The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-08-29
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seussion. tho
..frived AD4
s,n beyond the
N until the matter =.
e sposed Of Those in favcrt
nue bill over the governors
lcsted desire 20 iibusfer
reading Of the matter under co
/, Information" This would hnvs
session two or three days. and 4
made to run the session over
/ journment without taking vote -
4 lively debate ensued A motion Z, 6|1a
/ lost by vote OF - 70 %. which ~ -frcytlIt4
the relative strength OF both sidc1-l1c41 who
voted against adjournment supposed 70 BE- IN
favor Of sustaining The veto. Afier mort 1'1-
cussion the house adjourned until Monday
FRAsKFoRT, Aug. 29.-SEHA1E-Not I'm 11'-
sion,
HoUsE-The majority. 81 the friends Of the
veto. forced the lighting on motion bY ~. Car
roll who moved to correctfh Journal % 11IUI-
day TO show that he appealed from the decision
OF the speaker in deciding the whole revenue
bill should be read. and that the speaker 9uI<1
his motion cut OF order The speaker stated
that the appeal was out Of order. and that for
this reason neither Il nor the Communicates By
MR Carroll sent UP by way Of correction. would
properly be part OF the Journal Tue speaker
said, however, that he would allow tho h1p11 70
vote upon the question Mr.. Frazee was caI4l
TO the chair. and the speaker took the porr
He held that IL was a members corsuiutIon1l
rlkHl 10 0ctuauu q rcu0luN CT p1ItI IEI.I| III|
house. and that not even majority could
abridge that right He talked for nearly 1n
hour against putting on the Journal what he had
ruled out OF order on Saturday. The paper ras
inserted on the Journal by vote Of 80 70 . The
Journal was then adopted
FRANKFORT, Aug. So-SENATE-Mr Andtr-
son. from the committee on courts Of jusfil
reported favonabiy the cuisisT biii. cstablisi
ing fiscal courts. Senator Stewart offered
resolution declaring an emergency Cor th9 cItc
tion bill, and also offered q bill 10 amend the
election bill SO as 70 cure some apparent de-
feets Senator Goebel presented the written
report Of the corporation COMMITTEES. recon-
mending that the corporation bill be passed
over the veto. Senators Alexander and McC11u
signed q minority report After some little
talk and few preliminary motions, = dire1r
vote was had on The question y kelhef the AIIl
should pass the veto 10 the contrary notHlfh-
standing. and il WAS decided in the Affirmative
by q vote OF . 70 Il
HoUsE-Ike house held morning and after
noon sessions to-day. and the whole time WAS
consumed In discussing the veto OF the reVeur,
bill Mr. Quiglev made long and exhaustive
argumen: in faror of Ike veto Mr.. DicEs4os
spoke in favor OF passing The bill over The gov
ernor's objection. At the afternoon session 1ir.
Stephenson and others spoke in favor OF srs-
tanning the veto. A vote mar be reached To-
morrow. The house took a breathing spell long
enough TO accept IN invitation 10 visit the Lex
irgfon fair on Friday.
FRAEKFoRT. Aug. 3l.-SESATE-Mr. Breck-
inridge introduced new bill on attorneys. and
the vetoed bin and the one introduced were re-
ferred 10 the judiciary committee An effort
was made TO adjourn TIL Saturday, the senate
being without anything 70 do Senator Anderf
son said that the action OF the senate yesferdnt
in passing the bill over the veto now prevented
the senate from introducing new Corporation
bill The temrer of the house was TO sustain
the governors veto, and that il would be en-
glsed anywhere from sixty 10 ninety days on
ner revenue tiiL Most OF this tine tho senate
could do but little The senate finally ad dio1rueI
till tomorrow
usE-Spcaling on the veto question In the
house continued until nearly o'90ck to-day
the session htvins been continuedf T. dispose Of
the matter A s9te was then reacs sed. and th.s
veto sustained ryerw rclmingiy by lHQte Of =
70 - This leaves the matter as prc.iieied ycs-
terday. aud lnscf,s sixty days session 10
consider iic cisnt subieets mentioned in fhu
proclamation Of tho governor calling the solons
back
FRASKFoRE KY. Sept THE house Of
Representatives approved the adverse report
OF the committee on corporate institution on
the corporation bin. and refused to pass Il over
the governors veto By . vote OF fl to q Mr.
Petit, Alliance member from Davies. reiniro-
dueed the corporation bill. and il was ordered
printed and recommitted 10 the committed It
viii now be passed by the constitutional ma
iority. A new revenue bill prepared By Mr..
McChard, chairman OF the reyisory commits
sion was introduced Thursday. read and or
dered printed Mr.. McChard claims that II Is
satisfactory compromise between the obiec-
tion OF the governors and the pet features Of
those who chung 10 the vetoed bill Both
houses adjourned over till II o'clock Monday.
and attended the Lexington fair to-day
HEA TN OFFICER GAR, as precau-
ton against the cholera. has issued an
address to the citizens of Louisville,
urging their cooperation with the city
authorities in the endeavor 20 have the
city made as clean as possible
ABAD freight wreck oceufFed ON a..
Louisville railroad the other morning
at 5 o'clock at Herndon Trestle, two
miles west of Alton. by a collision be
tween special and the regular freight
completely wreclxing two mogul en-
gines and more or less smashing ever
ear in both trains Engineer Jas. Rol
inson and fireman Chas. Rosenberr
were killed, while the engineer and fir
man of the west bound, it is thought
will die. A misunderstanding of order
was the cause.
The democrats of the Tenth con
gressional district nominated Hon
Marcus c. Isle, of Clark county. Il
succeed Jos. NJ. Kendall, the represen-
tative- The contest lasted three DAYS
and nights Lisle was nominated on
the sixty-third ballot. receiving 81 1884. .
and Bowles 20 65-S4.
Ar Edmonton. Metcalf county. early
the other morning a mob broke into
the jail and shot to death John Wilcox
sen. a young eolored man, who last
July murdered Jas Coffee, young
white farmer, A mobassembled three
sseas before to lynch the man but part
q the mob wanted to lynch John Price,
4 y hise murderer, also. and as they could
~ sEsse. they dispersed wilcoxsen's
mn was a most brutal one. as he cut
sofi IS throat from ear to ear. in broad
dsy-light after a trivial quarrel
Tue council of Maysviile the other
night ordered the board OF health 10
give the city thorough cleaning and
to a5ate all nuisances. The sanitary
condition OF the city will be made the
lest possible at once.
ARTIcLEs of incorporation were filed
Louisville, the other day. by num-
yr of prominent warehousemen. pro
Ting combination similar to that re-
easis' organized in Cincinnati There
noAntention Of putting the plan into
secntion at present. but the incorporn-