The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1886-06-10
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Miscellaneous Items.

(. MRs. RoBERT KKMBRoUeH died suddenly
of heart disease at the residence of her
daughter, Mrs. F. NJ Curl, Cynthiana.
A rosT-oFFIcE has been established at
Cav, Dayiess County, and John Cav COM
missioned postmaster.
A BLIND race horse called Dynamite, ran
into the fence at Latonia and was instantly
killed. The jockey was slightly hurt.
HUGH KARoNs, of Carrollton, and James
Streether, of Milton, have been appointed
store-keepers, and Simeon Cook, of Shelby
County, gauger in the Sixth kentucky
Internal Revenue District.
NEWPORT is badly in need of new Gov
eminent building.
The nomination of Peter Nodler to be
postmaster at Covington, has been confirm
ed by the Senate.
A HORSE became frightened at locomo
tive near Frankfort the other day, and
dragged Mrs. W. NJ. Hammond, who wa
trying to hold him, down an embankment
into the Kentucky river. Edward Grant,
of Frankfort, jumped from the engine and
succeeded in swimming out with the lady,
who it is feared was badly injured.
MRS. JAKE THOMPSON and Mrs. Charles
Riggs were out buggy-riding at Carlisle,
when the horse became frightened and ran
away. Mrs. Thompson jumped out and
saved herself, but Mrs. Riggs was thrown
over bridge abutment, distance of for
ty feet, into a creek, and her life is despair
ed of. She has only been married two
months.
Tvrxry arsago in Grant corntv q w
Osborn and samuel Anderson son. - nros
porous farmers, auarreled about the sale of
sheep, and Anderson shot and killed o.
born 1t was said to have been an unpro-
voked murder, and Anderson fed the State
and disappeared. A short while ago a man
forty years old, haggard and worn, re-
turned to the scene of the crime, which had
almost been forgotten, and gave himself
up, saying ne was osoorns slayer" he was
uispeneveu az nrst' oue tne matter was In
'es'sa.eu anu new Inducements were mace
ou'' anu 'ne cAse mas Deen CAMEO ior Trial.
FRANK BOURNE, a well-known Kentucky
outlaw, who has been operating in Ken
lucky as horse-thief for twenty five years,
nas 1omv 70 ms emu uy ms own manu- ne
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JOSHUA LAMB was shot and killed by John
Padgett at Polly's Bend, in Girard County.
The dlfncuity originated over the owner
ship OIL Kettle, and after knock-down
ana scrimmage fadgett shot
MRS. ELIZABETH SEEKER, aged fifty, fell
down pair of stairs at her home in Lou
isville, sustaining terrible injuries.
JAMES BASEoN, brute who inyeieled a
little girl named Vonderheid into a de-
serted house in Louisville. on the 18th of
April and bit her cheek and took improper
liberties with her without accommodating
his heIlish design, was convicted and sem
fenced to the full limit of twenty wears.
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