Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-08-01
POLITICIANS AND POLITICS.


IL took s93 $50, Os2.65 to run the gov.
eminent of Greater New York the past
year.
A poll by the democratic COMMITTEES
shows very small number of boiler
In Fayette.
Auditor Stone will go to Louisville
and run tobacco warehouse after his
term Is out.
Judge Nathan Day, who was hurt 10y
the bursting Of a fly wheel at saw mill
at Jackson, died of his injury.
Gov. Benton McMillin, Senator "ur-
ley and ex-Gov. Bob Taylor, OF Ten
nessee, will speak for Go bel and the
ticket
Capt. w. G. Curd says there is littl e
or no disadectiop n Pulaski in favor
of Brown, and Goebel will get the usual
democratic 'ote.
Two so-called democrats aud seven
popnlists formed the boilers conven-
ton in Ollie James town of Marion.
Evidently Ollie is o. X.
Col. John w. Yerkes is credited with
the statement that Boyle will go demo-
cratic this year. OF course she will.
Breckenridge will see to that.
Stand by the straight ticket. II there
is any boiling to be done let the profess
sional boilers continue on their way
rejoicing. -Cynthiana Democrat.
One of Bill Owens Lexington friends,
who takes no stock in his purity in poll
itics play, came near jumping on the
big Scott county squealer Friday, but
Owens beat a hasty retreat.
The democratic campaign will be in
augurated at Mayfield Aug. II, when
Senators Goebel and Blackburn will be
the principal speakers. They will also
speak at Wickliffe the Monday follow
ing.
The so-called revolt against Goebel
In Kentucky is only large when YOU
read about it in the republican journals.
Fact appears to be that the democratic
opposition TO Goebelis as nothing when
compared to the republican opposition
to Taylor. Enquirer.
Col. Jack Chinn figures Goebel's ma
iority at $4,000 and does not think |
enough OF the third ticket movement
10 dignity it with an estimate. Its only |
effect, he says, will be the means of
Goebel polling heavier vote for the /
reason many voters, who ordinarily
would not go to the polls, would come
,ut on election day and vote for Goe-
bel.
A few weeks ago when Col. Ingersoll
vas in Cincinnati he said TO Judge G.
:. Kincaid, in speaking of the Filipino
var, ~ would like to put up big sign
board for the benefit of sthe Admins
ration and worded, Stop. Turn back.
This is blunder tatamount to a crime.
We have no right to shoot our civiliza-
ion and religion into those innocent
'eople.'"
r. w. Creekmore, of Richmond, said
} John B. Chenault, late candidate
Or auditor, that he sold ont at Louis
lille when Chenault, it is alleged. said:
You are d-n liar" Creekmore :
truck Chenault and was fast getting
be better OF his antagonist, who was
utting up the best fight he could,
hen his father, Tom Chenault, arriv-
l and knocked Creekmore down.
friends interferred at this point.
The populists to the number OF 50
let at Frankfort and nominated
tate ticket headed by j. G. Blair, OF
Iicholas county, for governor. w. j.
lama, of Mercer, was nominated for
of agriculture and j. c.
sutherland, Of Anderson, for superin-
endent of public instruction. The
latform deuounces trusts and com
ines and pays especial attention to
ne School Book Trust. 1t indorses l
Wharton Barker, OF Pennsylvania, for
resident, and Ignatius Donnelley, of I