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

DEIrsorT. sov s-Ths Journai fre2l ssys
;A=t Isstse cElpaAa. -ho i Tuunirz fer ~
e.oct'qu ia The Fir-i sioaai ti.stFict has
Is rsGrh Is ooEsos.p. his tssest by CO. EgelseT.
=. rtpatlie1n oVpoaeHk This Z . eeEoer-gt
flstrfSt
III rhis .t.ts Tsssday f3urtssa p-ussden,ial
ELECTORS. q fzii .tz.e ticket tEeiv- co-rFrEs-lea
member. - th- stats 5eEtsi.tarc an county
D15gials aro bring voted for
AIlrn u Mnfse. eTitsssfec % Ihs suprr ne
ooert % silthiraz- = the dsruoe-a;ie u1r1iase
for -1Tcrror. Johz T. RieA = tha rer-hiie1n
oartitAte. While Iohs v Esinz azd John Res
se,l are h respeelve Hsrhinses - tic P5Vzilsi
ani Troeio!iiga p-stieS Th1 HlrE.bers of tse
legislature elected Tsesfsy uin vote aexr Hts-
tF for : slceess0E % L s Seastnr Stoci-
tridse. ukose term expires Narch 4 Ie9s
CemTsr.s0n n xiekisss Ill be nsste Efih
the vote q four yezTs AGO. vhcr Lncs's tre5il
pur1ffty res tE.if5 over Bart den } fof gov
error Elortn prrrtne.s ant toEushlps Out o. ,
total q I.seo sire Rish lFrpl 81. zoEse fderal }
I.ita Tae sane n IssS save Lee irepl 1913.
Buft f1erz-i ia
FoEty psesthr,s n Niehirsn. oat q . total q
I.--ss zivs Rleis lrcpl ASA Morse ltesa a a..
N Is5s Lurc hAd az, Bart sssi
EtEefy rscc4Ets oCfside q Wayne oo1nty
rive fQr Rich Rep. iacG Norse. Den. s.sIl
Esfr-. pear.e'A I.S5S. Resell ~ sphihitiou. 9
Niaaty ruecinets II Michigan o1t q : total q
I.sc1 give RicA r. il.sz- &orsc D. iqssl
The sane Districts IN isss gave Luce. Il. IIsl5.
Bgrt D Il. 40
unc hua1rrt and thirtT-nve rrccshcis out q
total q fE50. give RLch- H. tS.-7g. Mor-o. D..
f7.5Oa 10 Isss Lgee, X. ss.ssI. Bart, D.. 1871.
Net rcpgtiic-E lnss. 1tSI
Ilrtgrns are very n.eaEer ouIy - seastsring
preciucts out q 6 total of ! % teizg received
tsus f.r These give Rieh. Tcpshiieas for FoT
errnT If.sIs Norae democrat i01Q The
sane districts In isss gave Euoc. reprbiie1a.
iisis Burt; cenncrat tIs59 This shoEs 4
deInoerate Esin of t,Tts II tbs rros0Ets01 %
e-in . u.Aistainet MoFse's plurality vtn be
fTzS
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-11-11
( oHIo.

CoLuNBUs. O., Nov. a-s-3l a n-The repub
lican state committee shut up shop and ven
holne Chairman Dick claimed that the reprh
iiean plurality IN the state woull be 5eo1 art
hat the republicans had elected fourteen con
Eressuen, the defeat OF Hodge heinz conceded
GOV MeKinley, in the light Of later returns
had corrected his estimates He had receives
returns from - precincts in the state outside
Of Cincinnati and Cleveland. and they showed !
net republican gain OF l.sis, or i've 10 q
precinct Concedins republican losses Of
100 in Cincinnati and loo in Cleveland. The
ratio OF gain outside OF these cities. IL main
tanned. would give a net republican gain Of
about 9.oS0 Making allowance for 4 decrease
Of tho ratio Of gain, the republican gains
throughout the state would more than counter
balance the losses IN the cities and that the
republican plurality in Ohio would not be less
than sSoo0 and would probably reach nearly
Sool
Al so'clcck Tuesday morning the claims OF
the campaign chairman are widely apart Chair
man Farley and Col W. A Taylor. democrats
candidate for secretary Of state, do not feel
justified in coaeediaS republican presidential
majority Of more than la0g0 or H.
900 in Ohio II this estimate holds
good it Is believed iha, the republican eandi-
date for secretary Of state viii not carry the
state hy more ihan 400 10 son These hg-
crcS are derived from rough estimates on scat
terins rcturnS and may vary in the Hight Of
further Information
MI. VERNoS. Nov. a.-iso n m-LatcSt nd
vices Indicate that NJ. n, Hartcr and Tom l..
johnson. democratic congressional candidates
IN the Four,cca;h and Twcnty-nrst districts,
respectively, are elected although there Is still
rom for doubt
CoLpNRUR Nov a-i;Soa MEOW MclSin.
hey and his friends Are making The closest
iigcrlne Of the cvcnihg on Ohio With rs Pre-.
cincts In Ohio hcarl from tho net demo.
cratic gain was ltla AZ this ratio tho
republican plurality IN the state WIN be reduced
10 lAoo Authentic Information camc 10 tho
goVernor frOm the rourieenlh district that NJ.
n llar,cr had defeated r. q. Johuson for con-
grcss. aud q J. Hodge, lhe republican cludl'
date IN the Iwenty,ursg dialrict was defeated
bN Tom l. johnson
Thla gives tho democrats eight eonrrcssmcn
surely 0nd The drmocrallo committee claimH
with loasnu that Pearson has dclcalpd Col
rooTmhn m lho slKicrnM Returns lnm lhn
Ninth district alr moasoH hat n soons probable
that NithIr. democrat haA toIoAlgA Ashlcn
lrrnn'|cln nA|lAl|ons NOW no|nl " ne Iol,
|oe|r' masoap " NO ph|o l1'l1al|on N lon'
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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-11-11

DESvEa. Coo. NO. s--Col " II Grinth.
"a rulan q l.e rspahiiraa ogian.ittoe-. e aims
Ar.p-h9e rD--.iy. ulih M sJeepfioa Of Oe for
elrGF.ss- - sJu9J plurality. He rhinks his
siii Q7set iAe Peep-s's partT plurality IN Othef
cD1stses ..
Il EDDY. refsbliesa for eOs-ress 10 he
Ssfe-d ctsfriefs Gains Re i elected b. from
Aopo 70 go Tiurallfy. cl-ziTmsn ArbDekie.
q tke pscr5ess partF-dsH10crz.ic committee.
says EaEe cCzhsy rspaFts z.s10 plurality foI
Ire entire ttriet Grippe ereei. the ncE mi
rluE eairIa 81 iHlaies PS-zs, Peo' ylgFality AZ
I.-,l Reports from ten other u.htag eamps
estimate USpg.ist plurality q . - Chair
n-zE 1tEEinIeF - tte eetnoerztic state com
rlittee Claims I@upsn. Desa.. fO- E0Tern0r and
tEe frtife f1rEe: have carried Las Aninas
cgzn:y - i3a He gives ihs state 70 ihe
y,app-e's p-Try electors By se,1 ulurzliIT, and
s1gs Iiese = . sirDlE probability That the
pop1-istF sEFe elected bg.h cCzlsressEeI and
hass -rl1td cohirol of tie state legislature
An tsf.-4te d tsse prec.nets II Denver
tastizs l-sFD-hs. shows . plurality f0E Harrf
-. D; a. y 70 tliese sane Freeiaeis gave
R0arL- - f0r cote rrl1f - Highlands. . re
rlb.!r.- s1tLrU - Denver. giTus HaEriAoa 80
Plurality 4 tc.e-raul- from PSeblo 10 tke
Weaver hgltgrsrters says nat The eiiy gives
ihe T1FEiisrs : piEFzllfT q 90. with Tie eIocp
;i-n = Bel Ter eoagress zho VII have ~
pl-Tailr7. Ire easire county Of Pueblo Is Gls<
s4zia.c3 f1r Weaver
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-11-11
n,s-,cHrsFrrs

BcSIps, Nov 2--Forsy tOEns. Cleveland =.
sdE HarFt-5a 9.si2. halle 1T5a Russell ZTIt
CpzrarCi sfs ls,S. cernoerAite gain ga
Sixty i.hT p-scinets giTe Rrssel IS5ts
asrai-stil.7Ts LAST yrars Halle G5ss. agzins
5.siis f5E lEiea ia-siyesE Plurality Tor Rssssl
7yuzs
Pity tgEns n E.ssach useits-CJsrelard e.
81. Harrssaa Il ~ Halle 70 - Russell 9.iIS
Coz. Jared zifh -. : nef -sin Of 54s. oenparet
Win -. usI TeDzbiieaa gain Of SIS
sixty iUEus EiTo Cleveland s775 HArrtsor
is2GL Hale l2ig7. REssell i9S9 Conparec
win Isa- q net tsu.Oerzise gain q esss CON
p1roe Ei;h is2i Iet rtr-bliean szin os "a
Eighty towns; C.eTeiaEt u. "a Harrison ~
So. Net tcDueTaiir gain over IS Of CO: repub
licaz gain oveT - % so
;OlS kuz1rc3 and twenty towns give Cleveland
ezTsE HarFfsoa q. iss Compared Efih ISIS rel
tesrec.zf3C gain o. l,iGL
Sirty-sertn iozIs "a eastern Massachusetts,
give HsFe, republican. for governor. net eat1
over Ai'cn vote % last year Of sl3rOtes- This
q az syerazs df twelve votes per ioEns Thers
are rs tOurs IN the stats. sn1 i1 Tie same rate
q gain hc.ds lkEorgAOlr. Eaiie's total neS Eain
VEL p c1ly Z - Rrssell's plurality last year
was ass TEsess. EerefCre- Haneis net gain
shoHs - Increase in the remaining towns.
Elsseli 4 rt-citcie1
Ole ht-tt.d sld sixty towns; Cleveland m
Ia. HsTFssoa 3. IL. ceuoeraIic nri gain over
ISIS q 1912
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-11-11
lIIssOuKL.

81, Louis. Nov. 1.-Two hundred and eight
prsesneis give C.eyeiaad 55e3. Harrts0a s.I13.
Stone 5.1s5 Warner -. Tea rreeiaeis II itc
Eleventh cOrgftzsionaT distriet give O-Seil.
democrat s. plurality over Joy. republican
Kansas CTR. ss0F. 9-SiOze d.inOeTaI e=n-
cidaie for governor. carries tLis Jackson
county By sboai 400 votes over Warner. repub-
Mean t- r.<': IS
Two pTeelncts IN Jackson county. outside OF
Kansas City, give Cleveland iis. Harrison g:
Stone. D, for governor. liz, Warner, r. q The
TEeaty-scvcnih precinct Of Kansss CiIy zlvcs
Cleveland H. Harrison, 81. Stone IOi. Warner
81
r 81. Louis. SOv s--Fourteen precincts give
Cleveland 2ysIa Harrison a,5Si. SiOse. D.. for
governor s.s7u. WarncE- X. 2lsll
81. LoUfs; Nov 9--Refurns from four in-
terior TOXINS Of Missouri shoE democratic gziias
Of ii5 over iss3
kASsAs CITY. Nov. 9.-NIne pT-cius;s i6at a.
siEty-ihree siro Clsvtiand I2ss. Harrison. j, Id5
Siore f,g7g. Warner -
81 EOriS Nov. e--Eca-er disp1iches from
al parts % the state 20 the Repuhlie Indicate
ret democ--:se gains Of . per cent over iszs
Ills EiIi give lie state TO Cleveland by sJoJJ,
ard 10 Stone tdelnl. for governor b. I7.oOl
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-11-11
.KENTrcKY.

LoUIEvILE. Ky. Nov P.-Ttc kAuEaroo bal
lot and eios.as The po-ls ,; I O'Clock have cut
dqEu the vote il Kentucky materially PoPu
itst snd Trcaiaiison haze = hghf vote Ken
tuckE IS safe f0- Cleveland u ssOu aal this
Esay -rbE % s1itp sa- co1gress
Tbs ctEl0csleE has seven ptr.ecily safe. ard
there : very ii;s5e doubt " T. Euis carried
bis distract fno yt=rs ar5ty 3f9i Against him
: Totl Fcftlt- 80 ris elocscd q tie icgis-
lz:ure b. Torsli'sts from Dawes. TIC Ia--esi
coEniy u ias esisiei. and J + kiEll.ey. .
pCVtlar rclHes .cal
Els has e5rrihl Davies e0unty BIZ I.Oel a
decrease % - and kiailiey has carried Chris-
iisn by an ilrsease- bu1 The other ooaaiies gave
El-ss > total EEa-lritF u .A1 snd they xiii al
ncss esriasr.lr p-I him through By 100 70 so
o. ihc district
II the ThTnI district W c. Hunter. repnb-
iezn- uh9 .d.featcd Eze7. democrat; II Isss By
I.1C7 woes s =7-izst ecnEresszlan Goodman.
= hose us-sal.gy TO years $40 VAS ia The ienth.
". g. LCsiic. : Gtu,oSraL agasus. Charles W
EEssfzL -rE1a'i,sr- has gained in rep1bl.ean
euazl.ss, tus fEc district i mcuntainons aud
fzsacsss he, SRI : cloetiaa eia clly be taken
for sfan;ei. nos ~ scT,sias In Ihe Eleventh.
sitaS AGasils f7csab,icaal has probably been
taslSe1 70 suoosc1 .si,son treq1hlicani hut he
Is also n slc m1uatElns- The cerrocrats are
assursl In ias First district that W. J. Stone
: rs-c-ocicI Fissh-AsSer c. Caruths. re
elected ty s.os, rss5 5ariry; sixth 4 : Berry Of
NeEIprl, r. sueeecl BickerSca tdemocrail;
Slvcn,h. L. = reeksnriase. reelected; Eighth.
J. Il MeCTesry. rr-ei5sieNi: Ninth. I. II Point
q. re-clcr.sd
Louisa. Ry. Nov a-Refurus are coming in
from ncErrss ve;iHS PRECINCTS Indications are
th.zt the Arssrllian tllloi system has weaken
el III rcrrllisau party in The oounty. losing in
mueh q the coiorcd tcie. for the reason thai
iha taiiof 5 < IMPLICATED and many votes are
throzn OUT on icci a;caliiseS TIE county has
probatly rorso d uccraiie about IS votes Lit
Tie scraiehlrr has been to-c-
RIvCKTos, AZ. Nov. a.-Repbnlicans swept
the ccunt5. eisS;i1- al their Candidates for
loeai U.iees. -pi giving Cochran. for circuit
judge azl Hoss tcr lelse Of Tie court CT ap-
pals, sicut 20 usiorliy.
I-rxiSVscS. Ky. Ncv. e-.This ciiy gives the
democrats "a T-asussts O: II. Tho ryruslieaEs
elect thcir titlSs, in Eel cnnniy. Mason county
elects the csyrt Selnccfs,ic ticket
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-11-11

CHICAGO. NOV. e-The rossiSility Is Cieve-
land hos carried Illinois, and Aitneid, the dem
osiaitc candidate. for geyerhsr. 4 elected by
le.uluor iScOo iuaicrity. Chis.Aro wtll give the
dcfiucratic tickci 9lQ0 majority. and The bal
ancr % Cook eoGatv viii reduce that 10 sS.oC0
At republican headquarters they do not claim
cvcr iuOoO TO ia0o Tor FiIcr outside Cook
county
IiSe hundred aud thiriy-two. out Of eva prc-
cincts In ih!s city givc Cleveland sdsiS HART
son 7NS2 ts
Ono hundrcd and two townships in minois
outside Cook county. give ClcVeland ialts
Harrison iGtsS same townships N ISIS gave
Harrison iNliG Cleveland iSsir cleselands
RET glln ioei.
Nnciy.ihrvc towns In Illinois outside Cook
county rive Filter iSSSt Alirc,d ie,t5i
Fire hundred ana forty.uine ont Of go prt-
cincts In Chicago gisc Harrison 'sSlN clcvc-
land sn1sl
Laterrotprns Indicate material reduction a
trstgsllmNtes ~ democratic moiorilies IN this
city und epuntv a. u o'elogk the ClicAso
Ttibuup nuil Chlcuvo intrr Ocean refuse poe son,
Criic ne hiAlo 10 The democracy,
plowA. M. Noy, Q p lciurns IN thls district
arr slow lcrlhr reason that an exceptionally
heavy vote haa boon cnst 1ho msomp|clc
rrluum fhou lfNN rNine Cor lhc republican
lNAft rcth rcl upl|rnn congressman nom no
Truth f|ail|ol \ ltf|fCIld ~ nn Increased
nn|oIIll fIfh rfrun||l0n candidate |oI foN'
lIn0I' N|onH NlltIrl |n',I N 40 equity tnN
f>I va I.|| Nnd |n| NJ N||''' Nn4NH
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-11-11

KxoIynLE, Tenn. Nov. e-This congress
ionai district goes republican to the tune Of
ZOO majority
NASHVILLE, Tenn. Nov e-CohgressIlan
RichaTSlson leads the druOcraue iicsoiin the
Fifth congressional distrssL
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. Nov. a-At 10 o'clock
Tuesday niEhT from returns IN hard il Is As
sured that the Third congressional district has
gone democratic By iatger majority than
usual clsyeiand's ma ioriy in this congressional
district ~IiI be about Sd. as indebted from
returns II had The third party vote was far
lighter th1n expected
NASHVILLE. Tenn. SOy. Q-Turney. demo
erst Is elected governor by & good majority
OTer the combined opposition. I'hs eongres-
s3oaAi delegation VIII stand exactly rs At pres
ent-sight democrats and two republicans. as
follows:
First cisfrict-Ai. Taylor, republican Sec
and distriet-John Honk, republican Third dis
iriet-H. s Snodgrzss, democrat Fourth dis
tr1ct-Benton HeMillin. democrat Fifth dis
triet-Janes z Richardson. democrat Sixth
e4sirici-James & Washington democrat
Seventh disIEict-N " Cox. democrat Eighth
distrioi-B 4. Enioe. democrat SiaIh district
~. G. MoDcruoi. democrat Tenth district
Joseph Patterson. democrat
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-11-11
CURRENT TOPICS.

Il
GArIISo guns are now fired by cleo
tricity.
The room in which Napoleon l. died
S now stable.
DxATzE & CLUTCH is the name of q
Franklin. o., firm
The unexplored area of Canada is
1909, coo square miles.
TENSYsoS makes the list of burials in
Westminster Abbey l.iT&
A Max was fined $40 in Chicago
the other day forregistering seven times
a WOMAN is on exhibition in New
York who Is eight feet six inches high
The census shows that ST. Louis CON
tains nearly 5000 more males than fe-
males
''MoLAssEs and Stoclzinsr
on sign over miseellaneOu.
Boston
The sheet of paper and envelops siia
one is affected by some fashionable
women
ALL ancient actors wore masks with
metal mouthpieces to act as speaking
trumpets.
A PROCESS for making artificial mica
sheets for electrical insulation is 4 late
invention
a WATCH carried by the Emperor
Charles V. in 1850 weighed twenty-sev-
en- pounds.
CURioys slabs of stono have been un-
earthed from mound in the Cuijamo
valley, Cal
4 ''MoEsE ghost has made its ap-
pearanee at WeberviIIe, small village
near Atchison, Kan
GAISsvnLE Fla, lays claim to the
largest and finest Japan persimnOn
grove in this country.
EMANUEL county, Ga, claims TO have
seventeen preachers by tho namo Of
Flanders within it's borders
ONE of Pennsylvznia's contributions
to the exhibit at the Worlds fair viii
be $50. 600 mounted butterflies
GEoR6R ID. JoHNsoS. of Griffin, Ga.
has pocket knife which he has carried
with him for the past sixty years
A PROJECT is on foot to erect me
mortal statue to Mrs Felicia Hemans
in Liverpool, where she was born In
1898.
A LOCOMOTIVES engine for exhibition
ut the Worlds fair that will TT into a
nutshell has been made at Chemnit<,
Germany.
Tng smallest tcoal-trrning loeomotiv~
FIVE feet long, was built by Charles d
Young, n Denver boy of 10 Il weighs
sSS pounds
WmIrELAw REIp is an Episcopalian
and Mrs Reid Presby terrain, and they
so together alternately TO their respect
i've churches
TIGERs aro worth from $500 tc
sa,aOO Jack, with tho Barnum show,
tho largest tiger in captivity, + said &C
have cost sa,sO0
A rIcKERgI. was caught near Romeo,
Mich, fow days ago, that welghesl
eighteen pounds and measured forty
ono inches IN length.
rmscuI.A Scno00lNs, OF gainesville,
Ca, who Is rvpnted To DO ila years oi
ugctis gonerally bellcvcd 10 DO tho old
Val person IN Georgia.
A krNrpcKN cattle dealer hn3shlnpc1
200 fine Durham calllo 10 EnoInnd iol
Nhr|.lmna hcef part ol which. " 'aYA
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-11-11

GALvEsIoy, Tex. Nov 9.-voie about the
same as in isss when Cleveland had 1900
plurality. CompieIify Of situation VIII render
returns very l4ic
GAL-EsToN, Tex. Nov. a-The vote viii
probably not exceed that Of isss, when Cleve-
lands plurality was 1909.
HDUssOs. Tex. Nov. 9.-E3eyond tho fact that
Cleveland HIS carried The state nothing definite
Viii be l,noEn before wednesday, as only few
insierfne can't boxes have been counted.
CIscisSATI. NOV. s-The Enquirer Yednes-
day morning says. Grover Cleveland defeated
Benjamin Harrison for president TIC result
leaFes no room for doubt II Is decisive. Mr.
Cleveland has carried New YorA. New Jersey
Illinois Connecticut. West Virginia. Indiana
and In fact every state that has been placed in
the doubtful column. The south remains solid
Alabama, which had been Claimed by TIE repub-
ilcans a. dshasab,e ground, gives Cleveland a
plurality Of 6.ooo New York city alone gives
Cleveland 1000 plurality state 5O000 The
democrats elaim the next national house by q
ma sorfr-- of 81. -.-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-11-11

The highest viaduct In the world has
Just been erected in Bolivia. over the
River Lea. 9,SSS feet above the sea level
and !, COS feet above tine river.
ii. p. ALBERT, of Philadelphia. be
/ longs to more secret societies than any
other man in tie United States, being
I enrolled in seventy-cight of them
Nh JERE CANPBELI, of Reading. Pa.
has offered prize of 500 to any per
/ son who will show him Scriptural an
thority for baptism By sprinkling.
TESSEssEE's capital was without
water recently, the city of Nashville
having cut of the supply, owing 10 tie
failure of the state to pay its water tax
GEORGE Z MCCLELLAN. who has been
------sr ~ f-- H.. amany Hall bF pres
dezE ile ah4sl OF aldermen of New
l5rS. 8 tic .il1 son of Gen Mcclellan
GA-Ff,siI ae Sartipaf1n
suale s.l0a barreis Of CO.
season IN the process OF turning -
herrings into imported French sar>N
dimes.
ERAsTUs T. BEApLE. who made = for
tune By the dime novel 10 which he
gave his name. has been nominated for
congress in the Tweuty-firss New York
district
ARCHBISHOP VAUGHAN, Of London.
was soldier = the Crimean war. and
could handle tho sword as brave ofti-
Ger before hS took % ths eannns OF tie
church
NJ GRASDIs. the French PEDESTRIAN
who rseently walked from PARIS 10 81
Petersburg. Sss o1t soon after he reachp
ed the Russian capital for <a1p 10
Moscow.
THR kaiser has decided that pictEs
of the Geman empress shall - put up
In every army barracks 30 shas soldiers
shall be aba to rccognirs her WhsA
they $50 her.
GEEESBAcKs or Other United StAta
notes are nos taxablo II has hseA Dc
eided BY tho United Ssaess saprens
court that the government Can noe taz
its own sseuritsos-
BoSroS Is talking OF dkposiag q 4
garbage By chemical t-eatment instead
OF by cremation The plan proposed
would require the investment ot about
sl75,O in q plant
A SPECTAL. railroad carriage has oeen
started at NIsllines for tho use of the
king and queen Of Portugal ltismade
of rare wood and has n newly invented
mechanism by means of which al oscil-
lation is avoided
THE United States revenue steamer
Bear Is engaged In novel occupation--
introducing tho reindeer into Alaska
A station has been established a. Port
Clarence with lSS deer
THE unsuitable steam launch recent
" launched at tho New York navy yard
mado It's second trial trip through Hell
Gate recently, II has been nAmcd the
Tarnabont, as ID can turn completely
around within lts own length.
Wrrnour opcnlng single additional
seam, thero 4 enough coal In view N 7.
Now South Wales 70 enable 70. .ooo. ol
tons 10 DO put on, annually for ~
yeara ~ coma 'lhls amount a
than dcublc The prtscnt produol..
Ar . recent marr|Nno IDA@,
York cliy tho utNIInE NJ
brides moIhor was 41TI|
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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-11-11
BOY TO Be ELEoTRocuTEo.
Peter schuItz's oDiy Hope Rests with Go,
Flowers actfzu.

Peter SehuItz's onIy Hope Rests With Gov.
Flowers Action.
NEw YoRK, Nov. 9.-Peter Schultz,
the sixteen-year-oId boy who was con-
victed of the murder of the three
months-old child of Mary wertheimer
last week, has been sentenced to death.
Judge Moore said in sentencing him:
Schultz, You are tried and fully
convicted by a jury selected mostly
by your own counsel, and nothing
remains now but for the court TO pass
the only sentence which the law pro-
vides for murder in the first degree
You will be taken hence to the county
jail whence, within ten days, you will
be removed to the state prison at Sing
Sing. and there be put to death in the
mode and manner prescribed by law,
during the week beginning December
10 next ensuing The death warrant
was signed and handed to the sheriff.
while the prisoner was led trembling
back to his cell
The horrible crime for which Schultz
was sentenced. has been fully told.
Hitherto the prisoner has evinced abso-
iuteiy no feeling in regard to the crime
or his OWN fate Even his counsel could
not see the least sign of either fear or
remorse. but Monday after he realized
the fearful fate which awaited him, he
weakened He begged piteously, with
tears streaming down his face, that his
counsel interfere in his behalf to do
something to save him
Schultz will be the youngest victim
TO suffer death by means of the electric
chair, unless he is granted clemency by
Gov. Flower. He has no friends in this
country to look after his interests, but
his counsel viii do all they can TO have
the sentence commuted to life imprison-
ment on account Of his youth
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-11-11

coSooaD y II. Nov 9-Re;Erzs from tvea-
iY-tz0o ;6aEs All zsrss sivs Hsrr1soa e.7s5
CievelaEi Z "a Bituell lfs. -eatterirg = Sane
towns ant Ssrds II Isss gave Harrisoa z.si3
Cleveland 4.s9d. Ffsk ard seAttrTias "a R-p1t-
icaa net gair gain III.
CoSCuHD. y II. Nov 9-Indicatsoas az raid-
niEhi aTt hat he state i earr1ed bT Hafri
soa u ab5ut <ooo. tkst there Is 10 choke
for governor % the people, thai Stone ard
Pslr1.r dcrnocratA. are eIsetet % e9pEross.
rst the Legislature ts republican n both
bTA1ches
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-11-11
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