The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1888-07-26
THE COMMONWEALTH.

zine streets Louisville. when he slipped
and fall to the pavement. Nearly every
thing in his body was broken except his
neck. and he will probably die.
w. s. BRrwrR. Of BeIlwood Neb., and G.
Rucbannon. Of this state, we're drowned
in the PLATTE river at Bellwood the other
dav. while fishing Buchannon's body has
been recovered. He was to have been
married in a few days.
W.rrrp MrxAoH. a white man, was ar
rested AZ Lexington for stealing twenty
| nine sacks Of wheat from a freight car n
Wvndham. ON the Cincinnati Southern
railroad. It was the property of Mr.. Mas
sic BRYANT and was sold to D. d. Lande-
man 10, $500.
THE post-office at Melrose, Hardin Coun-
| ty. has been abolished.
THE wheat and rye crops, which are now
beinp tbreshed and marketed in Bourbon
County are turnino ont a third larger in
..,",d .,,aa ,.as antic;nated. Bounteous
/ rains are making the corn crop very prom
;s,ng % = '''
Tur Democrats Of Boone County raised
n mole n, feet bjgb.
A. nraar.,,,r9 tba 7. and N. has been
soao a.. tr sunday law BY
s IN : Zoe along the road.
SEVENTH attempt to release Sonn :.
Cornelison on writ OF hapeas corpus was
made few days ago.
REPREsENTATIvE Stone reported 70 ,no
- 49,, ss,.a,,. f Oldham County,
~ r.,,s,';,,. VI, ,o,sa. taken from
~ ~ -. ,,,,,.,,,sa ~ assisting in re-
naI,;na sSr, az ,,rssion ~ General Bragg:
Ip,-,-s go. a NJ uardipI James III.
slonaiu u,0' ~ :, q. ~ Ia. the first
Spser nnu aeao inon'as =, - and for the
,nise, soyy 80. !, .s''''''''''''-'
'ns '-naiieu ,,~.s-
IHk Louisyii,e oousnelu - !,
sne carrying ~ VI. g. 10 nav line
} nanuis, us.a'. 2. anu sastav s4e s''''o-
'ouiu ~ NJ peese. - - nennen,s
y. r nosfhAN, ..',,s me- ..'s,,ed ~, to
o,osnns 49,, svo.e' .,'.,. ,,,ght and told
umcer disney .n9 - y.nsa ,s'cs.d M 20 nrevent
M, NJ - r,u,na h;s hrot,,er-;n law. j. Nj.
. e. IL II -..1,.., HE mind was
- s.t .,.,,t s,d eo,,ld not explain his
Ivy ysss n, viii ta tried for
NJ Jouxsron n well known citizen Of
. HontinsvilIe. died suddenly at his resi-
! dence. of heart disease. on the 2Oth He
: was united IN marriage to Mrs. Coe,
s ,,rass widow. about sixty wears of age, the
n EVENING before. He had lain down to rest
awhile about seven O'Clock, and when SOW
2 eral minutes later some one went to him to
y arouse him he found him dead. He was
: seventy years Of age.
3 posr-oprrcE has been established at
y Burdine. Jessamine County, and George
n w. Burdine. postmaster; Jsuno, Pulaski
Is County, Matthew Warren, postmaster, and
Leeslick, Harrison County, Miss Cynthia
McDaniel. postmistress
e Turpr ID considerable excitement in the
" neiqbborhood OF Rinaido, Lyon County,
ic isst now about mad dogs. About ten days
p moo dog belonging to w. J. Mitchell, that
= had been bitten by a snake, went mad and
> bit several dogs. Some Of them have gone
% mad. Nine have been killed. A yearling
"a calf belonqinr to N. J. Mitchell was bitten
and is now kept confined to await develop
ments. should the excitement continue
"A any length Of time the dogs will nearly all
~ !, be killed in the neiehborhood.
re- NEAR Barbourville, on the Louisville
iy branch Of the Louisville and Nashville
nd r, /. the other morning, passenger train
he collided with work train. Engineer w.
he F. Shanks. OF the work train, was caught
'k under his cab and scalded TO death. r.
ne Coleman. n colored brakeman. was killed,
and Geo. Bradley and John Lindsey, la
TO borers. were severely injured. The engi-
rs neer and fireman Of the passenger escaped
n n bv iumping. The work train had no flag.
~ ~ man ont
No &C.,. 49, s,sv,n vaars old
Id LIE ~ =, ser,, (
Ter was - III ,;tt,e sister
Id ilie se,'e''sc ~. -a''' 80
IN 5acksoh Soun'y' z.........s !.