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Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-02-11
Te|egrapbic TidingS
WASHINGTON MATTERS,
NEW MEXICo's CHIEF JUSTICE.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 1.-THE presiden
to-day nominated Judge O'Brien, of
Minnesota, to be chief justice for New
Mexico.
THE NOMINEE ALL RIGHT.
To the New Mexican.
WASHINGTON, Feb. ll.--President Har-
rison to-day settled the controversy over
the chief justiceship OF New Mexico BY
appointing to the position Judge O'Brien
OF Minnesota, stauch Republican, able
llwyer, and, altogether excellent man for
the office. Citizens OF the territory now
in Washington are much pleased over
the result. lSigned] New MExlcANs.
RANDALL's CONDITION.
A great change for the worse is said to
have occurred in Samuel j. Randslls
condition during the past iorty-eight
hours, and his appearance indicates that
the end is not lar Off 1t is probably
only his marvellous will power which
keeps him alive now. Members of his
household no longer attempt to conceal
their anxiety regarding him. Mr.. Ran
d III yesterday suffered a relapse, from
which he has not rallied, as his attenants
hoped he would.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-02-11

BISMARCK, N. D., Feb. l0.-A member
OF the house says twenty members Of that
body have agreed to sustain the governors
veto OF the lottery bill when it con es up.
1t will take twenty one votes to defeat its
passage over the veto. Opponents OF the
lottery bill think it surely will be defeated
either before or after the veto, while the
friends are very confident of winning.
Public meetings are being held all over
the state to consider the scheme.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-02-11
A bau Duo.A,ss.

KANSAS Cry, Feb SD. Findlay
shot and killed Joseph Carr Saturday
afternoon: Findlay was politician and
one OF the best known sporting men
In the west. Carr is a private detective
whom Findlay long ago discovered dog
glng his footsteps and whom he had ar
rested once. 1t turned out that Carr had
been hired by Findlay's wife to shadow
him and report his misconduct. Since
that time Findlay and Carr have been
bitter enemies. The two men met this
afternoon and exchanged few angry
words, and then Findlay drew his re-
volver and fred some shots into the de-
tectives body. Findlay is locked up.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-02-11

Our astronomical reporter hands in this
note: Venus and Saturn are the evening
stars from February IS. The latter will
rise in the east at the moment the sun
goes down in the west. Uranus will rise
at II 80 in the evening. Saturn is in the
constellation of the lion, Venus in the
goat an Uranus in the virgin.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-02-11
bench the preat shovn,en pot o,,I,. -.

bench the great Snowman not only OH
ain 'd q Yerdictin his favor, but succeeded
Ill making the august court big adyer-
ilsement Tor his show by Inviting Lord
thIes Justice Coerridge to visit it AS he
eft the box. 1t was the first time the
ccourt OF queens bench had been used to
boon a SHOW. and the dodge caused ire
pressible laughter.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-02-11

BaFhum IN London.
LONDON, Feb. lin spite of the bad
gering Barnum was subjected to in the
white elephant case in the court of Queens
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-02-11
Dakota Is Prohibition,

PIERRE, S. D., Feb. l0.-The legislature
has passed the prohibition bill, and While
prohibition folks felt jubilant, they regard
two important features OF the bill which
have been stricken out, as not sufficiently
binding, VIZ: Requiring physicians to
state the nature of the complaint and
why liquor is required in making out a
prescription and giving the authorities
the right to search private dwellings for
liquor.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1890-02-11
After Fifty Years.

LONDON, Feb. 1.-THE queen yesterday
celebrated the tiltieth anniversary OF her
marriage in a very quiet manner. Lord
Salisbury has been unable to induce her
to open parliament to-day.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-06-23
En- Enterprising Farmer.

ChaS. llamMOad, who runs =
large tarm jus, acros> the river
trOm this plac.> has aga,n shown
himsclt ~ h. y farmer II Mc pr
grcSSlvN ,ype, Yesterday he NJ
cciNcd y ncw rSAlev and hladeF, ~
the most impvOvNSl ,ypN the arSt
Ovov brought 10 this seylion, Ii
wNlss, binds with twiRc, aud dFNps
tho sAeavcs In lots " lwVly,s Mr.,
Hammond ralsvs the hcst s,wsl
and kcops Np with tho l,mc IN cv,
cFy way, ltWc hal mOvv such on.
sorpglslng lavN,prs lhls country
woula ho IN 4 much hotter coNal'
llnn.
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Chrss.ian SndeaNorers n
ssorsreal

as Fog tEe Esoassa IMP frsa
CSz,lazat5 NEa- she 4 H-S- y l.
H.
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& a. cssehCsfSss tAe ssiozTo1S
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( ssassa, AErsyi-s Al Nsarara taiiS
s. us @ssszHO0a ard TeH-aal7lns
1ha.e easil sarS. ShsSce saTo0sA
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l.sN-eace gTver IL Aontresl, Si.ss'
svss. IL Silsoee SSssNs, resaruins Va
.P,ss EsGgva and The svSSs - SkasT
Taansl, TioScsS 8 god resora.ss
.ar..l ,rsss ear tASe in CAlcsSN Snd
.ks WSSal> Esir rssrniss Moves
.as& &. Ei.x n. II ClacSaSasi, h'sr
tSssnsr l,.sosSssslea. sSiSssSS h a
NstSrsaSeS. SscGSfsh a>a>SsaSeS
Ageas, CA. ( 2, 4, l., SHnSia-
a&ss.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-06-23

Tho sanitary condi'oa u l.eoiSa
isnO, q, gs,,,l IS W. wish IL So Il.
Inv oaOat dos ienaci Is kCcpleg
tho lo,< nlaoa danny and pealagionS,
and the oawlSsS AcQsck,elNr Is al
lcsrsuv nllcs 81 nlosc se smell o.
hcaVon, Rotten potatoes, stab
cAblAe,, aNelon, n>h, ru,gla mea,,
dish wa,or and slolls an ,hwwn
Inln <lroets and haVk yarls, anil
whom too sDa >lFlkcs tho Mul
Ipasses With q loilS-hogsV powcr
ssGvcn,>.p>,n splegN,c and wen
acnncd sl|ok. esa|l lhr nnsc and
nsnnlp lpe|H ~ |oel N|vk What
vonl0I d a.,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-06-23

The friends % a very ostim bic
lady. We'll known Ia I5oaisa, an.
mourning her sudden death. Mrs.
Mary Jane AIsihcr-, ot Cincinnati.
died n her home on Walnut Inns
on last Tpcz.lsy morning. after a
very brief iiluess. Sine hsd been
in had health FOR some months, bHt
m one 9-uSl.,-ie.i iie end Was -
near. Her sister. Mrs- NJ ETe,se.
ans in Cincinnati when Nrs- Math-
rr- dI9si. The burial occurred yes
fsnlay morning. We are without
further particulars.
Mrs- Nathers was the daughter
% Nicholas and Eliza Metiuire. and
She survivs,i her venerable father
alsoai year. Her mother Is very
old aud iniTnl, but her mind i APP
parenily A. strong and rs bright as
ever. Mrs. Maihers Was very ~G-
perior Woman ia many respects
She was well educated. gentle and
refinS,l in manner, and devoted 10
tll,s-r ~ her bIoOd- Her kindness
and CHARITIES were not confined to
honse. however. for many who We're
sound only hy the ties of 4 com
mon humanity have nslsan to cali
her hless-s,i- Mrs. MaiherS Was in
her iifty-nintt year and leaves no
children. her only child dying
nany ytars ase-
We tender our sympathy In her
benavs,l Kindred
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-06-23
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Nc.ld,s Fs.- EscursIons.

2e ii p Ezl allow stop
over e f.rezzrzi5 81 Al tirEets
Fsatiias tzak way
On 81 1EsE s-4rsl Fair JIzlS-
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lszis2l vuEErsifBg tEe -s0-lJ,> Fair
trsr, llr- ariIuE sTaaSss.si Inducements
QT rsi 81 the esslz--.s { ,IlcIn1aii
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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-06-23

A beginning In the work Of build
ing good roads in this county =
ieing made Every good citizen
who can see further than the end
OF his nose will say -amen; lei the
good work eontiaue.r
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-06-23

The following item Is IN rsSsar'l
TO Rev. Hiner. south Methodist
pastor \: shis place. who Is now Al
Ii.<lfaui. IrimBle ceaniy. The
articlc J. froIn \ losras paper: Rev.
NJ. w Hiner delivered his first
Of ssricS Il sermons 70 a very
fair auiienc,. on Sunday morning.
his theue b-.ing the Resurrection
y good feeling prevailed and mSay
tears were she'd n h. depicted the
sleriss % the spiritual l..ly and os
the heavenly country
At night he delivered - large
audience very unique and
ss.Saga;fal sermon On The Ge<Es,l
tn, I-ewer Of God unto salvation.
He gave the people something IN
think about Mr.. Hiner is very
fluent and eloquent speaker. and ii
Is hoped that his sermons will ae-
eomplish great good.
Monday Eisht-SUhIeet. Graees
Marvellous. matches in its saving
sustaining and kCcping power. isS
all Snnicicacy in life, adVerSiry,
prosperity, in ,roOhls, S.irrOw, sick
mss aud death.
The audience was larss,s. attentive
and shOagGtf0l,
Tuesday niyht--Suhjec,. Faith,
laae of thought ~Christ a lamb
slain Tor thc foundation II tho
world.~ ~rhc Gospel prcAchcsi To
.Nhyaham,r salvation hy Gath
then ~ now, Faoch had this tcS-
,lmoay, that hc pleased God. Ahcl
oncNrd y lamb typical NJ Christ the
lamhNt cod, and was accounted
rlahlcONs, Moses and others, Scc
llONrpw mn yhap,cr
Tho wVakcsi man in thO churh,
thONrh stumbling and lalllnc, and
wv making an cnOr n nlNml h
hc,lpr than tho simmer. ,hc mor.l'
IA " nv outsider ANdlONco r,'nl
and NllepI|>N onl|ook prlm|slne,'
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-06-23

Mr., i. T. I.,onsf,iWiii remeve his
Family u this place sssoa and vail
o>rury tbs hriek IN ,ac lowes part
ii tewn rsesas.y so.d hy Mai.
Eoschcst 70 Capt. N. fvcesc
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-06-23

Two haa,iT,,i 81, m annually
kiiiel IA ihe uaiSef iiy = Buffalo
syr ptyssolasisfl apartments
sih. thai We had sac.i az Institution
hrre
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-06-23

rs Aie nos merely making a
statement whcn W say the MN
os.ice VII save yets i'.cs,s,f - job
prinsing- We an eivinE ycn iaris-
s.ssl1e ami Sec-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-06-23

Ashland Is advertising . game Of
hall between the Louisa and Ash
land clubs for July 18th. We know
that II will not h. played Louisa
has no base hail club this year.
Look out for fakes.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-06-23

Ex-Shcria a. l. shannon aPpear-
ii in court last Monday and prc-
scnttd his rcccips iSom the Treas
urcF for S7iSV2ia fan oi balancc
eeainss him Tor lSsAa
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-06-23

sIisS i,mna TEsman, an esiims-
H. young lady u l;siclsanan. this
county. died hast sscck. aiieE hong
i.l0sss She r..s teacher in the
v,snty sclipOis-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-06-23

30. Hatcher 4 O.. WsFe aNaT'i-
81 shroea;rags teE suPpiy ies ne
eevcFnmeaS sHas irat- t,'h srs-
a1fics.
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C. w. CUNNELl-.

SaEslyaa * ki=s sss n : nies r.
81 Ep=a Hans ard iSU.Ak1a~s Ra-I
-. S v5.ck. ~ theta
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Mrs Prank stafford, i-iiil STAT
lord and Ella IiussiinsDa passed
thr.,zgh Louisa enroate Tor Pike
vile. iss7 Saiur5ay.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-06-23

Pear ~ shc rceeni additions q
tlc baptist church were iariis'NI
& .Ae so9t - he saislc iasI Sunday
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-06-23

fr1nk II Gamonsi Is OF daty At
-. ". tsanBeii's Tor > ihTg weeks
yaritior
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asss. Julia Diiioa..of Caiicsis'inrg,
~ htre last vts, Visiting tie
fsEsisv Is iiaH. pix1u-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-06-23

Ilavo ans Victor lscs-s... lSiich
~sli s.ai cheap. cash - Install
msts- Apply 10
InssS n. a. MATT
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3irs. ~. Med and Miss. fi,a.ls,
ami Hernia Sar,laP arr.v.-t from
t.aGale y. r. i.sst Eridsf - spend
the san.rllI.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-06-23

Mfs. Iolft BBFchett !. visiting
frisnls and relative. At calletis-
hnrs
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-06-23

Miss Nets Stewart NeaEt9 Cow
in-,on Wednesday for ~ extentc'l
visit.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-06-23

a cDaeoded by all i''ai }, {.
Hatcher q ;he piaee fo' gForerle-
eaeqR
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sirs X. r. Ninson visited Tela-
tiysz a caiioitsbuts Men;iay-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-06-23

Miss taates. - l.ezinsi. r vis-
isinS tct si.iis. Nrs. I ltsyi~, -
a. Fiae
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nF SNstnan has grown l,riEc
rss;isis in isi. gaE.iea- i;+- one y
TIE iaggJlst ~ cver saw
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-06-23

Death, taxes, and The boy with
thc Iron hoop arr hard 70 ayoid-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-06-23

oae saaass-i a',d tifsg raea arr
Al worx Is iae lisss AMI iiaEa and
rnens arr ,sgai,sE Tee saiirsr =
day srs running.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-06-23

yio iil 81 l.sr i,arnl u Hour
fram spencer ii'e IN.
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spot cash at sp,neers will buy
eoorIs cheaper Than elsewhere
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-06-23

Al carfeT made a flying trip "a
I'resloasi'nrg lass sainpiay-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-06-23

la Adams ;la- been appointed
I.o-ss.na-t-Tat Adams, this county.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-06-23

nsa's miss the ecie,saiieh Of The
F.arifi.a, Ipai<a
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Jsc. H4;-hFr $ 60, have fresh
efrtsi
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Tlas IL r Church Will give = fcs-
iirei Ills eveaiHe-
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THE attendance At tie Worlds
fairis Ine-sasing.
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speasez. leader ia all kIIsls =
fruits
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VIM 5Ves -
E s rsulltyr r.
etp1 gave r hls1aad s1sh ?
o1lti lh.e.Esa- ala- a. refas,s 10
taat. q --ls- n isir zEy longer snd
enc Faz4l 8 slls,ias fs--a a she
a.d eA,zl as31a,--s.sEglfi Count y
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spencer Tor everything ,he i,h.
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John Montague has been appstSsst-
si postmaster AZ CatletsSaOrg-

Editor Lawson, o. She sandy New
Era. has gOsss as.t s,,S nssrriet- he
displays taste isr SdvertSsroR~
sailing. having laaneAsi ugep two
uncertain sss>-she }essrasii>si,-
and the nasriaea;si. Mag d Sss
IN swimlasrgly ia i.,Sh,
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ball between the Iouisa and Ash
land clubs for July 18th. We know
that II will not 81 played Lonisa
has no base hail club this year.
Look out for fakes.
II the suffering people who ike
within mile OF the public school
want to find the cause Of the horri-
IIe Odor which permeates that end
Of town, let them visit the wafer
closets IN the school house yard
They are a disgrace 10 civilization
and a menace to the health II the
town.
We reioioe n. the substantial
moyemeht in the matter Of roads
ia Lawrence county 3s the dawn
ing u n bright new era in the coun-
tvs history. Their is no other one
thing from which the welfare of the
whole I-Splc Of Lawrence comfy
suffers 80 seriously a from bad
roads.
one Of our fair friends asks how
10 remove frecklcs. Well, there
arr f-eckl.s aud fr,s.kIes. some
arr barn with 1peekles, others have
frecEie, thrust upon them. If you
wcrc horn with them consider II n
disIs.nsaIion 81 Providence aud
i.car your afiIiciion a. meekly as
possible. II the spots were ac-
quired try the following: sal
ammonia : drains, Cologne ounce.
Dissolve the ammoniac in the
cologne and mix tl,e solution with
pm; Of pure rain water and apply
Two or thn7c times a day. II will
care the worst ease on recon-.
Fifty cents, please.
Thc wEiirr 81 this paragraphs has
no bicycle, he oWns no boy who
owns a bicycle, neither has ne any
-whc,l,- for sale. IIcnee he may
not l,osecuSe,I of writing with par
iial OF iutor.sts,s motives lie
fails 10 ~ what good has ir,en ac-
oomplished or what beneiits may
o,cur by making any Psrt Of our
ih0roushfares forbidden ground 70
bicyciers- The rider dos not wish
10 travel on crowded street, bat
rasher avoids ii. Therefope he =
seldom in the way lie makes no
noiz.,. aHsi j. not nearly As much in
the way a. the man with a wheel
harrow
II people src annoyed. a. no
,ioal,i they have bc.n. BY the per
-isi-nee of some who delight in an
noying. they have other rceoursc
than excluding Ihs ssii-ishayssi
eyclis,.
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Highest Of all in Leav-nias Po~er.a.st U S Cow Report
Re-. B Bs,Ijsgg
ARSol9gFEEY PURE
ABSOLUTELY PURE

me supreme eaart has decided
that tte e-shisnl street railway
c7mEaav tagst take mp Ia track
where ii cEus tte'C- s a. railroad
lFzek y J1ir.i.s L vii Be ne
Eila-,ntasel i-At t5f sfret, railway
eoalFs latt -i eqz-.ns in the
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sofs .iFias al &c, IiaieI'er--
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BIG SANDY NEWS.


spesear ~ .I.sarl lI.al.
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Spencer for f=essasSt gUceerbss in
sassG
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The fikeVille NNaisNy has s, OK
"a is seasimeasS On ,he political
question ami wili Atgess.,vs S
lcmocFatic. 4.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-06-23

y yNcNS MaN ANwSS = ScSNN
Houston, was arownc<i u sA5 t,a,e
siVera \, t>,a,EAl say V,y GAY lA,s
week tle waS SNaaslalns q stye
liNc IN a lcAky eea, and ,As lsys,
sank,
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OUR NEIoHBoRs-

wats.mel,'a, At llassAss-,
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StonhoN llea,,cy desl 81 ais.
home near neohaaaN Mst w,NN
lrOm lhV ollvols N 4 woVaN aV,sst
ny a plow NanNe N,Flslog hlm b
tho stomach while plewlpp lle,
was seVvnly ,Nmv >oags Nl,t
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naRals 5 lleNA. iasI.YllIN. 81.
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II people arc annoyed. a. no
,ioabi they have been, BY the per
-i,i-nee u some who delight in an
noying. they have other rceourse
than excluding Ihs ssii-iehayeSi
..sx~iiss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-10-01
THE WRIT REFUSED.
The Appeal Of Dillon and His Associ-
ates Denied.

DUBLIN. Oct 1.-The appeal Of Messrs. Dill
Ion, O'Brien and their fellow-accused to the
high court Of justice for writ to prohibit
the magistrates at Tipperary from proceeding
with the conspiracy cases, on the ground Of
bias, has failed Of its object Judge Holmes
decided this morning not to grant the writ
No further step can be taken, 1t is understood,
with view 10 changing the magistrates
before whom the hearing 10 to be continued.
But the nationalists feel that their protests
persistently made against being tried by mag
istrates whom they have reason to believe
biased against them will have much effect on
public opinion. Attention has been strikingly
directed TO the composition of the court before
which political offenders, the nationalsts
consider the arrested men, are being fried.
The case for the prosecution was continued
ut Tipperary today without striking episodes
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Opening Of a Novel Exhibition ia u
inois.
WILHELMWELCOMED TOVIENNA
A Desperate Fight for Woman's
Favor.
APPEAL OF THE NATioNALIsTs DENIED
INTERSTATE HAY PALACE.
Opening Of Novel Exhibition In ILL.,
uOfs.

MoMEscE, III, Oct 1.-The novel interstate
hay palace opened here today. The building
10 s06 feet in length and l66 feet wide in the
center. The main hall il . perfect circui. los
feet in diameter, fauked on the four sides with
wings A circular gallery IS feet wide sweeps
entirely around the main hall Tho wallis are
built entirely Of baled hay, with just enough
baled straw to make q pleasant contrast In
shading and colors.
The primary object Of the exposition 10 to
make q display of the varied products of east
err Illinois and western Indiana. which will
include products Of the farm, factories, forests.
mines, quarries and of the arts, domestic skill
and the accomplishments Of the people Of the
district In music, orstory and manual training.
A special feature is the display of the latest
took In having machinery and implements for
ditchiug, laying and making tile and road
nbiuayv
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FOUGHT TO THE DEATH.
Desperate Duel In Oklahoma Over
Woman's Favor,

WICHITA, KAN, Oct John Kinston and
Tho& Evans met on . street in Hennesey. Ok
lshoma, last night and got into quarrel over
a courtship matter. Both had been paying at
tention to Miss Allie Eberly, a very estimable
lady of Hennesey, and through some gossip the
two men were quite angry at each other. After
fev words Evans plunged knife at kinston.
The latter was prepared, and the two had cut
each other frightfully when Kinston got a stab
reaching to the heart and he fell dead. Evans
picked him up and assisted in placing the body
in = carriage, when he surrendered to the nu-
thorities
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An Arkansas Stage Held Up.

EunEKA SPRINGS, ARK, Oct Road agents
held mp the Harrison and Eureka Springs stage
at midnight last night The driver was COM
msnded to halt by one Of the highwaymen, who
covered him with shot gun, while his maske d
door Of the stage and interviewed the passen-
gers, OF whom there we're two. They were
not molested, however. Taking the mail
pouches with them the robbers disappeared in
the woods, first commanding the driver to 20
ahead As this stage usually carries Q heavy
mail II is thought they made q good haul This
h Che third time this stage has been held up
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WELCOMED TO VIENNA.
Arrival of the German Emperor at the
Austrian CAPITAL.

VIENNA, Oct 1.-The Emperor Of Germany
arrived here this morning. Emperor Francis
Joseph, accompanied by Archduke William and
Archduke Renter, met him at the railway
station. The greeting OF their majesties was
anectionate. Among those present at the
station was the burgomaster Of the city, who
received the emperor with thanks for the
warmth of his reception. A state carriage.
which was in waiting, was entered by their
majesties and they were driven to the Hofburg.
An immense crowd lined the route and the two
emperors received an ovation.