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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-04-14
CURRENT TOPICS

TEE girls In Savannah take their hats
on IN the theater "",
a Ma HIGHSoTE sings in church
choir AZ Nicola No
LOSDoN bus lines charge double fares
for women in crinOline
or the -. 900 teachers IN the United
States, 90. 500 are women
APAPER has been started in Atlanta
called the Swapping Turtle
(. OSE-HAIF The population OF Mime
sofa and the Dakoias : foreign born
WOVEN zre 10 be admitted 20 the
Pulpi; Of the SwedenborEian church
PHYSICIANS are saying frozen fish are
the cause of = perl:ar rash on the
body.
THE san Francisco police now carry
an zx 10 break into Chinese fan tan
shOPs
CaEIsTIAS JOACHIM NoHx. who has
Just died Al Naples knew sixty Ian
grage$
AccOxAc oounty. Virginia ships
nearly l,00o. 90 barrels sweet potatoes
annually,
FR4SCls MURFHY's son Tom has go;
li,o0e Hartford men 10 siga the temper
znce p-eSEe
ACHCAsO woman has been arrested
On the charge OF stealing = glass eye
from man
STATISTICS q mortality IN the south
show that The 6sath rate Is - ecl0red
10 one white
THE wi-e ual manufacturers have IN
creased The prise Of their p-OdEet one
dollar per key
AS otioe-<eekerOffe-s s5oo to the gov
ernment fox appointment IS postmaster
A. Austin. Tex
THERE is said 10 be invested IN Amer
lean b-eweries akOat 81, 90. CO Of
English capital
WONAS i advancing In thirty-twO
states and territories she enjoys some
form OF suffrage
The starfsh has no nose. hat the
whole Of us under side IS endowed with
the sense Of smell
Christian Snyser has been road super
visor Of Jackson TOWNSHIP. Indiana for
thirty-,hree years
THEEE are nearly seven hundred sp-
Plieants for one vacancy in the pay
ocEps Of the army
A BUFEAIO frn recently advertised
for a reS3-headeSi young woman 10 drive
four white horses
II Is said that the water line has
risen one FOO, all around the Gulf %
McNic,a since lSSA
\ rio with fve well formed ears IS an
animal nlonStr,Si,y owned by Daniel
Reese. Of tMaReic, Ind
An the prcsCn, time the PAilaaelpAia
SchOo, os l'cdagOSy consists Of eleven
professors and one pupil
IAsr year more tonnage passed
thrnush the Sault Ste Marie canal
than through the Sucs canal
uNpER the present law IL Is q pcni.
tentiary oilcnse fora full-grown Miss
sonrlan ~ gamble with a boy
A NAN Ia iaekcnsack, \. j., was
recently sentenced 10 sixty days inn
rtlsonment Tor swearing IN p0blsc.
lAOeSs sixty feet hong without a
Nreak are found quite fteQuently IN tho
onyN Querrles Ia i.owVF California;
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EXCLUSION.
To Geary Chinese Act to 70
Strictly Enforced.
CIliaamen SLOW 60 AsanThenI.eites Of tho
OpPorthnity Onsred Them u lake Oat
oeTtgheAtes of ReEistEattOa-TiIo
Day Of Grace Approaching.

WAsIiiSGT0y, April io,-Thcre IS con-
siderable work ahead for,tbe treasury
department II II intspis - ENFORCE 10
the letter the Geary Chinese exclusion
act, which provides for the deportation
OF those Chinese labGrcrs n0g here who
fal 70 register and show tneir right 20
t,a Ia the niteu States within one year
from the passif Of the act May :
the last day. according % the act, VIXEN
Chinese Eabprers may register
: Chinarnen are slow 70 avail them
selves 81 the opportunity afforded them
Is taise out certificates o. registration.
and The latest adgiees received At tie
treasury. department Indicate that not
more than u Few thousand of the hum
dred Or more thousand believed 20 Dc
in the United States have taken the
necrssary steps The department has
not. however. taken any action antiei-
pat9ry OF the problble failure % the
Cuirese 20 register, and in this Like IN
other Hiagters Is mot crossing any
briige before ii: is reached y
IDGeed il appears doubttuis Z any
thing viii te done bcfars the date
above named, and il IS likely that ac-
;ign may - deferred until The case ihat
j. = le brought in q Nrw YORK court
q. test the. cqnstitutionai5tg of the act
is detided-
Tnt department yielded several
fassuts in the CHinamah's favor yester-
lat: when IL issued an order dispensing,
with The regulation requiring lpPlG-
cauts Tor certificates ot residence 70
furnish photographs q themselves and
requiring the affidavit 81 only one cret-
itatlc witness % i,s fact of lawtal resi-
'dencc 10 the country. instead % twO IS
heretofore
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WISE PERu-


The Little GeyerzElsnt Promptly APOE-
OSiz=- for the Acts ola Noa
WAsHINSTOS. April l1--ME Hieks
nited States minister 10 Peru in a
czb.e-rzn 70 the state department.
dated Lima. April .. Locates the scene
of the recent saekinE OF . United States
consulate Al MoileRdo He says the
Peruvian C0vernment expresses regret
~ Ikc oseenrrenee, has removed the
snb-p7efeet Ot the department OF Mol
isudo- and VIII provide proper reparz-
tiou for the los of property Wm F
Griffiths. cf Pennsylvania i the COZ
suIzE agent al LIeilendO. but It Is
ttou-ht he ! not the Fersoa injured IN
the riot t5- il his original dispatch
Minister Hicks. sPoZe Of tha, individual
as the acting consular agent
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-04-14
The WORLDS FAR
win he set In Motion by President Cisvs-
lard the First OF NaT

viii he set In Motion by President Cieve-
lard the First OF Way
CHICAGO. April l0-Presideut CIsve-
land ..iII touch of the WORKS fair on
May l in the presence Of from 10000
to $50. 900 people The plan 10 have the
opening exercises in 3 small hall has
been abandoned. and the ceremonies
will be held &: the east front Of the af-
ruiuistration building There was CON
siderable objection to the ulassinr Of 80
large a crowd in one portion % the
grounds 10 witness the ceremonies zs
it was feared that It might ruin the
lawns and flower gardens. bat these
were overcome by those who favored
an open air programme
A substantial platform viii be built
Just in front of the administration
building. This will be connected with
machinery hall. so that PreSiden;
Cleveland viii only have to step 70 the
speakers table TO touch the button
The new plan furnishes many opportu-
mites fox picturesque effects Il is
proposed to mass all the electric
launches. gOutolas and o;her water
craft in the basin and in front Of the
administration building. Thousands
of spectators can get a fine view Of the
platform from the water front
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ORDERED TO CEASE WORK
Because ohNumerous Alleged Broken
Agreements
On the Part Of tie Worlds Fair Managers
-Ihe Men Claim TO Be satisfied. How
ever. and May Refuse TO Obey the
Order-Ihs Matter Considered

CHICAGO, April l0.-At . O'Clock Mon
day morning all the union men en-
pIOyed on the Worlds fair grounds vill
go out on strike Between 5. 60 and
9. s.eq9 men, representing all Of the build
ing trades viii b affected The order
to strike was issued Saturday. By A P.
Russell. president of the Building
Trades council Of this city. Nr Rus-
sell and his assOciates were hard at
work Sunday informing different trades
unions Of the decision reached By the
board of delegates
The board % delegates representing
the building trades at the fair grounds
held secret meeting all day Saturday
The result Of the meeting was tie
strike which Is ordered for Monday
morning
During the meeting manifesto was
drawn up. copy Of which was sent 70
President HigginbOtham late Saturday
night The manifesto i resume Of
the relations which have existed BE-
tween the exposition COMPANY ard Or
ganizei labor ItteIlsof broken agree
ments on the part Of the Worlds fair
officials and numerous other griey-
ances Will the labOring men az the
rark quit work at the command OF the
officers Of their unions2 This Is the
important question Managers Of the
Worlds fair do not beIiese they VIII
the men are satisfied with the wages
paid by contractors They are. making
more money than at any time IN the
history OF their organizations, and wiki
few exceptions they are satisfied with
the present situation
a general strike of union labo-ers at
the fair nox would resuI { IN one of two
things-either the exposition managers
would be compelled 70 bend 10 the
terns of trades unions no matter how
unreasonable the terms might be, or
they would be forced 70 open the fair
in a ragged and incomplete condition
With AL the men now employed a. the
park. working day and night the ex-
position would be finished none too
soon
President HiggeHbotham, IN speaking
of the matter. said: President Russell
handed me the ultimaturu on Saturday
night told him the Exposition Co
could rot agree TO the terms
II pointed out 10 him the fact that
the only demand made by the building
trades council was that no u0n-union
men should be employed by the ExpOsi-
tion Co He agreed that that was VIZ
tually the demand then told him that
two years ago the agreement had been
made between the Exposition Co and
the Builting Trades council that union
and non-uuion men should be employed
without Discrimination do not be-
Iieye that all the men Will obey the
order 10 go out as know many of then
desire TO work
They are getting good wages and
are well treated However. If they do
am willing 20 open with an unfinished
fair Il Is practically complete now and
we can finish the rest before long
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Az Englishnan N PhiIa6elphia says
I he hasn't eaten bread for twenty years,
but he eats meat four tines day.
A SALISBURY IN Cl farmer states
that hogs watered exclusively with
well water VIII be free from cholera
A FETRIFIED mound-buiIder has ar
I rived AZ Topeka from Oklahoma Faith
er Baker pronOunees i genuine speci-
men
! FISH IN the Royal Aquarium IN St
Petersburg are s1iIl alive after having
been on exhibition for more than l5O
years
DAVID NCCoY, OF California. who Is
reported to be IOs years OF age. Is said
10 be the Oldest var veteran in this
eountrE-
TExAs has 3 Deaf Smith county, about
the only Instance of nickname having
been fixed upon an important political
division
A Missouri man has applied for >
divorce after ten days Of married lie
beczuse Of the pugi.istie inelinztiOns Of
the bride
ATYFE Of hrezrm has been invented
n England by which compressed gas :
utilized instead Of powder As prOPen-
ing fozcz
De MAETIS KELLOsG. installed -
president Of the university of Cali
tornia- was the senior professor Of that
institution
TWIS s5stsrs. Mrs Aekernan and
MrS Christian. Of Glea Elyu, near
Chicago. recently celebrated their
ninety-srst birthday.
So SNAIL IS the shread carried by the
spindle OF the phoaOgrzph that the
process Of threading requires the aid
OF mechanical device.
MEEvIS PACE = eoio-ed man Of How
ard county, No, wears = shoe that
measures fourteen inches in length and
I've inches ACROSS the sole
A MOTHER at PemiseOt. No, has four
daughters who hear these ecphOnious
names Beulah. May. Ivy Rose, BeOda
Alwilda and Gre;a Alfieta
[. : SESATOR PETTISRkw, Of South
Dakota, wears top boots and scragyy
heard. and looks more like = granger
than any populiS; OF them all
The production Of rubber boots and
shoes in this country IS about equal 10
pair year for every man. woman
and child in the United States
MIS- JASE L EowLE. of DedhAm.
Mass, has been awarded $3.50 by Bos-
ton JURY against a dentist who extract
ed \ sound tooth instead OF decayed
one
AN A,ehison county kan farmers
net profits last wear on his eighty-aero
farm were sl46& The net profits %
his wife from torty-twO hens in the
same time were slssl Is
\ REEcH tree On which Daniel Roone
earvc,i his name in rude letters ISIS years
ago viii bc unique par,of Tenncssec'a
eontriba,ion to Worlds tair eurlos Tho
trcc was long landmark near Jones'
hOra Tcnn
In NJ n HARRIS oi Milan. Tenn,
has in his posscssionN pair II spectaclea
owned and worn by Cen Marion during
the revolutionary war They aFc madn
Of steel ana were constructed IN black
smith shop
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-04-14
JEFF DAVIS REMAINS
Arrangement. for Their Removal From
Nsw orleans 20 RlehmGhd.

Arrangements for Their Removal From
NsW orleans 70 Richmond.
EIen@oND Va. april u The eHecu-
,sEe committee Of lee camp. .n charge
% the aErali .,sisents for the. removal Of
shc remains q jefferson Davis from
Nyw orleans 70 this citv. has completed
iliy details - the programme Gen
JOHN ~ Gardon, OF Georgia. vill bs
chief marshal, and Gov Phi.ip " Me
Il nHtv. u Virginia, chairman q the
cd=nuii;ee On invitations and reception
y tsc commanders q all confederate
camps o. this state arc % te mem
ta-s uf this committee !; Is not
ye: known At what points the
funeral train viii stop. but the
governor Of each state through which
il passes w.ll accompany IL through
JaaiF rs sFecyive states, thereby giving
s5at approval Of the conveyance
taf9urh their borders The c0-teEe
tei!l leave New Orleans May - and NIL
teach This city On the evening - the
s.th The easket viii be borne 20 the
state capitol. which viii be appropriate
j. decorated and where guard OF
honor from Lee amp and Pickett Camp
Of Coufs&rra:-. Veterans will watch il
during the night
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-04-14
A FANATIC
Tries to XIII CardinAI yssEarJ Of HasEary
intense Hatred shown Toward the
E E'fagsTIan Primste. ~

Tries to XIII CARDINAL ys.EarJ Of HasEary
-Intense Hatred shown Toward the
EHhgsTIan Primste.
YIESSA, April II. Great excitement
has been caused by an attempt 20 as
sassinate Cardinal Easzary. the primate
Of Hungary. The cardinal was walk
ing with his secretary when a we'll
dressed young man rushed upon the
cardinal and made desperate attempt
70 stab him with allnife- The cardinal
stepped tO,one side. avoiding the blows
of the assassin, while the secretary re-
ceived tHo severe stalls at the hands Of
the desperate assailant The would-be
murderer was arrested, but refused 70
zise any information as 20 his motive
or Identification, Cardinal Vaszary was
unhuEt
There seems 20 be no doubt that the
attempt u murder The cardinal was
prompted by the intense struggle now
going on in Hungary in relation 70
civil marriage and the baptism Of
children .cf mixed marriages, in which
the cardinal IS looked upon as the
leader Of the ecclesiastical party.
The fact Is also recalled that in De-
eenber last Cardinal Yaszzry. who was
then prince primate but now promoted
TO be cardinal was attacked by .
g1uBg man with revolver The young
man claimed 70 be the son Of mag
nate and entered into conversation
with the ptimate on the subject of the
marriage controversy, pretending 70
support the pTimaie,s views Suddenly
the young man produced = revolver
and compelled the pEinate TO give up
his ring. germs and diamonds The
fellow was probably nothing but q
ropbeEr In the present instance the
assailant appears TO be . fanatic
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-. -Fani.r-

VXIIAEAI>U. Ind, April 10 II Lewis
Foster buried two children who died
with Jipftheria When the parents
reached home from the funeral another
child IVES dead, while two other chill
iEen are lying At the point Of death
THIS Is the fifth death IN the family
within ten days Besides. two children
died with the same disease in January
I'ae ueichbors do not render any ASS
ance as they are afraid Of the dread
disease
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NASHVILLE, Tenn. April 1.-The
legislature adjourned Monday night
after stormy and tumuItu0uS session.
The appropriation revenue and mill
tary bills were PASSED and signed bv
the governor Monday night one OF
the important bills passed i one pre-
Pera;ory 10 the b1ildin- OF I new peui-
te1iiary and the abolition OF the Ieez-
ing OF e5nvictS Nearly al the mem
bers left Monday night for Washing
Ton on 4 -r-r-
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nunttN, April o. Baron ifoOghton,
The lorl b0uyenept ot ifehnd, has
-SceNcd tho preparations far armed
raisiguee. .,a tlle hsahe rula caNse hy
tsum ah urlof @iMiuoIt'W mpogta.
tlon rl arm, Nnd ummNuttian tn nv
land Thtsf ,au only lv ,mrortrd at
ccp,am ports mad all consifnc ~ pNsI
pruvl5us a. caniigpmen,s. obtain q lcr-
lnll iar Tho importation frnm tito Gus,
tom olllfce, giving particulars ~ the
nrms cunslgnolh Ihe customs eiliccgs
arc authorized 81 rpau packages con'
lalnInR arms % ammunition Imported
oonuary 70 hs oldoga
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-04-14
DIED TOGETHER
= Young STarricd CouPie struck Dead
Hy Train

Hy Train
CINcINSAII, ipril ia terrible aeci-
dent octprrcd at the Northsidc station
Of the baltimore and Ohio railroad in
Cunminsvilie SUNDAY evening Mex
Stcuer and his wife Mary, while cross
ing the track 10 ooari Baltimore and
oAio train VS. struck by = Big IJur
train ami Instantly killed There was
no warning. and Monday the police will
investigate and some arrests viii
probably be made, as il IS claimed that
there IS 4 state Law which compeis pas
seugcr trains TO stop at stations where
another train j. in waiting for Passen-
gers
Nick Sieucr was = years old, and
I3vcd with his wife Mary, aged =. at
Maais1svSile 81. where they were
raised, and where their parents stiilre-
Side Tie couple were visiting Mrs
Nille iu CuusIninsvilse, and were about
70 take Inc train FOR home when killed
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- M,rrr- ncad

SFoux FALIs, : D, April il--''So
Mater tho famous Sioux chief. who
WAS the center Of the ghost dancing Of
two wears ago. which preceded the
P.ae Ridge war, and about whose camp
the trouble ceI1tered, died here Mon
day morning CT pneumonia He was
Implicated in the recent killing of four
cowboys and was iii when arrested
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-04-14
School FUNDS do 10 a Parish

CoLruEC-. o.. April lI.-Afidavits
have been submitted . School Com
missioner Carson which charge a mis-
application of the school funds Of
Darby township, Union county II IS
alleged that several hundred dollars
II publie funds nave been paid to the
support Of a school taught by Luz
theran minister, who instructed classes
Of children ~ Lutheran parents in his
church Mr. Carson has sent MS chief
clerk Capt Matthews. 10 the place TO
make an invest CATION
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-04-14
Negro Lyncbed on suspicion

AtBANY, ia. Aprilll.-H Henry Smith
ers, a Negro, was lynched near Donald
souvIlle, in Miller county. He was
hanged to a tree and his body riddIed
with bullets He was arrested on sus-
picion % entering room occupied by
four ladies' Their screams caused him
to .iy tie was captured and on the
way to Jail an armed mob lynched him
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-04-14
Ano,her Kioter on TrinI.

LAFATErTE. Ind, April 1.-The sec
ond az the opera house riot cases, the
state - Peter J. Clark. who IS charged
with assault; with intent TO murder
George +. Rud0lph. the ex-priest, was
called in the circuit court Monday be-
fore JHtge I.anEion- 4 special venire
Of - names had been drawn from
which TO select . jagy-
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FERDINAND WIN Live High.

yIESSA April lL-Prinee Ferdinand
of Bulgaria Is devoiing his time and
money TO preparations for maintaining
a magnificent court in sofia after Ibis
marriage 20 Princess Mary Louise.
daughter ot the duke Of Parma He
has bought $50 gala liveries for laekeys,
several gala coaches. eighty horses and
many valuable paintings
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-04-14
r.h.,. on ,hn Rnn

LoNroN, April IA dispatch to the
Brazilian legation in London from Rio
Janeiro. states that the insurrection in
the province OF Rio Grande do Sui IS
being suppressed and that the rebels
are everywhere being closely pursued
hy the government forces and have
been driven close TO the Uruguayan
frontier.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-04-14
p.ep.,, prrirE R.eort.

SEATTLE, Wash, April IO-caP-
Clfris;iansoR has made one Of the deep
est dives on record lie plunged into
tae waters Of Elliott bay. and after
twenty minutes returned with lead
Ike ami bleizet from one of the matches
Of the tug Majestic. lying At depth at
half fioo6-,ide Of ia5 feet He appar-
emily suffered no great ineonvenienoc-
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,fnr.Icrcd y, e. Husband.

MENFEIs, Tenn. April Il-Nellie
Roe. wife q Ned Roe, was found Mon
day morning with her skull crushed
she lay on her bed and her two chill
dren were on the fioOr. Her husband
expressed great grief when ne saw her
The woman regained consciousness long
enough 10 say: Ned done it with a
hatehet,- when she relapsed into a
seaseltss condition The hatchet was
found ami the husband was arrested
TIE woman will die.
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oh,o Crops an ,s,-h..

.COLuNEUS q, April u. The month
" cron rcrari 81 the state board %
agriculture Just i>sped shows the grow
ing ecrcals q 6e in gtoj c0nGi;ion
Wheat Is reported ;, = per eeIrt-. Fruit
nroSiects nr.. EtsN.A
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-04-14

WAsHISsTOy. April IL-Nz Edwin
c Fowler the chief clerk 70 The first
assistant postmaster Espsral has beea
detailed 10 assist NIr Maxwell Daring
the first administration OF President
Cleyeland NJ Eosyle- Was acting 6rst
assistant much ~ the ti-ze. and zs chief
clerk 10 NJ Stevenson became thO--
orshly familiar with the duties OF the
Office
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-04-14
NIinis,nri.incnln Cnmins Homc.

IcSpoN, April IL Hon Iober, T..
Lincoln, American minister, will sail
Tor the United states on April ~, leav-
ing SECRETARY Whitc in charge Of the
legation until the arrival of Mr..
EANnrll ~.
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seaa.sr oh.nalsr Pro.ss.s.

WASmNeroN, April 10 = Senator
Chandler, chairman Of the senate com
mi,tee on immigratiou, has addressed a
letter to Secretary Carlisle protesting
against Assistant Secretary Spauldlng's
construction " certain clauses ot tho
immigrtioG law
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Lizzie Borden at the Bar.

FALL ElvER, Mass. April 1.-THE
spring term of the circuit court, which
oistaesl Monday. will be rendered note
worthy by ire trial Of Lizzie Borden
for the alleged murder of her father
and mother IN August Of last year un-
der circumstances which created ma
rionaI sensation She IS already under
indictment and the case IS the first one
on the calendar
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-Elertric 90 CnlIIde-

ST Louis Mo- April IO-Iu street
car collision ~ Tenth and Washington
stregts Monday half q dozen people
were seriously injured Two electric
cars on The Newton and Bellefontaine
road crashed into horse car of the
Northern Central line All those hurt
are Italians Several are in critical
condition.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-04-14

NtwfpET, L L, Afril 1.-The
cruiser Ieir6't was put Through her
preliminary trial paces Mhnday On
her maximum ran. she made hcr first
mile u the rate - abou, II SnoSs while
\ thc uicatf spced - this trial was Is 6S-io9
knots The last TWO trials were made
thrQGyh fotcei draRght iicr turning
at high slH-et was rcmariSabic.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-04-14

SAN PRANcsC.A Apyii 1.-THE L. $
steamer Adams eoaledat Mare island,
having becR Saddenly:ordcrcd 70 - 10
Honolulu and relieve the new cruiser
nostop The R0stons hnn : badly
foaled aud Is escomlng plttcd She
will procccd NJ once to san Francisco
and 50 on tho dry aoSlk
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Ia ReAy ronna.

plNNouFL Ind, April 10 The body
81 Patrick MulNgan, who was drowned
by Jumping FROM u moving train a
month ago, was found SnndNy in tho
river several hundred yards from
whcrc no was drowned Ito lived AZ
hriN. lNnn
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CO,.rNRUs. q. April 10 -Sscre;ary Of
State Taylor authorised the Cleveland.
Canton and southern railroad 10 i'm
erase its capital stock s., lOoOt0 The
fee for this increase under the Massie
law Was Sa,Ioo and check for that
amoun; accompanied the application
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-04-14

OnAnA. Neh, ,Aprllio'- The Nebraska
Impeachment eases against Ex.Atty.-
son, Lecse, EN.Audllor llonlon, secro-
lnry ~ hgato Allen Atty, Ten Hast.
lrga and Commissioner Humphreys Will
10 heard la lho supreme court Monday,