The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-11-25
INDIANA STATE NEWS.


The shot scattered, or the result would
have been fatal
THE general Offices OF the northern
division of the Big Four railway were
removed from Elkhart to Anderson
where they can be operated 20 greater
advantage in connection with the COM
pany's headquarters at Cincinnati
JAS. COSTELLO, of Anderson. was shot |
and instantly killed by VIM, Woods, the |
other day. for insulting the latter's sis,
ter.
THE city council of Portland has
passed an ordinance giving permission |
to j. NJ. Gardiner to put in q complete
street railway system.
AYoUSG Mems Christian association
is being organized at Huntington. Over
$50 names have already been secured
and success seems positive
The Grand Lodge l. O. o. f., com
pleted its work and adjourned Hon
George Ford, of South Bend, who was
elected grand master. declined, and
Enoch Hogate, of Danville, was elected
in his place, Other grand officers were
elected rs follows: Deputy grand mas
ter, Will II. Talbot, of Orleans, grand
warden. NJ. A. Chapman, of Anderson;
grand secretary, b. T. Foster of Indian
apolis; grand treasurer, Theodore T.
Haughey. of Indianapolis The grand
master appointed the following: Grand
| chaplain, C. G.. Hudson, Noblesyille;
grand marshal, ]. NJ. Fowler, Newburg
| grand conductor, W. X. Stringer, In
/ dianapolis; grand guardian, II. c.
Humes, Muncie; grand herald, D. NJ
/ Bell, Dunkirk; grand instructor. W. H.
Leedy, Indianapolis; representative %
the grand lodge, W. z. Wiley, OF
Fowler.
A NUMBER of small boys built M
little club house several days ago at
Anderson The other day someone
placed a stick Of dynamite in the stove
pipe and the little building was blown
up. No clew to the vandals
EDWARD GIMBER 20, residing at
Straws Mill, eight miles from defer
sonville, fell from horse and was
trampled so badly that he died Of his
injuries
TIE Lotus club, a.swcll organization
of Charlottesville, Will soon erect n
handsome club house ~.
FouR mail carriers Will make a free
delivery of mail, at Michigan City, after
December /
ADAM LAMAR, the messenger who
robbed the post ofiice. At Fl. Wayne,
was bound over in Si.e9J.
GEo. Stuck, farmer Just east OF
: Columbus, who was thrown from q
horse, the other day. died next morning
: from injuries received He game from
Chicago two years age
While Frank Mccre was bicycling on
the street. at Indianapolis, the Other
day dog made a spring at him, ard
was caught between the spo'Ses OF thu
), rear wheel. Moore was thrown heavily
: against the curb, fatally fracturing hi
skull.
Ar Clayton some bastard painted ih'
2 gravestones Of 10 union soldiers deeI
!, red
coLr,urs gets free mail deiiyerl
December /.
THEjury acquitted Geo. Henley. .
Madison. charged with the murder 0
= Lawson Garrison.
f SHEIBYyILLE is to have free deliTerl
OF mails beginning December /. Tn,
: mail-bags and boxes have arrived, whit
e the appointment of the carriers j. eN
d pected every day Postmaster Dam
q has recently put in q new outfit, at
cost of 800
]. NJ LEWIS, postmaster at Cope, nea
a. MartinsviIle, fer seven years, resigne
Y the day after the election. lie first too
( it after much persuasion. The expense
n, of keeping il up have been $50 yea
Is and the pay amounts 10 buts2 II
n would have remained longer, but demo
Gratis daubed his house with red pair
and threatened to dismiss him aftC
March !.
FIVE prisoners were Pardoned b. Go
Chase. Dan West, colored, '.lifer
he Charles Pfeiffer. convicted Of maj
i slaughter; c. L Arbuckle, bisamis
W. F. Roberts and Joseph 4. Brow
O theft, were the lucky ones
re BEET EARLEr, who disappeared fro
4 Ft Wayne some time ago. has bes
: heard from in Nebraska
Vi FLEMING R1GGs, IS, an Mabel Predd
te 10. eloped from Munfordville and we
ne married at Jeffersonville-
The mangled remains OF Chaunc'
u Hart were found beside the Nickel Pla
e, track at TT Wayne Foul play is 81
re pected-
40 riley GRAY, a bachelor fifty yea
; old. of Kokomo, fell unconscious on u
20 streets of that city, and died within
III few minutes
N THE work on the reservoir for Il
new water-worlzs at North Vernon h
lie commenced, and by July /, 1898, t
nt works will DE in operation.
n TIE Charlottesville Water and Lig
Co. has announced it will common
to manufacture water-gas on Janua
l, for both light and fuel
lie DIPHrHERIA of most peculiar al
fatal kind has been getting in its dea
" work at Reeds; death having result
m in every case.
III D1PHTHEErA has made its appearan
er at Lawreneeburg, but, with proper pi
IN cautions, viii not become epidemic.
HARVEY PIUNMER, Big Four braR
vi man. was fatally pinched while con
to ling cars at Indianapolis He died
no the am oulance WINNIE en HOueS ~
a. hospital
lo AT Wabash. Charles Farr, who "
es arrested for taking, iafNihorse. belongii
of to George W, Dales, and held in boz
u of $500 by Mayor Moore, of Marion,
cn Gently. has brought suit for 5000 dai
,rt ages Dales is an Indian, and VIII
m drunk traded horses with Earr, a
when he sobered up imagined that ia
"a had stolen his horse
K Mrs MAIIA FLATrERs, a native
England. died ut the homo ef her daus
ter, Mrs. Bnrieigh, at Martinsvil
aged 90
ish JONI REINHART. living in Jacks
he county, while out hunting, fell and q
-, charged his gun into his neck, dyi
instantly. ID
IL a PRISONER in an Indiana Jail whS
Dig sentence for life term, has fallen h
,se 10 sis, 200, the estate of his tirst wife.
AT Jcffcrsonvilie, John ID. fngra
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