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The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-05-15
FROM HENRY cLLw's LETTER.

New YcaE. May 1.-THE "hall" cam
Iai.n has now had three weeks OF trial.
The result proves that it has iccn based
upon natural conditions and las rested
upon sound foundation. During tie
last four weeks, we have exported about
SIS, coo 600 of gold which has to that cx-
tent depleted the reserves OF the banks;
and this has been not onlya severe but
also Il more or less unexpected test Of the
strength of the stock market. Under an
ordinary state Of things sach drain
would have sutiiccd to cause important
selling Of long stocks and a big decline
in prices; but, in the present condition OF
things, whilst it has encouraged active
selling by the bear" operators, has not
prevented !; material rise in prices and
has simply acted as preventive of still
further advance. 1t is another evidence
of he intrinsic strength OF the market
that not only has the upward movement
had little or no support from the London
and continental markets, but it has ac-
tualIv had TO contend with the return OF
securities from those sources.
These facts show incontestabiy that the
success Of the "bull' campaign, thus far
is due to Il tona ida recovery of confidence
and 70 solid causes. AL the same time,
however, the larger operators are wise III
their disposition to postpone any extreme
urging of the rise until the uncertainties
attending the money market are mitigsted
At present the end of the export of specie
is not in clear sight. The European money
markets are kept unsettled by the still
disturbed condition OF South American
finances and BY the possibility that Rus
sia 5 expenditures for ornaments and rail-
ways, also preparations for conversion OF
loan, may withdraw large deposits now
resting at foreign centres; and Thursday S
advance Of the bank OF England rate OF
discount to four per cent is an expression
of this uneasy feeling. 4 crisis at any OF
the European money centres might easily
increase our shipments of gold and send
home American securities, and such a
crisis is far from being beyond the range
of possibility; there are, indeed, those
who think such an event probable. Until
the probabilities Of such disturbances are
dissipated the present range of prices is
safer than higher range would be, and
the more prudent operators appearto hold
that view.
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-05-15
)IG STONE GAP, VA, FRIDAY, MAY Is. 1891

bic. /; is generally admitted that already
there, is 4 sufficient stock Of ore produced
to meet the requirements of the entire
season, and in the face of such cOndi-
ton Of affairs mine owners do not feel in
clincd to pile UP ore. Increased stocks
they argue. would only tend 20 enable con-
sulncrs to still further reduce prices.
Producers very logically hold that it is
worse than foolish to sell ore a; any figure
which does not pay 4 reasonable interest
upon The investment 1t s'adniltcd that
during t.c season just opening only the
companies holding large deposits Of high
grade ores that can reasonably look for Il
fair profit The one peculiar feature of
all mining enterprises is that as opera
tons arc pushed The stock is being e2
hausted 1t i stated that in getting out
the product of only one mining company
in the Lake Superior region during the
last season over three million cubic feet
Of ore wcrc extracted st this rate active
operations carried on for few Yeats
would greatly lessen the larges! mining
property in the region.
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-05-15
THE yEH1ErTH'S WORK.
Mcdowell County West Virginia the
Scene OF u savage Conllict ia Which
d; i've 1Ien Bite the Dust

TITO RIVER, W. Va. May I3.-About
the last OF April Floyd Hail went TO Null
Inns Ridge. near the mouth of the Dry
Fork OF lug River, and getting into a
difficulty with one OF the Mullins, was
morta!ly shot hy him. odd" Lewis Hall,
Floyd's father. and lis cousin, Young"
Lewis Hall, shouldcrcd their Winchcsters
and rode OF to The scene Of the trouble
At the first news. The next hear Of
them they are at Squire L. r Murphys,
probably for warrant Tor Mullins. Balls
fathcr-in law.
Sam steele and Sans son, Hiram, were
therc-probaby ali Grnking-as was
Marion Hail, Floyd's brother. Young"
Lewis "lcl! ont with Hiram Steele and
jumped on him. when Dan steele shot him
through the heart and Killed him on the
spot. ,jarion Hall opened Ere and re-
ceivcd three mortal wounds fron which
he fell. Old Lewis Hall ;Icn brought
his Winchester to bear and killed both
Hiram and sam steele All Of the par
ties concerned were fighters Of good
puck
Old" Lewis is from Knott county, Ky.,
and lis probably laid Il score Of his fell
lowmcn TO res, beneath The sot--Deins
in the Knott county war Of several wears
age. He is at present selling whisky on
TIE Ohio extension line at ;hc mouth Of
Spice Creck.
~ cuEg" Lewis Hall il also from Ken
tucLv and has Killed several men and was
held for murder AZ lie time Of his death
by the State Of kentucky, being out on a
5000 bail
He was . terror as Il isl fighter about
the mouth Of Elkhorn, as lie was Il pow
crfn man physically. lie was also II
shooter and generally had his OWL way
in the vicinity He kept a whiskcy shop
At he mouth Of Davy Creek, about seven
miles below the mouth Of Elkhorn. The
Stcclcs are moi 50 noted as the two Lew
Uses. bat have been in several killing
scrapes previously. Five men in one
week in one place is 4 pretty good record
understand that Old An>c hatfield
sent hi- congratulations 10 old Lewis
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-05-15
o.u RESOURCES uouNDIEss,
This Uountry's tro:. Future-.A Warning TO
Great HritAin.

LONDON, ENG, May l3,-Sir James kitson,
president Of the Iron and Steel Institute re-
lerrng to his recent visit to the United States
said in an address delivered to-day, that the
resources of the United States were boundless,
and that whether protection or free trade car
ried the day The United States were bound TO
become great manufacturers OF iron and steel.
Sir James added that though the iron-iurnaccs
of The United States were producing larger
quantities OF iron than are produced Iii the
iron furnaces of England, there were compen'
satious in the latter country in economy and
in the quality Of the material. Coal In the
United States, Sir Games added, was abundant
and accessible, and he warned both producers
and workingmcn in England to pause in their
demands in view Of the illimisable resources
of the United States.
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-05-15
Interesting Wedding.

Mr. Isaac Taylor, Of this city, and Miss
Bette Edwards, Of Greenwood, Scott county,
were married Tuesday, and an entertainment
was given Tuesday evening. The attendants
were Mr.. James Jennings and Miss Aollie
Francisco; L. j. Edwards and Miss Hattie
Francisco; NJ. Willie Reynolds and Miss Laura
Lane; Mr.. c. c. Palmer and Mig Ernestine
Lane.
Quite a large party greeted and congratu
lated the bridal couple, and among those pres
ent we're, Mr. and Mrs. James Porter; Mr.. and
Mrs. Straley; Mr. and Mrs. Gilmore; Mrs.
Iornston, Mrs. Duff, Miss $. A. Barron, Miss
BERTHE Horton, Miss Salie Flanry; Mr. and
Mrs. James n. Taylor, Miss Annie Hampton,
Miss Mollie Taylor, Mr.. &. l.. Gilley and Mr..
J. VI. Lane.
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-05-15
HIS rI.A.; 80 PROTECTION THEN
Eccentric Col. Henckcr OK Kentucky
Whipped ;;y His Own Son.

LEXINGTON, Ky, May l4.-Col. Adam
Rcncker, ex-mcmbcr OF the Kentucky
Legislature and the Colonel wi:h-:hc
L nited- States flag, has been knocked out
by his own SON The Colonel went home
one night las; week the worse Tor liquor
ard struck his laughter-in- Law with his
cane. The son came to his wifc's rcscuc,
and broke the OLD man i nose and jaw.
The Colonel is now in bed nursing his in
juyies.
Col. Rencker is about e. years old, Il
giant in size, and one of the most cccen-
tric men in this section. Ever since the
war he has carried about with him the
flag under which he fought in the Mexican
war. He was chosen il delegate to the
Convention that first nominated Cleve-
land and carried his old flag with him.
When Cleveland was nominated the Col
one unturlcd his banner on the street
corner and began Il haranguc. He soon
drew crowd, ard the police ordered him
to move Oh and lover his flag He wrap
pcu the STARS anu ottIpco a'''"t nun "H"
shouted: 81 fought undo: this flag i'll
Mexico didn't lower it then, and
dare YOU to have ii lowered now"
The police left him alone with his flag
He carried it to Cicycland's Inauguration
and was tie butt of many Jokes. In 1856
ne was elected to represent his county in
the Legislature by practice1 jokcrs and
served one terra. His injuries are OF u
serious character, and he may die.
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-05-15
CIVIL WAR HONDURAS.
Rebels Capture City, But Are Driven
Out = gain.

La LinERrAD, SALVADOR, May l3-Ad-
vices received here from Honduras show
that at o'clock Yesterday morning .
force under the command Of Col. Ma!ina
and Gen. Bardales, both leading rebels,
made an attack upon the Quartet at ANA
pala The guard was taken by surprise
and the rebels were soon in possession Of
the Quartet. The Government troops
we're Immediately summoned and a force
comprising G30 men, under the command
of Col. Barrera made u movement against
the Quartet. Severe fighting followed,
but at noon lie Government troops had
succeeded in driving the rebels from the
Quartet, nfictng great loss upon them.
Among the killed was Gen. Bardales.
Amapala is situated upon the island Of
that name and the rebels were driven to
the mainland. Col. Barrera has a force
Of 800 infantry aud forty cavalry guard
ing the island The rebels are bcseging
the place and evidently intend to make
another attack as soon as the reinforce
meuts which they ore expecting arrive.
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-05-15

KALI, of United Action to Bring the Unite"
states 20 Terms.

RoMl, May l3.-l'he .itolte says: Il lie
Italian Government is about 20 address a
circular to the European powers submit
ting the conduct of the United States
Government III ;hc New Orleans AFFAIR TO
their Judgment Italy will thus be the
ini,iator Of an international agreement to
compel The United States TO find means 10
guarantee tire protection Of foreign sub
jccts."
The Italian press is indignant at the re-
port Of The Sew Orleans Grand jnrE.
The popot0 Romo'o says it will be 'mp's-
sible hereafter for any civilized country
TO make treaty with the United States
based upon reciprocal protection OF tHe
lives Of citizens OF either country.
One thousand two hundred en'isran's
lett Naples for New York to-day on Doaro
the steamer Vc;oria ard 200 others by
Italian vessels.
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-05-15
THAT IEPORTAHI MEETING.
Tennessee Coai, iron and Railroad Com
pany .,on't Care 80 Sell.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, May I3.-An adjourned
meeting of stockholders of the Tennessee
Coal, Iron and Railroad Company WAS held at
Tracy City to-day, with over niue million dol
lars stock represented. This is The largest
rcprcscutatio ton at any meeting ever held
The proposition to sell all the COMPANY 5
Tennessee property, consisting OF several
furnaces and larg. area of coal and iron
lands. to an English syndicate for two and
nne-balf millions Of dollars was defeated.
Col. a. NJ. Shook held President Plati.S
proxy and voted his stock in favor OF the sale,
The company had onc-h&ll OF lhe ten hililloh
dollars stock OF the Enslcy City Land Com
nany and proposition to exchange this stock
for five hundred thousand dollars stock III The
Southern Steel Company was accepted.
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-05-15
FOLLOWING: T!!E iTATA.
The Charleston Noses Her Way Along the
Coast OF California.

$40 Francisco, May !l.-ihc TACT no
longer is concealed, even in official Naval
circles :Lat the swift Cruiser Charleston
is now OIL III not chase after the CHILEAN
Transport ltata which is believed to lave
steamed South Friday night or Saturday
morning. The Gillian Cruiser EsiEeralde
is believed TO be lying OF Cape San Lucas
which Is ike s;oulhcrnmost point IF the
land in Lower California. awaiting supplies
carried by the ltata.
The sea run 70 that point is ahoul seven
hundred miles. The Itata being heavily
loaded, il is estimated ohc cannot c%cecd
six 10 eight knots, and the Charleston
which left San Pedro this morning. it is
thought, can certainly ovcrtakc her or
reach San Lucas in advance OF the trans
port.
Ii not found there the Charleston will
proceed direct 20 Acapulco, which will be
;hc lrst point at which any further intel
ligcuce can he received. Even though the
CrHiser E,smcralda is mctas convoy of the
Itata, il is Understood that the orders Of
the Charleston arc explicit on the point
Of capture, and if the ltata is sighted it
is believed certain now that there will be
L capture, or fight or both.
SAs PEDRO. Gala, May Il.-'i'hc L. 5.
War-ships Charleston and Omaha anchor
ed of this place last evening and cx-
changed signals The Charleston weigh
ed anchor ii } o'coc!; this morning aud
left steering South.
SAS DIEGO, Gala, May LITTLE Char
lesion was sighted off Point Iona At | 80
this forenoon, under fall steam and head
ing Southeast.
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-05-15
TI;E :ESTUCK UNION HUA:%.
The Cases Against the Read Again Con-
s.dercd by the Z. :. Court and Cost
OF Continuation TO jackson
Estimated.

LOUISVILLE, May lin The United
States Circuit Court Yesterday the cases
of the kentucky Union Railway Company
again came up fox considerations Judge
Lindsay and Col. ;5toue appeared for
Mason, Hoguc x Mycr and other creditors,
and Judge Humphrey, of this city, and
Dir. Pinckney Green, Of New York, Tor j..
Kennedy Tod !; Co. In the case Of the
latter company ". the Railway Company,
Receiver Hamilton F. kcan presented the
following estimate Of cost for completion
,..o,j IN !, ci-cOn.
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-05-15
The Welcome Rain.

The protractcd spell Of dry weather
which has retarded and, in many locali
ties, seriously injured the crops, was
broken Wednesday by general and
steady rain. The garden spots, the grain
fields and the meadows throughout this
section had become very dry. Indeed the
crops throughout the South had been
damaged by the drouth.
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-05-15

is learned that Mrs. Gilmcr went on her
knees - her husband some months ago.
avowinS her unworthincss, and begging
rs the mother OF his children that he
would not drive her away hut allow her
10 remain IN his house rs a cook. This
throws Heroic phase on Mr.. Gi!mcr's
character instead Of making him blind
ed dupc.
This is probably the circumstance
alluded TO by the gentleman who told us
in the News Office this morning of Mrs.
Gilmcr's visit to her parents last summer,
when she WAS induced to return to her
husband.
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-05-15

Some time ago an application was made
to the receiver for authority to complete
been taken hy The court.
D. W Chenau!t filed his response to
the charge OF contempt OF court in enter
ing uniawful!y upon the lands OF the
kentucky Union Land Company i'll Wolfe
and Powell counties, as charged by Re-
cciycr Halscy Defendant asserts that he
and Ed Chenault have lived upon the Hand
in und,putcd possession for over twenty
FIVE wears. He asserts that the land has
never been in The possession Of the plain
tiff. The hearing OF the charge was set
for the next term Of the Circuit Court.
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-05-15
DELLlCE2.lNT EDITORS.
They Fight i'll Bristol and iiav" war Of
Words 1t MiddieshoroCgh.

Bn!srol. May ll.-t'or some days past
C. B. Cook, editor Of the News, md c. Ii.
Slack, editor Of tie Courier have hecn
exchanging compliments through the col
umns Of their respective papers. They
have about exhausted the vocabulary Di
offensive epcihcts, and no! contcn! with II
war Of words, Mir. Slack assaulted Mr..
Cook. They were arraisncd before Re
corder Burrow and Cir. Cool, was fined
SO and costs for carving concealed dead
" weapons ard Mr.. S;lacl. s., .or assault.
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-05-15
Moro Trouble in Harlan.

Reports from Harlan county indicate that y
new and very violent feud is now developing
1t seems Wynne, man of some prominence
aud means, has become involved in a bitter
legal controversy with the Baileys, the kellys
and the Shorts. Each side is securing deposit
tons and making aflidavits aud when. the court
convenes serious troubles expected.
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-05-15
Financial.

NEW YoxK, May 1.-THE stock market oreued With
prices on Slightly higher level than those OF last
eye,fug, Delaware and Hudson being up q, Louisville
aud Nashville Is, and the others from "a to ~ pes
and the opening Agures those Immediately follow
Ing the highest Ok the hour. The railroad list,
however gave evidences OF support, and With the ex-
cep,lon OF Delaware aud HUDSON, Roc1 island a1d
Burlington, which declined ~ and ~ per cent, res
pectlysy, tha losses were confined 70 sau fractions.
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-05-15
Another Doctor in Trouble

Lynchhurg dispatch says that great
sensation has been caused ut Brook neal
Campbell county, by the arrest of Dr. g.
VI. Wicklitiic. a woll-known physician and
large land owner, on n charge Of crimi-
nally aSsarltno q lady OF Charlotte
county, whom he was attending profess
sionaly, on Monday. While at her hus-
band residence he sent the latter TO have
prescription filed, and then, il is alcg-
Cd. administered ch!orotorm TO the wife
in order TO accomplish his purpose. The
reported outrage occasioncd great indig-
nation in the community, and DR.. Wick :
life, becoming alarmed, started 70 leave
the county. tie was arrested nj Drake :
Branch on tho Richmon,! and Danvi!ic
railroad, and is now III the Charlotte
county jail He came originally from
New Orleans, where he figured pro:nncn:-
J., in the reconstruction period.
Information was received in Lyuchnuy"
Yesterday 10 the effect that DR.. G.. NJ.
Wickiitic, has been admitted to bail in lhc
sum OF $1,000 and has returned TO his
home in Brookncal. 1t is not known
what the character OF his dcfc"cc viii be-
but there arc various rumors aiioat to thc
effect that the case is not rs bad as was
"a first represented.
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-05-15
DEPUTY u. 5. MARSHAL KlLLED.
Shot From Ambush by Illicit Ostillers In
Franklin County.

CHATTANOOGA, May l3.--A special 70 the
Times from Huntsville, Ala, reports the killing
of J. Locke Ezell deputy marshal. The
officer was shot from ambush by illicit distil-
lers. The killing occurred i'll franklin county
and makes the third murder Of revenue officers
in the last two years in that vicinity.
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-05-15
Southern Made Iron pIre.

B.gXlSonAx, ALA, May 1.-THE first shipment Of
iron pipe ever made in the South left for Baltimore
to-day by way of the Richmond & Danyille railroad.
1t was INSIDE BY = Bcsscn.er Alsba,ns, 1rm. solid
train OF twenty-five composed the shipments,
and /. Is the first OF five thousand ton contract.
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-05-15

..e stye.atipus made in the Baker
m., all,la ,la.l., ,..r...r.,s
'''''''s' " .'''''eF 'ne comics
A's. ".'me' ba- become known,
= il oaruDn county Tie subject is The
ugs,t.'e,l ~, u;:A.,tc. cycor,;o, of
-
- ''''S's al Nc"'cfn
's murder Of John II Caddall. the
-ai. Treasurer, j, as.i! Of last wear.
!, sa....,. - = -
''--'N4 '''g information heFc-
-',s.
-', ''rs&toi or Maggie C~cil is {
49, .'e, 81 Iaoaas Cecil .Aer mother
A'..sam. ia Ccciltowa. about eight
tiom >nowYil.c in the Iliavassi.
'.''e' AaoGt l>,i gentleman here
-.''"i tells Us, she was at Baptist
.''''. B meeting held in cd Harmony
'...' e''Fe there were at iens; :.oon
s.9,sA'' and She Was considered
tle'i looking young lady OK the
''' H,e 70 no! less than 30 years Of
-1s Her sraadla,her was the Rev.
's''' d magistrate and preacher in
a' ~ county ior about. forty years.
!. 1s, parents my living, ana she Aa-
,..''' '.Fse brothers and four married
'''''N nUppron o,h0r relatives
T. ~ eeqa',y-a!i a, Gnc people as We
..n., ~ ' ,o1"''' and on whose family
-,,e3 ''0' AZ siam has ever before
Ia.,PY
b h., III "'' Il IS reported, she came home
.i,a segA'', OWING to this same trouble
l.ie., Gu, 4g'oahd, growing out Of her
I'm. 49, 4''ol7 WITH DR.. Baker, but after
s.ar, ~ ~ .es'an'ied by her r.other to
.. HI Da'i3i Courier Of yesterday gave
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-05-15
KENTUCKY'S CONVENTION,
The Hottest Contest Over the Governor
ship Witnessed for Many Years.
P ROsP ECTS OLA ROW.


LOUISVILLE, May i!.-Seldom, II ever
in the history Of Kentucky, has 80 much
interest been taken in convention to
nominate Governor and other State
officers as is shown in the Democratic
convention that assembled here WulncS-
day. According to the most authentic
estimates :hc Instructed vote for the can
didates for Governor stood ~ follows:
Brown, 81 Clay, 2G2; Hardin, 80; Clardy.
i02
Cen Jno g. Cas;lcman, Chairman of
the State Central Committee called the
convention to order and Hon. |. II. Good
night WAS elected temporary chairnan.
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-05-15
BEING EXHAUSTED.
Little Profit iu Lake Superior Ores This
Season.
tAmerican Manufacturer.

Advices from the Lake Superior region
indicates that iron ore producers are fast
arriving at the conclusion that their trade
this season is to be anything but profta-
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-05-15
At Nsii.iirgbOrOUG,i.

MlprLAsaonovcn, May ll.-A furious
article appeared in The Midd!esboroush
Herald few days ago assailins The editor
Of The News Cor some criticism the News
had passed on tho Herald. The next day
the following articles appeared III the
Herald, which explain Themselves:
an article appeared in these columns
Yesterday morning. dcnouncing IN Il most
violent and umcalcd-tor manncrthe editor
and publisher OF the Middlcshorough
Daily News 1t is but justice to the par
ties concerned 10 state that he article
referred 10 was written and published
without the know ledge or consent o! the
editor Of this paper. who, had he known
OF its existence, would not under any cir
cumstances have allowed il 10 appear iii
the columns OF the Daily Herald. Tie
officers Of the Herald Publishing Company
regret the occurrence exceedingly. and
hope Tie public and publishers of the
Daily News Will accept this explanation
as it is meant and is il is given, and thai
the 'ricndiicst relations will continue to
exist between the two companies.
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-05-15
-. ~. SrccestiDn is Regarded.

Bm1.x, May ll.--1'he Italian pro2os'-
ton is laughed at here in view OF 1"e
enormous emigration from that country
70 The United States
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-05-15

Dir. W. II. Coffman passed through the city yester-
day en- route for Mddlesborouyh. He expects to
make Big Stone Gap his permsnent home within
short time.
The Big Stone post. (Big Stone Gap, Va.) 1890-1892, 1891-05-15

LOUISVILLE. ny, May il. 10 T.. M.---'rhe
Democratic State Convention is now
organized, with Charles Il. Long, Of Louis
Vile, i Brown man, permanent Chairman.
Nothing else WAS done at this morning
or lhi. afternoon $ session but listen to
speeches. The Convention az = r. n. adj
iourEed till : p NJ. TO await Che report OF
the Conmi tee eli trcGeniiiis. which has
been hard at work all dav. It is thought
that most ii The contests vii! he decided
N Brown favor. ~ the members Of the
Committee are for him--four for Clay AID
three for Hardin. 1t looks as if Brown
has the bulge The Clay people are COM
planning of bad treatment There is
every prospect Of a i'ig row when the
crcdcgtials report is brought in. Louis
willie. Warren and Campbell! counties will
furnish the bittcrcst contests Tie Com
nittce on resolution after sharp contest,
adopted clause fayorin% free silver coin
age. No nomination can he reached till
late to-IpiSh. or tomorrow.
The Derby vas run to-day. Result:
kinGman, first; B&lgowan. second. :