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New-York tribune., 1900-04-21

=. There was very little raiding-no special sum-
rrr II happened. however. that the demand
S-o,,nd Sc was to-day better than the selling
corn early showed loss OF isc from Thursday.
osr of this was recovered Country offerings
rera small: local receipts were light
an cars with $50 cars for tomorrow Cables
rsre weak: weather conditions were fine There
,.s no selling. however. by the big holders Patten
- Bartlett. The early scalpng sellers were in
,,es 70 take their sales back before the close
nav nnened AZ $50 sold between 9sc bid and Ssasc
- closed AZ Ssssc: July closed al ssI.d3s4sc Very
-,-rle shipping business was accomplished The
.aehoa~d however. claimed 50 loads for export
1ske rates are of 1ac within a week an ustra ton
- .re Door shipping demand.
oars lost nc and then recovered half of it, Nav
,osed AZ sc July 2Sisc sellers. Receipts were ISL
aars with I45 for tomorrow. Sentiment keeps
saarish The West IS supposed to be long
FlsxseaG was strong with prices up Ic TO Sc
7inseed oil is az the top price for the season Gle
-fsv seed closed at 81 -. cash. s. 7S: Septerbe
e "a. October. s. 16 There were 6 cars OF seed AT
ne three points. compared with % ears last wear
Provisions weak, with the bull crowd Civ
t,g the market no support and with considerable
seIire for the account of outside longs. There
sserped 20 be no weakening in the cash position II
,-ras mere OF profit taking by specula tive
eolders ana with support Pork lost 10c 10 l5c
West there were 67eo0 hogs against $1,000 last year
New-York tribune., 1900-04-21
Flndnr1dI.
o Folders of Voting Trust Certificates
tor the Common Stock of
lHE BAL AND OHIO RAIL
ROAD COMPANY.

Notice is hereby given the oustand-
ing voting Trust Certificates for Of The
"ainore and Ohio Railroad Company registered such
m te BOOKS OF the Voting closing
On Apr "a 1900 purchase al price of $50 per
snare New Voting Trust certificates for common stock to
the par amount OF s539s 800 proportion their
present hodings OF such outstanding Voting
Gates for common stock. 10 say: rate of
one snare Of Voting certificates for common
STOCK Tor every six outstanding Voting Trust
Oe'lhcates Tor common stock Subscriptions made
a. the Office OF the Baltimore Ohio Railroad Com
pany in the City Of New York ON OR BEFORE MAY Z,
i""o; and no subscription for fraction a
% The purchase price will be payable SO
ohe making Of subscription and the balance $40
Octooer l. 1900 All cash payments accompanying sub
sorpuons VIII be forfeited If the balance the pur-
chase price is paid before l. 1900:
sueh forfeiture Will the option Company.
release subscribers from liability
purchase price The Voting Trust certificates
mon stock be entitled to divi-
denos II any declared upon the for the
fiscal ending June 30 1900
interim receipts will be delivered upon receipt and
acceptance Of subscriptions
Dated, April IL. 1900
THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD co.
BY J. V. McNEAL, Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-21
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

schneider executor etc 10 Louis Nol and wife $1a 2o
Madson-ave, " = I'll II OF l1Ith-st. 25xS5;
Julia F1eischmann Mary Els .-..-..-.--
cfruensten to Morris Jacobson. .,.......'.- 14.OO
4 Rehse to julius a Ellis " SO. SO.
Madson-ave No 1913. Il TJth-st, 20 lox
Agnes E Tracy 40 5ot
AIIen-st No 1856 - I1xS7 .5x23xS7.6
Ruff to Louis fsaacs $1,000
i59th-st n s. lot No l12, of village Of Mel
Thomas Lenane 1900
rarl1-ave. No 1920 l124 g0th-st.
O.SxS5x irregular; Henry II Eckel ~ al TO
Simon Miller. ...--..--.-- .---.-.-
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RECORDED NIORTGAGEs.

Ellis, julius A, to John H Rehse, Broome-st, $
corner OF Cannon-st 3 years -.-.- .-..--
Same to same: Broome-st s ;. 25l II W OF can
mons years ,
Brunng. Henry. to Noah shute, Willis ave
$ so It n OF 137th-st. years
Mohawk Realty Co TO Rapp & Speide Iron Works
45th-st 8 9, 365 II " Of 6th-ave, l year..
Eighnie George D, to Hamilton Bank. l25th-st
5, 800 8 fl Of LenOx-ave, demand -....-...
Dreyfus, Julius 10 Joseph L Ruttenwieser. No
132 West 20th-st. demand
Gaige Wilber NJ. to George Turrel 6yth- At, n
g 345 fl W of 10th-ave, 2ls years --..---....
Dreyfus. Julius HarieJte " Goelet ana an
other. executors. No 327 West lTth-st. years
Same to same. No 1872 West 2uth-st . years
Jacobs Annie J Henry Alexandra, 149th-st.
n 8 $50 It of Broadway. years
o OConnor Francis J, to Jane Thayer et al, ex-
ecutors etc No ~ and No 90 Roosevelt-st, re
recorded. D years
Fraser James H. ct al to Ambrose K Ely. Beck
man-st, n Gold-st years. .-.........-
Cook. Ella F, 70 Morris Baer. No DOL West 5Tth-
81, years
Schendel, Samuel, 70 the Guaranty Trust Com
pany. Of New-York, No 1873 Sd ave, > years o
Farley John T. 10 Bond and Mortgage Guarant ee
Company. Nos % and y East Joth-st and No
439 Madson-ave. 2i2 months, -... ...... .,.--.
Peterson Peter TO Herman Watien 2d-aye. g
cor s2d-st, years .....--
Miller Simon. TO Henry EckeL No l,120 TO
l,l24 Park-ave, years .--.
O'Connor Francis J, John Jones and another.
trustees No 81 Roosevelt-st . wears
New-York tribune., 1900-04-21
prOp0sals.
PROPOSALS ron INDIAN SUPPLIES

PROPOSALS FOR INDIAN SUPPLIES
Department of the Interior. once Of Indian Affairs
seslgl9n L. c, March 90 1e00-Sealed proposals, in
F. trDgsais for blankets. woolsn and cotton goods
T--Ll-ls rtc-. directed 10 the
oT Indian - 10 Wooster
s-- Ae1 York CITY VIII be received until O'Clock
a. or Tuesday. May ., 1900 furnishing for the
Service blankets wooden and goods, clothing
s--s -ais aa1 BIDS must be made nut on Govern
slanks Schedules giving All necessary information
aeers VIII De furnished application 70 the Indian
ashinEron. J. c.; Nos II "a Wooster street.
4-iE cry. OF 20 Johnson street. Chicago H. the
fes - Subsistence L s a. Cheyenne. l~eaN-
- yLai1a. s. Louis St Paul. and san Francisco;
60 tasters Al Sioux City H2nKon. Arkansas city
6-Ns-- -.leEH. Wichita. and Tucson. BIDS VIII De
sr~ at me hsar and above bidders
~ 1e present a. me opening The Department re-
- ne fsh 70 determine the point 0f delivery and 10
49, e-y ana al bias any part II any bid.
" 4 JOKES Commissioner
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PROPOSALS 5. DEPARTMENT OF

Agriculture, Office Of Secretary. Washington, D.
-fi 2 lts51eaec proposals Tfl De received ar the
~ % ne Lsbursng Clerk until p m Thursday
st' t0r furnishing supplies duTrB The fiscal y~sr
fl1hg June 80 1901 follows Stationery laboratory
@1sf and packing boxes. fuel painters plumbers Ice
cleaning oaTpefs- hardware.
ikllllEnent napframes- furniture, waste
sigma towers and Full informs tioD fur
49, on application TIE Dis0ursing Clerk the
sS-+f Bureau Bids be sealed and addressed 70
taTy q Agriculture, IA accordance with instrue-
JAMES WILSON Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-21
WEST POINT, \. y. APRIL u 19oo.-sealed

T. fnr9sals duplicate received here until
sr,o.epek II. May =. 1900. Building Materials
Materials. Hardware Tools, Glass Fur
seesel Range Paris and other miscellaneous stores
D. - Hche1u4es 10 be had application mere
sossIs Is reserved reject accept all pro
yeiTS ~ aay part thereof Enclose proposals IN en-
kodre marked Proposals for Military Supplies, aaa
- . {. u. Z. 8 81 A
New-York tribune., 1900-04-21
NEW BUILDING PLANS.

Park-ave n W corner Flower-st. for frame
shed l5x6: Polchnski, premises owner;
Ciunther, architect -, - :
3d-ave n W lTSth-st for four story
brick tenement house and store. 30 6xS55 James
O'TooIe. .O54 Elsmere Place, owner = a. a
sth-ave n " corner 1lsth st, for two nve story
hricI hathouses stores, 25.5XA5 and 25X
81. Daniel Hennessy, No 100 Madison-ave, .
owner. Neville q BagEe architects .-....--..- 49 IN
Canal ~ No 400. a frame shed, 11xlO; John
Corse No l29 West 94Sh-st owner; W ; Boyd,
arThif .- @
New-York tribune., 1900-04-21
To the Holders of Voting Trust Certifi-
Gates for Common Stock of
THE BAL TIMORE AND OHIO RAIL
ROAD COMPANY:

Referring 70 the foregoing notice Of The Baltimore and
onto Railroad Company the undersigned Trustees under
the Voting Trust Agreement 22 1S9s hereby give
notice to holders of the Voting Trust issued
Hereunder for Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company that the the Voting
trustees viii be closed P. 2lst
Gay OF April, 1900. and will closed until
o'clock A NJ. the day OF May 1900
WILLIAM sALOMOy.
ABRAHAM WOLFF,
j KENNEDY TOD,
LOUIS FITZGERALD,
CHARLES STEELE.
Voting Trustees
Dated New York April IL 1907
New-York tribune., 1900-04-21

StT NICHOLAS AVE. i5sth -st-A bargain: choice
- o. swell % date
houses nne best value for price Heights high
stoop three story basement cellar throughout
one-thrd less than eost % build terms
10 per mortgage II desired See your broker F.
3 TREAT Owner on premises. 24l West 23d-st.
New-York tribune., 1900-04-21
gitn l1rupertn for Sals.
a BARGAIN.

ONE OF MY VERY SUPERIOR 20 FT.
AMERICAN BASEMENT HOUSES. NO. 314
WEST 10TH STREET CLOSE TO RIVER
SIDE. CAN BE PURCHASED AT THE OLD
PRICE OF S33. 600. HIGH GROUND, GRAND
VIEW AND FINEST SURROUNDINGS. WILL
BE WORTH $1,000 MORE WHEN RIVER
SIDE VIADUCT AND RAPID TRANSIT ARE
COMPLETED. BUY NOW AND YOU CAN
LIVE RENT FREE AND MAKE MONEY.
ALSO A VERY ELEGANT % FIT. HOUSE
NO 324 WEST 10TH STREET. SAME VIEW
AS ON THE DRIVE, AT $4,000 PLANS
AND DESCRIPTION ON PREMISES OR OF
OWNER CHARLES BUCK.
No 100 West 42d St
New-York tribune., 1900-04-21
To THE HOLDERS OF
Trust Certificates of Stock
THE
Colorado Midland Railway COMPANY

The voting trustees have received from responsible
persons offer purchase stock Of the
Midland Railway Company represented by voting trust
certificates outstanding July I'd, 1900 $50
Tor Preferred Stock and $3.50 share for Common
Under the the voting agreement
voting trustees empowered sell upon
the written consent of majority n
OF certificates outstanding time
Of sale This approval already indicated
by the holders of large of certificates
that the necessary majority Will readily
be obtained.
The voting trustees recommend the offer
able consideration certificate holders.
Transfer books for voting trust certificates will
closed May 18th, 1900, three o'clock M, and
closed until June 18th, 1900.
Registered holders Of voting trust certificates
quested send a written approval the
CENTRAL TRUST COMPANY OF NEW YORK, NO
"a WALL. STREET. NEW YORK CITY Blank forms
may be from Trust Company or
from OSCAR BUNKE. SECRETARY. Al WALL STREET.
NEW YORK CITY, to whom inquiries may be addressed
r. p. OLCOTT.
HENRY II. ROGERS, Voting
ADRIAN Fl. JOLINE. Trus-
WILLIAM LIDDERDALE. tees.
GEORGE HERBERT PEMBER.
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Diuinenn Notlces.

DiuineHo Notlres.
Office Of American Ice Company.
133 East BIRD Street.
- New York. April 18th 1900.
A DIVIDEND Of one per cent on the Common
- STOCK af this CompaHy has this day been declared
= WI le payable May 18th. 1900. Stockholders Of
hor1 zr t-e close II business Mav lst. 1900.
ne transfer books Of the Common be
Eer g. n. May lsr 1900 until Msy 18th, 1900
J 7 SPROELL. Treasurer.
T8E AMERICAN EXCHANGE NATIONAL BANK,
il5 Broadway.
York. april 20th. 1890.
! I 4 MEETING Of the Board Of Directors
G: tziz bank held to-day dividend of Three and
eae-a-f Per Cent $40 on the capital stock de
Ssec payable May proxio. stockholders
l. c-ose q business april pom. 1900
EDWARD BURNS Cashier.
THE PULLMAN COMPANY.
- DIVIDEND NO. 133.
"A QUARTERLY dividend Of TWO DOLLARS
PER SHARE from net earnings been declared
fyssle Nay I5th stockholders close Of
posiness May 1s-. 1900 Checks VIII De mailed
is6o e'Ss Ma iSl anu '7'p@" mag i''''
a. s. wEINSHEIMER. Secretary.
chioago April 20th 1900
New-York tribune., 1900-04-21
Tnanrial gIectlors-

ERoOKLYN TRUST COMPANY
Borough Brooklyn. New York April Ie 1900.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN Of an election
1-- SIX 56J Trustees Of the Brooklyn Trust Company
Ez1 INSPECTORS, 10 be held a.
2, TIE Company. IL and 1T9 Montague Street in
tie Borough n Brooklyn. City Of New York. Monday
Nay 7-a. 1860. between g 10 o'clock a. m
1ranE@r books VIII April 25th, 1900,
slen MAY
New-York tribune., 1900-04-21

The premises will be parcel subject 70 a
lease of the Hotel expiring August l. 1903 and 20 a
lease Of the Theatre expiring October / 1903.
Seventy Of NAV remain
on bond and mortgage half per cent for
one two, three or four the OF
days notice
For and further particulars apply at the
OFFICE OF THE EXECUTORS III Broadway or to
the ACCTIONEER, III Broadway
February %.
AMOS r EMO
HENRY q. EMO
ANTOINETTE f. WOOD I rYE AMOS . Fn-O
WILLIAM 2 7 r7E7CTT
J W. PINCHOT
JOHN A. STEWART
New-York tribune., 1900-04-21

horses au6 CGrriaaes
NOR SALE-A stylish dapple gray pony. B. S. HAY
Il WARD. Maple-st., West Orange. y J.
WANTED runabout. condition
w able. price VIII exchange StvArs- Address
RUNABOUT 25I ". +2d
New-York tribune., 1900-04-21
BoGro au0 Rooms.

-s)D-ST. POS wEST--A newly decorated parlor:
! - large private bathroom. with without ad-
joining hall table: references given and
l
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gouutrn Boarn.

A STRICTLY PRIVATE FAMILY will take FEW
~ adults board for the summer: references sx-
changed Address PRESIDENT. . Batts-ave.. White
Plains. y. Y
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1900-11-16
AN APPEAL FOR AID.
Hundreds Of Indians ne Cooks Inlet,
Alaska, Are slowly Dying
OF Starvation.

Tacoma, Wash. Nov. i2.-Mrs.
James Smith, just returned from
Cooks Inlet, Alaska, says that fully
half OF the thousand Indians In that
section, comprising five tribes, are
slowly dying Of starvation. The in
fiux OF white prospectors has resulted
In the killing of much game. and the
Indiats are thus deprived of food and
of fufs for clothing. They dried sal
mon last summer. but not enough 10
go arpund, and winter finds 400 TO coo
of them without enough food TO last
until December.
Mrs smith, who is the wife of a
wealthy miner, divided Aer stock of
provisions with the destitute Indians.
and now appeals for further aid. Most
Of these Indians belong to the Rus
sian church, but IL is powerlcss to
help them. Unless provisions are sent
in by steamer at once, she says, hum
dreds will surely die. While living at
Gray's Harbor, eight years ago, Mrs
Smfth--then Mrs. Martha White
swan INTO the surf and rescued three
shipwrecked sailors from drowning,
for which congress voted her a medal.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1900-11-16
ENGLISH METHOD.
n New scheme In DisposiBe of
brood Mares.

Lexington, KY, Nov. 12.--Messrs.
Keene. Haggin. Whitney and Belmont.
that quartette of eastern million
aires who maintain magnificent breed
ing establishments in the blue grass
and keep them stocked with the best
strains of English thoroughbred
blood, are going to be bit more
English" this fall. In England it is
the custom among wealthy breeders
each year to sell of such matrons of
the thoroughbred harem which have
ceased TO attract the owners fancy
or which. for the reason that he has
become bit "long" on some particu-
lar strain, he must be rid of to give
place to others of a different and
usually more strenuous strain. In
other words. il is a system Of swap
ping mares under the hammer. In
this country IL has been the custom
for breeders to keep the mares they
have bred or bought until they die,
OF, becoming unfit for further use in
the STUD, are given away to some
aged dhrly farmer for use as a road
boss"
From the establishment of Messrs.
Keene, Haggin. Whitney and Belmont
about 200 head of highly bred brood
mares will be sold at auction in this
city during the second week in De-
cember. This does not mean that
these gentlemen are shortening"
their studs. Their representatives
say they will replace the mares dis
rnsed of with others.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1900-11-16
EXPOSITION ENDED.
and Was Celebrated ~
NiEht Fete.

Paris. Nov. l3.-The booming Of
cannon from the first story OF the III
Eel tower announced that the eX-
position OF 1900 had ceased 10 exist.
4, ended In blaze OF illumination.
the final evening being celebrated by
night fete. The Attendance. how
ever. was small. visitors being kept
away by a cold drilling raiafalL
Tho wisdom OF the authorities In
refusing 10 prolong the exposition
further. as was warmly urged In
many quarters 1.-THE time ago. was
virdicatcd by an examination Monday
OF the buildings. Many we're found
10 be in n lnmentable condition.
Official statistics show that the eN-
position was a gigantic success from
the point of view Of attendance,
which was double that OF the expo
sition of 1859. when e5.l2i.975 per-
sons passed the gates. When the
gntes Of the exposition of 1000 closed
Monday evening more than 5o,O00,00o
persons had passed through. The
British and Bclgians headed the list
In issp In point Of numbers; but this
year the Germans were first and the
Bclgians second with the British far
behiud. Americans also formed a
very noticeable contingent.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1900-11-16
THE DISPUTED BOUNDARY.
aud American sArvey-
or- VIII Omciaiiy Locate
the Lfne.

Vancouver. p. G.. Nov. i3.--It is
said that letter has been received
from Hon. Sidney Fisher. dominion
minister OF agriculture. stating that
Canadian and American surveyors
will officially locate the boundary
line in the disputed territory. com
prising the valuable Mount Baker
mining district. This work is 20 be
begun ar soon as the winter snow dis
appears.
Dominion Surveyor Doane. sent here
from Ottawa for the purpose, has re-
ported that, after an investigation. he
believes that all the rich mines Of the
district hitherto supposed 90 be well
over the American boundary are re-
ally i'm Canadian territory.
Col. W. l.. Dudley, United States
consul at Vancouver. states THAI rep
reservations have been made TO him
regarding the dispute by both Ameri-
can and Canadian officials and that
he Is In communication with the state
department at Washington regarding
the advisabiliiy OF reopening the en-
tire question. All of the mines in the
disputed district are owned by Amer
leans who maintain that their prop
erty IL located IN the United States,
but they have taken the precaution
of also recording their claims in Can.
ada
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1900-11-16
NO CONTEST.
Republicans of Kentucky FermEiiy
Csn~eac ueekham's Iiecuoa
- Governor.

Louis,illc Ky. Nov. i3.1hc repub-
iican stale executive committee Mon
day afternoon issued statement In
which 81 comedies the eieciion %
Bccioham snd announces the Office Of
governor Nill not he contested. In
iLc statement. which covers over two
typewrifi.n pages, the committee sets
forth the result Of the election and
che conditions under which 81 was
held.
n states chat months ago the dem
ocraiic authorities decided 90 hold
The sleriion under the Gocbel law.
Specific charges Of fraud in Rreathitt,
Grecnup. Warren. Fayc,te and Logan
sousstirs. nfc made. aud 90 these. with
thr deciaion Of every disputed ballot
IN favor ~ the democrats. - attrib-
uicd Yrfkss' defeat. The statement
gives a. length the charges OF fraud
VA general way. IL saws. however.
that the result has left the republic
am full Of hope. a. the party has
demonstrated that Va an open fight,
With no silent vote or fhird ticket.
u has o plurality In fair election.
Republicans and democrats who vot-
"a for Nrrkes are commended. The
commits ,. states that II can not ad-
wise as 60 congressional or electoral
contests.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1900-11-16
FROM ALL OVER THE STATE.
ROBBERS TERRIBLE WORK.
Captured and Locked Up in =
Bank Vault for the Wight.

Barboursville, KY, Nov. 10.--Thurs-
day midnight DR.. @. II. Albright was
crossing the public square in 'front.'
of John A. Blacks bank when four
men rushed out and covering him
with their pistols. ordered him to
throw up his hands. which he did
He was then taken to the corner Of
the building and carefully guarded
and told II he looked at any of his
captors he would be killed.
After several explosions i'm the bank
one of the men i'm the building or
dered the doctor brought in. Tho
robbers thrust him in the vault and
as they closed the door one of the
men said: "Have a seat, Doc"
DIR. Albright remained in the vaults
until 6 o'clock Friday morning. open
ing hour. The time lock and outside
door of the safe were blown to pieces
but the inside door was not opened.
There was about $500 in the vault,
none of which was taken except $500.
The Cumberland Valley bank was
also entered but no damage was DONE
Bloodhounds were telegraphed for
and every effort viii be made to find
the burglars.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1900-11-16
SOUTHERN YARN MILLS.
A Plan For ControIIing the sales
OF Their Products ny
Special Agents.

Charlotte. n. c., Nov. 12.-The great
majority of the yarn mills of the
south have entered into the plan of
controlling the sale of their prod
uets by specially appointed agents.
Mills representing an aggregate of
4S5,0f7 producing spindles have signi-
fed Their agreement to the now WELL
known concentration plan proposed
by the special committee and endorsed
by the board of governors of the
southern Cotton Spinners' associa-
ton. The object of the plan is that
the selling of southern cotton yarns
be placed in the hands of a limited
number Of northern commission mer-
cbantsr-ten or eight-with a view TO
the rduction OF selling costs and the
prevention Of speculation in the pro-
duct OF southern yarn mills by the
middlemen or commission merchants.
The fact that mill men represent
ing 50 great a number of spindles
have preed practically insures the
success o. the plans of the Southern
Cotton Spinners' association.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1900-11-16
M'K|NLEY REELECTED
He Carried the Country By Larger
Majority Than in 1896.
sest senate Likely 60 ne 40 Repair
h"sns, ~ Democrats and % Inde-
Pendents, with Legislatures
In Tkree states In Doubt.

Chicago, Nov. i0.-Mckinley and
Roosevelt have swept the country.
The republican candidates have Sc
cured a much larger vote In the cleo
toral college than they had In 1896
-Four years ago the party and its al
lies carried "a states, with total cleo
ioral vote OF 27i. Now &c republican
candidates carry 20 states, with a to-
tai electoral vote OF POS.
Both branches OF the new congress
have been made decisively republican
In the great sweep. embracing the
whole of the north. saving only three
small states Ia the mountain region
81 The far north.
An the border states, which were
republican four years ago. are re-
publican now-Delaware. Maryland,
and West Virginia. One CT two
southern states have come very near
Joining the procession.
IN The great west, beyond che Mis-
souri,. the republicans make trcmen-
dams gains.
They have held California. Oregon
and North Dakota. which they carried
four years ago.
They have swept Nebraska, Kan
sas. south Dakota. Washington, Utah.
Wyoming and Idaho. all of which were
for bryan Ia 1896.
90 the i5 states OF the American
Union. Mckinley and Roosevelt car
~ no lcss than %. Bryan and Steven
son rs OF 10.
The next United States senate will
probably be. republicans a.. demo
sspts ~. independents .. The legis'
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1900-11-16
A PLUcKY OFFICER.
Been Badly wounded and Cap.
tured His As~sfIant.

Winchester, KY, Nov. 9.-PolicemaH
John Tarpy was shot through the
body and in the left leg by Jake"
Baber. whom he was trying to arrest
or a charge of DRUNKENNESS. Baber
was amusing himself by firing into
crowd of men who were peaceably
walking along the road. When the
officer Started after him he turned
and began shooting at him. 1arpy
fired IL shots at Baber. none of which
took effect. He then mounted a
horse, and. though wounded almost
TO death, caught his assailant, who
was running away. The wounded Of
ficer is in a serious condition.