Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-09-19
POLITICIANS AND POLITICS.

in Mt. Sterling, aged 9i.
The Detroit Free Press says Gen.
Alger has withdrawn from the race Tor
United States Senator.
The Ohio democrats have decided to
open their campaign on September 81
at a place TO be selected later.
The New York Sun says that John
G. Carlisle is earning $4,000 a year
and SAYS he is out of politics for good.
Squire n. b. Coy says he accepts the
nomination for county Judge
of Madison and will make a vigorous
campaign.
James Jump, an Greensboro boiler,
Jumped back into the fold because he
grew tired of being patted on the back
by republicans.
The democratic National committee
men Is holding a conference at Chica-
go, where the headquarters will con-
tinue TO be held.
Congressman Armentrout, who was
elected to Congress for the sixth time
from.the 9th Pennsylvania district last
November, is dead.
Charles Alfred Pillsbury, the mir
lionaire miller of Minneapolis, more
Familiarity called "the -four king"
died unexpectedly after brief illness
The republicans of Boyle renomina-
ted John II Minor for representative,
but he can't beat Bagby. Chas. Stan
wood was nominated for circuit clerk.
Goebel clubs of 500 and $50 respec-
lively were organized Saturday In
Cynthiana and Winchester. Editor j.
NJ. Allen was elected secretary of the
former.
Senator Deboe has announced that he
will recommend G. W. Hutcheson for
postmaster at Lawrenceburg to fill the
vacancy caused by T.. N. Edwards res
ignatiOn.
Judge Tarvin repudiates entirely the
alleged interview published by the
Louisville Post with him. He says he
Is heartily for the democratic ticket
from top to bottom.
Senator Goebel, accompanied by
Capt. James Blackburn is on tour by
horseback and stage through the noun
tain counties OF Johnson, Floyd, Knott,
Magofiin and Morgan.
The Burgin Messenger says that al
the outside Brown will not get over
$50 votes 10 Mercer and that Goebel
will carry the county by $50 or more.
j. M. Logan told the Cincinnati En-
auirer that there are no boilers in Gar
rard and no delegation was sent to
the boiling convention at Lexington
Garrard democracy is a unit for Goebel
and the ticet.
Hugh Z. Cooper, OF Lebanon, says
that Marion will give the usual demo
cratic majority, that the disaifection ID
the democratic ranks does not exceed
IS and that this is Offset by the disaffec'
tion existing among the republicans.
In his speech at the Chicago trusl
con inference Mr.. Bryan advocated legis
lation similar TO that in Nebraska ano
Tennessee, TO make 1t a penal onens'
for any corporation to contribute toth'
campaign fund OF any political party
Representative Boreing has employ
ed Judge j. H. Tinsley, OF Barbour
Vile, AS his attorney in the White
Boreing contest case. Judge Tinsle.
is now in Washington going over tn
evidence and preparing brief for pre-
sentation to the House.
In a London, England, interview
Chairman Jones, OF the democratic Ma
tional committee, is reported as saying
civilian J. Bryan will surely be tn
democratic nominee for president
Goebel is the regular nominee OF th
Kentucky democrats, and Mclean, b
his splendid service 70 the party !
1896, ought to carry Ohio"
uGeorge w. Tate, big staye MANI
facturer of Pulaski, says that by actui
. count there are but four boilers Ia tina
county and they are counter-balance
by four republicans within his koow
edge who will vote for Goebel, an
= there may be many more. One OF th
= four republicans referred 10 Is Mr.. Gree
4 Porch, who formerly lived nel2hoor
Y Senator Goebel, In Covington, ana tina
whom there 10 no inner man living