Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1888-03-16
GENERAL NEWS.

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INC ialse haC iS pon2;n y, ps was
savage ~ w. az iso"9 ou, &c
D ln neo thc lhornl'' So0 0i o tsro Jun ~
FooioVgi insurance @"O'"o0'
Charles Ieinzmau, owner of the
Sherman house, Springfield, ILL.,,
killeu hllllseli whiie uru i,' &c oI hn,'
his Wiie Wou'u ho' ie' nun Mss ii'''
An unknown boy, II years old, was
ran over and killed on the Overland
Dummy road near Nashville, Tenn.
lie fell from coach and was crushed
under the wheels OF the next car.
Will. Bendley, a miner, 30 years
old. who lived at Rock Run, Cherokee
County, was run over and killed by a
train on the Kansas City railroad
near that city.
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lev JACOB hrehS' .,.a an ntsacio,;omo
porn, presidents VI wv aI'J 49, ms
tiiioned the senate for an amendment
70 The Dow law to close saloons on
Sunday.
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Washington.
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ngal;n WI p Sindaionn uii7 nov
W man t H. fImitoS Sto,os nert faII
t rio'v Iii ~ ha occomnanied Inv his SON.
Herbert, and Sir Lyon Playfair.
Thomas j. Potter, vice president of
the Union Pacific Railway Company,
died at Walkers Hotel in Washing
ton the morning of the 9Th. Mr..
Potter was probably the most dlstln-
guished railroad manager IN the
country, and was on his way 10
Florida for his health when he died
The nolice arrested two insane
people in Decatur, Ill. and they were
AIKEN to the County Insane Asylum.
)ne is Lawrence Tool, young man
If 30 years, who made an Intellectual
lttempt to cut his throat at bonvar,
NO., year ago. The other l9haticls
'Irs. Mary Lanos, aged 50, who says
he lately lived at WaterVille, lnd'
Nav York experienced one of the
most furious storms felt in that city
or wears The 18th inst. The loss of
Geographic communication was very
reat, and the wires were 1own ~
Washington, Baltimore ana fhllauel-
hia. Efforts were pssG1Gfcago, but {
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Mr.. ID. hohaker, tIc Mei i,,
orist ana shoe man, LoulsVi.le, WY
mysterlousIy ulsapPeaLeu irolii LIE
ONE OH East l nn , S.io '.o,u uTo
is health is greatly impaired. The
isappearance created a decided sem
,tion at the time, as no reason was
YER assigned for his leaving.
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rs ''i $500 Cal,oi Non on on
mon - an uo az fron, San Fran.
ire man N u,spe Wa,.,. ~, III Tobrm.rv 81
lsco 70 NEW ". VI ~ on ba;mn SOW
vas 1 1Cs eI, ro IT, ,I, Ell F'ii,ro oS Nav
y" u's g P''''lS - 80, Io,tors
drafts. checks and cou-
,ons, The registered mail was sent
w another train, and reached there
Isfelv.
A sensation was Crea'eu III pou
ham, Texas, wheh 1t became hh0wn
than officers had arrested 1oei par
nett, one OF the weallhiest ann pes'
known farmers In the county 10,
gether with SIX OF MS SONS; a.. a.,
in 1885 that of old man Morgan, a |
hermit, who was killed for his |
money 81, 300
A most remarkable case of triplets
is reported from Sumter County,
South Can DINA. The wife of Aleck
johnson, a respectable farmer, gave
birth to child. The following day
Mrs. johnson became the mother OF
a second baby, and two days aiIer'
still another arrived. Inc three pa