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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1886-09-23
Sennlol. Reek.s ThongltfaI WIG.


Heisa warm-blpoGea impulsiye
man, andvhen he spoke for twenty
minutes on Saturday he was soon
drenched with perspira;i9ns and he
sat down ina very uncomfortable
plight. Just then a page came 70
his desk and told him that Mrs.
Beck wished to soc him in his com
mittee room. Wondering what she
wanted he went there and found
her taking from a valise a change
of clothing. She told him that
after he had left for the Capitol she
read in the morning paper that he
was 10 speak. and knowing how hot
it was she concluded to bring him
a change Of clothing, The cool dry
garments were soon substituted for
the wet attire, and the Senator, re.
turning to the chamber, eulogized
the forethought and care Of his
Kentucky Albany Evening
Journal.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1886-09-23

We notice considerable argument
between some Of our exchanges
over the question of whether or not
the last Legislature increased the
marriage license fee to two dollars.
1t see ms that they do not all agree
in their Interpretation OF the law,
The Frankfort Capital says;
Upon consultation with the Au-
,ditor it is learned that he has ad-
gisorily instructed Clerks that in
his opinion the fee for marriage
license has been increased to two
dollars, and that the fee of fifty
gents which is turned in the State
seyenue does not have anything to
do with the feeicf one dollar and a
thalf, Which scea to the Clerk of the
County Court as heretofore
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1886-09-23
Natural Gas.

Long as man has been on this
planet, he rs yetis not aware ofall
that is on the earth much less
under it. Petroleum wells have q
great antiquity but itis only of
late years that MINERAL oils have
been found literally in hundreds of
places. In boring fer oil, natural
gas has been discovered. a few
years ago it was consi dered mar.
vel but to-day the re are numerous
holes in the eartht through whichgas
flows in a never ceasinF stream &
nor is it to be found alone ln the
region southeast Of Lake Erie Il
has been discovered ri so many
different points, that it is now be-
ginning to be suspected that where
eyer coal is found. oil and gas 8tc
not far of Natural gas has efeat
ed q revolution in the iron trade OF
Western Pennsylvania Makers oil
steel now dispense with coal and
save large SUMS hy using gas + not
only as an alluminant but also asa
fuel. There is reason to believe
that our large cities will eventually
be supplied with natural gas,
brought in pipes from the regions.
who're found. and which will bel
sold for hall The price Of coal eas.
Demorest's Monthly;
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1886-09-23

Brother Wilson and the Repub-
can Commute are wildly wide Of
themark in announcing Senator
Sherman as the Acting Vice Presi-
dent o1the United States. Senator
Sherman, by virtue Of his Office as
Acting President of the Senate, is
no more in the line of Presidential
succession than Brother Wilson
himself If Mr.. Cleveland should
die to-day Secretary Bayard, and
not Sherman, would succeed to the
Presidency.--Courier-J ournal
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1886-09-23

ourpeople have great reasons to
hope for the early development Of
The riches Of the Sandy Valley.
Capitalists are focking here some
With an eye tothe minerals with
Which our hills abound, while 9TH
ers are looking to the prospects for
utilizing the inexhaustable supply
ofgas which has been discovered
within our regions. The disclos-
are of these resources is some.
thing which materially interests
every individual in the Sandy VAL
ley. Therefore, let each of us make,
# necessary, some sacrifice in order
that this development may be
started at once.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1886-09-23
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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1886-09-23

It's now generally conceded that
we viii soon have railway con,
nection with eastern Virginia.
several companies are prospecting
and it is believed that some ofthem
Will take decisive steps in the near
fgtllre.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1886-09-23

It seems that the Republican
nomination for Congress will 60
a-begging. After three men de
lining with thanks Judge G. NJ,
Thomas was nominated, and he has
not yet accepted We. understand
that another convention viii be call
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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1886-09-23

Jas, G. Blaine, Jr., has married a
Miss Nevins, a daughter of a prom
'lnent Democratic Ohio politician.
Jim is only IS years Of age, and
yin go back to college to complete
his education.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1886-09-23

Charles Kitchen, the Democratic
nominee for Member State Board
3f Equalization, has always follow
Cd such business pursuits as best
lualiiy a man for the office he.
snpEe
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1886-09-23

HenryWatterson will return from
Europe about November the first,
and resume editorial work on the
Courier-Journal. His health is
entirely restored.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1886-09-23

Hon las " Tate, State Treasu
rer was III attendanee III tic Fair
OH Friday It was II the State
Fair held here in October, SOS, thai
Mr.. Tate first determined Il become
a candidate for Treasurer, position
which he has filed SO well az 10
have been renominated ever since
without opposition Tie Office is
one of great responsibility and Mr..
Tate has discharged lis dp}ies faith
fully. The State has never had a
better or more efficient public Off
Ger, and having done so we'll in the
past there is no occasion for any
change. Mr. Tate has been life
long Democrat-one Of the old
guard "a Democrat when the party
was in minority in the State, and.
when men were Democrats from
conviction and not from any hope
Of political reward. He has served
the State with fidelity he is a man.
of integrity and Of character, and
as popular as any man in the State.
The indications all point to his re-
nominatinn by the Democratic
State Convention next year Paris
Kentuckian Citizen.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1886-09-23

Mr., Jesse B. Barbee, brother to
the editor Of the Catlettsburg Lead
er, has connected himself with that
paper.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1886-09-23

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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1886-09-23

Danger a neglected cold or cough may
lead to Pneumonia. Consumption or tlher faiai
disease. Strong's PICTORIAL Pills VII cure
'igesticn, sick headache as thousands testify
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1886-09-23

Democratic ticket.
For Congress,
Garrett S. Wall,
of Mason.
For Board of Equalization,
CHARLES KITCHEN,
Of Carter.
There is rumor that Secretary
Lamar is soon to be married.
1t is said that the heirs Of Samuel
!, Tilden will contest the will.

George Gould, son of Jay Gould,
has married an actress, Miss Edith
Kingdom.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1886-09-23
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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1886-09-23

CHARLES "a. rENS
p,e.aa. ufg
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-12-20
ALARMED SENATOR'S.

They Don't Want Their Constituents
TO Know About Their Fine Houses.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 19.-It is said that
Senator Window was defeated in his Ell
forts to secure a reelection to the Senate
by pictures of his magnificent Washing
ton house, which were scattered over the
State by his opponent.
During the last campaign, pictures or
descriptions of these Washing gton palaces
were printed in the opposition local pa
pers all over their districts, and did much
TO influence the people in voting against
men who could not afford to buy small
houses at home, but were able to build
palaces in Washington" The other day
weil-known Senator, whose term is
about to expire, and VINO has beautiful
new house here, was sitting at his win
COW when he noticed a photo
grapher come along and place
MS camera in the middle of the street in
'front.' of his house and prepare to take q
picture. The Senator at once thought of
tne opposition papers printing the picture
and his rivals showing how he lived in
Washington. He therefore determine ed
10 prevent the photographer from accom-
piishing his awful design. He went out
Into the street and ordered the man
""F' Tue p0OiOHrApueT lOOktu NJ ulm
Tor while, and finding the Senator in
earnest, took up his camera and went to
the other side of the street. "You don't own
thls pavement" said the photographer,
mhnd you can't drive me away from here"
The Senator knew he could not, so went
across to try and argue with the man.
ne photographer refused to leave. At
last he said to the Senator: "Whv don't
you let me alone, and go see the man
Wbo sent me. l am only paid to take the
picture" The Senator thought that a
good suggestion; 30 he left the operator
ana went to see his boss, down town.
imagine his disgust when the photo
Frapher informed him that an author
was writing an article on architecture,
and wanted a view of the Senator's new
and beautiful house to illustrate 1T.
When the Senator heard this, he invited
tne photographer To send another man up.
lie would show him the prettiest part OF
Inc house for a picture, and said he might
order a few himself for his private use.
circumstances alter cases, even with
Senator's.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-12-20

place OF safety in view of the possible
seizure OF the paper by the government.
II suppressed. tine publication VIII be
continued just as when the Land League
was suppressed.
Commoner Tanner, speaking at Coach
iord, CORK, to-day, prophesied the down
IaH OF the government wi hin three
months. CommOner Hooper declared
that the tenants were capable Of effrcting
an honest combination with or without "a
plan OF campaign.' There were no priests
at the meeting.
Mr.. Dillon was unable to attend anv
meetings to-day. Mr.. McLane, presiding
az an antl-rent campaign meeting at
hnockmOulea TODAY, said that if all
tne Nationalist leaders were arrested
Cathollc priests would take their places
and continue the campaign.
MR. OBRIEN'S DEFIANCE.
Mr.. OBrien, presiding at meeting
held at LongtOrd to-day, denounced the
government in violent terms for conspIr-
ing with Judge O'Brien to usurp the
functions OF jury and manufacture a yer-
dict by Illegal means. The pretense of
bringing Mr.. Dillon and himself to trial
he said was sham. The government
never hoped to bring them to trial, but
did hone that before a verdict could be
obtained from jury, they would succeed
IN suppressing the anti-rent
movement by proclamatIons and
arbitrary conduct. He warned them that
they would have TO adopt still more dras.
TIC measures than the peaceful ''plan of
campaign" to stay the arms OF eVicting
landlords. The Irish would not die in
the bitches. The promoters OF the plan
would have to exercise their ingenuity
and circnmspectloni In order to outwit the
Castle officials.
PROCESS SERVERS BEATEN.
Near Tullamore to-day two process
servers were badly beaten by unknown
persons. The process they intended to
serve was destroyed. One of the men
had to be sent TO a hospital. The grand
july OF the Munster Assizes has sent a
resolution to the government, to Mr.
Gladstone and others declaring that the
evidence obtained in agrariau offenses
"points to social disorganization, trace
able to the deplorable condition of the
land question:
PARNELL'S POOR HEALTH.
LONDON, Dec. 19.-Mr. ParnelI, who
has just arrived in London, said to-day
that he was slowly recovering from bis
recent gastric attack. His doctor will
permit him to resume his parliamentary
duties on the opening of the session if he
promises to be careful. Mr.. Parnell does
not intend at present to express an
opinion or the ''plan of campaign -
wishing first TO 90 to Ireland to con-
suit with the promoters of the plan.
whom he has not seen since the end OF
he last session of Parliament. He also
desires to obtain fuller knowledge in re-
gard to various matters before he speaks
en- the subject. He declares that be
was not aware that the 'plan OF cam
paign" had been revised, oreven proposed
until il had been published. Mr.. Pernell
will 60 to Ireland shortly.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-12-20
4 YOKE ON THE PEOPLE.
TARIFF REDUCTION INTPROBA-
Bile IN THIS CONGRESS.

The Attitude of the KandRlIite Traitors
to Democracy One to Which HIr. Nor
rtson VIII Probably Not Yield Very
Little Chance that the Hewitt HilI Win
Pass.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 19-Now that the
Republicans or Raudallites have sue
ceeded IN defeating Mr.. Morrison's at
Tempt to take up the revenue question
they have nothing to say except that un-
less Mr.. Morrison yields to them there
will be no revenue reduction at this ses-
sion and the whole subject will go over to
the next Congress. The plan to put
through bill cutting of the tobacco tax,
reducing the tax on spirits and the duty
on sugar seems to have been large bait
TO catch votes. The Republican leaders
now admit that it is 1mpractlcable; such
a bill would have to be referred to the
Ways and Means Committee. That CON-
mittee would not report 1t unless in
structed to do 30. Under the rules it
could only be so instructed by two
thirds vote OF the House.
AMEN DMENT POSSIBLE.
The rule could be amended so as to
place it in the power OF a. majority to give
these instructions, provided Mr.. Randall
would vote with the two Republicans on
the Committee on Rules. Messrs. Reed
and HIscock, to report the new rule in
spite OF the opposition OF Messrs. Carlisle
and Morrison, the Democrats of the
Committee on Rules. But even If such
rule should be reported it would not com.
mand ma jOrIty of the House. aud even
If it was adopted the Randallites and Re-
publicans could not get majority fer
such bill as they propose. They voted
away the opportunity OF the session yes
terday.
HEwITT's BILL NOT LIKELY TO PASS,
An attempt will be made after the re-
cess to pass the Hewitt administrative
tariff reform hill under a suspension of
the rules. 1t will take two thirds ma
Jority to do this. 1t will have the support
of the Republicans and Randallites, but
iuasmuch as there are manv revenue re-
formers who agree with Mr.. Morrison
that the bill will increase the revenue, it
is not likely to pass.
THE FREEDMEN'S BANK DEPOSIToRS.
The COMPTROLLER of the Currency made
an argument yesterday before the House
Committee on Banking ard Currency in
favor of an appropriation by Congress to
pay the million and quarter deficit of
ofthe Freedman's Savings Bank TO it's de.
postOrs. de claimed that there was a
moral obligation on the government to
make good the money intrusted to the
bank out OF confidence in the government.
The committee will consider the mat e.
after the recess. 1t is favorablv disposed.
JUSTICE WOODS IMPROVING.
Justice Woods, of the United States
Supreme Court, according to private ad-
vices, is being greatly benefited by the
California climate.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-12-20
ERiN'S AGITATION.
Death ofDr. Lyons-Marnuders At
tack House with Firearms.

Death ofDr. Lyons-Marauders At
tack House with Firearms.
DUBLIN, Dec. 10.-Dr. Lyons, formerly
amember of Parliament for Dublin, died
IN this city this morning.
On Saturday night party OF marauders
attacked the house Of a man named Cog
GIN at Ballinprior, county Kerry. Two
snots were fired AZ GogYin, VINO succeeded
IN escaping. Tue party subsequently
ehot Constable Fitzgerald, wounding him
ID The leg. Twelve persons arrested for
completely In the outrage have been dis
charged Tor want of evidence.
Inc Gazette proclamation in reference
10 the anu-rent campaign has been
posted throughout the city OF Dublin, and
parcels OF the proclamation have been
sent TO thegprovinces for distribution.
meeting Is to be held at hilrush TO
protest against MIR. Vandeleur's eviction
process. The call Tor the meeting Is
printed on handbills and concludes as
iollows: "People OF Kilrush, at the most
important crisis in our country's history,
you are invited to become soldiers OF Ire
IIand under the banner Of the National
League.n
Commoners Deasy, Harrington and
ooeehan spoke at Killarney to-day, de-
nnpuncing the action OF the government.
VT. harrington condemned the absence
vi priests from the meeting.
UNITED IRELAED's PLANS.
Ihe proprIetors OF United Ireland have
Hao their books. papers, ETC.. removed to
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-12-20
ENGLAND WARNS TURKEY.
Harsh Measures Threatened If c

Harsh Measures Threatened If Co
quoting with Russia Continues.
LONDON, Dec. 19.-The Post this morn
ing in an inspired article warns Turkey
against further coquetting with Russia.
The British government, 1t says, bas un-
dergone great sacrifices to uphold the in
tegrIty OF Turkey, even against the opin-
ion OF large portion Of the English
people. ANY hesitation on the part of
Turkey viii now compel England to
adopt a course 10 counteract Russia's
threats by measures that will speedily i'm
press the Porte with the fact that Tur-
keys present doubtful policy is the worst
Tor her real interests.
GERMAN PRECAUTIONS.
BERLIN, Dec. 19-ln January all the
French employees on the A lsaoe and Lor-
raine railway will be dismissed and re-
placed by Germans.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-12-20
DEATH THE FLAMES.

Heroic but FruitIess Effort of a
brother 10 Rescue His sister.
ARMADA, MICH, Dec. 19.--The fruit
eyaporator Of John II. Stump caught fire
soon after midnight last night. Miss
Elizabeth Stump, aged %, sister OF the
proprietor, was asleep in the building at
the time when Mr.. stump arrived on the
scene. He raised a ladder and hero
ically tried to rescue her,
but was beaten back by the flames,
which burst through the window, throw
ing him to the ground. He was picked
up insensible with a fractured hip and
terrible cut In his head. Notwithstanding
the efforts of the workmen the building
was consumed. This morning the body
OF Miss stump was taken from the ruins
burned beyOkd recognition. The loss Is
$40. 900 and there is no insurance.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-12-20
LIVES 1870 YEARS.
Death in Indian Territory of the
Oldest Person i'm the World.

Death in Indian Territory of the
Oldest Person i'm the World.
ST. LOUIS. Dec. 19.-A letter from Sas-
sakawa, Seminole Nation, Indian Terri
tory, gives an account OF the death there
on Dec. 8 of Mrs. Susanna Warren, per-
haps the oldest person in the United
States, II not in the world. She was born
In the old town of ST. Augustine, Fla, IN
1850. She was born a slave, and was the
property OF Spanish masters until
1918, when she, with other spanish
slaves, fled from the town OF Pensacola
when IL was taken by Gen. jackson. She
lived In the Seminole country from then
until the second treaty OF peace with the
SeminOles, when she was regarded as
their common property and was removed
with them TO the Indian Territory. She
leaves one daughter living who resides in
Austin. Tex, and 10 in her 9th year. She
leaves many grandchildren here, some OF
them being nearly 70 years old.