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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1892-11-18
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A PLEA FOR POSTUM.
7 81 Unique Prayer OF u Colored Convio In
the Ohio Penttentiary


the Ohio Penitentisry.
CJLUMBus, o., Nov. l4.--There was
cdasternation, followed by an uproar,
iuthe little chapel at the penitentiary
Su1day morning, when old Nose Allen,
a oolored, one-legged prisoner, from
Sdu,h Carolina, arose to pray. The
prtyer-meeting was opened IN the usual
Why 10y Chaplain Dudley, and sew
eral of the convicts followed with
brtei words OF prayer, and il WAS while
all beads were bowed in reverence, and
all learts turned to higher things, that
old Nose grasped his opportunity TO
81 Fik good word in anticipation of
thanksgiving. This is the way he
dibit:
Dear, beloved brudderin and sistern,
tank de Lord permittin me to KUN ter
church dis year beautiful Sabbat morn
~ all dunno know dot beautiful
Thsnksgivin Day is near at han. On
dat day some folks will eat turkey;
sone cat chicken; some eat duck; some
al lamb and some eat sheep. But us
Nkg-us we would like that good ole
-
der sar off i'm; put i'm ont two nights
and let i'm fross Bring i'm in.
Paroil i'm. Stuff i'm, like
VOL turken an base i'm. Put
i'm . de pan Put sweeten taters all
roud dat poss. Put i'm in dostove and
she, dat stove deah. Go way, tinldn'
abot Booregard jeff Davis, Lincolr
an rant Let IN stay in der a vile,
Ope dat stove doah. Ole possy all
turud brown and de gravy drippin' in
de m, declare dat poss am cooked.
Brir dat poss ont dat stove. Put i'm
on d table Don't cut in vile es 'ot, TO
Chrit's sake. Amen"
A the conclusion of this unique
pravr there was an outburst of wild
Laughter from the prisoners
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KNIGHTS OF LABOR
To Meet in Annual Convention at
~ Louis.
One of the Moo Important Things to 80
Csrsidersd VII he the Question Of
Restricting 1spmigra,ion-It WIN
he Oppoooo BY the knights.

80 a., r,
ST. Louie ne genera as
sembly, n - meets az "orkineh 3
hall In ann convention tuesday
morning. minority on 'he mem
bers have - ~ arrived, Jonn Deviin'
OF the exec.s poaru' sara MONDAY
that among nost important things
70 De cons oy the convention
Will DO tns 81 res'r'c,ins ,nni
grafton sme' ne sald' ,nat II
anything - ''en upon IL WIN DC IN
the form nsoiutiohs oeciaring
against unS'eo ilhmigra.,on' anu
making oPP& AfH W !. one 0. s"e prIn'
cipies OF 49, me n. ol u every
wnerc VIII ~ 'he s"pJee" :"
SAX x2E ~ opuisr se n,. NV,
Il, i5.9 =, ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ " =. a, ~
Ii I..... of E,ror,s.
a,sa.I.,.-lor a.. rcno-. ,h,t NJ
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STRIKE ENDED.
indignation Among New Orleans
Workingmen
over the Manner IN which the strike wss
settlcd-1he Committee Representing
the Interests of the q aborers nItt.r-
~ Scored 7 rcach.ry thsrs.d

NEw ORLEANS. Nov ia.-The lcnders
Of the strikers have compromised with
the various organizations and commits
tees aud the strike Is virtually over.
There Is intense Indignation among n
large number OF workingiaen over the
manner In which the strike was settled.
and the committee Of five representing
the interests OF the lsborers arr openly
denounced and charged with trcachery
aud having sold out the labor element
A thousand men were crowded into Ex.
change alley Friday morning.
They included whites aud blacks and
represented many men who had been
unable to secure their places again.
They have been out for nearly ,hrso
weeks and their families are In want
ThA aru<Dv~ ssssy s~id, hs3l sold them
out and had surrendered every point
that had been coutcnded for.
The street CIR companies have aOout
broken up the chr drivers nnion, and
the contract that Was broken viii un.
doub,edly remain 40. The companies
will now employ union and non-union
men indiscrimina,ely All the ring cad.
ers on the street car lines have been dis
charged. aud the unions are ~ badly
disorganized that the can not do any.
thing In the matter.
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vorc nr Any az
All Bnt Pour Indians Countie. Heard
Prom Indicate Plurality OF over seven
Thousand.

All But Pour Indiana Counties Heard
Prom Indicate Plurality OF over seven
Thousand
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Nov. i2. -Retlyns
from cighty.eight out of ninety.two
counties received to date have not ma
tcrially changed the estimate 81 the
democratic plurality In Indiana hereto
fore given. Based upon the vote Of SIS
the democrats in the lightweight coun.
ties have made gains OF II 4S7 votes
The republicans have gained /, $40 votes
This leaves the net democratic gain in
the lightweight counties 1901 over the
vote OF 1858 In that year the rcpub-
licans carried the state by plurality %
2,3iS The net democratic gain in this
election is therefore sufficient TO wipe
out the plurality Of four years ago and
give a democratic plurality Of 7.723
This computation does not inclu.y re-
turns from the four counties Of Marion,
Warren, Fountain and Craw ford. These
estimates on the four lacking counties
are believed Ia be substantially correct:
Marion, 1000 democratic; Crawford, 200
democratic; Warren, 500 republican,
and Fountain, Is republican. Tn" demo-
cratic prepoudcrancc in these four coun-
ties Is 3sa. This gives a total democrat
Sc plurality in Indiana Of s,OiS. II is
not believed the official count will vary
much from these figures
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VOTE MAY BE DIVIDED.
Ohios Electoral Vote Is Very Much Mud
died lp.

died Up.
CoLuMBUs, O., Nov. 12.-Thc mathe-
maticians are still at work at both tho
republican and democratic state head
quarters, but they had not altered any.
thing up to Friday afternoon. The re-
publicans claim the state by 1000 or
!, 200, and the democrats by 300 or l, 900.
But three official returns have been re-
ceived by Secretary of State Poorman.
these from Knox, Fairfield and Marion
counties. They show a peculiar state
of affairs
In those three counties Lorenzo Dam
ford, republican elector at large, runs
ahead OF the ticket by o5 votes, and w.
A. Seward the democratic elector at
large, runs ahead of his ticket by ll3
votes. This was caused by men mark
ing only the names of those gen.
tlcmeu under n mistaken notion that
they were thereby voting the straight
tickets At Republican headquarters
much of the calculations have been
based on the highest vote cast for cleo
tor, and it is now apparent that that
basis is not good one. IL is by no
means certain that Ohio has gone re-
publican, and it is doubtful whether 5.
NJ. Taylor is elected.
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lNpiANAroIIs, Ind. Nov 1l.-Figurcs
upon the legislature are still incom.
pletc. Returns thus far Indicate that
the senate viii be composed Of % demo-
Gratis and l2 republicans, with . in
doubt, and the house OF o. democrats
and - republicans, with in doubt
Returns from the several COMPRESSION.
nj districts, with n few counties still in
complete, show the following plural
tiles:
First Dis,rlct--A H. Taylor, dem.
9sf
Second-John l.. Brett, dem, 2,027.
Third--,lason II. Brown, dem. 200.
Fourth--Nilliam : Holman, dem f,
$500
Fifth-George w. Cooper dem, 925
SiNth-llenry W, johnson, rep. q. 800.
Seventh-w. ID. Bynum, dem, ., 900.
Eighth--E. h. Brookshirc, dem, $50.
Ninth Daniel Waugh, rep, 1900.
Tenth-Thomas Hammond, dem, 800.
Eleventh-A. w. Martin, dem, Loo.
TWELFTH f. McNagney, dem 3, 767.
Thirteenth--C q. Conn, dem, 1900.
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Veteran Hors sman D,ai.

PARIS, Ky, Nov. ll.-"Uncle" Jack
Hook, the widely known turfman, died
Thursday morning from consumption.
lie was one Of the best known trotting
norsemen in Kentucky Mr. Hook
trained such good ones Ms Gillette t2:0o
~ DE Sp'nks /. 81, Abbic V. (9;ls
I-2) Annorean ttvo-year-old, e;2o; Cy.
alone (2;23 l-2) and others
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A Farmer peyourei by swlns.

TERRE HAuIE, Ind, Nov. l5.-Jessc
Sykes, an old farmer residing three
miles from Newport Ind. met with n
horrible death sunday evening. He was
subject to cpileptic fits About o'clock
he went out 10 feed IA lot of hogs. As
he did not appear for supper one Of the
members Of his family went out to see
what was the matter. What was his
horror to see the hogs tearing out the
entrails of the old man and devouring
them. Both legs were nearly stripped
of flesh. The badly mutilated remains
were removed to the house.
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Chief Justice Merriman Dead.

RALEIGH, y. C., Nov, i5.-Soon after .
o'clock Monday morning Chief Justice
Augustus ;. Merriman died at his home
here of diabetes, after several months of
critical illness He served in the state
legislature, and was in the state militia
service during the first months Of the
war Then he became solicitor, and
later judge, resigning in 1855 owing TO
some conflict with Gen. Candy. He
came here and practiced law in 1872,
and after a remarkable contest he vas
elected tied States senator in iss3,
was ap' -,nted associate justice, and
two years ago was appointed and elect
ed chief Justice.
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Strange Survival of Injuries.

POPLAR GROVE, Ark, Nov. l5.-Sam.
Nickel, q Negro of this place, is liv-
ing curiosity. some time in August he
was sitting near fire. He had hit
and fell on the fire, his head striking a
heap of red Goals. His face, neck and
head were burned until not only the
hair and flesh fell off, but the skull was
burned so badly that a piece as large as
a mans hand came off. lie is now up
and the wounds show a rehealing. lie
has plaster over the brain. Anyone
can see the brain when the plaster
is off
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The Vote in Indiana.

INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. IS The official
returns from SIS counties in the state
give the total peoples party vote as
eO,242 aud the prohibitionists ll,G27
The remaining seven counties will
not materially increase these totals.
In 1855 the populists polled 1884
for secretary of state and the pro-
hibitionists l2,0O6. The official returns
verify the report previously sent out
that the democracy, in joint ballot in
the general assembly, will have 9s votes
aud the republicans 30, IT. the senate
the vote will stand 81 to Is, and in the
house SO to 81 on party questions. The
returns from ali the counties in the
state show a democratic plurality OF
:
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tbs TROUBLE BEGINS.
Tho singie TaScrs Already Hot AMER the
Democrats.


CHICAGO. Nov. T., The Chicago Sim
gle tax club has adopted the following
resolutions:
"Whercas, The national democratic
platform dcnounccs protection as n
fraud and a robbery and declares II 20
be unconstitutional, and with these
declarations submitted the matter TO
the people; therefore,
Resolved. That the tidal wave which
swept the country last Tuesday was a
righteous condemnation of protection.
Resolved, That We dcnounco %, false
TO the pledges Of the democratic party
and inimical 20 its continued success
every uttcrance on the part OF SIS ac-
credi ted leaders which tends to'justify
perpetuation of any vestige OF the pro-
tective system. D
Resolved, Labor has demanded JUS
tice; when monopolists seek protec ton
they should ask it 10y its right name,
and at the place provided for the needy,
and not strive TO turn the national gov
crnmcnt into gigantic paupe, institu-
ton
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Mexico ltslolces.

CITY OF MEXICO, Nov. l2-News OF
the election Of Mr. Cleveland was re.
ceived here by tariff reformers in
Mexico with great satisfaction, ant is
certain to strengthen them in their con-
test against monopolies.
Mexican protectionists have en-.
ploycd the arguments Of the American
high tariff party, and the complete rout
of that party is tremendous blow to
them.
Mr. Cleveland Is greatly admired in
this country as n friend TO Mayico,
with whose president he has been al
ways on pleasant terms
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Will Simply Wait.

JAMESTOWN. o., Nov. 1.-THE Fal-
con,ron and Nail Co., which has been
engged in putting in foundations for a
larr tin-plate plant at Niles O., has
dec!ed to complete the work already
laid out, but will not finish the inn
prorments until the policy of the dem
ocraic administration is determined.
II fvorable TO the tin-plate industry
the works will be lighted, otherwise
the,will be changed to some other in
dns~t
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ohio Penit.ntlary statistics.

CoLUMnus, o., Nov, II. Chaplain W,
Il. Dudley, Of the pcnitentiary, has com
piled his annual report of prison statis-
tics. Among the i,05i criminals en-
rolled during the year, 49, crimes are
represented. burglary and larceny being
prevalent, numbering lS2. Religiously
considered, those of Methodist parents
prcdominatc, with 3iJ; Catholics 223,
Baptist 1919, Presbyterian O., Lutheran
b., Christian 10. United brethren l9,
Episcopal Is, Disciple II; 81 have no
church, and there are six Hebrews. one
Mennonite, one scvcnth-day Adventist
and one Shaker.
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Fifth district, Fletcher. r.; Sixth dis
trict, Baldwin, D.; Seventh district,
lioen, peoples The latter is very close.
however, and Fieg, r., may beat Boon
out From the present indications the
legislature will be anti.republican by q
SINAI. majority, but no figures can DO
given. Republicans claim Nelson's
tRep) majority for governor VIII pc uc-
tween ten and twelve thousand.
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Americans Cross Asia on Bicycles.

LYNDON, Nov. IA dispatch TO the
Tins from Shanghai, China, announces
the nccossful termination of the jour
ney Il two American college students,
whCset out some months ago to cross
Ash on bicycles They travelled by
wa Of Tashkend, Kuldja, Urimtsi,
Han, Suhchau, Lanchow, Sengan and
Parma. They were everywher re
Kin V received.
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North Carolina Results.

RALEIGH. n. C., Nov, IL. The demo
Gratis have elected all the conGressmer
from this state except perhaps, in the
Fifth. which will be decided only 10y
the official count The democrats alst
have the largest majority in the legisla
ture that they have ever had. In tn,
senate there are forty-onc democrats
two populists, one republican, aud tive
seats still in doubt
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Texas Resu'ts.

GALVESTON, Tex. Nov l2-Fuller re-
turns from the state confirm the election
of Hogg by 5O,Ooo to IS, plurality.
The next legislature, both house and
senate, will be overwhelmingly demo
cratic. The populist will have less than
half dozen senators out of thirty-onc,
and less than twenty Of a total of i2s in
the house. There will lie two or three
republicans in the lower house, but
none in the upper
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Welsh r,n-plate works TO star. up

LONDON, Nov. IA number of Welsh
tpplate manufacturers, whose works
heve been closed are giving notice Of a
sumption Of work at their establish
rrnts. The news of the democratic
'rtory has been received with great
saflsfaction in iron and tin-plate man
farturing districts of Great Britain
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a,ryanta Combine In London.

LONDON. Nov. 1.-THE latest trades
union development in London is the
fornation of n Domestic Servants
union. Eeven hundred servants have
already Joined, and the number OF pos
sioe members in London is estimated
az $40 600
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MINNESOTA

Tho Republicans Elect the Governor Hut
Lose the Legislature.
ST PAUL, Mimi, Nov. TO- From re.
turns received up to II o'clock Thurs
day night, the Globe figures that tho
Minnesota congressional delegation
will consist OF four republicans, two
democrats and one populist, as fol-
lows: First district, Tawney, r.;
second district, McCleary. T.;
third district Hall, d.; fourth
district Castles district), kiefer;
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Psanu. Flrs at Norfolk, Va.

NORFOLK, Va, Nov, i2.-A destructive
fire broke out in the large peanut fac
tory OF the Merchants and Farmers
Co., spreading on the east OF the Etna
works and jumping over the street Il
the Gwaltney- Bunkley Peanut Co., to-
tally destroying the buildings The
loss So far is between $50, 900 and s1j,'
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Death Of Col, Amos shinKle.

(NCINNATI, Nov. li-CoL Amos
Sthkle, well known millionaire, of
CNngton, Ky, dicdat his home in that
Coy at 10 o'clock, Sunday night, two
dsys after the anniversary Of his wed.
ding Mr.. Shinkle was i'll scarcely
twenty hours. lie leaves an estate es
timated nj a. 900 600
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Cholera iu France, Hungary ana Holland.

LONDON. Nov ia dispatch from
Paris to the Standard says fresh cases
of cholera are reported from Etahles,
Courtvillc, Calais, Arras, Boulogne,
'Avion and e,sewhere in the north of
France. a dispatch from Buda-Pcsth
reports that NE disease is spreading in
Western AM Southern Hungary.
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suleides with an. Apron string.

SALEM, o., Nov. Ii.-Mrs. George
Contrath, OF Leetonia, committed sui
eide at that place by hanging herself
with apron-strings on an old tree back
81 the house She was about 30 years
Of age, and owned considerable prop
Prty
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A Maine Town Burnad

RocKroRr, Me, Nov. IA fire broke
ont in Camden, at 2 o'clock, Thursday
morning, which, before II could be sub
iucd, destroyed the entire business por.
lion Of the town, including the tele.
graph office. Particulars can not yet DO
obtained
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LATER ELECTION RrrURNa
Cleveland, 27s Electoral votes, Harrisos
t2tt Weaver 81, Doubtful %.

CINCINNATI, Nov. li.--As late returns
come In the result OF Tuesdays election
changes somewhat.
Wyoming and Montana-for the time
being. at any rate-have been trans.
ferrcd TO the republican column, but
one ~ the places among the watering
was filled Thursday morning by North
Dakota, taken from the republican list
Idaho goes 90 Weaver, and California to
Cleveland. Michigan, by the latest re-
turns, gives the republicans nine or her
electors, instead OF eight, leaving only
Ave for Cleveland. The electoral col
legc, with best and latest information
at hand, stands;
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NoIxtra s.s,lonotCongrcs.

NEW York, Nov l5.-Thc sun says;
THE sun is permitted 10 announce au-
thoritatively that II Is the present de-
termination of EXPIRES dent Cleveland
not to call an extraordinary session OF
congress after his inauguration on
March 4 next"
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Killed While walking on the Track.

ALLIANCE, O., Nov l+-John Prieh-
ard aged 45, prominent citizen of Pal
myntown, five miles north of this
tow, was struck by train on the ALI
anct y Northern railway while walking
on y track on his way home and in
starly killed. His body was terribly
marsded
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The Election in Missouri.

Sr. LOUIS, Nov. ll.-Late returns
democratic victory in Missouri will be
considerably greater than supposed
"Wednesday night The plurality Of
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GOV. McKinlsy's Father

CANTON, O., Nov. Is, Gov. Mckinley
and wife are in the city, attendants at
the cclebrat on OF the eighty fth birth.
day of the governor's father. The aged
gentleman is in good health and lives
quietly with his excellent wife at their
home on West Tuscarawas street.
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r,y,i Murdered 4, IN. Rlv r

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Nov. Is. Joe
James wife with n party Of searchers,
found hi, boiy floating in the Tennessee
river near Noccasin Bend Monday
Gunsha' wounds were all that told the
story of ui, mysterious murder "
clcW
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John Hoey Is Dead.

New York, Nov. lb.-John lloey died
in his apartments at Delmonico's one
minute after 10 o'clock Monday night.
The end was peaceful, and not even q
CONFUSION shook the frame OF the once
powerful man. MIR. Hoev died Of
Rright's disease.
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KniRhts of Lahor Gathering.

" Louis, Nov. "A. Hugh Cavanaugh,
~ NncinEat. Charles Martin, Toledo;
Jqbh Deylin, Detroit, and other leading
Nnqhts Of labor, reached their hotel
sunday night, To attend the national
sseembly Nrdu. day.
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Mrs Deacon's Hard Lines.

PARIS. Nov. 15.--On Wednesday the
court will be asked to impose daily
fine of 4, 0Ol francs on Mrs. Deacon UNI
til she produces her daughter, whom
she abducted The court seems to be
agains her on all points.
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CoIUMBys, Nov, i5.-The scandal
growing out OF the recent trip OF Adit'
Gen. Pocock and Miss Lucy Rhodes &c
Chicago was revived Monday by rumors
that the governor had notified the gen.
eral 10 resign.
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Cleveland, based upon present figures,
will be swclled to IS, 900, while that for
W, J. Stone, for Governor. will be about
2S, 600 The democrats elect thirteen
out of fifteen congressman. Weaver
and Bidwell each get less than 1000
votes
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Archbishop Ksnricl's Goa ijutor.

DUBUQUE, Ia, Nov, li.-It is under.
'tood here that Archbishop Satolli will
provide that Bishop lIennessy, of Du-
ouque, shall become coadjutor TO Arch
BISHOP Kenrick, of ST. Louis, with tie
right of succession
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Labor commi,sioner Peck discharged

ALBANY, y, y, Nov. Is Labor Com
missioner Charles h. Peck and his ste.
nographer, Ebert Rodgers. were dis
charged in the colrt OF sessions Mon
day, Judge Clute sustaining the de.
murrer TO the indictment found against
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Russ,ll's Plurality Increased.

BosroN, Nov. l2.-The discovery of an
error in the governor vote of Marlboro
increases Gov. Russells plurality 100
votes, making II 2,037.
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GrrnGuE, o. T., Nov l..-ReporiS
from 'Nariy all the counties in the ter
'i,ory show that the democrats VIII
have both branches of the legislature,
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1892-11-18
THE ELECTION.

Approximate Piursiities la the Different
| states.
The following table shows the pur'
alities, exact or fairly estimated, for the
presidential candidates in the various
states.