New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-07
,,y BE TROUBLE IN KENTUCKY.
AT LOUISVILLE READY TO
CALI. OFT MILITIA IL NEEDED-GATIING
GIN SENT To THAT CITY-TKOOPs
.,f-,Iv tn FoT oNV

GIN SENT To THAT CITY-TRoOPS
READY TO FOLLOW
,,r.svY,e Ky.. Nov. G-A quiet and orderly
,.-,.,.r IS Predicted for tomorrow. While the
s.-r between the factions is at a rather hieh
...s,,r. the general apprehension. it IS thought,
'r 30 more ,o lessen the likelihood Of an out
,-.qk than tle precautionary activity which
,,sfsen noticeable to-day among those who are
,,re,,.re -te movements Of the municipal police
.,i tha sta.e National Guard. If clash should
@..,,~ u Is most likely TO be in Louisville. At
p,r-i-, Green there has been q particularly
irte~ aaht 1etween the Democratic factions
,rd extra police have been sworn in.
pa. ~ this and at other larger towns nothing
more serious than the usual Election Day
,,sraf...s IS expected In Louisville the great
ss, fe-.rr mas been aroused one Democratic
faction controls the police. while tho other has
mad. tr. alleged Interference of these officers
with -fo i.cal primary and election machinery
one 90 is principal campaign cries. Mayor
Weave las issued d proclamation app, alins for
or8er ana cautloning the police
Governor Bradley IS in the city and VIII re-
main hoy. until after election. \ number Of re-
ports have been current today as To orders
Sal! 2, have been sent 70 militia conn an''s
.n,.arh.ut the state TO hold themselves IN
readiness for call. The usual detail ~ mon
placed on guard at the armory of the Louis
Vile Lesion I'm this city at election times is on
datv In this State Of Preparedness the au-
.f.-i.tos are waiting for the passing of to-
81. .-rav Beyond the anxiety which springs
.r..., know .od,o Of the feeling aroused in tit
campaign and the possibility, al"al1 Il'S1'
-. n city election. of an outbreak OF NV""''
or, a certain class Of political workers. mere
f- n0fhjng 10 indicate that the services Of the
. fiifie will be required.
IN, car,raicr closed tonight with large meet
t,cy ,,hirh were addressed by the state party
1be democrats crowded Music Hall
o. li-f.n t1 the final speeches or tnelr ieadDiS'
11Hiiau Goebel and Senator Blackburn. me
Republicans held roVss4nts s4ats 'nes"s rsSSes % and
i~. e~-r. Each OF the state chairmcn pre-
.. ~ success for his ticket. The vote for the
t,-.,.-r Democratic ticket is an unknown guam
.., nd +, IS likely ID be the determining rae
1t-,a.oh 20 The Times" from Lex
,,~..~ esve that as the result of the VISIT or
Nsi-r {. sion here last night. the "a h'n-
+rr.,s Gatling gun was shipped 20 LOUIS
,5na t,-dav. The 2d Kentucky state Guard
IS expected 70 he called to Louisville
Nenror.. XIV. Nov 6-Govenor Bradley has
ordered COMPANY II. Of the Kentucky National
Guard g. report a. the Newport Armory at
O'clock tonight fully equipped with ammuni-
ZION and travel rations. 1t Is thought 'Ae troops
aI- 20 serr. az the polls to-lnofr""
Frank ~. Ky. Nov G-The state Armorer.
acting ,.n..~ oraars from Governor Bradley sent
lr ex,~..- This afternoon ten thousand rounds
o' ea,,r .s.s 10 the Louisville Legion. in aniici-
nation - n can out on Election Day Large
r.,..-rfr.rt- were also shipped 70 ooVlhs'O"'
Neui.rt and Lexington
L.x.nrt.r KY. nov. G-Colonel Roger j.
Williams. I'll Regiment. state Guards has '''e-
grara.l an companies under his command TO
ss.e,..., what supplies Of bail cartridges they