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

. AsHINcIoS Sov 81 a. =. -as &c re-
t-Els o2uc q aheus mainEsAi Prestlent HaEFf
50 sla his party .; tlo white Hose uouif
BOT saJ anvihin= cNrep' p.st SO lave rot
rssle % orr rrinds ypl
szu YuHE Ssv s-Culess The utterly :nn-
p-rp-sie sh5uAl Hke ne lnexr-c;st come -
~. Groves 1-.vrsani Azs csErlei Ncz YORK
sf.fcnTa safs MAJORITY. 10 v-il 70 up 70 HaE-
isn Hritrr Nth reur.l HLTst=irs = 'aa.lea Ta.s
zs.est cst.ziats q ~ lp state VOC ciNi-ict
by fhc = ruh,traus has tcgn Oas hundred thou
sahd Il ieos& at ttis Wti;irg a. n IL v9uA
sc much 80. Clcvs,ard's Inatrrity m ScH
YORK city WI ecrt5t-siT reach 500 he III
have l1e0 h Klag.- ard me figures iadieAte
mt hE viii Frt atirast 1sgn n HichtrCud ant
IsN in ltcras. Re rh liesu- generally con
cetc Ns.r YORK 20 Cleveland Su-n- n he re-
turss from Up tate a-b sa7s, eticetfa7irE- But
tt ruadar.s - p pc'ri,ai thc h-i.'. major - of
Cle4elgut cna - u,t; at Harlem HTil-t- There
! a -od.3 dcai % ts.i. ~ "a 30 ir ne city.
Ia osr p-ccinct IL j. ks1kH that ihe ballot
hQxra gerr ros Ilcsol. all ~ lt7EFt figures
n como - 'ho fhrr~ give ftsr 70 the rrsErst
-ssrici0n Ia on p-ectnct tlfvclz-It - treiiitcd
Win 80 vgfss. ~htls Esrr-sou has 1aiy Thrue
or The aflcrTs a. the polls utre necessarily 70
parsisaus, azt iha.lczves ouf on vote toE har-
risun- Il rcegn- mCsf I'M D. nhahia that arr lis
srist or precirrt coEld 5e foahl who're here Uls
Ott car F-auolieau Il looks. hosever, es =
Cievri1ud's mas1titv 10 the state o. NeE York
would tc - EFr1t;hst 10 epa,tst the haafilns %
tfe ballots wlaJ D. NoTse than useless. The
Tircs has DOT betrayed the claimant. bet has
successfully used topth and nal n destroying
his oppcacnts. AFouaE ths newspaper oe-css
tngre arc crorriols cr1sis q shesiins ard
lszppy defnncr1.s ytsic here and thcso sztlu
baElls ~ reu5 t.icIrs refuse - sttc tn ahf
tesf singing ~ e4gnpai "a soa- % tls-, PARTY.
Lcoking ,hr gyar-s st-aizht IN The face. 10
mus; be ael,sQgs icssesi tssE Clevsisnd has car
ric,i Sew Ncrk
1sc Tamnahy iccai tickc; is elected thro-Sh-
Out aiih huEc na.5riies They have carried
every assembly district in The city ard Hill
conirNl The Ecxt ieatsiatGre The siencSTatic
tsesfi has been eiected fFc=n top 20 bottom
~ thfs hupr ire Fc;u-rs from New Jersey ir-
dsc.te that ;he democrats fsVc carried the
STATE hy litec wuich may bo inerezsed- FOR Mr.
C!cvclaad Thc EdyerushiP IS. boEcvcr, stili
in doubt. and il Is claimed ~ the rrpGhlicans
hat Kean- the republican cindida,c, is eierted-
In Connecticut the returns aru sioz m coming
IN Ai.G both PARTIES are claiming the state By
small ua.oritics. ih0ush 50 Tar the Indications
arc inc STATE has souc repusiieaa Ia 4 small
majority. probably in the hundred
Delaware has gore republican. ard Tho lea;is-
laiure and senate arc republican West
Virginia IS stiil 10 tcar from,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-11-11

PEOTIDEScE. r. L. Nor. 9-Tne total vote
a ne STATE, lzeztnE % districts. Il: Hsrzisoa
Issi.. csese.snd. Iss5s The state goes for HaT.
rtsra1-
,siLle to4-ns y RtOse Island sbO5 reps S.iean
1os.. -. cci1peTaiie I0ss -
Ketgrns Es1=i isenfy.;z0 toEns aa1 nine dis
triets u iae city q Pr0Videzoe give Cleveland
s.ssf Hzrris01 s.5is
Sizety ioruss cssTela..a le.05s Hz-rison.
z1-sS CozapHred Win Isss net eenoersEs
gzi- q ~. sin -. net rePsblrsa gain Oi
20
IH1i.;iqt.s p0int 20 20 eseet.oa Of congress
ga II IRIS sfzre
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-11-11
WISCONSIN.

precincts IN the state outside Of Milwaukee
county Eive Harrison ASA CisEclzHd ASA
Sane precincts IN ISIS give Harrison s.5s9
Cleveland AS Net republican los 6ss
Fifty iou.s snd precincts n the state give
Harrison : net plurality Of LIZA net demo
cratic rain over Isss % 81 '
Forty -ssVen precincts in MiiuauEee. - and
oC-nfy. gave Harrison l0is9. Cleveland. I0.Q6T
Later rstHrrs fr1ln tho interior of tie state
sboE hat Hzrr5soa = ralEiag. behind The sg.
sFes o. lSss3
One hundred snd thiriy-Sev r precincts out
SIDE q The city q MlzaukeE ease net FcPab
Neac plurality Q; i.ssl. net de11oeratic gain o.
Lea
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4 Receiver fSr S:r.- F.sr,cil.

LONDON, Nov. Mrs Kitty Par
neirs application to the court OF bank
rup;ey at Brighton for protection
against creditors has been granted A
receiver has been appointed who will
take charge of her interests This ac-
ton viii further delay the release of
the Paris fund, which, as eNecutrix,
Mrs Parnell had claimed as the per
sonal property of the late c s Par
r,nll
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-11-11

LITTLE R0cE, Ark. NOV. R--NecTae flesal.
n ne Thirt congressional dsstriei- earrits
HcuibssczI. Coiur1b51- Oashita. Calhcrn ani
Urida cgzaries. y hish almost assures his eiec--
t.da Sotairs Fteeiyed frusa Sh= E'-fth aistrifi,
-hisn ua.s also cotsite-c5 doubtful TE-= city
gives au i1crezs--l rrpurliean vote of zt6ui co
lerrJ fdcsn }. FOR congress. carries tile co-nfE
b. 0vsr I.oO EsssostiE- The city on the eicc-
iuraI ticket IL c.os- Cierelsnd-s majority
IL he state viii probably e1eeei 5a.oao
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-11-11

CARsoS. NcT,. Nov. a-Tkts state Tces.iay
voted On eosEressrner. rAree electors ana 4
state Ie<tsiatarc. which XII eitct : senator %
srccerd Scr3rSr SieEart, refetliran- r. state
Ee.t tor H1rriSlz IN isss IS i..9s ssrfsi,IE.
RESo. Nov 24lt 4 oolct,iSI ~ Al S1Etics
lhzlt Weaver carried Neyaia hy Il5tl SCHiari
silver party. i elected 70 c1ngrUss, ihe rcli as
10 the legislature 5 not certain but Il = gen
orally 6cl5cycL thc silver rzrsy hare uiasOTitT
vhich vii insure the election oi StcEHrt 10 The
II : Seratf.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-11-11

HARTFORD. Cezs-. Nov. 9-Ksghf ;osns
"a c01seetieGt give Dezaoeratie Fsia q % o.
Presltent - @ GOyerzos. a1f ; gain q , 70
tkr Ies1siatEr--
-Tsenfy -o1s toEEs g1Ee HsrTiso1 zs56. C-eTe-
i1nc, 2izt Sa=ss tqELs = lsss gave HlrEisoe
se5s. cIeselaFsi scGs Ihe vose rs-led Eas a.
~ Etl1slzIiF ilFze oas RetzErs lrs s.oB. o.
irg 70 secruG hagloL
The eoazEs.si11ai c@segzffoz sruzn Co1zessf-
cot I'll rcnstE Eset@Eset. thres de1oersis.
oEe ysp5hiiezal
Oue huntTe9 AID tSsaty-three tC.Es give
HaFrison Fs.II2. Clegslsr.1 Es0ss. : De.ooerztic
gain ever isss q zs5g
OLs hercrel ard tFelty-eaEht toErs Hart
soa se2Ss. C,eEelzad - Dea.oesasie gl.a
ever I-se q ESQ
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PrNNsY.ItKANIA.

PHILADELFHIA. Nor a.-i:3o . t1-TEenfy-
n,re eoeni;cs. ret ireI a.ias Aiie=ssayo O Phiis-
telrhia eouuftes, give Cleveland Is plnraliIy.
= delseTailc gain q 2fai. T'Etlitr-iliree o,
these oo1ltiFs sh0E gains for Cleveland. Whsle
six sh1E gains fcr Harris0l-
Clear5eid osuntY. CevelaId about 500 plur.
Eliry. , reEz.is-zz gain Of a. FuljGz county.
Cleveland - plurality. deinocraiic gain Of 81
BeEks county. clcvc.And's plurality sgol, aaem-
ocraiie gain G. 81. Snyder oouafy. Harrison S
pszFAliiy 81. Gsmocraiic gain Of g.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-11-11

CuETESsE vJo. Nov s-Returus VII be
isia t5oih parties claim the state.
The returns arc Ee1Eers he rep1h,icars
are coudd-Et that the Eafiouzi au1 sizte ticket
s elected BY masoriiy of asa. also that Ihe
repsalicsns ufll have = MAJORITY n tha legis-
lsturc-
= CEeyeazc returns Indicate that HarT5saa tFiil
carry the state By I.slo uaa!ariiy, ana ts1t TIE
rcrzb-icsE state ticket : eiectet
The rep1biiean state central committee con
ee.lss ~ ssste % nc ienoesats-
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snrrm cAnoINa.

CaERLEsToS. :, c, Nov. 9-wiih the pos
sible exception OF the Seventh district, South
Carolina returns solid democratic delegation
10 congress and chooses nine democratic elec-
tors The eongrcssiCnai delegation wiz stand
As follows; y; II Brawley. reelected; W ].
Talbert, A G. I.att mer, George ". shell, re
elected; 7. J. Strait, John l. NcI.aurin- II
the seventh district the Candidates are Gen Z
" Noise, democrat, and c. W Murray (eol.
oredl republican. The district has . very
large col0red majority.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-11-11

PELHAM. \. Y, Nor. a.-In the heart
Of political quarrel in the Pelham
Bridge hotel John Elliott, the propri-
etor, fatally Shot John Henry OF West
chester. Hearv and Elliott began TO
discuss politics Henry offered to bet
Elliot $50 that the republican candidate
for register would be elected A quar-
rel followed. which resulted in the
shooting Elliott surrendered himself
TO Tie nnliee nnd, is in nil.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-11-11

OMAHA Nch. Nov. s-only four voiip, Pre-
sine,s had returns In ats.iA Thrce~Qrarters Of
democratic y0ie was throun 10 Weaver clcsS
tors
OMAHA. Neh., Ncy. a-U. :. Marshal Slaugh'
ter sent several deputies 10 Covlng,Cn Just cls
ldsite Sioux City. 10 prcvent alicge1 frandolcn,
Voting oy The detnNeratS Republicans eh1rsc
tho sluIns of Sioux CITY hayc rcen scoerei and
v5tcrs cclOni9cd AZ Ccvington, U. y Com
mNssioncr spencer Is on ,Er ground 10 hear all
cases thatnaay be brought before hinA
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stree. Rn.lnay strlke a. colnmbu..

CoLUNBUs. Nov. a.-The entire sys-
tenn of the Consolidated Street Railway
Co. was tied up Tuesday morning The
conductors and motormen have gone
out on strike 1t IS not positively
known IS yet what has caused the
trouble, bat it IS understood that it is
due TO the dismissal OF conductor
Monday night who refused TO accept a
,.pluggedr dime. About 63O men are
affected
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-11-11
FLORIDA.

PENSACOLA. Fla. Nov. a-The weather is
good and the vote light in western Florida.
This Part OF the state is practically unanimous
for Cleveland Mallory, for reelection 10 con
gress, IS without opposition Pensaeoa a gives
Cleveland 2oQo majority Weaver received
only 10 votes. There is no republican ticket in
TIE field
JACKSONVILLE Fla, Nov, e-The state
denocratict executive committee says that
Cieveiand's majority in Florida viii be between
sssooo and 51ooo. Both congressional districts
are denoerutie By large maioriiies.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-11-11

KANSAS CITY, Nov. 9--Gen- Miles,
Who has been investigating the reports
OF an uprising among the Cheyennes
and Arapahoe Indians, confims the re-
ports. He says the Indians can not
proatably cultivate the lands allotted
to them, aud have spent all the money
given them Tor the reservations they
surrendered The government rations
have been reduced, and unless the dis
trcss which IS sure to PREVAILS is relieved.
an outbreak VIII be more than prob
able.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-11-11
VIRGINIA.

RIcHNoSD. Va, Nov a-Forecast TO D m.
from ten counties show democratic gains OF
2On
PETERsBuRG. Nov 2-The democrats claim
the state for Cleveland By from 1000 70 Is. .o01
RICHMOND. Va Nov q.-ohieial and semi-of-
dcisi returns from thirfY-tEo counties ard cit
ies. including Petersburg. Norfolk. Lynchnurg
zz1d Alexandria. show democrats gains Of
about 1900 cieveiznd's majority in the state
in Isss was ! .ss1 The city Of Petersburg gives
Cleveland majority OF l.5l2, democratic gain
I.c71
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-11-11

WHITE HISEB JuSCTIoS. VI. Sov. a.-Re
turrs ;roEa- Efiy Vermont towns give the fol
lsEins vbtfs Harrison. I2765. Cleveland. s.so5:
BAdse-L ~. scattering. d Same in Is<
E1ss HErrs51 IaT7g. Cleveland 500. Fisk.
"a Republican vote shows decrease Of I.ss4
q - leE c@1t. and the denocEltie decrease
% or 40 Ter o.at. the prohlsitioa . gain OF
=, o. rcr cent T2ls second trial q voting
a-i.r tbe Des nAls0i IsE W=s more satisfactory
iAzE ihe hrst The returns are coming more
p4ozussy IAA1 IN SeFiember.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-11-11

WILMINGTON. n. c, NoT. a.-1he result Of
the sisc:lcn in his stato shows 3 sEeeping dem
oeratie victory On both state and national tex
cts The state ticket ran ahead. hut CIeyeland's
majority viii he very large 5 B. Alexander
Gem j. Ee-eiecre3 70 congress from This, the
sixth District 81 an overwhelming majority
OYER Hayaarii third party candidate New
Hanover county. which includes This city. elects
tie whole democrats ticket cieveland's ma
iority IN The eoaHiy may reach 7Ol, gain OH 10
over Tie vote q 1854
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. OLA
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TOPEKA. llas. Nov S-aAc Indications q.
mldn'sht still paist 10 thc elcctioho ot tho woAv'
cr nision electoral tissef, ana the dcicat % The
fusion stats iicNet AUispatch ircM Wichita
says that he rciurus lrom sigdgtWlok county
aro SIN lnsourcic, tut that nc Weayer elect
oss hiVc ',N,i majority l.cwcll'rs lie fusion
candidate Tor r0Vprucg Is Tuaninc ahead "a his
llckcl llifrc.uh|c slmisQn u gurnu Z fehiHt a.
E EmlorIo rli .artIioa l,ial fnlcs. WCaYcr
40 Curlis. n ior cof1tsss l,AN Wharton
Nuai0n. uNt
shawnee coonl1 riN(a thC alralahl republican
lIfErI mai islIlt ~ At11lttN
HuIUI|N|oN N1s, NnN p.-I.cnr. n, lnT
rtnrl0.4 n,| IaIIlt N1no sopnp ~ major
lIn NJ 40 0III .|.|In
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-11-11

BIRNIxGHAN. Ala-. Nov. a-Reiurns from
forty counties show actual democratic gains. as
compared with the majority Of 5.0OJ in the state
elections. Of 2l.c10. Returns from the black
seiL. or Negro counties. are exceedingly meacer
but show large Negro democratic vote and q
considerable vote for the straight republican
ticket
There are denocratic losses in Montgomery
and Birmingham. but this county. Jefferson.
more than cOmpensAtes
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xGnIH nAROIA

BIsNsncK y d. Sov 5-F,stg-ns from
sosuties - tlr Indicate ,hst HarFtsSa electors
have st itast Iyc1D nz5oEity. Johnsoz- repuil-
iean. r rsiofHei . eozErsas. s1a % ipini tzi-
%, tEG rereE iezns sill have - legislature
Il@ feushiic4z state tiessI hAs loer esTrist or
= atiati fa1rfsy 4 ssH vote = tse report
ffQrn tisq stair Thc ccHsocrafs 4E.G 10 p5ps-
H.ts hSpe % gaia - HE Eozth1E. As stormy
ne2thsr uo1lf haze kept the ooGntry vote -
Ldf.-e. ..
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-11-11

DuBuQUE, Ia, Nov. 9.-After casting
his ballot Tuesday, Senator Allison left
for Washington, where the senator will
hold n conference with the president
and secretary of the treasury. He will
sail November 10 to attend the inter-
national monetary conference at Brus-
sells. Senator Allison will return to
Washington the second week in Janu-
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BOTH TIE HOUSES DENGoCRATIc-


The latest is the bigge'tl
Not a word OF consolation come.
III for the Republicans. The widest
H claims Of the Democrats have been
slyeded Harrison attributes the
4. Waterloo to the Mckinley tariff
The House Of Representatives Is
50, largely Democratic. and the senate
bREI Will be tie, which the vote Of the
&c President will break Democrat
Thus for thciirst Time in thirty
years the Democracy wil have con-
~ troll OF the entire legislative powers
The latest news is that Ohio has
gone Democratic. The Commercial
Gazette (RepubIican] comedies it.
The plurality is small. This is prob
ably the greatest surprise OF this elec-
ion Of surprises. The Democrats
cted IL out OF 2l Congressman,
githsianding the Republican ger
pander. The full Democratic
= ticket was elected.
inois is Democratic by I0,0Go.
- I5 Of y Congressman are Democrat
indiana is Democratic by over
1000 for the National ticket and near
" il the same for the State ticket
= California is in doubt with Clcve-
~ land in the lead.
A Oregon gave one clcetor TO ihc
Populists.
q wyoming claimed by the Demo
Gratis.
Vest Virginia is solid for the Dem
c'atie tickets clear through.
Eses fhe Commercial Gazette comedies
s electoral votes TO Cleveland, gives
nout harrison il2, the ropulsls 20 and
aces ss doubtful. Ohio, California,
pIoutana and Wyoming makeup tho
!eue,'ul list.
ANY Of IND following statements
lIch do moi, Rucc with tho ahovo
-, p
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-11-11

ATLANTA. Ga, Nov e.-Sevenfy-etsht pre-
einets outside Of Atlanta give Cleveland II. .65S,
Harrison Ss2l. Weaver l,7S5 walton county
goes eemocratio by six or seven hundred major
fty
SAVANNAH, Ca. Nov. a-The vote in Chat
ham county is: Cleveland 5.esl Harrison l. Ssl
For congress. Lester s.SSi. Pleasant lRepl
I.sss. Kemp (Popalisi) Sc Two votes for pro
kfbitioa ..t. a..
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MAINE

poRrI.ANn Me, Nov. a-One hundred aud
scvcnty.sovcn towns In Maine givo Harrison
istsp, Cleveland % ,ldA scattering So1i. Samt
towns ln lss, gave Harrison tSota Cleveland
N0,N scattering aml, Republican plurality
anw t0oeE Republican plpnllv thrn lAeh u
,hc remaining towns some IN with no same ra'
llo 81 loss ne vote viii stand, Nerrlson' rhool'
Cleveland, loho' scattering, Aun folN VITO
ils,ol' republican plurality oi iltol against
y ~ llal1.t when ne No'1 |In1AI HalI''on|
ulM ...,..I. IoI1' .I|II|I|0|. IUI 70
,,I. h. ~..'|11n plurality ~ Nln'
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LOUISIANA.

NEW ORLEASs- Nov sITsn tenoeratie
state central committee claim. and ;he repUSli-
ean committee eoncede. the election Of the en-
tire delegation 70 congress. and mat the state
gees for Cleveland by more than 5lfeO ma ;orify.
4 singular feature about the election Is the
fact that Harrssoa's vote IS larger in every
district than that Of fusion or third party can
d5daieS for congress
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-11-11

ST. JosSrH, Mo, Nov. a-W. II. Nc
Lain. lnnatic, escaped from the asy-
lum ON Sunday lie procured a buggy,
and going TO the ST Joseph Bridge
works, tho South Park elevator and the
glucose works. he set them all on fra
lie was finally captured and tho firc ex.
tinruiShCd.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-11-11

gEVAnz. " J.. S0E k-CleveizE1 vi esETy
Iae1 eDuIty - > snail pl1rslity WeEtE.
h0EcFes. al Iose TIE ooznty, ,NeI1esr ezrTylng
tt D tetFees 20 anf 10'
i Il estimated tAst Cleveland vi carry the
state ~ shost sboo. AL thst Werfz Wl-i -
elected goserzOr - abost SJolD s,.ur-ii;Y. Ths
e0EEfy Lieket Vii psooanly 20 d-vsocrstsc
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MssIssrPPL

WEST PoESr. Miss, Nov. a-The second
congressional district conceded 10 be tho only
close District in the state. has gone fo- Hard
money gdemOersiicl by e.Gpo majority over
Frank Burkilt peoples partyl- This result
insures solid democratic delegation in con
gress and the state for Cleveland o. at least
LOO majority
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-11-11

Democrats -Bouk, Layton. DonaTan. Richie.
opihEaite Haze. Hartsr. Pearson, Richards
and Tom L. Jollison-I0-
Republleans--storer.C Caldwell. Hpiick, VII
sofi. Siroag. Enocas. Grosyenor Van Voorhis,
Morgan. Sorthzay and Whitc-lL
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-11-11

81. rArIt Msaa, Nov 8 Seventeen rgC-
ciness outside Twin Ci;igs riyc Harrison
~ Isovci.a tsS; same ia ~ save Harr.soa
i.gsA Cicvt lSs1 -, uJt sclul iseaa lo>S II Ia
TNscatg,;hgC,s ,is,tiaoss IN iAis state Give N,l.
son l.s u LAWYER e0 pirn,ily is,., at,, sane
prccincis a $50 rVVe Mcrrin.aa i.ioi. Wilson
siS VN,r S,t, a ret rN.a tor ihc rCrae.lsaus OF
n o.cr Two years as'Ss
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-11-11

NEw HAVEN, Conn, Nov, e--The
house OF John I.ecte n mllSmau al
llampdcn Plains, was burned about
midnight. and $1,000 which Leeto had
In tho house was consumed by the
flames. i.oete was absont nj political
meeting at tho tllnr Of the llvr and his
family lal a narrvi escape
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-11-11

HELESA MOat. Nov She state cf Men
tana Tuesday elec,od governor s-i entire
state ticket, one congreSSusan and three prssi-
dentlal eleeto-s-
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MARYLAND.

BALTIMORE. Nov. a-Naryland is sure for
Cleveland The count Of The votes only remains
70 give the plurality for the Democratic candl
date and his majority over all
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-11-11

In tive nehl among Negroes a.
Savannah. Ga, fll colomnn was shot
and killed., jake Nn|dborg and John
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-11-11

oIothingi Remember that near
one-haIf eus iirst floor is our Cloth.
ing Department, which means a
larger and better stock than --any
two houses in town carry. Mems
Suits $3.50. q. w. GuNNE
The Arkansaw traveler. (Little Rock, Ark.) 1882-1???, 1889-02-23
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Ny affairs, if indeed ii could be said that | had
affairs, were in condition TO inspire man with
desire TO exchange a large territory of hope for
few acres of reality. had Just drfted, by the
merest changing of current, into Louisville, Ky;
and it seemed, by sort of sudden arousa, found
myself sitting in the rotunds of hotel. | shall
not enforce upon the reader the tedium of family
history, neither shall give in detail an account
of my previous lite. | had, as all my relatives
declared and as l strongly suspected, been pretty
much of failure from earliest infancy and
now, at the age of twenty five, was fair type of
that class of southern young men whose prospects
of a life of thOughtlessness and ease had been
destroyed by a decree which we all now cheerfully
admit vas issued by the God of justice. My early
education had been impractical; my latter-day
training had, yet, been without result. | had
been clerk in village store had tried TO keep
books for wholesale house. and lastly, had tried
my hand at reporting on daily paper. The
editor, | soon discovered was not in a position to
appreciate an essayist He wanted not, he said,
to chop down the sapling of theory, but an
active young fellow to dig up the root of fact
Ny thoughts were not pleasant as sat in the hotel
for had but few dollars in my pocket, and
could not help but look, with mild degree of
envy, at fat old fellow, the owner of a brewery,
dou btless, who lazily threw down a newspaper and
waddled his way into the dining room. Just then,
a man who sat near me remarked to a companion :
eyes as you say, the slightest circumstance some
times changes the course of a mans life mere
stepping aside, the reaching out of the hand, it
WERE" | had reached over to pick up the newspa-
per which the fat man had thrown aside, and,
smiling as | took up the sheet, unused perhaps
that reaching out of the hand may exercise an influ
ence on my life. All, here is clue" | added as |
read the following advertisement:
\/ANrED-An old gentleman. who has turned his atten
education and experience serve
Apply Osbury Nubbin Ridge miles
Emryville, Shellcut county, Kentucky.
"Yes," unused, in sarcastic comment on the con-
versation OF the two men, 1.-The current of my life
is changed. Now that | have stretched forth my
hand, drawn this newspaper to me and read this
advertisement, must sit here and watch for the
first signs of the revolution" Suddenly looking
up, saw that a man, whom l had not noticed
before, closely watching me- l care not how
unconcerned man may be, there are persons whose
espionage makes him nervous. l got up and
walked out on the street, determined was to be
rid of that peculiar look of scrutiny but had not
gone more than half block when, CHANGING back,
saw the gimlet-eyed fellow lazily skulking after
me. / turned into another street. He followed
/ crossed Q vacant lot, but he came on, skulk-
ing slowly. Finally, after going through an alley,