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SAYS P0EAKER WILL SU00EED BIM
It Seems Certain Thnt tho Kentucky lu;ls-
Inturo Will boa Tie, TlintTlioro Is n Pos
sibility of it Itepubllcmi Senntor, nml That
Illnckburn's Dcfent Is Assured.
PlTTSDUlto, Nov. 9. "Tho results of tho
lectlou of 1895 innko It almost certain
that tho nominee of tho next ltcpubllciiu
national convention will bo elected presi
dent," said Senator Calvin S. llrlco to a
roportor at tho Union depot. Mr. Brlco
was seated In n Pullman car on tho east
ern express. Tho defeated statesman said
ho was going to Now York. Tho reporter
asked him how tho election would affect
our presidential politics, and Mr. Brlco
mado answer as quoted above. The sena
tor continued:
"If tho noxt president Is uoi a Bcpub
llcan tho last election has at least, added
very much to tho interest that will bo felt
In tho deliberat ions of the Ilepubllcan con
vention. Who will bo nominated? AVoll,
Mr. MoKlnloy Is a charming gentleman,
able, popular, and probably as magnetic
as any of tho other candidates."
To tho reporter's suggestion that tho
public would like to know tho senator's
explanation of tho result in Ohio, Mr.
Brlco said: "Ohio did Just what the other
states did. Tho result in Ohio was no dlf
forcnt from what it was in Now York or
Maryland or Kentucky. Tho pcoplo seem
dissatisfied with tho general policy of tho
Democratic party and no local argument
has any effect on tho national impulse.
General Forakor will bo elected to suo
ccod mo as senator, and what I shall do
does not concern tho public."
Tho reportor asked Mr. Brico if Presi
dent Clovoland's policy was to blamo for
tho wholosalo Democratic disaster. Tho
Ohio sonatorhcfitotcd a moment and then
said: "No, I don't think Mr. Clovclandls
blamed personally for tho tidal wave.
Still, ho will havo to bear his share of tho
blame, as being part of tho national or
ganization and leader of tho Democratic
party."
"How about Gormanf" asked tho re
porter. Mr. Brlco arched his eyebrows. "Gor
man? Gorman's all right. Your man
Quay was twlco beaten worse than Gor
man was last Tuesday, and ho seems to bo
doing pretty well. No, Senator Gorman
Is not annihilated, 'and tho man who
thinks ho Is Is very badly mistaken."
KENTUCKY'S LEGISLATURE TIED.
Possibility of a Republican Senator Itelns
Elected Illackbiirn's Defeut Assured.
Louisville, Nov. O.Tho Evening Post
says that tho general assombly will bo a
tie when It meets, and tho selection of a
successor to Senator Blackburn is a mat
ter of conjecture, tho Democrats having
sixty-eight votes and ono Democratic-Populist
voto, making a total of sixty nino.
Tho Republicans will havo sixty-eight and
one Republican-Alliance voto, making a
total of sixty-nine. Tho Republicans claim
that tho lieutenant governor, Worthing
ton, will havo tho decisive vote, thus in
suring thorn tho sonatorship. This is an
error, however, as tho lieutenant gover
nor, as tho presiding officer of tho senate,
cannot voto in joint ballot.
A special from Lexington says: "Dr.
Hunter, chairman of tho Republican cam
paign committee, declares tho Republican
majority on joint ballot In tho no.xfc legis
lature will bo four or ilvo. The Democrats
concede tho election of sixteen Republican
senators and flfty-tlireo representatives,
mako slxty-nlno in all. They also claim
tho election of twenty-two Democratic sen
ators and forty-seven representatives,
which makes them havo slxty-nlno on
joint ballot. Of tho Democrats, fourteen
in the scnato are for sound money and
twenty-seven In tho house. Eight of tho
senators nro for Blackburn and twenty
representatives, which shows that a joint
caucus of tho Democrats would stand
forty-ono against Blackburn to' twenty
eight for him. Among Democrats Colo
nel W. C. P. Breokinrldgo is spoken of as
a strong candidato.
Chairman Huntor thinks that tho sound
money Domocrats, or nt least enough of
thorn, will voto for a Republican for
United States senator to Insure his elec
tion, should tho legislature not bo Repub
lican on joint ballot. There is strong talk
in favor of Dr. Hunter for United States
sonator. Tho other candidates spoken of
are A. E. AVilsou and Colonel Walter
Evans, of Louisville, and John W. Yer
kes, of Dauvlllo.
Actors' Trlbuto to Jefferson.
NEW Yoiik, Nov. U. Nearly all of tho
prominent actors and theatrical managers
In New York were included in tho com
pany of 800 which assembled at tho Gar
den theater yesterday afternoon to pro
sent to Joseph Joffersou n massive silver
loving cup, tho gift of more than u thou
sand members of tho dramatic profession.
Speeehos were mado by Daniel Krohmau,
chairman of tho proSuntatiou committee;
John Drew, Frank Mayo and Mr. Jeffer
son and Mrs. Agues Booth-ShoolM read
unodo written by William Winter. Frank
Mayo mado tho presentation speech, and
Mr. Jefferson feelingly responded. The
cup, which is not yet finished, was" substi
tuted by a plaster oast, an exact repre
sentation of what tho gift will be like
When finished tho oup will stand twenty
ono inches In height, and will bo suitably
inscribed, deoorated nnd floriated In mas
sive silver.
Another New Cabinet 111 l'oru.
Wasiiinqton, Nov. 0. Word reaches
horo of tho appointment of ii new cabiuot
In l'oru, as follows: Don Antonio lleutlm,
president of tho oabluot ami secretary of
homo government, police and publlo
works; Dr. Don Mellton Porras, foreign
relations; Dr. Don AugustoS. Albnrncclu,
justice, public, instructions and charities;
Colonel Don Domingo J. Parra, war and
navy; Don Federlco Brosani, treasury and
tommorco. Tho appolntmont of this cabi
net glvos assurances that tho now govern
ment Is on a stable basis and that tho ovll
effects of tho last revolution havo been
overcome. It la oxpected that a minister
will bo sent to Washington at an early
day. Peru has beeu without a represen
tative hero slnoe tho last revolution began.
Carlisle's Nephew Acquitted of .Murder.
Lindon, Kun., Nov. I). Dr. R. O. Mul
11ns, of Lebo, Coffoo county, a nephew of
John G. Carlisle, secretary of tho treasury,
after ft two days' trial was last evening
aoqulttcd of tho charge of murdering J.W.
Blako on tho afternoon of Deo. 87, IK) I, at
Arvomla. Tho defendant proved tho
shooting wits In golf defense.
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Hon. George V. Wing, Mayor of the
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eminence. A distinguished lawyer, ho has
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been Deputy Secretary of State, occupied a
position in tho State Treasury, was postmas
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JUDGE TIMMAN DYING
His Son Says the End Is Looked
For at Any Timo,
HIS LONG AND ACTIVE CAREER
A Xatlvo of Virginia, When Hu Settled In
Ohio the Stiito Win mi tho llorder ol
tli 1'ur West Cougri'Hiiiinn, Senntor mill
Jlldfe.
CoLUMliUs, O., Nov. 0. On Friday ol
last week ex-Senator Allan G. Thiirmnn
fell from n sofa In his library and suffered
on Injury to his loft hip, which was very
painful nt tho time, but his physician
found no bones broken, and though he
suffered severely on Saturday, he was bet
ter on Sunday, nnd It wivs believed that
his strong constitution would enable him
to stand tho shook, notwithstanding his
great age. On Tuesday ho was so much
bettor that hu wished to go to tho polls to
voto, but by tho advico of his physician he
did not do so. AVednesdny ho was much
worse, and Thursdny ho fell Into n stupor,
from which it is altogether likely that he
will not recover.
Mr. Thurman was nlouo In his parlor
when he foil. Ho thought ho was strong
enough to walk into tho library and back
to his chair. In returning to his chair he
fell.
His son, Allen W. Thurman, said last
night that thoro was llttlo ground to hope
that ho will llvo more than a few days,
and his death may occur at nuv time.
Allen Grnnbery Thurinnn's four score
yenrs of llfo covered almost the entire
progress of tho nation from childhood tc
complete maturity. In his Vlrglnlu boy
hood tho Alleghnnles were tho western
ALLEN G. TIIUI1MAN.
limits of anything that could bo called nu
advanced civilization, but Columbus, O.,
tho homo of his latter years, is far east of
the center of population.
When ho emigrated to Ohio It was on
tho border of tho far west; when ho entered
tho United States senate ho was nccounted
rather as a representative of tho east. Ills
first political lessons were from tho living
Jefferson and Madison; ho witnessed tho
phonomenal growth of Jackson; outlived
tho eleven presidents who succeeded him,
nnd took tho leading part In reconstruct
ing tho old party and Impressing its doc
trines upon tho third generation.
Ho was born Nov. 13, 1813, in Lynch
burg, Vn., his father belug a minister of
tho Methodist church, nnd his mother the
only daughter of Colonel Nathaniel Allen.
His mother's half brother, Wlllhim Allen,
but seven years older than himself, walked
from Lynchburg to Chllllcotho, O., in
1822, and soou attained such prominence
as a lawyer and orator that at the early
ago of 29 ho was elected iv member of con
gress, beating the popular Whig governor
of tho state, Duncan McArthur, by one
vote, and only four years later he was
eleeted United States sonator. After ris
ing to such high rank In bis party that the
nomluatlou for president was praetleall
oilored to him, ho suddenly retired, re
mained In private llfo twenty-five years,
then emerged to bo elected governor of
Ohio In 1873, in such n phenomenal cam
paign as to give him the political sobriquet
of "Itlse-up William" Allen.
Allen G. Thiirmnn wont to Chllllcotho
With his parents in 181!), nnd that placo
was his homo until 185:1, when ho moved
to Columbus. His mother was his best
teacher down to tho tlnio ho entered tho
Chllllcotho academy, which Institution ho
left when 18 years old. Ho served as nn
nsslstnnt In land surveying for 11 short
tlmo, and then studied law with hisunclo,
Allen. At 21 he becanio private secretary
to Governor Hobort Lucas, reading law nt
odd times with Judge Swayne, of Colum
bus. In 18.15 ho was admitted to the bar
In ChllUcotho, nnd was taken Into part
nership by his undo. In 1838 tho undo
went to tho United States senate, and in
1811 Mr. Thurman was elected to tho na
tional house.
On Dec. 1, 1815, Mr. Thurman entered
tho Twenty-ninth congress as Its youngest
member, just us his uuclo had entered the
sonnto tho youngest man over chosen to
that body. Ho declined n ronomlnation,
nnd lu 1817 returned to tho practice of law.
In 1851 ho was elected to tho supremo
bench of tho stnto, and sorved thereon till
1850, tho last year ns chief justice. This
led to his removal In 1853 to Columbus,
His judicial oplnlous nro models of clear
statement nnd logical udhoronco to elc
moujnry law. In no othor department Is
his greatnoss so genorally recognized us
in tills. Tho senator, tho polltiolnn, the
candidate for vice president may bo harshly
criticized, but "J udgo" Thurman always
commanded respect.
Judge Thurmnn wns a pronounced war
Doniocrat, though ho endeavored to uvort
a resort to anus. His attitude In that try
lug time was thus explained by him after
ward: "I did all I could to liolp to preserve tho
Union without n war, but nftor It began I
thought there wns but one thing to do, nnd
that was to fight it out. I therefore sus
tained all constitutional measures that
tended In my judgment to put down tho
fuuuutuii. x ueici uuiiuiui 111 cuu ciuetiiiiu
Of KPCl'WsUlll "
Jiuige Tliurnmn's domeitlo life was sin
gularly happy. His son Allen fulfilled tht
father's fondest holies, and In later yean
his family lived In a residence joining thai
of his father, so that the two families wert
ns ono. Judgo Thurman and his wlfo re
malued lovers through all tholr days ol
wodlook, and her death four years ago wai
a great blow to tho venerable statesman.
Of Judgo Thuriunii's children, Allen
married Miss Webb, of Baltimore, and
their four children beoame tho llfo of tht
double fnmily rogldgnoa iu Columbus. Out
daughter of tho Judge is the wlfo of ex
Governor McCormlok, of Arizona, mm
they live ut Jiuuulgfi, jj, 1, I'lio youngei
daughter married I.lnn
lus, of the navy, hut yius divorced from
him nnd married Mr.Thomns Scott Gilford,
ft native or Spain, of Kngllsh parents,
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KiiarnnteiHl ahaoliituly hurinlew. Their ureat
kuooooh is maple proof that they nro nn effoctive
article, which en a be always uwd with the Ixist
of results. Procure thorn from Guilder Bro.
i GORMAN'S CAFE !T
Cor. Coal and Main H.
Hot lunch dully from 9 to 12 n. in. lintlng liar
attached with all the deUuHoh'N of the Mwaoit.
Best of Cigars, Wines and Liquors.
Prompt attention nml illt wHitn.
JOHN F. CLEARY,
Temperance Drinks.
Mineral waters, Wei beer. Bottler of the
fmwt linear beers.
17 and 19 Peach Alley, Shenandoah.
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