The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-01-06

entitled IAN act nEing the times 4n1 terms q :
the circuit courts in the eount.es composing ne
several iutiUiaI districts in this eomnon-
wealth, g bu5 Ueut on 70 say: There are very
grave doubts IN my mind q the eOnsti iutoE-A47
ity o. the PROV lsjpns made by this bill Tor i.c
courts Of HeudeTs6n, and should Tie nil = We
toad- itsre IS not time 10 remedy is suppS-ta
fudrmIlies hefOre thc 1frst Monday in January
IssC. ard II Rot ddae. should Objections 10 i T.
sustained the greatest carfUsio1 za'l intoT-ve-
nielca EO1-d follow, 3 the courts could Tot e
he'd Until = req ai-I had keen Tsssed- ] have
therefore determined 10 approve he I'll an
express he hope that is suspected dcfeets- J.;
they exist, viii be considered as sooz - ttc
general assembly shall meet fl January! ard
lie then corrected by Amendment. Both hCases
adjourned to January :
A sIx-YEAR-oID child of Minerva Fox
was burned TO death at Richmond
JErFERsox county people viii have
only one coroner. Special 'Chaueellor
Waiter Evans has decided in favor OF
DR. Mccullough
patents were issued TO Kentuckians
As follows lew GAYS age: Madeira J.
Hewlett and D. c. Cecil, PadIcah, said
Hewlett assigned TO H. F. Carrieo-
Graves county, water purifier Alfred
z. Legros, Louisville, fence
Ho.AcE GIIHERT shot and killed Cnas
Ford with a double barreled shotgun
at Priceburz. Gilbert emptied boin
loads into Eord's body. The parties
| are brSthers-5n-law, and the difficulty
! grew out of family quarrel Ford /
a son of Jas Ford. who was murdered
some time since by the Negro SAN
Wilkinson. now in jail at Louisville
. ~ ~
/ terribly burned, her clothing catching
/ FIRE from Z crate.
All Beech Grove Mrs J. B. lobe was
I fatally burned. her clothing catching
] fire from a,coOk stove ~.
/ J. VI. BEAS.w who shot and killed Chas-
/ Rotor in his saloon ut Clifty, iodd
/ county. several weeks since. had his
1 examining trial and was acquitted, on
I the ground Of seIi-iefepse-
1 CHAs. Il. HEMIxGwAy, Of this state,
| clerk in the pension Office, has been
! promoted fl N salary Of 1920 TO
1 sl.4eO per annurn
4 LoUls AxDFBSoS, a swell Louisville
tailo=, has disappeared, owing some
Ss.0eJ
TEE controller OF the currency has
designated the Chemical national bank
of Chicago 10 act as the reserve agent
\ for the Kentucky national bank OF
Louisville.
EEPRESE,,I TEyE: join HE-SEY " I.sOS
spent several hours at the pension Of
fiee the. ether afternoon calling MP
cases of claimants in his district He
was also at the post Gfiice department
and had an interview with Fourth As
sistant Postmaster General Rathbone
about 2 number Of postmasters in the
Eleventh district
joins CATHEAN, Lyon county far
mer. got drunk at Grand Rivers, wan
dered down the y. y. * VI V. rail
road track, and was killed by a freight
train.
l. THE burial of suicide il consecrated
ground. an exceptional event in the
Roman Catholic church, took place IL
: Covington the other day, The dead
m n was Ret. Bernard Schwalen, q
Catholic priest. who killed himseli
Christmas cay on account of ill-health
a The ri;es Of the church due de
cea d priest were paid to Father
The bis; II the dioreSs
csad tl- exc. ci- :. and priests
fr0A Through NJ tine vicinity were pres
ent. The BISHOP in his funeral sermon
said thar the church could not be mis-
understood in is emphatic condemna
ton OF and denial OF the rites OF ths
church TO the prison who took his OWE
I5fe In this ease, however, there wa:
no doubt IN the bishops mind that the
deceased was barrett Of reason when hS
committed the act, and this fact en-
titled MIN TO burial with all the rites o
the church
JANIS SEENoND. Tygart creek far
ner. while feeding stock. was turueC
upon by an enraged buII and trightfuHy
gored He viii die
MELANCHOLY over his wife's acut,
suffering and pr),racted illness, cIuseC
: Louis Levy, q weli-knoxn citizeI
OF louisville, to blowout his brains
!. the other morning, with Z pistol II.
was member Of the produce and com
mission firm OF Levy * BaSley- He was
a sober. industrious man, ami the only
thing that could have caused him L
{ commit the rash act was ur5Oding over
his wife's condition.
The other day Jacob Collins, of New
port. tried TO force us way over the
Newp, ri ard Cincinnati bridge. With,
out paying toll Joshua b Harrison,
the toll-lieepcr. tried to prevent his
passing \ struggle elsued- Harrison
struck him with his fist, Collins died.
Next: dag Harrison was tried for muir
der. The jury acquitted him without
Leaving their seats
LEE FosTER. charged with the muir
der OF FL Hollis, colorei, At ScottsTille
.O years ago. was arrested the other
day by Sheriff Cheny and Deputies Dofd
and Kirby. at Petroleum, and placed in
jail The murder was veEy brutal one
WHILE cooking over an old-fzshioned
Fireplace At the home of her son, near
Beech Grove, = small village about
seven miles from owensbOro, Mrs J. b
Jobe's clothing ignited and she was a.
most cremated bcfore assistance reached
her The injuries caused her death
She was one Of the oldest and best
known women IN that community
jour Cox was shot and killed By
{. Charles johnson al LamasceO. Lyon
+ county. the other night Cox was the
marshal of tine place. and was endeav-
oring 10 prevent johnson from creating
disturbance At Christmas-tree
festival
William Rooms was stabbed and
badly wounded by Tom Williams a
Ieyso ,S!c Was trying TO eject Rogers
+ from Tie SION c: Lam < Fertney,
Central City. where he was quarreling
over IN alleged debt Williams has
He'd @
IHE business section OF headquarters,
a village Of Nicholas county, WAS de
stroyed by tire. The loss is not known.
Corn BRINEGAR died near Irvine, in
Estill county, after brief Illness His
wife, who witnessed his death, dropped
dead thirty minutes later
(, Miss ANNA kAt.E, the siNteen-year-
old daughter OF Thomas HALE, Of Muh-
! lenherg county, was fatally burned
while decorating Christmas tree az