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St. Paul daily globe., 1889-02-18
Jenness MilIer Patterns:

UtIIHtSS HI1itT L dUttFIfS'
L. III. Howard, Sole Agent. 1924 Hen
nepin. Garments to order.
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-02-18
Df.Ne|SOn
226 Wash, AES.,
Cor. Sd Ave.

REGULAR GRADU.
ATE. From 20 years
experience in Hospital
and Private practice is
enabled to guarantee
RADICAL cures in
Chronic or Poisonous
diseases of the Blood,
Throat, Nose, Skin, Kid
neys. Bladder and kin.
dred organs. Grave
and Structure curec
without Pain or Cutting.
MARRIAGE.
Marrled persons OF
young men cOntemplat.
ing marriage suffering
from Physical and Or
ganic Weakness, Prema-
ture Decay, Evil Fore
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-02-18

his companion, the man who got half a
dollar the first time, and hand him the
money. Then l kicked, but only got a
big laugh in return.'
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-02-18
OUR CORNER SHOW WINDOW IS FILLED With
PAN It's! PANTS! PANTS!

Our wholesale and retail departments now contain
ten thousand pair In order to turn them into cash we
have made prices that have been equaled during
the fifteen years we have been in business.
1t is quite impossible to quote many prices in this
limited space. We sell Lot 1926 for $15O, price every
where $780, OF Lot $685. for $780, regular price Sc.
And so on through the whole line.
We place nothing in our show window that we
cannot duplicate from stock Don't regard this
windy advertisement We never msrepresent OF mis-
lead We always carry out to the letter anything we
advertise.
Big Boston Clothing Store,
MINNEAPOLIS.
Largest in the Whole Northwest Six Stories.
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-02-18
Female.

DOOKkEEPER-Yo lady bookkeeper
ID wants situation at once; willing TO go
out of city. Call or address E., 10 Tenth st.
north. 7
SSMAKER-SituatIon wanted in
- dressmaker shop yyoung lady of some
experience. 426 Third av. northeast z
Rooms to let ads. in the GLOBE are seen by
bOOfs'S the most people.
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-02-18
SITUATIONS WANTED.
Male.

DAKER-A frst-class bread and cake
- baker of thirty years experience would
like a job in a country town; first-class refer
ences. Address NJ So, Globe. Minneapolis.
80
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-12-16
n, Rsbbs4 wiaovs.

CnIcAoS. Dee 1a-L Scheclz, = mem-
Der. OF the firn Of Bryan. Sehecl7 x
Hirsi. has He'd the country. leaving a
shortage in his accounts with the firuI
and clients of about $4,000 When
last heard from he was in New Orleans
He was Z prominent member OF every
Hebrew society in Chicago Extrava-
CANT living, it Is said, lead to his dowa-
fall Before leaving ne assigned some
OF his assets 10 those OF his clients who
could least afford the loss of the money
intrustei in his care \ bill OF sale ~
has library was left 10 poor willow
who had placed in his charge all she
had. 81. $40; another package eoatainel
4 deed 10 some lots TO indemnify an
other widow from whom he had ~
ceivei si,OOo. Scheck Is probably in the
City Of Mexico
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-12-16
DANGEROUS CURIOSITY.
IA costs. Two Men Their Lives aa
Mnu-.I. -. ~ flIIi..r. "a. Mnnrf.. -

It costs, Tve Her Their Lives apd
Boun.i- ss-cral Others at lIubcie, f6d.
sNrEriE. Ind, Dec ia terrible
clta sirJEihs occurred At Alexandra,
fir u1uilas. west .Of this city. IN whici:
tvI persons lost fieir lives aad several
niher- 2rcrr AzEiy Injured Last Tues
"daT niga' t1s business center of tho
town WAS sg:rrt away by Ere causing
a los u Hlgiy one hundred thousand
dollars The walls Of some Of the
brick bEHdLHEs we're left standing.
-AE sl4T Saturday il wa, i'm
pos i5ia For the officers 20 keep THE cI-
ri1iss from searching u LAG dangerous
Gtbrls. -A har! v are store tuzt bur:ie,l
Yves tAe Iriusipal object and me high
br.e.s sya!is Stdili erect on either side.
Saturday evening a dozen men and
boys were riiierIEy about IN the ashes,
when. without warning. one 81 the
mas-ise pisces ui masonry t2pplsii over,
caUszig q gloom 10 90 over t!;c
town worse -lzu that Of lVeincs-
dar. Fonr persons were badly in
jureI while two more were buried
under Tire brick arid mortar Thes. were
JoIu rink, aged fq. auiWiibsr MARLEY,
i t - r.. F.4s was. - baily
crs-sas,s c2ui5 only be Identified
liy the ysesi -ity * one tiani having,
bs; tll=ee fingers lie leaves IS faraily..
Marley a4. MS head badly crushed AND
iis b4.s aa4 li9-h,la la- D-uSeu- " Lie
Jasnes has one lSg Urascn ana two
boss names ar.}w ere injured y
rHtas FlT-rr. ar. E.rH..ar-. . b.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-12-16
Ex-pETEcTlvE STEALS.

disappearance of an Exp-ess ComPazy's s
s5.oSO Explained. Il Charges Are true.
NEW ORLEANS. Dec. lS.-Ex-p;nlzer-
ton Detective Summers was arrested at
Hatchsbp-E, Miss. charged with pur-
loining n money package, containing
5000. from the Southern Express Co. 5
Office. a; Meridian, Miss, on the 9th
inst. The package was bound for Tex
as. ani was merely being transferred At
Merriam TIC s.Issas eierN ;aiI Il
IN the office safe there, which was
an old key-locking affair. and
went 10 meet another train, ieav-
ing Summers in his Office, On his
return Summers was still there, but
the package was gone Thorough in
vestigation was instituted, and upon
Summers leaving for New Orleans ne
was arrested and conveyed back 70
Meridian Summers has had . varied
career. While in this city hs was
seized with the prgilistic fever. and
was easily defeated by Tommy Dam
forth in a fight before the An;ubon
club He was next heard OF as . Pink
erton detective. detailed in the service
OF the Southern Express CO, and figured
prominently with Detective Jackson,
his present accuscr, in killing the noted
train bandit, Eugene Bunch
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-12-16
EXPENSES TREMENDOUS
But Then the Exposition Win Eeiips
AnythiaE Previously Attempted

But Then the EKP3sitiOn VIII Eclipse
AaythiaS Previously Attempted
CnIcAGo, Dec II More money has
already been paid ont IN creating the
World fair than the directors thought
would be necessary TO complete it
when congress voted to send the ex-
position TO Chicago Ten million dol
lars was thought To be the limit then
Auditor Ackerman's report, just
issued. shows that the expenditures
to December have been 81, $50
4.,5. ,I The receipts have been Sl42-4,-
i5Las The available balance on hand
December was S6SG-tiS s.. abont
enough TO last two weel-s a present
rate OF expenditure Bat the souvenir
coins are coming soon and the directors
have nearly s2.000, 900 yet in exposition
bonds from which no cash has ecea re-
ceiyed. 50 the machinery will be kept
well fabricated
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-12-16
. on THE BRINK.
An Explosion in Germany Possible
at ANY Moment.
The CIi-ae-IIor Holds Co@ferczc- wi,h
the IHiperar-The Former HflI With
draw the iIiiI or Besisn Hints ola
DIssoIutIpn Of the EeiebttaE.

BEEIIS, Dec. i2.-Troublc IS .cxuectcdg
in Germany. This city talks OF nothing
but tie rebuff suffered Jy V1n Capriyi
over the army bill, owing. To the atti-
tude Of the center party. The ciianec!-
l1r,s reply. limiting at 4 aisz7.aiior Of
the rcicHstag, comes under the t-t:s -.si-..;'.
Of good news u his oPponcuis. wAD
world be returned with sweeping
majority. Capriyi's retirement IS load
- talked Of II is regarded as ns.,cs-
sity. as the chancellor Is entirely 90, Of
touch with the people. Count rdli
Eulenbsrg. Herr MIGUEL. L5eTr. Gen.
Van naenlfe. Count yon Walders &c. asc
names on the tip of every tonEIc as
likely to be his successor but 'ti.c Inst
named does not desire the post lie
would accept l. only under pressure.
The town IS full OF rllpozs. ynE IS
that the imperial message di7e3lviag
the reichstag VIII be read Monday: ar
other that the army bill y-iil is: Pu.
into effect without consultation TGita
the reich5tEg. Public feeling j. ;i.at
we are on the verge. Of an explosion,
particularly If the kaiser insists ~ -
tanning Count Won CapFiyi. J., vii! Uc
remembered that the kaiser formerly
expressed a determination 20 iscap
Prince bismarck in power in spite OF
anything that might happen.
History repeats itself One Thu--=day
night, speaking with group of liberal
deputies. Count Won Capriyi said that n
any case he would not retire from the
II. I,-1 o., - F-s--
gotten the words spoken in October:
"Ich stehe und falle nit der vort-
lege"
Big surprises are at hand, among
which the fall of Capriyi will be the
least
In round numbers, the opposition to
the army bill may be estimated as fol-
lows; Center. 100 votes; prOgressists, GI
votes: socialists. SIS votes; democrats,
10 votes; total. a2I votes On the other
hand. il is possible that the bill may re-
ceive the support of SO conservatives, y
whom 81, however, are waveripS: of Is
liberal conservatives, Of whom II are
doubtful. and of - national liberals. all
of whom demand modification Of the
measure.
Capriyi was unwell Sunday. but he
nevertheless held a consultation with
the conservative leaders He attributed
much Of the opposition to the army biil.
TO the Ahlwardt scandal Sunday even
ing ne was summoned 10 the imperial
palace TO confer with the kaiser. ~ a
late hour sunday night it was reported
that he viii withdraw the military bill
or tender his resignation
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-12-16
CURRENT TOPICS.

MISSEAPoLIs is making S., 900 barrels
Of -four on an average q day.
The lobster ealch OF this season is
only 20 per cent Of last seasons.
\ STATUE of lrighan Young ten feet
tall is tc be east At fhieopee, Mass
THERz are IS6 men. and lsi women in
the New Hampshire insane asylum
WN. J. THOMPSON. of Gloucester. n.
j., won 0,O00 on the election Of Cleye-
land
\ CHERRY tree at Ell1in, y. c., is said
to measure twenty-one feet in circum-
ference.
TIE Boston Post has been sued for
nine eonts by the Boston * Albany
railroad.
THE London museum contains the
first envelope ever made. 1t was used
in May, 1926
Rosa BoSHEUB will receive $4,000 fol
her Horses Thrashing Corn" from az
American dealer.
AsrALK Of Kansas timothy five feet
and three inches high will be exhibited
ut the Worlds iai-
A DRC,,visi in Madison Ind, carries
about with hir : -2ls. watch once worn
by Mare AntoiRette-
Stockinen III South Dakota are i'm
porting Russian wolf hounds for the
protection OF their herds
a RESIDENT of Bates county, Mo, re
Gently finished guitar composed oi
over 1000 pieces of wood.
An electric plant has been discovered
in India, which VIII influence mag
netic needle twenty-five feet distant
Mss SoPHoNlsBA BREcKENRDGE,
daughter of the Kentucky congress
man, has recently been admitted to the
bar.
Az exchange regrets that with siS
comets in sight not one Of them is like
ly TO be secured for the Columbian ex-
position,
THE mayor OF Pittsburgh has issued
an edict against every danee-house and
low resort in the city and ordered them
sealed up
JUpGB ALTosIp Of Illinois, recently
elected governor, IS now possessed of
property amounting 70 Sl0,e0a,o0O In
value, it Is said.
HENRY NJ, ColcoRD, WHOM Blondin
carried across the Niagara river ON his
back and on 4 rope in 1859, is painting
pictures in Chicago, ..
MoIVrs in Russia destroyed annually
sol, $3.50 hsAd OF demcstic animRls, valued
atS,OoO, 500 rubleS Their number does
nei apprceiably deeFcase
II is estimated that nearly l0,o0e
women have rSgs,oyed in Rasion fos
this years municipal clcetion-a gain
Of aheu, =, ooa over last year
ENmr 2oi.N is NOW paid Tor the righ,
20 publish his novels scflally at the rate
IL thu'c cents a word That boats Alcx'
0ndcr punyAs' sevcR.ecntS n limo
" .lnN5AMlN roOa ol Raymond, \, H.,
cast his first veto for MonrOc. IN iSl0,
and has not n,lsscil a presidential clcc
tlon slncN lie is almost 4 ccnlonnrlnn
A WionlfA thlctNhlln halng carOgtod
10 lall rs tho rhcrlN, hls wrists eneate1
ln two pair nl hundvulls. plckod lh.
poelct " 4 lagolel whom = passed 81
NII
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-12-16
SIX hundred pounds Of wild honey

SIX hundred pounds of wild honey
was recently taken from twelve trees
in New Madrid county. Mo. by party
OF honey-hunuers- One tree yielded $50
pounds
To JAY GoULD's credit, he never as
sumed coat-of-arlns or aped the man
ners of foreign aristOcracy. With all
his faults. he was an American OF
Americans
Miss ScHLEICHER, pretty bar-maid
in an Edinburgh hotel, has recovered
sl0,oaO damages from MIR. Simpson, 4
guest of the house, for breach of prom.
ise Of marriage
THERE is shepherd at Monor. Hun
gary, who is 1O5 years old, and still at
tends to his fiocks. His wife, who is
the third partner of his joys and sor-
rows, IS ninety-one.
The worst scandal that has ever oc-
Cured in connection with American
politics was mere bagatelle compared
to the Panama canal scandal, which is
now CONFUSING France.
Or fifteen cholera patients received
at hospital in Bruges, Belgium. with
in forty-eight hours thirteen died The
plague is making rapid progress in
number of Belgium cities
The authorities of the French navy
propose to confer honor on the Boy"
who stood on the burning deck. "
They are about TO name new torpedo
boat the Luce de Casabianca-"
BURGLARS entered the prison at Old
enburg, hungary, occupied by 500 pris-
oners. and among other things stole ard
carried away 1880 forms and guam
tity OF gold and silver bric-a-brac.
SINcE 1851 over one million Bibles
have been distributed among the Ger
man troops under the direction of the
emperor. just enough IS charged for
them to pay for the cost of production
THE New York sun says that in two
years there wont be a tirst-class pas
senger ship on Atlantic with n
single screw -hn screws are the
safest bulwarll against accidents to
machinery,
lS his great speech in the rcichstag
in opposition TO the army bill Eugen
Richter made the striking statement
that already the GerInan laborer has to
work month and : half to enable him
to pay his share of the cost OF the army
and navy.
The highest chimney in sermany.
aud probably on the COZ ent. has
Just beea built at StolherS. hear Ak
la-Chapclle. Il is-ios feet high, and il
stands, moreover, on an eminenco
which rises So'nc 20 feet above tho sur
rounding plain
\ GNrrLrSNAHE-w Will not cross hair
rope Expcricneca campers, when they
fear rattlesnaS,s are around cnoircle
their camp with hair larIat or two
and iccl sccuv,.
FArurg rotr0N the FIRST American
blarl, man o. bc made priest. obicctS
To being called ,Vulorcd.r "rhat wori
Is an offensive aifcclatlon ain a.
Ncgro-a w00ry,hoadcd Ncgr,," aayA'
Father Tol,on,
MnsEA L0HtN, a wealthy Hebrew who
dici r,cent,N La Milan, LETT a fortune
cstunaiCd io % wu,th (Aooo.1 900. Io no
rlly oi MILAN q ionni ala Institution ~
sunnll work n Nur|hY persons unNI'1
10 Ind employment o|.tNh1In
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-12-16
FIFTY-sEC0ND CONGRESS-.



wasHISGroS Dee 6--SRSAgK--'-he 9ress-
dents message = As read aGd the .al..i n5fnber
Of COPIES oE5eIed printed i5uis iztre iGCcd ard
Te.errca- 40 rcp.al all STATUTES ris:iila TO su-
ftryis0rs ~ ciee;sor aaA 5ft5.l luiie- fer the
suspeusich Qf .nlas GRAFTON .or enc year hr
Egst oGeredIr slluii0E recitiag Allegations in
The pal!ie I.tsi charging gsss7 n-710adtct on
the p7rt % eenss employees especially oi enlln-
orators ~ the state 81 Missouri, ~1J are siia 70
have 'Azeu iisis 11ioief7 i'F l1rlls-! Use ana
also fhs-fSitG ii-si certain e!tFlss q tAe seIss
1lTtaD hl4 ffen fsul y sne siaie = Ne"' or,
dafins tie re%eEt e4es+-oH 70 psri5Fin partisan
tTtiee3 anu e-FteliA-t AA li.Atall-1'loA ei sAcA
e-AF2's = tAe =t!'.le to-il'' o. -. 20, en- %
ct11t7 htL. oyer p NiA.-n-- leslii- ans ttt74-
,li to-tN -. T. ~ Aats 2 ere ni-li.'tE oi
alINinl!!-t ii's -i.'--'' "-I.- l1e,tee,a7'
HoUsE--i1 hour and a half was consumed in
the reaiii-, a. the messa%es which, on motion
q Nr scMjilan Gi Tenuessee, referred ipthe
committee o the Whole. Mr Outhwaiie Of
+ OaiO, announced the dt4tn ,cf Representative
Je.h y. :. -It.eA, aEl N Fs siscl . .he memory
OF l-ts Htlt AZ L. l-..'' 'lOl5e A-g9lr44en-.
WAsHISGToS-. Dec 7.-SENATE-R Rabbi JOS.
siivernah' q New YORK offered prayer in the
senate On the opening today senator HUI IN
trOdueed q bill 70 reiral the Sherman silver
purchase act Of July lii-yl Referred 10 the
comm;iiee on Eaanees Il eXeepts the htth AM
skin sec1ions, WHICH do noi relate 70 silver
NA4AAs--t- 4AAeA
tcrd1F py Slf- Fesi- Tor the appointment OF a
commission 70 make sn agreement Nith the
i've civilized tribes Of indians foF taking lands
~ ~ q she i-.ii 81 Al-. i2[ So
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~ PISS 1'-i4 sli-l '0l,
hVt7h-i4opl Isaac wise, OF IlAeiLhatf'
op-hg1 ne mouse Win prayer tEl- morning.
Blls intFQdueell Representative Clfnih tAy -
Cnitef states shan De entitled 70 draw q pen
son ior any periol oi iiile during Wi1icn he Is
OF siial DC tntltiel 70 Fhe iul pay or .1l3ry
which an abe 5Qd.et person discharslng Ike
I4te7 70 ne soFt'i i.inen.' is aI4o"e1 y iaH-
AAIler tDl-f Eosl-LAz ioF me ptElstlallon
oi me nallonll SaEllilE system anu lAt FestoFa-
s-o %, --Is -l-H Le'Fs n a s4ts tA9ls' --7o d
Ply having ioF rs otseet the establishment oi a
e5il n r. stel-e slsl"iLa aHty ulon sugar ana
me aR..-shi..eAt o. me I4y Ineht ol sugar. D9uh-
tts- NJ :" niianis-A ol1i 70 rePea! the sner-
man .Il. zl!seE az.
NAsHiNSToN, Dec -sESATE--Ih he senate
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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-12-16
-NoS-uEroN TYPOS

4 IizIit rg u Made .Nsag-ss the worII's
ElIr -, E'ah-ta ftIi sisfan CHtaia=ue-
CHlciG1. I'2e- l5---C hieIEc. Typo
crop uiaa Nc. i6 held 2 largely
at;eu 5cri me ing Al which t'sc 7epdr.
u tle lg,1iul oi 'ae caniraet for print
ing tie WORLDS $ Columbian Exposition
Cataio- discussed T.ler.ias.er ySas
presented lv a committee. and after a
lively debate ncsa.usioEs were Un1ni-
NOUS + atoItsd protesting against tse
aErlr. Of tine contract 70 tae ". X
CouSey Co. on tue ground .':Is 'i-lIl Is
iotersor> Is an employer of pllderpli I
Hen-ahi1h iater, or - any firm employ
iu- non-ini5h labor in all il, depart
mrutS
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-12-16

CNW,ON pec. u Charles Chan,ey. a
l,aliulsi eemploycd IN the horticultural
dolmrlmcN, With Marld's fair sunday
iell ieon thp ,it,0cn,h a00r of the Ma
senic tou,plo .to tho basemcnt Ills
talv Wis m,ashed into a jelly, rho
elevator siGpnc'l az the ilfleenth lNi,
0n, o., ts,arge.l i,nWar,tw,thaa, warm
n., ,ae MAN IN charge attempted "a
orcn C,o ior W,a gtt pni, llc was
vsnrhl.NttWcna tllt ViNya,Ar pnd vim
efatlnf Du tAo All1 Htrtha shaft fhls
r,aulls ba.goA pul el0Ntni lho ear Ia
mas li,a1iar VAn ~ Onvt 'rll "a the
.lnnoilnof, litoen 6lo,Ics MA
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-12-16

LIMA, o.. Dec 12-Coal gas escaped
from stove at Frederick Herold's res
iienoe in such quantities that several OF
the family were nearly sui5cca;e,L The
gas was not detected until one OF the
the family swoke, terribly IL He snc-
ceeied in arousing the Others, with the
exception OF the two daughters. who
were unconscious, Prompt medical at
tention saved one. but the youngest
daughter IS critically Ill and may die
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-12-16

two >c<r e. 81 Ai4baial Il Danger OF
lNaehers

Two Nc<rl e.. 81 Aiabaiaa a Danger OF
igaehers
EIEsSenNN Ala Dec i3.-News
c1sa from areeavii.e of . murder
wa.ea Gezurrai uiue miles from ;hat
place S4tBriay Il lt. that may result,ia
. iFIraiR& Henry Elr-aiser. deplt.
sIsr- lai.a warrant fl- isa naviS. a
j Desperate Nl-7aazI atter1p tDarrrSt
t.ts- A% HaE-,a.asr.e eHicra.i Ei7sE,' cab
p % was .Gpvn, i load of
huaNs a lm EeJ teariHE -..s
head h-- body Uavi,a ana
adotLf- S-7s 3 F-a uale- ar-esrs aE,. rr-
c.temcs Eizl There are tas!a;s
%. ga- I-l~ mot sslovn y l-i,;l 3Gs
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-12-16
Ah,rsrsts ssnt.nc,

LONDON, Dec ia.-The TelegraPh's
Berlin correspondent says that Rector.
AhIwarit was condemned To one
months Imprisonment for libeling
LOewe. four months on Kuehne's com
plant. and two months for the ealumny
against the gun makers, but the court
accepted the plea of non-Inalice and re-
dueed the sentence from seven 10 five
months. with costs which are estimated
at = -S.ln.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-12-16

ClncASG nce II The funeral ot
Martin Rurkc. who aied In lolictpsui.
tcniiary wl.,le serving life scn,Snee
tor thc muplcy II nE Cconin, took place
sunday Afternoon. Thcrc Was not .
large at,cndanc,S The isternent was
m ME- Olivct cemetery, eleven miles
irom the city
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-12-16
A wnrk.Rnnsn n,livsrr.

KNNXvuiAa Tenn, Dee. u Twenty
iive inmates ~ the KaoN county work
house ovSrpowered The guard and
escaped, They were mostly eolereSt
\. anns l,er ~ citisens have been held up
aad.robOc,i in tho suburbs by these out
anANs ... ,..-'
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-12-16

EEaLiN, iie> l5--Ia tae reichs;av
AlCaGav aa1e5lltr Won Caprivi stated
tlatth- ser. nan lel.e-ztes 70 the uloac-
tary.c3a5lsl aee baiieen instructed not
10 give thcsr assent 70 auy proposal that
rastricssj Ce-ll@uv's right u decide
what szaud ceHst5tute her own cur
.reney They haA,alsa been instructed
To declare taat Germany was content
wieh ht- present Ea-I standard system.
and y0cjt acc Acpar; from l.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-12-16

LoUisvuiE, Ky. Dec 1S-At May
field. saturday night, Albert Colley, a
vonug farmer, was shot and killed near
n house ei III reppte. Dave Sheriff. and
two other Negroes, with whom Colley
had qnarreled. were arrested for the
Grimm, n. -.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-12-16

: FHIuADELHHlA, Dec. 6,-Two Green
land expeditions may start ont from
Philadelphia next spring While Lieut.
Rober, T. Heary is raising funds hy
his lectures fer a second and prolonged
visi, to the great oontinenrofice Prot
Louis lleilprin is, j, is rumorsi, pro-
jecting a rival exploring "trip 10 the
froses regions 81 the north, y
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-12-16

CH8E EcS. " Na-- Dec- IS--This
city s Witnessing a. crusade against
-1sa RS rInSo men ausi Petty thieves,
Wh1 have e2lsregatei here n she past
lew months Monday night the police,
ia c,,lp-.a -.assee with an ediet fr6-n the
mayor arrc>ts,.i or ran ont Of the town
every iserson ,Nh1 had no visible means
10 SUppo-t The exc5us OF the sporting
gentry AaS hlcn rapid
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-12-16

{ ClNclSSArs, nec rs S-IIon- James ].
! E5Fan dlc3 suddenly at his home
IN tins eiiy Moaday night at the age
toi years Mr. Fqrsn was at one
iia'e Jitor 81 the Enquirer. lie
SCARED slvral terms iU the oaio lcg.sia-
iere and s,svel one term aS sgeaIer II
2he 1Su>. He also served two terms
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-12-16

SCEANToN IA, nee- Is The general
s,ore II .laAh u Doyle * Sons. II Dam
more. ysas destroyed by ire at o'clock
NoaIay ,soraing. The loss Is 81 coo.
on which there IS some Insurance Jos
Maxwe.l. {. VINO occupied n ro9ni on sAe
second fiojr was burned 10 death
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-12-16
Wast - ,ttseys wiaaow Removed

CASroN, Miap,. nsa- lS-Arch6.shop
lro.and AsS oeea aSSe,i 10 reaiove the
FaRe 81 4ss from the chaps. IN thiS
Msry ae ;ae NsyiSt chSld t1c ny IS
tanaa5>3 WjiR the csipplcl aasi iaiigan
who Aa21 'e.tA lp being cnvta ana ts'o
aSSga IN tAo church is '0 abaSe ;.se
u0isa1es
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1889-12-16

TUNIs, Hye v.--An earthquake, ac-
oompaniea a,v pHaloagea rpm6slnSs. oc-
corlN,d IN the vicinity ol this city Tues
Nav. No Aamage was AonN