Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1897-11-16
ALPHABETICALLY ARRANGED.


Publicans and two Gold Democrats.
In the next General Assembly Of
Kentucky, which meets the first Of
January, there will be a two-thirds
majority of Democrats in the Senate
and hree-fourths majority of Dem
: ocrats in the House, including Ave or
! ten Populists, elected on fusion tickets.
There are two gold Democrats, one in
each house, but these will probably
go into the Democ cratic caucus. There
are II Democrats and IL Republicans
in the Senate, gain Ct ten, and 70
Democrats and % Republicans in the
House, gain Of about 30, CHASING as
Republicans all those who voted
against the caucus nominee for. Sem
ator.
Of ninety two members whose oc.
equations are known, there are thirty
farmers, twenty one lawyers, twenty
merchants, FIVE preachers, five teach
ers, five newspaper editors, six doctors
and one base ball magnate, the Hon.
Harry 9. Pullman, President Of the
Louisville Baseball Club.
The list Of members appears below,
Senators marked with an asterisk are
holdoyers.
An analysis of the names shows that
our old friends Smith, Jones, Brown.
johnson aud Williams, are all on
hand. There are five preachers not
counting one Bishop. There are two
Joneses in the Senate and two
Sharps and two Morrises in the
House, divided politically. A big
majority Of the House members are
men new to public life, but the Senate
Is made up largely of men of moro
than local prominence.
SENATORS AND PosToFFIcE ADDRESSES.
George HI. Alexander, DEM, Louis
vile, lawyer.
*W. j. Bale, Dem, Hodgenvile.
*John Bennett, Rep, Richmond.
*Chas. j. Bronston, Dem, Licking
ton, lawyer.
*R B Brown, Dem, Warsaw.
*R. A. Carpenter, Rep, Limestone,
l.. H. Carter, Dem, Lawrenceburg,.
lawyer,
*W. H. Clark, Rep, Mckee, Jack
son county.
X. G. Crenshaw, Dem.Pop., Pee
Dee, Christian county, farmer.
AVN. Dingus, Rep, Prestonburp,
IT. }. Elmore, Dem, Mayfeld.
Geo. I. Farris, Dem, Lancaster.
Nc ID. Ferguson, Dem, Blandvllle.
Newton Frazier, Dem, Clark's Sta
ton, farmer.
j. c. Gillispie, Dem, Nicholas
county, etc.
VIM. Goebe', DEM, Coyington, law
yer.
Thos H. Hays, Dem, Louisville,
farmer.
JnO. J. Johnson, Dem, Louisa,
lawyer,
R: NJ. Jolly, Rep, Irvington, miller.
w. o. Jones, Dem, Leitchfield, law
yer.
#W. II. Jones, Rep, Freedom.
~ /, Lay, Dem, Brownsville.
70. G, McChord, Dem, Springfield,
lawyer.
Hugh Mcconnell, Dem, Princeton.
farmer.
W. E. Miller, Rep, huntsville.
I'd u. Petrie, Rep, Elkton, lawyer.
Rev. A. D. Roberts, Dem, Boon
lille, preacher.
~ D. Rummons, Rep, Maysville.
JAS. w. Shanks, Dem, Newport.
*Fenton Sims, Dem, Cadiz, lawyer.
spark G. Smith, gold Dem, Sui
olur.
*Christian Siege, Rep, Louisville.
Capt j. M. Thomas, Dem, Bour-
BON county, ETC., contractor.
Capt, R. S. Triplett, Dem, Owens
)oro.
DR.. T G. Turner, Rep, Dunmere,
physician
W. T Voiles, DEM, Butler, mer-
liant.
DR.. W. G. Welch, Dem, Nicholas.
lille, physician.
j. T. Wilson, Dem, Henderson,
aImer.
REPRESENTATIVES, BY COUNTIES.
j. M. Adele, Dem, Covingtou.
Rev. Bruce Adkins, Dem, Elliott.
L. ii. Armstrong, DEM, Bracken,
Merchant.
j. G. w, Beckham, Dem, Nelson,
lwyeT.
Rev. Alvin Bertram, DEM, Clinton,
&c.
Geo H. Bishop, Dem, Newport.
Buford W. Bradburn, DEM, Bowl
lg Green, lawyer
j. L. Brown, Dem Pop, Hancock.
A. G. Brown, Dem, Hickman, mer-
lant.
j. E, Cahill, Dem, Mason, fl rmer
j. @. Cantrill, Dem, Scott, mer.
Albert H. Charlton, Dem, Louis
lie, 7th district.
W, I. Chiffon, Dem, Henry. mer.
j. Morgan Chinn, Dem, Mercer.
Iwyer.