The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-09-30

VIII report it!wiih the expression that IL should
be re-enaeifd in order TO be sure CT its being
passed properly. III i,
FRANKFORT, Sept 93-SESATE-The sen
ate passed ihe fiscal court btu. and that classi-
flying c;ties aid towns and adjourned till Mon
day.
HousE-Ihe house Of representatives met
Thursday morning and immediately adjourned
over I'll Mcht4y.
GEORGE OLIVER was arrested at Louis
vile. few days. ago, for the killing of
John Seymour, at McDonald's brick
yard, near that city, six months ago.
The killing grew out Of dispute over
game of '.oontz"
JcHS CAMPBELL was acquitted at
Lancaster of the charge of killing
Humphrey Best, three weeks ago, at
Paint Lick.
The owners of the Mammoth cave
propose to reproduce the starry cham
Der in the Mining building at the
Worlds fair.
Mrs. SARAH J. DAVIS. who died at
her sons, George W. Davis, Edenton,
was IS years old, and her hair was as
bright and free from gray as most of
the younger people She was a sister
of Bartlescn Taylor, Of Lexington, and
Franklin Taylor, of Jessamine county,
and was an aunt of Mrs a. 7. Million.
JAMES PEARSON, who lives on the
Charley Watts farm, near Richmond.
raised a suniiower that measured IS
inches around and grew on stock 16
feet high.
LEXINGTON horsemen have established
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purpose of still further disseminating
information as to the breeding of Ken
lucky horses.
flE ocrats of the Ninth congress
usl district win have big barbecue
October at Germantown
FifTl- Thousand dollars is a large
sam = money, but it was nevertheless
refused for a twOzyear-old race horse n
few days ago. James Maddox. of Louis
vile, is the owner, and King Lee is the
horse. The latter reached there from
Latonia the other day. and was ut once
sent to the Scoggan farm, 4 few miles out
from the city. There he viii romp in
the paddocks until next spring.
The Iroquois stable yearling bay
FLY, by onondaga, dam by Prince
Charlie, ran against the fence at the
associations track at Lexington, the
other morning, and had TO be killed
CHARLEY STEPHENS, a well-known
printer, of Frankfort, blew his brains
ont Disappointed in love and drink.
AT Paducah, E. Robert Stratton and
son Bob, quarreled. E. Robert assaulted
the boy with a knife, and was Drained
by hoe in Bob's hands.
Mrs. COLE and Vincent Spanniger,
charged with the murder of Mrs. Austin
and Mrs Sheriff., at Louisville, were
dismissed. The murder is now more
mysterious than ever.
MIKE BowERsiAS, the driver of the
four-year-oid stallion King Moquette,
2:10, wired Bud Doble that he would
trot Moquette. at Lexington, in Octo-
Der, against Nancy Hanks for any
purse the association might give, the
winner TO take all the money Doble
answered that he could not accept the
proposition, as he would not trot Nancy
Hanks against any horse in the world
REPORTS received the other evening
from Garner a farming community
twenty miles back of Riverton, state
that fux is raging there to such an ex-
tent that the entire community is
alarmed Twelve deaths occurred in
two days and others were hourly ex-
pected. Physicians seem unable to
cope with the disease, as the patients
get no relief from the treatment given
them. The victims are seized with
horrible pains in the bowels and suisse
( .1rseistGRurging and vomiting. which
continue until death, which usually oc-
ours in from three to FIVE days IN
some cases the screams of the patients,
forced by their agony, can be heard
half mile
Miss LoTTIE LANE of Mt. Sterling,
while sitting by window was shot in
the shoulder by an unknown person.
Dr. ]. y. MCCORMACK, president of
the international board of health, made
statements the other day that will
startle Louisville. After inspecting the
city he declared it a hot-bed for the
of cholera and other dis
ease germs In his opinion it will take
SIeO. eco to put the city in proper sani-
tary condition by next spring, when he
thinks the greatest danger of an cpl
demic will exist. He will confer with
the mayor and local board of health,
and win also meet the different railroad
officials to discuss the inspection of inn
migrants
a MOVEMENT is on foot at frankfort
to establish a public hospital
Ex-LrEur. Gov. ]. r. IiIxDAAx was
the other day unanimously nominated
for congress by the democrats of the
district
The Mt. Sterling gas works have
been sold to <. 4. Collins, of Covington.
for 81, $50. They cost originally 100000.
THK members of the Worlds fair
board of managers for kentucky will
attend the dcdicatory ceremonies, to be
held az Chico 50 next month.
Carr. T.. u, MIrHzEs, of the Colnm-
oia D..lV;ag Park association, Hopkins |
Siilc, shot At its president, W. G Jones,
twice. ;aiic,ins only slight wounds
The trouble grcw on, Of money matters
THE soeialistic congress at Tour
PASSED. among others. n resolution for
bidding married women 70 work out
side their own houses
In the four states of Illinois, Wiscon-
sin. Michigan and Indiana there are |
!, OCO, ss7 citizens OF German birth OF 4
these 57s. 600 are voters
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