davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-28
IexnnE Abroad.
600 90

srecisl TO the Gazette.
NEW YORK, Oct. 27.-D. d. League,
Galveston, Normaudee; NJ. N. Stowe,
Jr. Galveston, St. Denis; j. +. Gar
rett, Houston, Sturtevant; J. Sehorn
San Antonio. New York.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-28
Charged With Killing His Father.

srecial 70 the Gazette.
BAIRD, TEX, Oct. 27.-DistrIct court
is engaged to-day in the trial of the cases
of the State vs.. James Stewart, on
a change of venue from Stephens county.
charged with killing his father in 1887.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-28

THE interest that all classes, from
legislators to newsboys, take in a circus,
suggests the thought that if Mr.. Reed
could secure Barnum and his show as
house attraction during the next session
he would probably have less trouble in
getting quorum. He has circus, but
extra attractions are needed.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-28

SINCE the death of ex-Seoretary Bel
tyr to an exalted idea OF ohivairie 10y
atty to ones friends. That not for his
sin, but for another, he suffered disgrace
judge Gresham is in possession OF the
secret. II this is true. it seems due to.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-28
Killed by n Passenger Engine.

EAGLE PASS, TEX. Oct. 27.-To- nigh.
an east bound Southern Pacific passeu
ger train killed an old man named Boyd
Boyd undertook to pass in front OF the
train and was struck by the engine ana
killed. Deceased was seventy-tve years
of age and a gunsmith 10y trade.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-28

THE extensive preparations that are
being made to celebrate Won Moltke's
nintieth birthday shows that he still re-
tains his hold on the heurts of the Ger
man people.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-28

Ex- PRESIDENT CLEVELAND is III Wash
ingtou as attorney 10 the case OF James
Wallace Peake against the city of>New
Orleans. Such transitions are only pos
sible in q republic.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-28

STRENGTHEN the chamber of COM
merce membership. That is the first
step towards getting together. There
can be no united effort without concert
of purpose and harmony of counsel.
Then have a nucleus in the chamber, and
all who wish TO make Fort Worth grow
should join the chamber of commerce.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-28
Died OF His Injuries.

special TO the Gazette.
DALLAS, TEX, Oct. 27.-The man
John Alexander, reported in critical
condition from having his leg mangled
by train on the Santa Fe railroad early
this morning, has since died.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-28
A TERRIBLY FATAL DISASTER.
Freight Train Derailei, Fifteen Cars o.,
stocr EitIed and Vumsn Lives Lost


YUMA. COL, Oct. 27.- A terrible disaster
Cured on the Burlington railroad in Yum q
county this morning. in which q train was
ditcled and fifteen cars loaded with cattle and
horses were thrown from the track The aninals
were horribly mangled, and not one will escape
alive. A man named Maron, who was accom-
panying the stock, was ms antly killed. Others
reported as injured. Tne coroner of Yuma
county has been summoned TO the wreck to take
charge of the dead. Many people from Yuma
have gone to the scene of the disaster, which is
near Robb This is small station with no tele-
graph office, and particulars have not yet been
received
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-28
SPECI4L NOTICES.
PROPOSAIS-

Proposals for Wagon TransNortation-Heai
quarters Department OF the Missouri. o &c. OF
the Chief Quartz master, R ON 3J7. HouSer
Building, st. Louis, Mo. Octob r Is, $50
Scaled proposals, in triplcate, subject & The
usual conditions. will be received at this otfi-s
until u O'Clock, noon. C 'ntral standa- d time
Thursday, October 30, 1890, at which time and
place they will be opened in the presence o. ut
tending bidders, for the TRANSFORMATION OF mill
tary su plies on Route No. l. Department o the
Missouri, for the remain der of the current Gslsl
year, ending June 10, 1871, viz: .RsSHsesi tlfse5
I. r.; terminus OF t5ss,Ss4fuks safs6ek Island
Terrific. S6oadce, So miles. Ths govern
,saeasfeserves the right to reject any all bids
or any part of any bid. and to waive such defects
as are not in conflict with the law. Blank pro
posals. form OF contract and printed cirCulars
giving full information "a to the manner OF bid
ding, etc. will be furnished on app. ication 10
this Office. Envelopes containing proposals
should be marked, Proposals for TrInspora-
ion on Route No. L. and addressed to the un-
ersiRned. C. w. Foster, Quartermaster, L. s
:, Chief Quartermaster.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-28
Texas Cases in the Supreme Court.


WASHINGTON, Oct. 21,-In the supreme con IT
to-day the following business was transacted:
No. 1883, jim Leeper ct al, plaintiffs in error.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-28

Brooklyn, 8. Batteries. Terry and
Bushong and Daily. Base hits, LOUIS
Vile. Is; Brooklyn. 10. Errors-Louis-
Vile, 3; Brooklyn, 8.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-28
world. championship BAN.

NEW YORK, Oct. 27.-LouisvilIe, 9.
Batteries, S,ratton, Enret and Ryan.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-28

OFFICE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS.
For the Fifth Louisiana Levee District.
TALLULAH. La, Oct. II, -,
CEALFD PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIf ~
y at the Office of the Board Of Comm ssLone.'
for the Fifth Lou siauz Leyee District at Deta,
Madison parish. La. up to o cocz p. m ..
Wednesday, November 8, lS9J, for constEucI.HS
the following levees:
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-10-28
FOR sale IN DALLAS.
TETEE WORK,

Lot on Elm street near Good, 2s1sg tssEsiis'
.EeI tsst, ARRax,taERS1f 49, sBsiit'.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-07-28
sUasalsl.Il- TEsPzR.TuREs.


,SElI- 4. E==s-s-s-.I -s.Sa-.Ii T..s
49,
UEe4 NJ WE=a5-r visited IA sa-a-
aass = cas.pzz41- - y-stes=.i HIS tsat -
az u.szsL..sl AZ eL.lss q tazz 1ss..r c1ss.z
as.-ds tsE.5 Ez8sreI zB-4 aftg t--t troG
lae ga y ta- srar-r- Vita . zr-zr
.ls1lzzE * .aa.Ir. * z-ss hzs EA14 zz-s.5z
= Ie-ei. l.sz:slr-a q ihe 1sAes l1rze
ssa=zzga - aSd tAs- tzat EAieh lEey
zllz-lr fssJ-as b=z- SaeE saa5.1
We Hal @=sss-s- saAag1-t=I Osss p-,e-
SslEaizEsas ustAea ; riel=n- =.s11ll --s--.
-sacA tz.r $500 u s4-Sv zHaT TIE
@ -=s..s.ls .-asi-sss E,.ls tlse izIzsl s.sE,-
ssh A. >..tzsasa A. i E4s rts-n
Mrza=.ai.-- hIy--Eer- sB5ther sz-se 5sI-
1lzTzs. srs-s-as,-t .ss.s.f
= Er=sE : ss-ii - fE-ti1 raElEss- t.-.-11
- .z--zre itsess. AL - pattf1z NJ
iszuss - sIs-- I ~ "a H. ssts nza--sr ts.-
e-.t--- f.lE.E that Il Was - liz I.55nE
u Eslriaz- - Plzsiaz 9axiazz
ssi.-rlsz sals-s.-r On III fo.l-. u ~ until
i.IG-l5zi-.s liz .t=gs--s T1sreahezt
E A. nj SET IA 80 S,-l az al u.as
! ts5e.5 tsss telaP.=1=IrG-S % IL o-he-
sEse II TIE tax AL Ess-z1 = cay -
4. syres=z IL IL uz531ie y ta-e tsut Il
~ - s3-zra--- Ess-se t=zp--zrures
user-- aa1iaszil-.s ,l7srtaz Gar sz4y-
9as=S5- tss- tat H. air SIS 5nsenss,5y
es1d eEen "a IN st1gt5aa-- zzss Al El.E1-
liz 1leFellrv .ir-.s5u.-si y Il E-zrees
Ssz--asi>sr- YSerl.7. C-.e=---s-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-07-28
sI0o REWARD sI0o

TAe rta.ssss = MS sas+r I'd ~ isss
.stc lars u sgIl.le i srtssstsse ssrssss-
- sis.~s>- s,sAs i-s~ess Ass ss~a ailr. .
s,u ia IL IL, ssss- 4s..s sissi ; 4 'sssrss :
ltrsl't CSsSrrs .car~ : H.. sais leissivv
e,ir~ sos s.rssUst. N ~ ss-s' 'rssrr-
..tS ,ssArsa S.sas A.es,si-ss IN .iis-
-as.. sss,aisss a s,aaiuo,iiSa.Ai "a, s,s'
nsls'S tstarlh t'sr~ : 'skre sasenssi 3,
hsUAy dissieyia ~ ie..sssS's'p 4 .i'.N
,issss@., ana ssNeR li,e paiiea, tE's ;As
III IA < ~ IL, ess e;i. sse "a -
Wstl, ass,Ax = week. 1lc
ropll.,es, have ~ m.wh iai,h 10 ~
aSslNr rewsgs, sAet N ~ sreE ne
llenArsd nsAlsrs kr airy vasr ,hsft
mills 10 taR,. Se,.l lnC ia ri fssau
oelals Ashlsess. , y. CRGNEN 4
To, 1M ~, a.
Sold hynmgklsl IN,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-07-28
RAe cARPETs


Th=y Are ~EEsbrs..nS- Al AS=ErzkEU
AGzFrsd - F4rsah~ss-s-
in Eezrsy all fzFzlh5zses rag carpets
T ~ 1~S7E zH3 tk-y are admirably
{ -sizp-el ~ ske rzrpss.z tkslga III
p-aE5a2 Il tI-1 + ~ izssGssi-Fat,s4
tzslz for H. basE Escaz-sff-- I,-1r thEs
7zv Y rs1is+re1 10 fo<msszks,- b n
ilstle tsr-tEsiseAs. Eaeh v--z uh-n
+ III Eso1t7zsZ ; b--E1s ,s6ae- dsseznf al
slaeh -zrE-ats - are uu6t for tIrtke-
uEszr- relzsss sa- tz1ttasrs, z1,f eat z-l.t
tes- Tia sz=ss rsz-fS - s=zf1z Plzae
1zrh os.l-1 II = LeE=a - its-sf 4 y.-st
arr EateE-sTHz . E=lze va-lr esru.st
sfrip.zl TrF % get rlls rzEs All ..-Vssst
Ep aa1e = rear AT tess1 Take = ,iaE o.
sF-azaE EA-z CHR fz-E-s arr u1-
M. P--ss71z- tE.r-zsE a. Ezasehzz=s zIla
,sal - t=Eszst x 4 eol1r - salt Ii.
zz@ lap z5.s fsl4 tn .sazs Il tza
strIl- - 4 = b. ssE,,s b. hzn.s- Start
IA AZ III ssie iGss hack u ts- hszI.,-
nIE II tE= lap I'm SszntiaxIv
% rEe crater sez tke Ienzth q taeEap
z11 slant % Tx s.-e iu,s-rt zEsther
ssIrkoEt hzszzl1E The thrsz3 o. lEttfnz
'h- n-e--er-t0.os- and eo1tin1e aa35iz,z
i=zE-A zfrzr f-1gth Wken tE.e bun-A
II Fags ! 6HEshe,l- clip ali H. rhrsa.Es
-iEs- ans then Eizz TX rags Tnto halls
ID aot nix mas k-ary eE0sh n yoar
sarPet Eith tse 6nsr oS.t01 rags b1r
mike TIA into rlazs izstezd. assnx
aoly u0tt01-rzzS eut 61e zzf seEe1
really Il y1a rlsh = NEE szz1Gsh ear
PET and Saz th1t VII Eoz b 80 h<zEy
a u b.e iru1llesoa1e u zzke- lay a1zi
elzznL It, fressss,z fra. u.i.oI sEiII aEso
prevent rhs asr1s=sS q u.askS-
Era1n : til Eos- s-rvioeabl< zs,i d.
Szrzhle S,o5s- fsr the Ezrs. - L ads
Sep-h zzz rieAE-ss % The z-1e-zI ap-
p-zzEse Of ihe CARPET H. pre@=nt
f11er rszS rSzlrd plaEl- rzrE,er than
srripSss SarP-tS h1t II 0le Uizkes =
lS5-hs- 15x-d eject Il EElI ~ zeoe=s-
s1ry - e1Alsr ss-a1- u the rz.Es bes0Ee
seEEa< ~ DARK Eieh-soakinx carpet
caa t.e pro.soss.i fr01n ali iiEkt rzzs. b
cala<zn-s tkez1 zft-r sewing. Era = deep
ytlioEr. tk-n tying th- sksilS IN <-veazI
plzoeS WY elo--iy With sto1t strips q
hearv eIath- ana eoloring th<sa rsek
oroHn II The ron.a 10 u e-.rp-t<-l =
iaree. riith AZ zach sise nay be made
a = t.5<Ss-r. ard the ceHsrzl kreadrhs
woven psoF-ortio1atesy shorter, having
= smaller l-o-sier hsted aerUss their eEsis
10 rl.Ateh Tie Ssae bre4ithS
When sestiag materials r~aay f0- n
new carpet. 10 sure - u.ake an allow
snce f,< stair carpet Mad = pretty
fancy stripe for this. e,iEinE il with
tear-iaeh strips - Sae-r COLO. To
gesh<r tAey sAaalI foEua strip = little
SAOSe than half The with - The sts-s-
way ketWeea each Strip ~ carpet
Shssaai l-e W0Srn ia u thre<-is eA snaee
II warp SIR henNins Tee selVeaSsS
SAoaa he vrFy eSea TNNex,r. ~tsips
should b-e woven ~ relAace sav that
may Wear Oat l-ef,re The r~sl II the
colorS arr well CHOSEN. The henmiag
aaa sewing cNrcfallx d,,Se. ,as stair
carpet. VAca nca,,y lAia. viii present
a very attactiVe appearance, aEa h.
much more daral,le aud appropriate
where the Other caus,,, ae., rag ose>
than = spssC expensive vaS ,sesla " =
Auafican AyghAlgag,s,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-07-28
FASHION, NOTES


49, 80 B<s1rff1I D<st<us n I<Sea-Y Es<1
>sls-EsHrs-
Pzper EnfEss q silver. lately sk5Nu
ezboiE tke L0-zs sy8e-- tE0 Iszz.
6ru.ptaz s-e@s beng tn s@rT5aezhI-
P0rts1u
In i-EelrT x isasr55,assy -saEs-,t gold
= 9eazzzn tEzs las r.s7-zrlF 4rzlf1s,s p.,s-
zlzrI-y ! = h9Es 0sass.5zll '-ro.0qlzz uTith--
II a eirclse s1-zl-5 u IL 5En sIezGs=r
sczlz al-F --srrasezi le1EeS
In sLarr szse- Ez-rE chains Ea-ensis,s
u be E,s-z with an ss.s-t1s h.zlt b ll.lissss
az barEs szlpplaz-s,it ~ a el,zsssrO % -.s1r-
ers. Szors Or .osh=r p.5gszlsr. js=EieS- a
sail k,sz-s- H. szz- 4 -. % an ear
u eIrn = sz1rlgE--s ~ . ci.Eraz. H..
Nas-r EzE5ss virIiE ssz-F-i peEaEs EEs1
yelBSE Sszlz=n=l urlrh Ing zreca sEeas
zzrsiaesi = t1rza zrsath-. the tru=-
pet-sEzE-esz sEash,- q H. esIIl4 iflg- slid
ru=s b-5-ssisazz.E raeir 5lriS tEl----5
z-ezs 4zE =1ay OH sii-,szets % snail
tEE-ite- pax nj o. sssse bI0zsol--- an
s.z-Estissrs u ~ 5.5r7AE Ges5-as E5S -
preT1l-1[
Fl5-saza and 5s-sam y a-aeaz- las-
$3.50
6@-lgns sor 5=EezrE UE51 = sl-r11.
cs15Srpi szEsa5oz- AK e1sE tEl=re b thz
yEzEe>s 1---S EeaEa<-1beztea hsr % \
=Asaf;ez-s spar Efth rsse parted r'Sps-
ski eliazIEz 70 K AMI esE-s1fEs-i y-5-z
L=-eIi<e s=apEea1 In An essls raztezs u
49, q th-ss pa-E7 ~zizs : zzu-t a
zz-AII 0g--e- sa,-z1- tEEe p4=s=E 5z1LEee =
sikh a5=-sa-s- = my Part A az
erzb hs5liaz slizlzszzt n IL el-ss =
1zssaer popular ,les5za
Sterl7zZ szEr-r. i5=Irs-I-E- ls3srs e-sp.s-izl-
II sTIEer eFzzsns. s-zzssE.z- n saazs teasE-
ez-y tsE1rsz dsl:z1ev ard IzzatEs= *
workmanship -e7-1-zg s1s-sa=sltsss IN ar
lzzza-nts es1-zPs-ss - III E-5rs 'sl,stlF
z=ElL Sl=1s=r silver -fE1Ias, - ar
EAH--ei as % sslzEscz g-.EssEalAE y. sh=
eaEve= - sa-- h.sslza y tn Es1r-x- axe
sESEn Ia=r- : - ris- s'zs-.~-ist..
II Tx revival q tn sl-zrI1lnE Es--zE-
sal ezs.3zs Of esE1s15nl< tl.- hz1f- n z,--S
u silver ehsTn -I-zz-le-s- Eeekly
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-07-28

Szzl e5ylEret-s-s - ,i-eP-r sl-pals-r
carr q E-azissA ersse arr r1n-is-su1z
~ ==2e- EasEs -rar gssEzls n
Esir oAi-- Izltszs rA- Ela=-r.l y th-
Erezs i E-a5- IN olars .I-k fuilzs--s
t-slsssx tke saazsr n Eh- bae[ o. - z
fali caps tai Essea - IL -Ih-5~s %
nip. tria.-.-5 zE-E sssLs--sts= ard h.9E-
Gers u Ezzi5sh grz1= Th=-e > h0eh-
1-gr il zsaa<z--sr fss- -fis1sz IN l.-,rl-n-n-E-
a. II ! e.ss1zzarr szEzh Al zaa.fssr=s ..
z-rzEzt H. TIL Vzae-is-- % er1s.s
- li-zs. q ta,r d-zss uzzt--l.aI- . Zfz- !.
1s-.at hzSsh u s1aas or frIiLs 1h-YGs rht
rueek A. wrisrs ssaly gsssz- vi-zlT
'. Eiss OILS All e&E= y a4rYs1 ,
EEzz-E-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-07-28

b s-s Tar uss vsrT has - 5ar
so- fEn 1ss.lh< zftss .-Ecrksts We
s-ss.i vaFiea- up--Isr7Ers- aI7o F-ll.-,t -
ruEs..E sssaE< - Hs.Ehs-sz sussEI - si.s-
hIua snE SD szzriIIre ss--s Shauih-Eza-
ss-IHr CLs5-Ta za.s siE5ErfEp- Eepp,-Ey
-hi-A gag iass-EE-sss rsEssf AM ssau
turs-I hEa.- ealtsss-r Irfs.- b,st n1-l
l-77o- J r@-O1sz-s IL Hsr.- TEsursa.
Tex - sal zs.@s1z E..sII-- - sase -
An. Hszss< Les EssfH-zr
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-07-28
If You Are
Not Posted

kaf-ls- CIR an ran s4xea gre1- 3-El Z
s.ls5ss-- zaI,ihS rEsssu- al Ihesr F'giyIle.s--
zTr st.= Tss-iV tsss 3. every =z@'ssli-tr.
q h. SI:sFsi1y BisI + = highly Illsl-tT1r
I'D Her&ly ErUsFa r. m sbErS.
ss1--s : = sri EsSEss fsEsiis zEss ls-er
aTY 5lss Era1s-I W-a=klE- Ih-s- IEl~r-
ar q { Ila=t Interesting ~ eEIs-s rxrHfIi
su.l have The E1nS-ss eIrealHsisrl q tnt
Esekly 49, sg'aEsrs IA the uSrial-5ss1lts
srisssr- E--+ly- III fEsee = siria<s Ens-s
: $500 per year. ) 90 for SIS
months. or three months tos
so cents = Z = yS.-r sia--Til'ssss--
Slsi- 20 LLa-S ard th- Woeii'
=. al-p= . 5000 - sen1 fire. 10 si.z
aisrsss-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-07-28


NArio1s szlitsF iiunas and F-zvste hoy
p5tzss are E.szzZ H. szIs rzah. and Il
: t-s7snilr 50 Es5ssalsr tat s11zs Turk
N hath esizl lEsa--aeats are advertising
Il As sp<esa. sttzseti1a- Il ) Just =
ss--z. t.ar vel s.s-,Pie A. f,.r s5es O,s.7. :
H. a1i-t FefresA5z- 4 AL III laths and
r1bs ever. Invent Il s,ssss excepting :
lip IN ths - ifselE zas = mzr-sssssszss il
- esf-ef Upssa liz si-iH All ays,Fl=E5J1
NTth all th.-Ss y5--zzes il : tx sfalilii-=ss-
l1os- easily usaaze4s y AZ sialfI-r
.lieEsgres ans can u taEea 81 Elu.s
EASILY IA. afs7s. F-as1nsiss,f esatarse z.lt-
tke eoars-=t yu1 can 90 "a salt b
9res<r-1ee-ia an s4Ezk=l Jar ard zslzr
ea9lzh vyz.Esr u il 70 s.rsi1es =. =ozt
II sl1sA- hat n.5t esi'sa "a - siissjlre 1hs
salt his shOali thea ~ tzaez min
a-zn.sfals and raat-z1 t-i r-sszer -h-
e1tire perS51- II e5-srss Il l. Ess.r=- %
have il rubbed O - z1IsE-r psrs1a-
hat znEs1e N OE.inzEg kezEth ca ID
i ~ hers-it x a5z=sls rs-- sasE=s..s-
t0EIly- Ihi- s.-ss.z lsos- skz 1sxt -s.z.,z
: thOrgugh s.a4ek5az u eIs1r ezI----
P-eserzssy snsE zEa 4 b-lsc rabaz1z
with dr. tSEsL The eaeet u sEa-
TIA frsSkI=s> and reGeEe3 life / fat
RD-aE1tsly- a11 the Satsa texture Il
TIE ssin ard fnc-e4Ses eleAruess AM
hriEAzE=ss q Tx ecz2pls=x5la sz,sli IL
t=stiz01y IN tzF0- q TIE salt r,lbl-N-
" E<o1r1-r
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-07-28

List faIr lax. -5-s ks,f e =U~-
mr. sa-arssIus- E-sE-s,l ..slasozr sN-rT
laEa-s ui-h els hesssEEs- T.s-z : sasI b.
n tEv ch1n.sS-i.Ir s7.sls- .ts-.ts-l sal
Dzssrks-es R-sRlp UA5-h ~ IN an
that szsreal - r1zae a KAY Ish. -
r1E-r R<sh-l Elk Co Rs--s5 II q
h,.tsh--s fsE 49, b. m HE=shes Issii>
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-07-28

InR oldeSt actor in England : be
leFee - t< Mr., lants DOsl nilesy
yse<e ola, Mo plSyed First Grave
cil1<l - E1mnn3 keAnS -'hanles.
and A.s Flaysa with NAcready. >AeEs
dan kHo~lek lloekstons, Miss Och
nan Mss Fanny Kenble and NrS
ks<lsg
~ ilssasioa Il great asefalacsS, Il
<'cfr<sial. AAs iast hen tested IN New
|l|& II h method " dlslaisct.np
..|aIN ~ n. A, r. Moolt. q that city,
|t4@I~(rfxle 1Ay Il wiz di>lniecl
Y ~ nsllen~ II savage ssery tueaty'
|1I Ioprk killing ~ seyas u ala son
UI'10| diseases
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-07-28

I-n.--. Ms.sr0l7 Asves m Baz-A
E~-A Day IN 1rs-r = b. h-tlfaT sisis
: nsse<ss e - -
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-07-28

Whel n Ir-in le1z7 \ F.1assaszz or
steamboat pier- All Tx la.oke-s-az IItt
tAse- hatS 10 tn 2erortInE paSseaee-s
a11 boS u thezn- \ ela3lizeaE re-
t=-az1 ~ tx tr.@elers II 20 aires
the P.l-orszl Psrs-sa IN tAe streets, .yOa
lAas, liz vozr hat 4 gsatleaaAa pass
Ing ls1S "a the Ss4irs u = k-otel mast
a. tA- ssnae- T. eat-r ! ShSg Or tsak
sisa ,,ssr> hAt - > : tsrrit,1e trezeA
u god saaEn~Es if vda ents- y ieave
: esr-ss,s rs-oua ysra Elass kosF 70 AL she
occupants y Y. I.-iser
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-07-28
cUsRtNT IoelcA

GooDSlsHr and Daylight arr W~ii
keewn hsaszs namsr.
Ns'Atn VAss.alSA : n have = ..aloay
II tso Thousand Ws,slrus isns,
Az Atckisea eio,Aics ,iisplxys Se
Egspsian mummy IN his window,
. 1isN V0,G, l.oa,g l>laedy win cclc-
oss,e is s,a,h annicSraTs Nan ~
tnH NIL u iapcy, % a~.st Ia tho uce
pfesss j. lri,n lcur ~ ~ mllcs lonr
StSNNgANslls an seillug A. lOss a.
nNr cvntS a quart y, l'lAHt tty, fla
fntst nv ~ " tbs 49, t,RVgal On,
sss, y shs eopiedeua>S sslll surviving,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-07-28
Wm. I.ElD +Dt~.
NAHUFATURERS


riire-aE-lura e-rr - Ui-I-n EEsl ~ Ne
- all1--l-r $3.50 z1arrH. AIula9 - a-anI11,T
$500 s.s--nsllr nlIIl1Ia.. l-1.1 &C.,
rli-azra = 81 a--s-1f< "a - finIrsrrI.,In =.
slsila5 b sza-1 - lsrsllr fi.1 stllle .s41r1.Ir
- go rrfIisliIr - ralTak M-fE EHEuH1-
zhFss 80 z sryAs-E Z, gGE>-EulIla =
rgg-. EEElaf rrc
- 80 1lrAi-. y - : En,s.m So a<anrl1t
as..-1r - -Iarsl ~ = 1.u<ra-ilra t1alnIInl
tsszsr1 -sas-l1tlagt ~ - a1llas1ss tst fnIaIa
-. ~ - tar~F 49, 4 - 80 -.
49, 81 l1lslaa -s4ll1rr rall-
ir.ss- s3il - ll1i1a - r1Nrte ; q o. 49,
- = 1lliIIi ,Isc ia ~ irl-s = = . 80
aslf srlrt Ff1lt - allHntr lszeaa|t a ~ aIIllG
80 assn1la 1lr1n1 raaH-1ra IlIausIlf1 lll1nl4-
eA-z=laEa. l4--sl-A- = ~ kEnk.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-07-28

Tx Ssorx : gosnE areani that
fOrsy y'eAEs as',,A Ncp YORK man Eaarssssl
: quarter ans Pai i iaiS eirSal4tsen
ana a.sS i has ja>s retaraed u hsla
That's aeihiag NJ pat = plugged
hall-sa.AlAE inso eirSalSssoa yesterday.
and IL lcss tASn s,iar seconds il SA1ae
hack 10 ~ Yet NC don't 50 up and
dSNa The earth lsaggins al-oas IL
CtlRRFRT IRpfrs,S
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1890-05-15

black bear weighing 500 pounds was
caught in trap at Porterfeld recently.
William Wyman. Of Roclland, vas
killed by the ears recently while walk
ing on the track
The streams Of Dunn County have
been stocked with rainbow trout from
the fish hatchery at Madison.
The coal beavers at West Superior
won their recent strike for fifty cents an
hour and returned to work
The Wisconsin Central Railway Com
pany is building depot-hotel at Mel
len.
DR. Lewis Merriman. aged 50 years, the
second homeopathic physician to locate
in Wisconsin, died recently in Beloit
Hugh Miller. aged II years. ran away
from Chippewa Falls recently with his
mothers watch and s28. He was cap
tured at St. Paul
Two Milwaukee travelling men. Nicoll
and Eisen. We're robbed recently at an
Eau Claire hotel one of them of S43 and
the other Of SIS.
The strongest Farmers Alliance in
Western Wisconsin is at Rockland, La
Crosse County Over 1870 members are
enrolled.
Mrs. James Baty, OF Mcmillan, while
visiting the family Of John Baty al La
Crosse recently died suddenly OF hem
orrhage of the lungs She leaves a hus-
band, her family of six children having
died Of diphtheria last summer.
Prof. 6. W. 1Infield. aged AZ years, Of
Wayland University, expired the other
morning in Beaver Dam Of lung fever
Prentice Brown was killed in an Ash
land quarry the other day by stone
falling on him.
D. A. Wyman, station agent Of the
Milwaukee road at Rockland, was killed
recently by the cars.
The new German Young Mems Christ
ian Association building at Milwaukee,
was dedicated the other aftern oon, ], 900
persons being present.
William Smith, 10 years old, lost
leg under the cars near Jefferson re-
Gently.
Smith 4 Gateleys and Blair 4 Cove
dey's coal and wood yards at GAINESVILLE
were recently burned The loss was
about IS, 600, including a warehouse be.
longing to G. I Wilcox, on which the
loss was $1,000
j T. kendrick Of Montfort. has in
his possession a pipe that was present.
ed to his father in Nashville. Tenn,
in the year 1880. by the chief of the
Cherokee nation. Ii is one OF the his
torical pipes known as the pipe Of peace,
and has capacity oto hold nearly .
quarter Of pound u tobacco.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1890-05-15
PAUPERS BURNED.
The Poor-House at Preston, N. Y,
Destroyed by Fire.
Thirteen of the Unfortunate Inmates Lose
Their Lives-They Were Locked in
Their Cells and Roasted
Like Beasts.
A HORRIBLE DISASTER.

UTICA. \. y. May 9.-The larger por-
Jion OF the Chenango County buildings,
which for fifty years past have been To-
Gated at Preston, about six miles from
. Norwich. were destroyed by fire Wednes-
day night about midnight and nine OF the
inmates, possibly more, were burned.
The buildings destroyed were the
asylum, in which there were about
eighty inmates. and the pauper house
and idiot ward. in which there were
\about forty inmates
The horrible part Of the disaster was
the burning of nine idiots, who were
penned in their cells and were roasted
alive. The fire started in this portion
of the main building. The keeper was
awakened by pauper, and tried to re-
lease the idiots, but was driven back by
the fire. He then ran through the other
building in his night clothes. rousing
the inmates and turning them out
Of doors. Some of them escaped and
took TO the woods, where the sheriff and
q large number or deputies are hunting
for them. The names of the nine idiots
who were burned are:
Sarah Mills. sarah Gallagher, Arvlla At
wood, Sarah Bailey, Laura Gray, Deborah Dib
BILE, Mary o. Daniels, Almeda Austin and
Adelia Benedict.
The idiots were locked in and roasted
like beasts. Their unearthly screams
first aroused pauper named Edward
Francis, who slept near them. Francis
says that he aroused Keeper Maenwar-
ing and by that time the building was
doomed The inmates were screaming
for help but no one could enter the
place, and they were forced to abandon
the uhfortunates TO their fate and pro-
ceeded to rescue those in other parts of
the building None persisted whom it
was possible to save.
UTICA. n Y, May 1O.-The number
OF bodies found in the ruins OF the poor
house in Preston, Chenango County,
already number thirteen. The i'm
preston is growing that the loss of
life far exceeds the first estimate. In
the building were many aged in
sane men and women, some of whom
had not left their beds for months and
others who from weakness were inca
pable of finding their way out of the
building in the midst of the confusion
and excitement which prevailed. 1t is
now believed that a number Of these
persisted