The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-11-18

in the hands OF the county CIet n, Oho !
and one-haH miles away.
The Carter county criminal court
convened at Grayson. The docket is
heavy, and a long term is promised.
Judge J. Il. Bolts was elected special
Judge, owing to the sickness of Judge
j. II. Rice.
IL dispute over a game OF cards, at
Frankfort Sam Sanders shot Bee
Frazier in the shoulder, infiicting
painful though not fatal wound. San
ders ran away. but returned and was
held in $500 to answer TO tho grand
jury.
FRED MARTIN, young man OF Hen
derson, committed suicide by taking
morphine Martin was tobacco twis-
ter in the Robards mandatory, and
leaves a young wife and one child His
motive is uncertain. He made good
wages and had no family jars.
MRs JULIA FuRGERsoY, Of Gratz, was
accidentally shot in the face by her nt-
famed husband, John IIazldtte.
THE republicans elected sheriff in
Greenup county for the first time in
twenty years.
Al. WING, who killed his wife in a
bawdy house at Louisville, was captur-
ed at New Orleans
REV. Dr. JosEPH ]. BULLOCK, Of
Washington, d. c., Presbyterian dt-
vine, at one time chaplain of the United
States when Breckenridge was vice
president, died at Lexington:
Ar Mt Zion while shucking corn,
James Langdon and Pat Murphy quar-
relied over politics Langdou was stab
/ bed to death
ABE WILLIAMS and VIII Watts, two
colored men. have been arrested on sus-
picion for the murder of james Down
| ing, at Lexington.
AT Harmon c. T. Southworth shot
and killed Green Barr An old feud has
existed between the parties.
The women of Louisville organized q
Woman's Columbian club, for the pur-
pose OF furnishing parlor in the Wom-
ans building at the Worlds fair.
The now famous No. . revenue bill
became a law the other day without
the signature of the governor. This
fact will be Endorsed upon the docu'
ment, which, as a law, goes into effect
at once. The blanks printed in accord
ance with it are already in the hands Of
the assessors.
SHERRY JESSE DAVIS, OF Carter coun
ty, has made his annual settlement will
the state in full for 1892, turning
81, OLA 90 into the state treasury
PIKEyILLE is 10 have the best court
house in eastern Kentucky.
MRs PENELOPE NcGUIRE, of Nj. Eber
born in l772, is dead. Hen husband die
fifty years ago
Gov. BRowS has vetoed the corpora
ton bill passed during the extra session
his opinion being that the bill was no
properly passed.
MARTIS CANNON, aged about IS, wa
found dead in John Sullivan's Vim
) street saloon, Lexington, the othe
morning. The man was drunk in tn
afternoon, and on closing up his plac
Sullivan locked Cannon in small anti
room and left the place. On openin
a next morning Cannon was found dea
and Coroner DELPHI held an inquest owe
the remains The jury found the 70
| lowing verdict: I've find the body
be that of Martin Cannon, and that /
y came to his death from hemorrhage an
suffocation-"
BoURBoS county gives the democrat
ticket 555 majority. In 1883 the count
went G2 republican.
IsDIcATIoSs are that Franklin count
has gone democratic by 775 votes, wit
two precincts to hear from. Erankfoi
goes 4G democratic, the first time
years. Very heavy vote in city; ligi
in country. Peoples party polled aboI
800 votes in the country.
CLEvELASDs vote in Boyle county "a
4 Harrison LIB, Weaver ~; Cleveland
majority "A. Saufy (dem.), for circu
Judge, has majority of liz over Her
e don About seventy ballots were throw
out in the county on account OF II
proper preparation or no preparation
y ali. McCreary (dem.), for congress, I
opposition
IL Ar Mt. Sterling the electric ligl
~ plant has been compelled to shut off Il
lights early in the evening ON accoul
g of the scarcity of water.
A FEW DAYS ago a buzZard was SCI
T. crossing the farm of Mr. i. D. Wells
l. at New Carlisle, with a bell on it ~
!, noise of the bell could be heard for
u mile or more They were all goii
west
e j. d. BENNETT, who recently shot Al
te killed Sylvester Adams at Willard, h
been placed under $4,000 bond,
await action of the grand jury at Ent'
re prise. His attorney, Hon. Prater,
o. whom he surrendered, will get the g.
offered for his arrest
:, IT requires about $3.50, 900 month
~ pay. the teachers of Kentucky thu
salaries.
20 AT Louisville John Woodward n
- Joseph Weaver quarreled about W
N should take Sallie Mcdonald TO dan
The girl went with n third man. W.
yer and Woodward met on the dar
=" floor and began to shoot. Sallie rush
re up and was struck in the right G
Twenty shots were fred over her DO
- before the police came. Sallie Is II
% dangerous condition.
ID WM. l.. WALTERS has been promot
from n 5000 to 1000 clerkship in
g pension bureau.
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