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Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1890-01-30

Away precious time and money and trifie with
your health experimenting with uncertain
medicines, when D.. Pierce's Golden Medica
Discovery is 50 positively certain in It's cura-
tive action as to warrant its manufacturers In
guaranteeing it to cure diseases Of the blood
skin and scalp and all scrofulous Affections
or money paid for it will DO refunded.
$500 Reward offered for an incurabie case OF
Catarrh by tho proprietors of DIR. Sage's Rem.
dy. 81 cts. by druggists.
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1890-01-30

A pocket pin-cushion free to smokers O.
'Tansills Punch" sc. Cigar
Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1890-01-30
Pains and Aches

In various parts Of the body, particularly 10
The back; shoulders ~ joints, are the unwelcome
indications that rheum1sksm has gained footholdi
and you are ein for 1t" for longer OF rho rte
period. Rheumatism Is caused by Tactic acid IN the
blood. and is cured BY Hoods sarsaparilia, which
neutraises the acidity and Graduates every impur
fly from the blood,
II suffered from acute rheumatism induced by
severe sprAin Of once dislocated ankle Joint
which cansct great swelling and intense pain One
bottle Of Hoods sarsaparilla restored circulation
cleansed the hlsod aud relieved the pain 20 thar
am nearly we'll ~. 7. HUNT, Springfield, No
Hoods 8arsapavilla
Sold BY all drussists q; six for IS Prepared only
~ 9. !. HOOD 4 CO.. Apothecaries, Lowell, Mas,
100 poeea One Dollar
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-03-06
SrDfte nemere Gntbecfnn8
Sriumpb Der 8barmacie!

Sebeu'= ttno OclltbDBetfS GitItr
III eints, psI6ss bic gebauuna fSrbert ben
Nppeht psrtsTsrt bic 9sbsr fGubsrt. has 9Iut
reinist unb pas @ebirn uno bic Nerpen an
regt, obne uadtbeilige Riidwirfung, unb zines,
pelhes ipppbl BON Grpahlenen mic Rinbern
aebrauht tpereeu fam. Gjemeine 3uGammen-
isBunaen, angsffrti9t bon perbprtenem Rum
pber iGlshtem 9Bbisftp. SerfiiBt unb fdmad.
baft 9emadt unter ben Ramen Sitsrs, Comics
etc. baben ptsI f6ltmmers fpssr aIs bic
aranfbeit fir psI6e iis ssncmmen perbsn.
Btnegar Sitters III elm retnes ionic, elm
Yerpenmittel, pbne narfctiI6 ~ Iein, Elm Slut-
reinigsr pbne @ift, ein gebsrmitte, obue absu'
fiibreu, unb ppr alien Nnberen elm ebenerpef.
feneeS AnrsgunesmitteL pbns Al pbpl. Die ein.
3ise MepiSin nit fpl4sn arGfteu in Der 9Bslt.
Gin edteS Semperens. @etrdnf,
psl6ss 9lfCbOl in irssnb elmer GsfaIt als en
3onir nett ilbtrtriht une sS fpnnts
Sltiiises 2eben
seuannt psrtsn, pa es anreaenb unb beIetenb
pirft, unb bic 8ereauuns, NGbrung unb aIlt
Die 8unftiOnen resulirt pobur6 bas feben sr-
baIten ipire - mir nsbmsn eas Qsbfn bubltGb.
lib 0pTelpeiie etn.
W III Hltul 3u pltl 3u pfUdupttHs pub tdS
8iuesar Bitters nibt lsines @Ieiheu bat, unb
fein slsihes cStr GbnIi6es WittsI IN ismals
befannt seporpsn.
Californian,
penn fir nitts anbsres tsmsrfsnspertb, piirbs
beriibmt esmacbt tpsssn Der @rssusung ber mt.
bi3iniihen 6rii6tf, WursIu uno Hr6uttr, aus
ipelhsn bisies Sittns bsifstt 8iele berleIben
purben esbraubt BON ben Snbiansrn unp Der
dr3tli6en prpfsflIpn In ber Sebanbluug Don
S6lttelTebsr, 8btumatismus, Galarrb, Aus
3ebruns, Neuralsia, SOpflbmerjen, reberbe-
ibperotn, Riereufranfbeit, @elbluht @iht,
piles. @elhpiIre 5autfranfbeiten, &C., &C.. su
sabIreih 3u beneunsn, aber Ieidt perIfGnbIih,
psun bic 94irfuns bes Stttsrs auf bic 9ebsns-
creane btfanut III. Die Gntpsduns mar tbeil-
psils sufalis, absr bas jsBiss
8Oafommene 8itters 1T Elm 3eIuItat
Der Bifienfbaft.
Tim allen mSaIid,en Nnforbfrunaen su snt-
fpre6sn, psrpen jeBt jpei Sprten aus tsnIeIbsn
Setanbtbsien subereitst.
Die alte SOrts 1T lfdrfer elm tpsnis bitter
une msbr abfiibrsnb.
Die neue Sprte III bon augenebmem @e-
i6maf une bfIcnpers sseisnet fir fGpd6libt
Srauen uuo ainper.
u. 8. W6eDonalb Srug &c.,
532 8albinstuu Strabs, Nsw gurf.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-03-06

y DIR ,,GrsOfat" III cine BON Dr.. @Grtnn
in @isn srfunpens, tsBt pisI bsnuBts Maf6ins.
DieisIbs entbdlt' Gin Rab, psI9rs psri6iebsn
96psr brlaffst perbtn fam unb ptl1ts bsr
Sranfs ;ur Stdrfuue isinsr Wusfsln tasIi@
Gin paar bunpertmal umtuibt.
(5crtfebuua fcIat.)
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-03-06
(8ortlesuns fpIst.)

Webrere @o6en lit i6 an 0pss
pepTe unb erit na6bem id Or. Iusuit
aBnis's Samburser 3rOpfen anseipanot
bate, flblte i6 2inberune. Na4 benz
@ebraude elmer einsisen SIai4e mar
ib ipieber bOLlitdnbis berseitelt. - 8.
0leinfelber. Stodton, Sal.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-03-06
Aillsburp'a ,8eaes''
urb untsr allen umitdnoen oas @cte iein unO bleibeu

2lnSere Tabrifate BON gstl mSsn manmal stsn 70 gu.
ties SrOb MAIDEN, fir abfO1ute @ledbbeit 3uperldfs
fsfei piO @iasburD's Seftes sts Sbeu bIsn mic et in
psrsansnn apanbis Sabrsn Sbn grpb i'm Saui
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-03-06

s9> 8Offer, 8eifetafden, S6irme,
SpasieritUde su bilisften Preifen in
8ropn 8 Bee Stpe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-03-06
1alesF''l'eidet,
$uerbeH Fdjer Bebeitt burG
9HAaeasfFaeai9a
Sambnrger Sropfe1t.
6ux BIufreiuiauua,

Bur BIutrtiHisuns.
2aHeaitsr, ga, "a Salt, 1888.
Or. ausuR RSHiss 5ambursu 9rppftn
babe Id iur SIuirtinisuns, ststn MastnIsiesn
uHb Dtbilitdt tinsenommtn. SD fam bisitl>
ben niht senus enipftPItn.-Gbarlss GbTbaTb,
gtriifian~S ~StraBt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-03-06

UeaseHieiben ssbeiIt.
gspria, Sus.. Stunt, 1888.
Rsin. 5rau Itibst fsbr tduis an 1assnleis
ben unb bsI., td baltt btsbaIb fttts Or. aus.
S6na's Sambursr Srppftn TN bauis, ba
fie In berartts,n gdfItn Gin ME ftbItnbss Mtt>
tel finb unb fam Id bttfttben nur empfshIeu.
%. 2inbia.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-03-06

Gbpsrss wfastHIeieeH sebeiIt.
gort pope, RtG., % gsb., 1889.
gpr Il Sabnn lit ID an sinem fdptrsn Ras
ssulsibsn unb sIaubte f6pn i'd mare BEN Sobt
nats. 9a bttam Id jufdllis Or. auSuf Ro>
nis's 5amburssr Srppf,n tn bic 5dnbt; Id as>
brau6tt fslaldtn unb ipures ppuifdnotg sutes
berbsrseiislt. - Gilbert SIelsr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-03-06

IA 8eneut bas .,@cdenbIatt" "-es
entbdIt ale 9la4ri9ten-nur $500.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-03-06

Die srcee Nad,frsse fir bic pos
pufdre nNmnd~ @isarre
baben Auoere peranIabt. cine Nahabmuna in
ben Snnbel Su brineen. lin Die 8auder Der
wppaIdreu .Buud su fdibeu, meroen mir in
5utuuft Die anfangsb sbudlftnbtu unferer Hirma
@ 3 & 60. auf ieoe uon uns fabr1irten
Wund gisarre bruden.
8arnep. BropH & Co.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-03-06

DrttB, 90 NfHfB; IN aHfH dEpIHEEtH IH HHHtHs
THE CHARLES A. voGELER CO.. Baltimore. Md.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1890-03-06
ST Ote GGe ein Syeblidlag.

SaBt eutb ndbt tdubeu bur sursn @rOrs ia sub nbf
pisburvs Ssfss asbsu fault gab snsm GrOes Der
but 9ab ud 5rOen ni elm anbsrss W aabpGBsn
neil bas tausn fauu. gsnn itr ben gs bab hann O ibr
gum sfsn sst eabt n ni ensn grOft pssrSbrn au Rs
SaupnabrunasmtelS
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1890-05-31
MT. CARMEL CONVENT.

MT. CARMEL CONVENT,
Thibodaux. La, Jan. 81, 1883.
Mr.. F. Gouaux. Honma. La.
Fear Sir-I cannot convey in adequate Ian
gage q satisfactory idea of the benefit ]
have obtained by using your Aiti-Asthmatic
Powder and Mixture. For twenty years !
have suffered from that dreadful disease,
Asthma, and although I have tried many
remedies, none proved beneficial until /
tried yours. | trust my experience with this
precious aad valuable powder and mixture
will be the means of inducing others to give
It a trial. You're respectfully,
A StsTke OF MT. CARMEL CONVENT
The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1890-05-31
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY
STATE OFFICERS.

STATE OFFICERS.
Governor: IF. T. Nichols, of Orleans.
Lieut.. Gov..--.Iames Jefries OF hapines'
Ana prh Aoo+.s q r Steele Of Union,
State Treasurer. W C.. Pipes of E. Feliciana
Attorney General, w. H.. Rogers of Orleans.
0uP''oi u En- D'"N
Us. oESAIoks-
Jas. u. tustls. ...-oI Oiieahe'
ca,n
- ofor,oo,s
Associ.te Ell poche. Of ST. James.
c +. Fenner, of Orleans.
80 MGrhefy' u o"aoiIl.'
~ 80
-
NJ; beauregard-."...o -: .eTnaru
~, .a.oaa;o,o1 met
ooHuNhsonAN 'i"'o
DIST. JuDG's 10th. Jud DIST.
iafioi '"''io
10
p,s 16a,id,s Troac,,;r
Coroher---- jon" "'Ao
Clerk Oh
Sheriff T.. T. Lorlo
Printer and Treasurer -..---. T. oahca'
Assessor. Prosper Toups.
Returning Officer . ......W. C. Raglan,
po,,cv Jrpops.
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Smiths Hotel
Main st. Houma, La.
e. P. SMITH,, Proprietor.
Billiards, Liquors and Choice Cigars
gALWAYS ON HAND an

9E~ On American and European plan. Large
airy rooms for families and Commercial Tray
eters. Special attention given to Private Din
ners. Transportation of passengers free.
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MUNICIPAL

DIRECTORS OF THE SCHOOL BOsRD.
E. w. Blake, president: A. +. Kno-
bloch, superintendent and secretary !;
Thos. A. Badeaux, E. U. Moryant, P.
Toups. B. A. Warmold, E. A. O'Sullivan.
H. w. Tabor ]. Lovingly Leblanc.
DRECToRs OF THIBoDAUX BRIDGE Co.
I. D. Moore, president j. L. Aucoin,
reasurer; P. E. Lorio, secretary An
drew Price, E. McCullum.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-01-27
CURRENT TOPICS.

Prussia has treasury deficit OF
nearly $4,000, ,OO9.
| PHILADELPHIA has $50. .6a4 pupils in
her public schools
/ IHUSDKRBoLT is the name of a new
post office in Georgia
4 THERE are ass women in charge of
/ American post Offices.
4 COLONY Of $50 colored persons have
settled in Alexandria, La
NEW YoRK Is about to undertake the
erection of new city hall .
AN eagle Perched on Trinity steeple
II New York, the other day
THg rice crop in the sOuth this year Is
estimated to be sI5, OOO.O .OoO pounds
II is said that 8. coo varieties of goods
are now manufactured from wood
\ GENEVA man has invented a watch
7yhieh speaks she hours and quarters
Wolves are reported 10 lie very num-
erous in the vicinity OF Elk River. Minn.
AWAITING editor in Kansas adver-
'ises FOR dressed hog on subscription
81. PETERsBURG is preparing to build
bridge over the Neva 70 cost sii.OCO.-
Cock lighting has been reported BY
seven judges as q legal spo,t in SCOT
land
a MARIETTA man writes that in 1872
ne made - ~ net from each hen on his
place
TnE Worlds fair buildings viii COS,
ssaoeQ.oo1, according to The latest esti-
mates
MRS HANNAH CuARp. Of Port Norris, /
\, Y, IS reported 10 be nearly leo years
OF age
THERE are stars whose diameter Is
greater than tha, Of our whole solar
CHINESE evade the an,i-opium law in
this coun'Ty by hiding the drug in waI-
mt shells.
THos, j. CARrESrER Of Canton. Ga
raised a hog last fall which weighed
10 pounds. i
MING HUNRERr and Queen MarChar-
IA are 10 celebrate ,heirssilver wedding
IN AprllsT.
TnE city Of LubeclS, Germany. is pre-
'aring TO celebrate this year It's sSesh
AtARaE depasit Of alum, tits claimed.
'as been discovered near Asheville,
North Carolina.
Miss MARY NO0nY, niece of the Ia.
nous evangelist, intends TO engage in
tissicnary work.
! Nav NolsS city shoemaker displays
signwhtch reads as follows; ''SQaeaSs
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-01-27
THs KHEpIvE DEFIANr.
His Ho>tiii;y to England Greatly Fl
cnu-a-,,l h, th., Ts..,,,It

HIS ho>iiii;y io England Greatly En-
courAEsd by the People.
CAIRO, Jan. - ha good impression
caused by the success Of Great Britain's
Intervention in the Egyptian cabinet
affair Is giving way to feeling Of great
anxiety among the European resi-
dents in consequence of the almost
defiant attitude since adopted by
the kheiive. The kuedive's open
encouragement OF popular demonstra-
tions in his favor by ostentations at
tendance at prayers in the Mosque and
performances in the opera-house has
had the effect Of greatly increasing the
excitement among the nativss caused
BY the action Of the British govern
ment English officials here believe
that the khedive's course has shaken
the British position in Egypt and en-
dangercd the progress OF the reforms
instituted by the British government
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-01-27

Or 1s4Sse recruits received into the
German army and navy recently only
81 could not read or write
The mineral production Of Idaho for
1922 was SIS. 900, a falling OF of
y nearly 80 per cent from 1891.
MciLvIN ERILAr, OF Bangor, Ne,
broke his eollar-bone short time ago
while trying to put on bis ulster.
The Kansas State Agricultural col
lege has received SIS. 900 from the United
States during the past two years
/ Mrs JEFFERSON DAVIS has declined
the proposition of her Georgia friend.
TO raise for her cash gift of $1,000
THE governor of Mississippi offers a
/ reward of 10000 for each white cap
I convicted in the courts of that state.
SOME Missouri tobacco seed raised
twenty-nine years ago was planted in
Kentucky in iSsa and grew nice crop
APUBLrc library has been founded in
Panama in commemoration of the aOOth
anniversary OF the discovery of Amer
lea
TIE valley of Roam creek. near De
Beque. Mesa county, Col, has been
stocked with several hundred easte!p
QuzHS
IT IS related of Maximilian. the 0iau,
Roman emperor. that he could grind 70
pisces of hard stone to powder between
his fingers
TEE Sedalia Ra1oo describes GOV
Stones inaugural address as beautiful
as tinted sky and fragrant with the
roses OF thought
LYMAN WILCOX. living near Hudson.
Mich, had eight teeth kicked ont bv :
vicious colt, They were false. and the
dentist fixed them In again.
ADAM PRlsoC, who is ninety-twe
years OF age. recently rode horseback
Il IS said. from his home to Greensboro
\. c, distance of seven miles
A SoUIH CARoLlSA eolored man r.
Gently applied for pension on the
ground that he was swindled when the
Freedmen's savings bank failed
PRESIDENT DiAz IS one of the hardest
worked men in the republic He Is
slSty-two years old. but his life has
been 50 temperate ,ha, he looks much
Younger.
]. NJ. HoLLEnRoF, eolored. who was
lately elected ;aS receiver Of Camden
souuty, Ga, is said to be the first col.
rred man ever elected 10 that position
IN the state
\ rARIE constructed of various his
.orie woods Is 10 be placed in the wom-
ms building, al Chicago, by the ladies
Z paaphia eoan,y, Ia. The center
'icee IS 81 OLIVE wood from tho Mount
4 Olives
An English sparrow ilew into a toy
tore at iNrt Carbon, Pa. aud allghted
pom the money drawer. The voraclous
ird seiHed dime and took wings tor
DO outside world
rneEs ere IN existence. II "a elalmed.
pecimons ~ paper made from rags a.
Arly as the fourteenth century. The
ldes, ex,an. being Il 4 roportod.
ilter from IolnVlllo ~ Louis n. 81
rance dnlod A. "a, laiA
NonollN kustElt brought ault ~ I|AIk
n, Mo-, Ior payment " 1Hl,|ro. N
|'nN|n1 about IN1 maI1|II0 "A I0In 4
Il. a.. la. ..
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-01-27
A MOTHERS PISA.
Carlyle Harris WIS hrc.arrd to Hax.
H. n .-nr-.Hl-. - -

Carlyle Harris wis hyc.arrd to Have
Heel i,orPhize U,sr.
NEw YORK, Jan si.-Mrs F. Ne
Cready Harris, mother Of CARLYLE Har-
ris, found guilty OF mur,isriu- his
young vile, has given out forpublica-
tion lettes IN defense Of her
son Mrs Harris reviews Carlvle's
life and gives her story. of his courtship
and lnarriage and her reasons whv. the
death penalty should no, be inflicted
upon him We have new and irnnort-
ant evidence 10 present on Monday
neNt-affi davits that clearly prove that
Heien Potts was addicted TO the use Of
morphine, she says in conclusion. Il
demand another trial for my hoy. and i
ask eyery lawyer, every doctor. every
clergyman. every man and woman who
cares for Justice TO be administered 10
thiS new trial.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-01-27
L. q. c. LAMAR,
Of the United States Supreme Court,
Passes Away.
ne Judge Appeared to Iie Gradually Cain
lag In Health, iiut a NirI. { Heart AZ
tack Carried Him OE-short
sketch Of IIis Lie.

MACON, Ca, Jan. 24.-Justice l., o. G
Lamar died here at S:5l o'clock Mondsg
evening. IL is a terrible shock to the
community The death was sudden F.
the extreme for although he has been
aliihS FOR some time Justice Lamar an.
peaTed % be gradually gaining In
health. He came from Washington 10
Macon about a month ago. ana has
i'een visiting at the residence ~ NJ
". IL. Virgin, II Vineville. a suburb az
THIS city. Monday afternoon at ab1ut...
Justice Lamar took his overaoat in
tending 70 o,to the e;ty. but was met
= the door by friend. DR. Llewelltn
with whom he returned To the. sitrin,--
room. ~ that time, and during all the
atteruoon, he was in good spirits. and
atdinner Al G.30 Monday evening. he
.eemed % have a good appetite. Dr.
L.ewellyn left the house afJhDt
o'clock, AMI a few minutes later th.
Justice was seized with violent pains
m the heart and died at the hour men
iioned
LueIns Quiutius Cincinuatus Lamar
was born iii rntham county. Georgia.
septeIIber !. ls2j. and after his fathers
lcaih was taken to OxfSrd, Miss here.
he received part Of his education. He
graduated at Emory college, Georgia.
IN 50, studied law in Macon. and was
admitted to the bar in ls47.
IN lsi9 ae returned 10 oxford, Miss.
and for year held profrss0rship ia
The ! niyersfty Of Mississippi. lie re-
signed and resumed the practice Of law
IA Covington, Ga He was elected to
.he legislature in is5g. and in 1854
gain returned To Missis sippi. and set
led on his plantation in Lafayette. be- I
ng shortly afterward elected 10 con-
'ress as deiHotrat He served from
- until lsG1 when he resigned to
alse q seat in the secession congen-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-01-27
ZOE HAEBoas.

Tore itovit..a ~ : ti...,,..--
Iaft. ',''
NAsliN'IoN. jan - E-irce,,.a
'sFf a',s is-taiing n decn iHs,.re-t /.
me e9nsi lsfsa .ah n THE ,Gi.tt-. N
.natsha. tii.1risisiup in .lrs b52iss Il =,
GlF iFe 'iav5as given sae subject ,si,,.H
lA2' EE' all nelg-a iueHtl.z os ,i,s
'i!inlli-e 12TiRs tl..e <9iljistt 3, charge.
iie las as .iai-1'.a-ei 4 lat-yuar mar.
aasine pi.i il.ile lsous,.
Chairman Holman. N lie a6nr,a,-.a.
iions comafitlec4 has rzyIsufs,.i NJ
37l'Frz 70 accept III autcGdinsnt 20 tbs
an" ~ exit Appropriated b.ii v-g.si /.
shc' tyr 2 slrvev f9r an dee hari5- 4,
rITvi--l Or Ml-crsr.s. ar both t-..a,s,
nisr .aeiHuati- NDspes. H. a,j5r.s,i,-,,-
.ta4n ls ~. as-lry for the, ssrrt4, II
- y rsqu'ras direction Uv i4y-. III.
inpleg flf such general ,g5-y lga54
fIare ava able
Ineinaa;tis not alohs in a.prciies-
ineni qref an iep gorge. ~, nations
eap.i2l Is tHrcat attnti.=bya d similar ,nt,.
ioriuEc. The F-thma. js b3apr Fisb
Willi .c2 and .ptsuls.y destruction .f-,,.
- HaTp Ferry there Is trouble, fro.u
lse 1E AiTa wltsr near.y ey5rF sr-inr.
.1t li> saa"a Ena outlook j. lasulee
rom n2,1 ler and water, JG-r NOW
t''re a'hy'4 g, aarit % 5cfrara ,b,s
iieg'a@@t~s tsLe l'aJaMae ~ tiia eaY,,.
n ;1e mouth ri Scatsaarass u4r. rs.-r.
inr Il m eiah. t5 rigitetu i1-,,.s (,
'-.f iirA y % asfa tits i,is ba.3l fr.
e. H "
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IiaIIdeg and wnacat rirh,.

LARAMIE, Wyos, Jan. ~ a tgh, has
eeen arranged to take place neN, Satur-
DAY nigh, between pcaiSnsed bulldog
and mountain wildcat Tor purse OF
SloG On the l+th similar event WAS
booked TO take place, but the city mar
sinai learnfd VIVA, was contemplated
and forbade il within the city limits.
At,eF The games had closed, however, u
Nar;y ol sports repaired 10 a bara in
,hc suburbs where a pit was huyrlcdiy
bmpr,vise,l, aaA the tyh, WAS tang
oi the past before thc police were
a,Nare Of wha, was up The cat MAS
killed In thrcn minutes
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-01-27

Fr. WAHNI, Ind, Jan. - Bishop
Dwenger died At 1O:s5 p m Of organic
disease Of the heart. He had been i'll
for a Little more than three years, and
for abont = year and half has been
unable TO discharge the duties of his
Office. About week since he became
worse and quietly passed. away Sunday
evening. His last pubic service was on
fentecoSt Sunday, when ne ofiiciated at
the morninglnas aud sung the pon;ifi-
cate vespers in the evening, Joseph
Dwenger was born in Auglaize county,
70, in 1881.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-01-27

ElNl0A n ", Jan ~, saturday
night aslcighmg party rctorning irom
hotsehcads To this city was struck ON a
rrade cr0ssing, u mile outside the city
hmitN hy an express train on tho Della.
warc, l.achawanna 4 Western railua,l.
Ihro youne mon wort on the front
tcnt At the sleigh aud three Young
women ON the roar scaL An wcrp
thrown considerable distance, nllrht,
Ia the Anow ono ol iheglrl.. llorlhn
Npnnon, wna lnslanllV killed, anil an,
olhVh NIra Wheeler - badly |ninr1
lnal reolery |Nlmno |.n Tho olnln
s.pepoa un|nlnnpd -
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Coz. Altrrlt Nrrr IIl

SrEINCFIELn. Ill, Jan. -, Gov. Alt
selt IS a very sick man His true con
diiion has been kept from the public.
but II is now learned that he is threat
cncd with pneumonia and his physician
has ordered his removal 10 warmer
climate. As a result ne will leave for
Asheviile, \. C., where he will STAY
until his health Is improved, In the
meantime Lieut.. -Goy McGill will di-
rect the affairs Of state.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-01-27

veniion Of his native state. He cast his
fortunes with the lost cause and le II
the confederate army with the rank of
colonel. after having shared in many
snsarcinents He was again a profcs-
sor in the University 81 Mississippi.
and again took seat in the house az
representatives; was elected to the sem
ate March 3, 1871. March >. 1855. Pr,.si-
Gent Cleveland appointed Mr.. Lamar
secretary Of the interior and after
ward elevated him 10 a seat On
the supreme bench Mr.. Lamar was.
perhaps, as prominent n figure as any
iaai has occupied a seat on the bench
q THAT angus; body. but for months
back be has been almost too iii to take
more than a pcrfunctory interest in the
proceedings His health has been fail
ing for long time, and it was almas. a
defiance of nature that he took hts seat
on the usual decision day. Monday.
He left Washington for the sonth I
abant a month ago He had then /
been confined TO his house in
that city, and was unable to at /
tend all the sessions Of the supreme 4
-'uEt ms absence causing some little 4
delay IL the matter Of rendering she
: .sell-known lake-front case. wherein.
ne city Of Chicago and the Illinois Cen
tr.il railroad were the participants
lusi before his departure from Wash
ngton. however, Judge Lamar was
thought 10 have considerably improved.
iie iook advantage ot an improved feel-f
ne, alid the day before his departure
rom the national capital he made two
ir thrte callspn friends here.
IL was not without dismal forebotl-
ngs that his friends learned. after his
departure. that he had been compelled !,
o take one or two intervals OF rest be-
ore arriving here, and his death. while
wal cause a very severe shock in this
where he was SO widely
,nown and affeetionately regarded.
'iil not be IA every particular great
,irf,riS,a .
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-01-27

NEw ioRR. Jan, - a rrSttv girl
stovawaT was aboard. That' rvas wiia.
the e'utf Capt Francis E,3yya-ls NJ
ported when he rnoored his briy-rirysi
steamer Antwerp seventeen days ont
from Antwerp. Is lgiun, Al Jewel's
wharf IN Brcoklyn. Annie Wi.lia;ns,
10 Years old, is q pretty SRI. ana Is
quite heroine, for she has bS5bab!v
the honor OF being the 6rs, female
stowaway that ever came 10 American
shoreS. From the time Of her l.iS-0verr
ANNIE reeeived the best of treatmei.t.
uer story nleritei Il.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-01-27

roEr AZ rNNrE, iiayii' Jan. N .'rhc
torecs Nnder thc,eornmar,lcf tAe minis.
ter OF war have ryturnc.l Ia triumph
from l. knsc dc Neau, Nthcrc thc ppyis.
ing against the government pf President
llyppulitc has heen rn,lrcly crushed.
They caplurd "a numher of prisoners
who arr IA JAN la this clly,