The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1888-09-06
N. F. C0NIEY Publisher.
THE COMMONWEALTH.
An unknown man was cut to pieces BY
kIta cars Mt Eddvvilla


residing near Pembroke, south of Hopkins
vile, while playing baseball several days
since, had terrible cash cut across his
forehead by bat that slipped out of
players hands. After lingering In the
greatest suffering he was relieved by death
on the 30th.
A DRUNKEN man, who had fallen asleep
on the track Of the Newport News and
Mississippi Valley railroad, near Prince
ton, the other night, was run over by the
cars and crushed to death. He was a
stranger, and there were no papers on him
by which he could be identified.
Hon. w. II. WEDDINGToy, acting judge
of the criminal court in Pike County writes
to the COmier-J Journal saying that the fire.
quent reports of trouble in that county re-
sulting from the Hatfield Mccoy feud, arc
untrue; that there have been no recent
fights between them, and that the county
is as peaceable as any in the State.
CHANCELLOR EDWARDS, at Louisville, re-
fused to order the release Of j. J. Corneli-
son from imprisonment on writof habeas
corpus. Cornelison will now be returned
to the Montgomery County jail.
r. p. NORRIS, jailer Of Livingston Coun-
ty, was shot and seriously wounded at
Smithland, the other night, by negro
named John Morris, whom he was attempt
ing to arrest. The negro escaped.
A WOODEN mill at Bowling Green, in
order that partnership business may be
settled, will shut down this month, to re-
main closed until January.
The name of the post-ofiice at Mingo,
Rock Castle County, has been changed to
Climax.
AT West Louisville, small town near
Owensboro, James Hardesty, merchant,
shot and killed William Murphy, we'll
to-do farmer. They had been old friends.
Hardesty called Murphy into his store,
and few moments later a shot was heard
and a groan, and people going in found
Murphy dying. Hardesty was placed in
| jail. He refused to give any reason.
THOMAS j. SELLERS, farmer living in
| Jessamine County, threatened to kill Rich
ard Garland for refusing to sell him
| whisky. Garland's son struck Sellers
three blows with hatchet fatally injur-
| ing him.
KENTUCKY pensions were granted the
| other day as follows: Jefferson T. O'Dan-
| iel, Club Run; +. T. Shelton, Clifton; Wn.
n'.t,f. ugr. d p.-,,',,.,- Co.,
hs.Isi C,ts,. w. 80. 81, -.
ing.
FRANK STANDIFoRD son of the late mill
lionaire, E. d. Standiford, once president
of the Louisville and Nashville railroad
shot and killed Dan Walker, a ateamster, at
-, AAo. 10. 'oon Dea'ns n ~
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baen onnointed Princinal Examiner in the
Pension Office. The salary attached to
this position is 50 900 per wear.
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mar Paris
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lsaa horr,blv r,nt;iated
w n wtnIIsaror v.s .hot and fatally
sounded at CaIsdonia tha otbar dov by
Abitbel Colstein = naigbbor whom he had
, been deputized to arrest upon a warrant
charging him with having cruelty beaten
hi, mother-in-law, and also Robert Nor
gan. a how only fourteen. whom he ac-
cnsed Of being too intimate with his wife
: Colstein had zone 10 Wadlinaton house
, and accused him of having slandered Mrs
| Colstain vvben the difficulty occurred
) Angry words passed between them, ant
Wadlington was serving his warrant of ar.
rest upon Colstein when that person bega1
. firing, one ball taking effect in Wadling
TOMS left side, inficting a wound from
which he can not recover WadlingtoI
!, was unarmed. Colstein escaped and L
Z still at large.
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II naar Mont,ceI,o committed suicide at he
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canse n h1o,~1. exceDt delIcate health
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u IN eneipy vlle, was seriously anu piopa.n
iatai,y injured .ne oene, uay py pei1
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= ing the machinery one leg ana arm we'
e broken, ana ne received proDaoly in'ern
X INJURIES.
a. A. P. Larry was appointed post-mast'
Ir at Austerlitz, Bourbon County, vice Hem
~ G. whaley removed.