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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1886-12-02
TIE INDUSTRIAL MoRLp.

-Olivar Dalrymple states that he
will nut in $1,000 acres Of crops next
season in Dakota.
"A large whale fishery Is being
established on the west end of Van
conver Island. British Columbia.
- u..,.. -. .hat ~.
rarlnols IN ~ ,.saa. a ,v;,I <. grsatsr
acroagc oL ia'a maIas Sasarai - =, ~. Ststcrv
.ais year man o''i '0'' : - - s'', = ''
Tharoar. ma oo7 farms in the
I7,;,ad S,stas Ij,;no;s having the Iaro,
.ua oai..u ,,har 5. Ok % zsI ond Rboda Island
81 ~ nrs.. o,e
'no o 'l'"''0'1
Labor is IN demand In sncps anu
mills supplying railway Appliances.
The railroad companies are tne neaVles,
buyers OF products OF iron ana steer
ana lumber, ana tneir oruers =. .uo
present tune are az ieas, uoup1 p;,es ~
volume at any preceuinS oa'e = ''''-
oargh fost,
The invention OF the valve motion
for the steam engine IS crcatted 70
boy. The power loom was tne invon-
ton oil a farmer poy VINO hau never
seen factory and hal no toois nut
jack.knife, and whose father broke up
the nrst mouel ne m'ue.
Persons who are undertaking 20
raise carp in artihclal ponns must DC
careful to keep other xmas OF nsn -
well as aquatic animals and turtles oue
OF them. During the past summer tne
young carp in many places have peen
destroyed by the above named crea-
lures. - Chicago Times.
Peanuts of good size and quality
were raised this wear in New York,
Ohio and Southern Michigan. The
Weld was not as large as in tho South
ern States, and there is little promise
| that the crop will be paving one for
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1886-12-02
WAR IN AFRICA

Natives Give Hattie to Portuguesc-Nine
Thousand Estimated Killed
LONDON, Nov. 23.-Advices from Durham,
November 8, state thatGn apparently sue
cossfu revolt is In progress among tho
natives against Portuguese authorities in
Southeast Africa. An American mission
airy, Rev. Mr.. Wilcox, reports as follows:
The natives OF lnhambane, q Portuguese
port 200 miles above Dolagoa Bay, rose
up against tho Portuguese taxation
aud murdered the collector. On
October - battle was fought between
5000 Portuguese and friendly natives on
one side aud 1850 natives on the other.
The Portuguese were defeated and routed,
aud the loss In killed on both sides is
estimated at 5000 men. Mr.. Wilcox says
the Governor OF Mozambique has gone
into the country to endesvor 70 suppress
the revolt and save the port OF Inhambane
from falling into tho hands OF the insur-
gents
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1886-12-02
FOrclun News Boiled Down.

LONDON, Nov. %. "A grandson has been
born TO Queen Victoria, the happy parents
being tho Prince and Princess Battenberg.
Lord Colerldgc's daughter has sued him for
slander for rejecting upon her purity. In
an interview wbetweenHcrbert Bismarck and
the Russian Ambassador the former de-
uounccd the conduct OF General kaulbarS
in Bulgaria. A French Cabinet crisis OK
lists. The opening Of n Chinese railway IS
reported. A terrible sequel to an awful
matrcide comes from Paris. The daughter
and son-in.law arc condemned TO death ana
two sons 10 life Imprisonment on the testi..
mony of granddaughter seven years OF
age.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1886-12-02
puNeENr PARAGRAPHS.

Women are so fond of trim mings
and finery that they even have their
tempers ruffled once in while.
Some men are SO penurious that
they keep everything they get hold Of.
except the Ten Commandments -
Cedartown (Ga.) advertiser.
You can get pretty good idea OF
a mans character by noting how no
acts toward his poor relations.--New
HGren News.
A Burlington girl. who is a great
talkcr. says that II Is better to DO on
gagged in conversation than not at all.--
Burlington Free Press.
He (at the beginning Of the third
act) How spicy the play is getting"
She (who sat alone between the acts D.
Il should say sor"-Lyc.
Polite passenger lin street Carl
.Will you take this seat, madam"
Thank -" Polite pas
senger-"Pray don't. madam. I'm
subject to fits. ~ Y. Sun.
Let parent teach his child to obey.
and he will give him the most precious
lessons that can be given to q child.
Obedience is the grandest thing in the
world to begin with.-M 7. Ledger.
Lady to servant-"Hav you rec
ommendation from your last placer
Servant to lady--"Yes, but I'll not
show it yer till l see the one We have from
your last girl. y Chicago Tribune.
Mrs. Swellington JONES' Really.
my dear. you owe it to your friends to
oct new dress suit" Mr.. Swelling
ton Jones -"Well. il do. shall have
to owe it to my tailor. "-Hcrpsr's
Weekln.
People ideas Of musical excellence
vary. We wot of hand organ who
never visits n certain street because
every house therein has an active piano.
To quote his own words: "Eet shocka
my nerva. boston Transcript
A young lady was sitting with her
lover in charmingly decorated recess
| On her knee was diminutive niece.
In an adjoining room, with tho door
onon. were the rest OF the company.
! Saws the little niece, in jealous and
yery audible voice: .'Auntic, kiss me.
too leave you to imagine what had
happened. "You should say twice,
| Ethel, dear; two is not grammar, was
tho immediate rejoinder. Clever glrry
that The Critic.
Chestnut Bells
| Hear tbs tnkie of the bells-
| Chestnut bells. ..,ea-
fOretelie
| How they ting rug. Eng
THROUGH tue super heated air.
wihie YOU d give most any thing
uson,sp,iRs XIX lat at the aJohrmule" there
| IA no chimes ch mos. chimes,
| on the bell dozen umes; 49,
| Aud d hundred rousin9 cuss Eoroe tfv-
your heaving bosom swelih
| At the bells balls. bells neiie,
| Bells bells bells .,.,...,,..
| Atthe jinglipg Of tho plastso "ones'nus
DEUS --Assk
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1886-12-02
wonder Of the Sky.

EyA~sviLLr, ISD., Nov. 23.--A very
strange phepomena in the heavens was
witnessed tonight by nearly the entire
city. About six O'Clock the sky in the
southwest suddenly assumed a deep
crimson hue, which gradually grew
brighter. In fcw minutes breaks began
20 occur, until there were eight lines Of
color all diyerging from common CEN
ter Remaining thus for five minutes,
they grew darker, until at quarterpast six
they were set black. standing out grim aud
foreboding in tho sky. he phenomena
then began 10 disappear, attended by a
brilliant meteoric shower lasting fully two
minutes. The cause is not known, but tho
sight was sufficient to create fear and
trembling among the superstitious.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1886-12-02
LIFE-sAvINa STATIONS.
Facts from thcuAnnnai Report Of the Gem
crai superintendent.

Facts from thcuAnnnal Report of the Gem
crai superintendent.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 2S.-The report Of the
General Superintendent of the Life-saving
Service shows at the close Of tn, last fiscal
year the establishment embraced I'll sta
tions, 1856 being on the Atlantic, IS on the
lakes, z on the Pacific aud at the Falls Of
the Ohio, Louisville, KY. The number Of
disasters to documented vessels within
the field OF station operations dur
ing the year was 325. There were o board
these vessels 2,12j persons, OF whom $3.50
we're saved, and twenty-seyen lost. The
number of shipwrecked persons who re-
ceived succor at the stations was SO7, to
whom 1000 days relief in the aggregate
was afforded. The estimated value Of the
vessels involved in the disasters was S4-
i2S,3S0, aud that of their cargosS 81, ,073 sos,
making tho total value of property imper-
lied 60, 502, 1876. or this amount S5.073, ,07S was
saved and Sl,429,057 lost. The number OF
vessels totally lost was eighty-eight. The
report says the number, violence and de.
structiveness Of the storms which occurred
during the year exceeded the record OF any
previous year since the general extentton
Of the service 10 the sea and lake coasts. In
one storm there were no less than thirty
Shipwrecks within the scope Of the opera
tions of the service and In single day
january o. there were twenty-three. The
,crvice, however, d d not fail to match its
previous record Of effectiveness in saving
life AID property. The number Of casual
ties was greater by twenty-eight than that
Of any former year, yet the loss OF life 1
fifteen less than the average, and although
The vessels and cargoes totally lost were
twenty more than in any former year, the
amount Of property lost was only abou
s65, 900 greater than the average for the pre-
ceding years, while the amount saved Is In
creased by nearly S2,000,000
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1886-12-02
Crazy Loon.

LONDON, Nov. %. "A London newspaper
called the Anarchtst, publishes wild APP
peal to Englishmen to assemble In thou
sands in Cleveland Hall too day to demand
Justice for the condemned Chicago An-
arcdists, who, the paper says have simply
shown the masses how those vile vipers,
the capitalists prostitute their toll by day
and their children by night Englishmen
are asked whether any means are not JUS
tifiable to destroy the cruel, cowardly, cor
rupt and rotten American Republic, and
besought to leave nothing undone to nc
compllsh that end. The article bears in
large letters the caption Murder" under
meath big black flag.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1886-12-02
DEATH IN A COAL SHAFT.
Another Shocking Disaster in q
Pennsylvania Mine.
Twelve Men Killed and Score MANNED
and Scared for Life.

WiLKEsnARaE, Pa, Nov. 20. = Shortly
after fifty miners and laborers entered the
Conyngham shaft this morning, and were
at the uottom preparing 10 go to work, an
explosl n OF gas took place. The di nster
was caused BY Cornelius Boyle, a miae
laboror, who stepped into a worked-out
chamber, which was filled with gas, Win
lighted lamp upon bis hat, Boyle wii DIE.
Two miners, whose names are unknown,
are missing, and IL IL believed they we're
blown into a dump containing ~ feet or
water aud drowned. FOrty.two mea vera
severely burned and others slightly IN
jufed. Twelve OF tho men VIII die. Inc
recovery Of the following ~ believed 70 be
hopeless. Hugh Sweeney, laborei Edward
Kerns, laboror; Richard Coulter, minsr;
Condy Shannon, Tho mas o Brlcn, reported
dead; Cornelius Boyle, miner, reported
dead: Jonn Cannon, miner; Christopher
BrundaRe, laborer; Michael O Bron, Ia
horer; Daniel Ferry, miner; John Dough-
eTty, iaborer; Denis McCabc, miner Tho
reported deaths Of Boyle and O'B len can
not b. verified, Tho following unfortunate
men are reported more or less badly bur :
ed VIM. J. Evans, hro boss; VIM WIZ
linms, tiro boss, and tho following miners
and lnborers: James Boyle, James n.
Kline, james Duffy, Chris Duffy,
Matt Mcdonnell Albert Anear, Henry
Miller, Peter Miller, Wm Grifiths,
Patrick swceny, James Davis, George
Mnrlny aud tho Friel brothers, fatally;
John Williams, Richard Coulter, james
Davis and Michael Clinton. The names OF
tho others could not be learned. David
McDonald inside foreman, was caught in
the after damp and was overcome. lie was
taken out Ms soon as possible, and revivod
on reaching the uppor air His injuries
are slight Sew nteen mules were severely
burned, aud many Of them will be shot. ia
relieve them from their suiferings.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1886-12-02
suHocaied in a Flaming Car.

MouST CARROLL, ILL, Nov. 25.-Upon the
arrival Of freight train No. ID, on the St
Paulroad, at this place last night, smoke
was discovered issuing from car in the
body Of the train. Investigation proved
that the car contained N. ". Sea-
vey, from West Libertyville, ILL.,,
several horses, foals and furniture,
billed for Dow City, la. A lot Of hay in the
car was found t. be on fire, evidently igni-
ted by lantern, which was discov red
broken on the floor, The stock was dead,
suffocated by the smoke. Mr.. Seavey was
found on his knees, near the door of the
car, living, but so much overcome that he
breathed only few minutes after being
taken ont
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1886-12-02
HIqh Art in counisriel,inp.

NEW YoRK, Nov, GA clever imitation
OF five,dollar bill painted in oil by the
artist Harhett, and owned by Theodore
Stewart, wine-room proprietor of this
city, was seized yesterday by o special
agent OF the Treasurg Department and
sent 10 Washington. The Secretary OF the
Treasury will decide whether the artist
and owner OF the picture are liable to
prosecution as maker and possessor of a
counterfeit note The picture is vat
ued at 81, 900.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1886-12-02
DARING SADIE ALLEN.
she Floats Through Niagara whirlpool
Rapids and Lands Desperately Sick.

NIAGARA FAILS, N. Y, Nov. 2S--Georgo
Hnzlett and Miss Sadie Allen, Of Buffalo
went through the rapids and the whirlpool
this afternoon In the torpedo-shaped barrel
used by Hazlett and Potts last summer.
They were in the rapids and whirlpool five
minutes and were taken out Of the eddy on
the Canadian side just below the whirlpool
three-quarters of an hour later in good
condition. Miss Allen Is respectable girl.
eighteen years old, petite brunette, and
pretty. The start was made from tn Maid OF
the Mist Landing, on the Canada side.
When the barrel reached the maelstrom 1t
SHOT right into the center OF the pool, max
ing two or three turns Leaving the pool.
the barrel followed the current out toward
the Canadian shore down to the outlet OF
the pool, when 1t got into large eddy and
bobbed around for half an hour. Friends
barrel, when Hazlett opened small
door ON top Of the barrel, and
Frank Lawson threw a ropo from the
shore, which Hazlett secured, and the bar
rel was towed ashore. After coming out
of the barrel, Hazlett and Miss Allen had
tramp of mile and q half through
brush and over powders before reaching
the top of the precipice. Miss Alien,
when she appeared at the ferry TO en-.
ter upon the perlous journey, wore neat
walking-dress. Taking off her hat aud
jacket and throwing shawl over her head,
.he stepped lightly into the barrel
through the manhole, tucking her gar
ments closely about her, and laughingIy
remarking, Come, George. jump in. Pm
stepped into the craft, fastening himself tc
the opposite eud to that occupied by Mis-
Allen. just thirty minutes from the Il ne
the barrel was towed out into tho river Il
reached the whir pool. After landing
Miss Allen was taken desperately sea sick
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1886-12-02
ACROSS anRpN1A AND.
Lieutenant resrcy Finds = New ESute Ts-
ward the North Pole.


HALIFAX, N. s., Nov. 23-Lleutenant
Poarcy, who has been on an expedition to
Green and for the purpose orsati flying him
sclf as 10 the feasibility OF travel g across
TINT country and thus opening new route
for Arctic explorers, arrived here yester-
dry on his way homo Ia the United States.
Landing at Danishsettlement on tho west
coast OF tiraenlnnd hc jolrneyed eastward
for one hundred miles over unbrokcn fields
OF snow. He thea returned TO the
starting place. This was his prnci-
pal Journey and he was accompanied on it
by a Danish official, He made several
short journeys alone His observations
and experience satisfied him that Green
land could be crossed from west 10 cast by
future e1pedit.onSto 70 the North Pole On
a hundred mile trip Penrcy and his com.
pnnions had TO travel on snow shoes pnd
haul sleds containing their provisions
themselves, the snow being too soft Tor the
dogs. They experienced no hardshlps and
returned TO the coast in good coalition.
On reaching point 90 miles inland the
elevation above the sea was found TO bs
1900 feet. -'t
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1886-12-02
The New Iwo.ceni Postage Stamp.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 2S.--The design for
the new two cent postage stamp, which is
20 be put into circulation about January ]
Of next year, has been selected. 1t was
and is said to be one or the handsomest
specimens yet issued by the department
Tue design presents an embossed head OF
George Washington in profile upon blue
tinted background
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1886-12-02
HORRIBLE BEYOND BELIEF.
A Suddenly Insanc Man Murders and Dc
vonrs lis Colnpanlon.

A Suddenly Insane Man Murders and De-
YOURS lis Companion.
Sr. Louls, Nov. e6--A dispatch from
HayenSville, small town in Jackson
County, Kas., tells OF revolving crime
committed near that place last Wednes
day night. A young farmer named Rhodes
Clcments while g,ing home from prayer
meeting With another farmer named
samuel Gordon, suddenly became insane
and killed tn, latter with club Not re-
turning home. search was made for
Cl ments, aud h. was found sonis distance
from tho road sitting bes do tho body OF
the man he had murdered, eating his heart
lie bad cut of the head from Gordon's
body, aud had torn out the heart, lungs
onss was secured and is now in Jail .
rnving maniac.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1886-12-02
Substitute for Sugar.

New YoRK, Nov. 26.-A company ha'
been formed in London and Antwerp for
the manufacture OF saccharine, newly
discovered substitute for sugar. 1t is q
chemical product Of coal tar,
IS far sweetcr than sugar, and
though IL can not yet be manufac.
tured so cheaply as sugar, yet its great
sweetness makes IL possible by mixing
small quantities of saccharine with larger
qunntit cs Of Chicago glucose to produc a
compound sweeter and cheaper than sugar.
The new product is expected TO disastrous.
lY affect the sugar industry.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1886-12-02
An Occasion Ior Ihanksulyina.

TRENTON, N. j., Nov. 25.--Twenty-eight
convicts in tho State prison have been
pardoned by the Board Of Pardons, and
were released yesterday The mo noted
we're Z. A. Condit, who victimized many
Wall street brokers in 1882 by clever
forgeries, and VIM. Spple, the telegraph
ago 10 an Erie railway agent in the name
OF an official, ordering money removed
from safe and placed where Sipple could
eraf
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1886-12-02
Terrible mishap 10 a Hunter.

DETROIT, MICH, Nov. 25.-Guy Colburn,o OF
waverly, whlle out hunting Sunday, dis
charged his gun at a squirrel The breacn-
pin blew out, striking him squarely be-
tween the eyes. He was found insensible
some time after by his brother, who, with
some d fiiculty, pulled out the iron, which
was imbedded two inches in Guys head,
penetrating the brain. Colburn was con-
scious throughout the operation Of remov-
ing the breach-pin, and told how the acci,
dent occurred. He is still living, and
seems in a fair way TO recover.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1886-12-02
LOUISA. LAWRENCE Co. KY- DECEMBER Q 1856.
ANARCHISTS REpRInvHD.
The Writ OF supersedas Grantod--Thi
VIII Delay Their Execution Until Spring

Ahc VIII Vi buperseuha OThnioO-A Aui.
Will Delay Their Execution Until Spring.
. BLooNINGT n, Ill. Nov. 25.-Atllo'c
this morning Judge Scott granted the su-
percedeas in the Anarchists case. Messra
Black, SWEET and Solomon started at once
to OTTAWA to hnyo the Clerk issue the or
der In pursuance TO Judge Scotts instruc-
tions The effect OF the order for the su-
persedeas viii be 10 delay the execution
until the full bench Of the Supreme Court
has passed upon the questions raised for q
new trial. IL Is estimated that in the or
dinary course of procedure n hearing and
decision eau not be reached for six or eight
weeks, and that even though the lower
Court Is sustained the sentence can not be
carried ont until some time in March or
April Judge Scott's order granting the
supersedeas is purely formal Without
going into any particulars, or giving any
reasons, he simply certiles that In his opin-
ion !" there is reasonable ground for grant
ing the writ
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1886-12-02
Swallowed carboIjc Acid.

WABASH, IND, Nov. 2S.--During the ab.
sence from home, yesterday, of the mother,
the seven-year-old daughter of Louis
Rinker Miami County farmer, swallowed
a teaspoonful of carbolic acid, which the
little one supposed to be medicine. The
child was found ut the point of death.
Restoratives were of no avail, and the
sufferer died this morning.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1886-12-02
Ihe Atlanla,s IriaI Irlp.

New YoaK, Nov. 25.-The new naval
cruiser Atlanta, which has been on trial
trip in the sound, returned to the Navy
Yard to-day. Her commander reported a
failure to realize the requirements Of the
contract specifications as to horsepower.
She steamed at the rate Of thirteen knots
per hour easily with Q 800 horsepower, and
Il is thought that with some alterations
OF machinery she may realize the desired
vate of IA 7.l0 knots and 3, 100 horse power.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1886-12-02
Hcoslcr Frozen 10 Death In wisconsin.

AsnLAyp WIS, Nov. a5.-Two pine land
hunters, while out searching for William
Goul, who was lost in the woods last Sun
day, succeeded in finding his body to-day
about nine miles from this city and four
miles from AIRY road. His body Will be
brought here some time tonight. His pa
rents at indianapolis, Ind, have been tele-
grnphed in regard to what shall DO done
with the body. When founi he was lying
upon his back in the snow, with his rifle
resting across his breast.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1886-12-02
A Raw Bean Causes Death.

KANSAS CRY, No, Nov. 25.-The death OF
Ralph Newman, promising young busi.
ness man of Kansas City, occurred
yesterday from liberation of the pit of the
stomach. Newman had incautiously swal-
lowed, some days ago, a raw bean, which
gradually produced Inflammation sufficient
to Gauss death. Six of the best physicians
In the neighborhood attended the patient,
but were unable TO diagnose the case. The
cause OF death was not discovered until the
post mortcm autopsy.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1886-12-02
Liahtninq Change Of Partners.

WABASH, IND, Nov. 2s.-Mrs. John
Sopher was, on Saturday, divorced from
her husband in the Wabash circuit court,
alleging cruelty and failure to provide.
The lady was granted decree shortly be-
fore dinn +, and at | p. m. she was again q
bride-promsing to love, honor and cherish
samson r. Smoke. This is said to beat the
record on divorce and quick marriages.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1886-12-02
Bow Burned in a Barn.

Mr. VERNON, KY, Nov. 2S.-Granville
Brown, fourteen, was burned to death
mysteriously In his aunt's barn, near town.
He had been dispatched on an errand, and
a few minutes later was heard screaming
in tho barn, which was in flames, and the
door locked 1t was impossible to rescue
him. No solution can be reached by the
ia
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1886-12-02
Another consplrscy |, BuIaarIa.

SoFIA, Nov, 25,-Another conspiracy
against the Government has been discov-
cred. Two officers one Of them Russian,
oroanized n plot TO kill Colonel Nicolaeff,
Major Popoff and the Regent. The crime
was to have been committed at O'clock
this morning. Major Popoff discovered the
plot and caused the arrest OF the two
officers and two others who are implicated.
They will be tried in few days.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1886-12-02
AFaiihless treasurer.

Bosrox, Nov, e3.--William Reed, Treas
urer of tho South Boston Horse Railroad
Company, was arrested this morning at bis
homo upon a warrant charging him with
the enbazzlement of S35,0U0 of the railroad
funds. In the police station Reed acknowl-
edged the embezzlement OF $65, 500 in cash,
and au overissue OF 3i5 shares OF the stock
of the road. having a cash value OF SUI, $40,
CInt nOt
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1886-12-02
Burned 10 Death.

EVANSVILLE ISD.. Nov. 2s-Mary VIII
son, fourteen years of age, employed at the
home of Mr.. John Hanbsrry, farmer, living
two mics south OF this city, was fatally
burned yesterday. The girl was standing
before the CRATE, when her clothing caught
fire, and in an instant her clothes were
mass OF flames.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1886-12-02
CouniorIeIters Caplured.

HoLros, KAs, Nov. ee-Two men, named
A. Hungeriord aud Chas. Bickle, were ar.
rested here by Government detectives yes
terday on the charge Of making counter
felt coin. In the ! house dies and other
implements aud one hundred and sixty
The metal was found in a bed where tina
wife OF ono Of the men was lying ILL.,