Republicans, according to
the estimate of the former.
CINCINNATI, Nov. 4.-Returns received
at a. m. indicate the election of Orr,
R., in the Fourth district; Layton, D.,
in the Fifth; Johnson, D., in the Twen-
ty-frst. aE a,t-
Los Angeles herald., 1890-11-05
INDIANA,
The Democrats Claim the State by 900
Majority.


Majority.
INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 4.-Returns from
the Thirteenth congressional district
to the Sentinel indicate the reelection
OF Congressman Shively (Dem).
AT midnight Chairman Jewett, of the
Democratic state central committae,
said to an Associated Press reporter:
I'VE have carried the state by 10000,
elected the legislature and eleven of the
thirteen congressman" hs
"We are claiming nothing and conced-
ing nothing" said Chairman Michener,
of the Republican state central commit
tee, to representative of the Associated
Press at midnight. "We have returns
from only few districts, and therefore
have nothing on which to base an esti-
mate. You can say distinctly, however,
that we are making no concessions.'
Los Angeles herald., 1890-11-05
LOUISIANA.
Both Republican Congressman Fail OF
Reelection.

Both Republican Congressman Fail OF
Reelection.
New ORLEANS, Nov. 4.-The weather
was delightful, and so far as heard from
the elections have been quiet through
out the state, with comparatively
light vote. Indications this evening are
that Coleman (Rep.) will be defeated
for congress by the Democrats.
The latest returns indicate that Meyer
fDem.) defeated Warmth (Rep) for
Congress in the First district by 1000
majority, and Logan Dem.) defeated
Coleman (Rep.) in the Second district
was no organized opposition to the
Democrats.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-11-05
San Joaautn Comfy.

Stockton, CAL, Nov. 4.-The Inde-
pendent's estimate of the vote in San
Joaquin county, is two hundred major
ity for Markham. At O'Clock twenty
six precincts give Markham 2O6 major
ity. The other sixteen precincts to hear
from gave Cleveland 16 majority two
years ago. Blanchard's vote for con-
gress will be about the same as Mark
hams,
Los Angeles herald., 1890-11-05

congressman will have about the same
majority. The Democratic county ticket
is almost certainly elected, with the pos
sible exception of Kirk for superintend-
ent of schools. Possibly one Republican
member of the legislative ticket will be
elected.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-11-05
BoMers,s Lead.

SAN Francisco, Nov. 5.-Thirty-nine
precincts in the Sixth congressional dis
trict give Bowers, R., 2143; Curtis, D.,
1903; Republican majority, $40. The
same precincts in 1888 gave Repub-
lican majority of 637.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-11-05
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
The Republicans Lose Their Grip On
the Granite State.

the Granite State.
CONCORD, N. H., Nov. A. The indica-
tions at $50 p. .n. are that there Is no
choice of governor by the people of the
state; that Mckinney Dem., is elected
second district is very close, the chances
favoring Moore Rep. In thirteen towns
the Democrats gain eighteen members
in the house of representatives, and at
their headquarters in this city claim
they have good majority.
OF Mckinney Dem, to congress in the
first district by 700 plurality. Returns
from seventy-fve towns give Tuttle Rep,
for governor, 12,606; Amsden Dem,
1884; Fletcher Prohibitionist, 372;
Republican net loss, 642.