The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1893-04-28

convention al SpTIueue'u' ''"'
to nth.
THE new bill restricting the
State into Representative districts
has no emergency clause ana VIII
not 60 into effect in time to elect
the next Legislature under 'tS
provisions.
Sixty members of Hawaiian /
Provisional Governments Nation |
al Guard have been seriously |
poisoned in very mysterious .
manner. The Royalists deny any /
connection with the poisoning.
THE Murray Ledger says that
Galloway county will give either
Bin Reed or John Hendrick over
1000 majority ut the next election
for Congress in this District; ana
all about a post.ohce.
POLISHED Republican alludes
to the Southern Governors who
met recently at Richmond rs
"hungry Southern Wolves" The
era OF reconciliation does not seem
to have reached around to that
editor.
THE woman suffrage Issue. is
being brought to q head in Kansas.
This question is one which seems
TO be pressing for settlemeu'
everywhere. But the result IN
Kansas will not he indicative Ut
results generally.
TWENTY-FIVE pretty irish girls
have come over to represent Ire.
land al the fair. We very much
mistake the temper Of the Ameri-
can people IL they allow these
beauties TO ever 60 back TO the
Emerald Isle.
JOHN II. Mcdowell. late poll.
tician OF Tennessee, will be in
charge of the alliance headquar.
ters at Chicago and will remain
there the entire time Of the fair.
He is also working an immigration
scheme.-Martin (Tenn) Mail.
The Worlds Fair will be open.
ed promptly on next Monday, May
LIST, and, Notwithstanding many re-
ports TO the contrary, everything
except possibly few minor de
tails, will be completed aud in
readiness for inspection by the
public.
SOME Of the so called scientists
are now disturbed over the APP
prehension that the earth is 10 be
destroyed by mans use of natura
gas taken from the central cavity
Of the earth. These folks know d
great deal, but what they DO not
know.is wonderful.
1T is understood that the Gov,
ernOr and Adjutant.General will
order the State troops into camp
this sumner ut Chicago. regard
less of the Legislatures failure to
act in the matter. 1t appears ia
be o matter for the Governors
decision, any way.
ACCORDING 10 Washington
correspondent the extra session
programme has been formulated
in detail. The Congress is 10 he
convened on the lst of Septem.
Der. The Ways aud Means aud
Coinage Committees will be ap.
pointed. aud then Congress will
take q recess until the 18th OF
November in order TO give these
committees time to formulate n
Tariff bill and Silver bill.
SECRETARY CARLISLE has very
wisely refused 10 accept either the
suggestions or dictatiOns of Wall
Street to relieve the treasury on
account of the scarcity of gold,
Mr.. Carlisle's firm position is to
he commended. The treasury OF
the United States has too long
been run upon the suggestions OF
Wall Street TO the enrichment of
the money sharks and to the Diet.
riment of the country aud the
masses ofthe people. Wall Street
should no more be allowed 10
suggest the financial management
of this great country than the
railroads should he allowed TO
regulate commerce. What is to
their interest is always against
the interest of the people.
TALK of the gubernatorial elec,
ton two years hence, says the
Greensboro Messenger, is a little
premature, hut the politicians
abOut Frankfort are already figur
a., al "A . IL
generally conceded that Watt
Hardin win enter the lists again
aud it is also said that Judge San
DeHsven has given out the word
to his friends. Secretary of State
Headiey is tipped AZ a prospect.
i've candidate. aud it ia rnmored
that John Hager is revolving the
matter ia his mind, and may con
cluds to come from the mountain.
aud measure lances with the low
landers. Congressman Stone Il
counted on as the Western Ken
tucky entry. This wonld be on,
from each end of the State agains
three in the middle. OF cours,
all this is mere speculation, hu, !
has a sembiance OF probability.
The New York World is headin.
an active war against trusts, ant
is urging in most persisien
manner the present Administra
ton to root them ont. IL is do
clared that there are at least iJi
trusts that may he readily recog
nized aud crashed by the Anti
Trust law. The trouble seems t.
be that heretofore no one has ser
iously undertaken TO enforce thi
measure. There is no agitation
no movement ia which the Ameri
can people are so sympatheticalll
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