The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1900-04-01
POIIuCIL NOTES.

was lru VI 'HAni, JN4s .. loV-' " HOHiHnhpuh tn
weaver Tor Pre- sidcnt Inc second populisi Conycn'
tlon was hrld IN s., Loul. on July %, 1880, aud In.
dorS d the nomination u william ! Bryan Tor prrN.
dent, The Ihlrd papull>t National Convention viii
meet ct Sioux City ON May 1870
It's authorltatN ely deaird In the Ninth Assembly
diNirlc, thnt there ran b. any possible composition 81
thr iacuonal differences In he 1arlnary Hail organ
i,ation there through IN ma, y. Smith rrsum!ng
his former place a. private secretary 10 John Z.
Sheehan.
During the Ave years between 1888 and 1890 the
average expsnscS 81 lNostm wctr siG.o0O,O00
During the nyr ,ears from 1890 - 1893 they were
$40, goo. 600. During ihr nvr years from 1898 -
1900 they averaged se7. ooo, oOc. and III" not unrea.
scnablc inference Is drnwn from this con arison that
there has been an lncrea'e In TIE t,nnirr EXP nesG
Boston a. well a, IN III" population In that town.
The proposition 10 divide Kentucky iatD i've
States, In one Of witch Democrats would prepon-
drra,e while In the ether the Republicans would be 10
a mairlty, has been revived with, very little pros
pet Of acceptance. however, Unlike most States,
here ~ no ge graphical nnc OF division In kentucky
made either by a great nyer or a large mountaln
chain. The mouniains Of Kentucky ore In tho
eastern section Il the State and III. ohio aud Mis-
sisslppi rivers constitute III, northern and cnstera
boundaries. II the plan Of dividing The state
50 that IN" eastern section where Re-
publicans are most numerous would con-
stitute one commonwealth, and tho western SEQ
ton. where UrmOcfat' are most numerous. another.
had been IN f,.ca at tho recent election il would have
resulted In this com ii Gated state Of anaifs: Mr.. Tay-
| ior. the elected Republican, would have been defeated
in the democratic SECTION, where he resides, and Mr..
Goebcl, the Democratic candidate, would have been
| defeated in the Rcpubl can section, here he resides.
ASH matter OF fact. the contest WAS so close that, un-
, der concession Of both artirs. thu Middle OF the RoaA
Populi,,S held the balance Of power.
| Tho Endorsement by a Republican state convey.
ton in New Orleans ~ Cornelius n. Bliss for Vice.
President on tho ground that he Is native Of that
state il an error M, B,iss was bIrn At Fall River.
that circumstance arose the error into which Iins
Of his Pelican PAL tis,n supporters have fallen
These are The rentals now paid by IN" city OF New
Ycrh Tor Offices In buildings leased In the borough
Of QUEENS: Ilacaett building, $1,000; First District
! court, 5000; l1r.t Maglstratr'S Court, 500; Fabef
building Law D. rtmcnt. $3.50; Jamaica Savings
Bank building DEPARTMENT Of Finance. ssSS; Bern
hard building Department u Health. 81 900; Saw
lngs Bank building, Jackson avenue, 5000; healy
rates Courl. $3.50. and Police DEPARTMENT bulidIngs
Si,a2O.
Southern senators are almost proVefDlaHS long
lived ana attention Is calird ID th' i"" '"a' senator
Vest Of MtsSout. Is ~ years OLD, senator 'ochcfhIo Oh
the same state 20; Senator Morgan OF Al"'amn' 10:
Senator Bacon OF georgia OIL senator na'c' 20 PROD
Ransom Of Norih car lima, now ~ years old, raised
on his estate. Gcar Weldon, mo'" than on" th'n'and
b,leSo Of cotton this season RanNorn, HE most Ter
Heel stGieN''cn. wa bora within hNb7lHd1fl'N' lie
was Attorney Genera Of NoT'h Carolina nearly NAN
century ago, and was Major General IN III" 'oLieG-
crate Army, being orr "i mos" wh' 'uff h"'f'aas
A~ppomattoN. The closing actor MS eve military
and political career, however. was IN no respect dis
tin iIsh'f. lie was succeeded IN the United Sh'tA
senate OS MifoH puNei'
There are seventeen farmers and hn'rn Insurance
men in th' Ma &'achusettN LEGISLATURE aLd II IS
pointed out ., indicative OF close relation eN''tns
! between the various New Err'and states that seven
teen Members 4 the Legislature were b1rh III Maine.
eleven In New Hamp'hire, seven IN Vermont TWO III
Rh0d" ISland nad two In Ca ada' lhr" are az
many Ergr hmen aS !dshnn"n ana twice a'many
Sco,chmen as Germana In th' bay Stale L'HlS!a'ure'
The members 81 which nav hroa cohSlu'fhs Il new
liquor law on the Dow RainrS piaA'
According to The report Of the Chief Engineer ofthe
h'H
work OF preparing the site. at lClst 'rt't ara Mo"
N lie ior tine LoTcl" iou''ah wa '"'0H i"e
Ntfic'"l" 81 'h' I-''''' ''''' at ~ 49,
eraH'" r''' upon va 'n''' " ! ,',,' i. I" " va
con''G'fab' 'N'u"'" ""pN'"'" '"'''''
I|'G''s''' IVY " NV ,'''"' a., NJ"
N1'N'hn"H III wa" w." - '"
IroYi''hc'' r'd 10 ~ NV" vs..
Nh'd oi 'r"'"'"'' a." "'' : - '. y, ~.
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wv" ,,n .r,. ,...,, ,rtl.
Wv 'a"" 30. ,,,,,, - ,go "a -
"'a -, n..,,o , I, ,tc .,r,nd
N""' '"N 49,
Tho Rem h,Ic,n c,rdlda,c for Member ri Congress
,,cr t,,b N, fine p,cAl election to m the vacancy
..,,., 10 inc .,cl,,lon Of Brg aam n Roberts from
the I,,,v sixth H~ouseis r. Hsnmond prescn Secic.
,,ry -, Stat, IN r-tuh, whose term ~ such expires on
Der Al. ,f,hl> yea The sa'r-y Of thr Secretary q
STATE y, lt,h !, the same as that Of tire Governor.
a, 400 whereas n morrber Of Congress receives
| Of Utah the State Officers INST elected In 1895 served
terms Of I'VE ycars, in each case. their successors
! Ito be cho,en thl, year will serve four years and
such will he the term tCreaiter. Since the subsistence
NJ the silver craze, TITAN has Income tas II was prior
to the lcginning q TIE craIrD. n close state with IL
n,i,ttty 70 morally aga inst the Republicans