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Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-03
INGALLS, CHANCE.
He Asks the Supreme Court to give Ger
ttficates 10 other Delegates.


TOPEKA, Kas., Dec. 2.-It is claimed
here that the recent application made
to the Supreme Court to compel the
State Board of Canvassers to give GER
titicates Of election to nineteen dele
gates TO the House of Representatives,
is move in the interest of Senator In
gals. Should the application be grant
ed, Mr.. Ingalls, might thus secure
enough votes TO be elected, as the dele
gates are. practically solid for Ingalls,.
The constitution says that each
county that has 25o votes is entitled TO
q representative. The constitution at
the same time limits the number of
members at 125, so that in order to seat
the 10 delegates from the sparsely-
settled counties it would be necessary
10 drop al equal number of members
elect from the more populous counties.
The question IS one of not a little IN
terest
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-03

Yes. Oscar. t s TIRE many - tae
famous poets have sussred from aTs-
r.eusa but an error 70 infer tnaf
avsrerea san nfs aiessn cf gen "a.
Il = o-an ~ of 6-
sastrn sn6 a 6lsorfere1 Nvrr fr
rorr7. entitled ~Ihe Fust Darf 0n
0f Srrng. IS merely one ~ tae 81 =
torss of b1s sttacs I1 K.
fnse vour srsfsa e ont - ordrs axe
~. Tssrce Flezssnf FarEst - 8f. re
Trey rill restore the Tef - ts neF p
ststs. snd ~ razEtE csrss sn
shon- srT 9 ssTraes sft @ts
- rIps sss sra
~ ca Is naore ta&a cza e. sssa u goal
peena. ostsz.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-03
A Young Man Laid Up.

A young man named w. Rasper had
his fingers jammed at the New England
furniture factory yesterday. His
mother, a widow, has been sick for
three weeks, and as he is the only sup
port of the family, 1t Is particularly dis
tressing to have the young man laid up.
The New England Furniture Company
have, however, given every assistance
possible, and will see that they DO not
suder while Rasper IS unable to work.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-03
More Police Wanted.

The Board of Police and Ere Com
misaoners held a special session last
evening for the purpose OF re-srrangIng
the beats Of the police pstr0lmen. The
problem Of arranging the beats so That
the outlying portions Of the city shall
have proper police protection With tie
present limited police force, is dIfil-
cult one, and It requires a good deal Of
calculating 70 accomplish the desired
urrA
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-03

In the case of Wm. J. Vincent and
Richard A. Wesseiius vs. Joseph g..
Nardella. principal defendant, and the
Michigan Washing Machine Company,
rarnisaee defendant, the attorneys
made q motion for a. order smiss. .u &
the case b~csuse q the failure Of COM
p'ainaBts 70 pat up secarty for oosis.
Ihe notion wlll Be argued next Non
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-03

TIE animal meeting 81 TIE Wess
Nschixan Farmers club wia be heid st
the city hsH On Tues1sy, t6e eta INST,
AZ 81 2. n. There ~ - a. election
rf of GERS
Question. "Whst is the Nslee e
Back wasss Bran as Feed for AAca
Covsf'
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-03
COLEMAN ACQUITTED.
The Supposed Case of Highway Robbery
Disposed of.

The case of the people against Ed
ward Coleman, charged with an at
tempt to commit larceny, was disposed
of IN the circuit court yesterday. The
case grew out of an attempt At high
way robbery. One night LAST summer
Fred A. Bradish and Mrs. Eva BOlter
we're driving on the lake road, when
two men stopped their horse and de-
manded Brsdish's money. Coleman
was arrested on suspicion, but the at
tempted crime could not be fastened
upon him to the satisfaction Of the
jury. He was acquitted. Stub Wood
Who was brought from Iona PRISON ss a
witness N the case, was net put upon
tue stand.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-03
AWAITING RESULTS.

The Negro Soldier stin in Jaii-The As
ssuit Perhaps Justidable.
Samuel Foster, the negro brought
from the Soldiers Home on Monday
night FOR q deadly assault on brother
soldier. is stdl in jail. bed 70 await the
result Of the mans injuries. Foster
broke hs victim wrist, and admins
tered severe pun shn1ent about the face
and had. It = claimed - some wno
know the circumstances. tb~t Foster =
assaalt VAS somewhst Just nanie, Tor
tle reason thst the mau be bruised had
Threatened TO Kill him the frst chance
he got
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-03

Judrs Grove sentenced Martin BaT-
tall sad Cornelius Wiersnla 70 ore
years confinement in the Ions PRISON
yesterday, sad the boys vii be tsken
there today. TIE prisoners we're young
ads Who peaasa gIllfT 70 tne attera ~
81 borxlsrv II Buys & Var Dutaen :
store u lSrsad Rapids toras. >.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-03
FALSE UNION LABELS.
The Cignrmakers' Union Is Attempt
ing to Extirpate Them.

The Cignrmakers' Union Is Attempt
ing to E1tirpate Them.
President Martin, Secretary Burrel
and Treasurer Potts of the Cigar
makers Union began suit IN the Su-
perior Court yesterday against Samuel
Nyhart, cigar dealer. They desire to
restrain Nyhart from using false union
labels upon prisOn-made cigars. 1t is
charged that he has been purchasing
cigars from various persons, putting
false union labels upon them and pass
ing them Oft ss regular union goods. A
temporary injunction WAS issued by
Judge Burlingame and the case will be
argued December IL.
This is the first suit of several of SIM
lar import TO be brought against often
ders IN other parts of the State as well
IS other dealers in this city.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-03
SHE TRIED TO DIE.
Mrs. Nettie Frost Took VI orphine Yes
terday, But stilI Lives.

terday, hut Still Lives.
An unsuccessful attempt at suicide
was made last evening by Mrs. Net;ie
Frost, at the family rooms over Smiths
Opera House. The Frosts keep a sort
of = boarding house, the wife running
the house and the husband being en-
ployed around the opera house. A
family jar occurred yesterday, during
which Frost threatened TO kill the
partner Of his joys. To get ahead of
him Mrs. Frost went to drug store and
purchased three grains of morphine,
which she proceeded to swallow. DR..
c. Il. Graves was sent for and by timely
action saved the WOman's life.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-03

Young Harry Naedenberg was sent
- the Reform school yesterday by jus
tiCe Hyd8rn. he vas prosecuted On
complaint Of his mother, who could %
nothing WITH him. TIE charge - tru-
sncy. snd ths bo7 nlll stay ss Lansing
about tnree years.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-03

The Fstitte1 fsE aaa9@@ss Aks as<
Aszess tes s9ssr8sf CssF1

he prLtion ~ nlAa~ Aiuns dlrtc1-
ing the elerk ~ he kent Coanty Can
yAssng baSIc - lssae . certificate 81
sieetoa ~ frea A. Aaxnkre. was Al.
gasd betoEe tne supreme Court yester-
DAY. 4nd submitted. Hon. i q hfien
appeared Ia Ar. Asyu2rfss neAAlt, ahd
Hoa. +. h. lhl, of thls clly, ana Charles
T.. Kent and r, A h&krT, 81 Dttrelt
appeared tor J ~ Hayward The de-
eision of TIE cOart 4 looked for on IRA.
aay
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-03
GEN. MILES TO THE RESCUE.
Ordered to tn. Seat of the Indian Scare
and Expects Trouble.

NH n HF~0E~ Et~~~I"s
PTrTsBURG, Pa, Dec. General
Miles, Z. 5. A. passed through this city
tonight on bis way to the seat of the
Indian trouble in the West. In an
interview Gen. Miles said he did not
blame the Indians for the existing state
Of AFFAIRS. He said the post traders
have been cheating the Indians by hold
ing back their rstiOns. The Messiah
craze IS due 70 Mormon influence. tie
believes there vii De an outbreak this
winter and hss orders TO protect the
whites a. al hazards.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-03
A Baptist Resort

The Baptist summer Resort Associa.
ton has plans prepared for building
s0xe1 feet 10 he erected upon their
grounus ca the shore 0l IraHsfse Bay.
The local contractors are preparing
bids for ths work.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-03

A-arvra. Ca. Dec. 2.-Fire ths
afternoon burned the Georgia Railroad
Offices snd freight depot and dsmsEed
Inlon passenger statson. Less, S55.ooof
insurance. "a. .oC1.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-03

The Old National Bank hes com
meuced sut IN the cucut court
against Mary Burns.
Powers & Walker have commenced a
SUIT In replevin AKA anst TIE unoeriak-
ing firm of posneT X usCheuhefger.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-03

Tomorrow vii te quarterly pension
day, aud the O.d soldiers viii execute
tae vouchers emitting them 10 draw
upon the Government through the
agencies Al Deteolt and elsewhere.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-03

Iu1rs Rarch grsnfe5 Bell 2 Ware =
decree 0f divorce from Fresnsn q.
Wsrd yesterday. TIE ca1se Ess ex-
tEsme sraelfy &aa zola-sappoTt
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-03
NOT JUST YET.
The Next Congress-Sot This o1e-win
Improve Grand River.

The Next Congress-Sot This o1e-win
Improve Grand River.
Special % the TEIEGEAM HsEALD.
WAsHISGToS, Dec. 2.-lf the govern
mental survey of Grand river IS COM
pleted in time, Belknap at this session,
of course. Will ask for an appropriation
with which 10 commence the work of
the improvement. lie is IN hopes the
survey will be finished, so that an ap-
preparation can be made at once. But
from reports made by the chief of engi-
neers, It is not very likely the work will
be far enough advanced this session to
enable Congress to make any sppropria-
ton until the passage Of river and
harbor bill by the next Congress.
Patents have been issued 10 residents
OF Grand Rapids as follows: Edward
W. Locke, bed spring; John Mack, plat
form for wagons; James b. Rhodes, de-
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-03

FoPr WavvE. Ind. Dec. 2-Asrtan
Merge aged "a wears. AZ nccn tocsy
t,ew Cut nls orslrs wth revolver. he
wss q sufferer froua consumption.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1890-12-03
MORE FIRE.
A rewn In Danger ssd a steamer sent ts
Its Aid

Tts Aid.
Ina. o.. Dec. "A steamer has been
sent from this city to Anna, Ohio. on a
specisl train, IN response TO a telegram
announcing that the entire town vas IN
danger OF destruction by flames. A
large hub and spoke factory, and a.
adjoining building, have already been
l-llrr.I
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-05-05
DUKE DE vERAGUA
Presented with the Keys Of Chicago an
Welcomed AS the Nations ionore

Presented with the Keys Of Chicago and
wsIeoued a. the Nations HoHorod
Oqe>t-
ChICtGo, Nav The gates OF the
Worlds fair city were opened w.Ge sat
urily morning 10 receive the advance
guard % the istinguiShei visitors from
far anL near. who on Monday next will
Dignity by their presence the formal
opening of the World columbian sx-
position.
Little Of Pn.ap ami ceremony marked
the. reception Of the duke Of Neragua
and hi part@, hut there was i true
western ha1-tirgSs ami earnestngs>
aA.5ut the welcome that made him feel
III autt thlt li,s y..i> aI home. and IN ths
house af lis friend
The second section of the Columbian
exrres<. To wfi..l the special ear Aui-
Yliion. in which ,,le distinguished for
ei-riJre, were qua,Tt,.rg.l. reached rand
CROSSING shortly after . u'clocl1- There
was a stop bf a uioi:letEt 70 enable the
reception c1sIitniit,-t - get ab'arSi,
and then the engineer OPsnei the
throttle and thss-;--.in sped on toward
Chicago.
When tae dles.l PARTY had ali&hte,i
from the train which haf reachsl the
union. depot At Ic-.,o, President Palmer
extended his hand. and. again yra>pins
that IF the duke formally welcomed
him 10 the Worlds fair and the Worlds
fair city,
When the head Of the possession
rounded the Pullnaa bnildinr, and
jepluyeI into Michigan avenue. 4
sllnte Of fifteen guns was fired from
the revenue enter Aasirew JOhasoll,
which was living az anchor in the har-
l,0r- /.
Mayor Carter Harrison and the alder
manic committee put in an appearance
at the hotel. The large reception r,aom
had 1een reserved, for the function.
The ri,ayor sila.!e an address in English,
and when tht mayor e,,nSlcjed ne prS,-i
Sentel the duke with the fry,,.ip,n Of
the city in the form Of series 0t reSo,
lutionS, handsomely engrtS>ej and
illuminated on parchment, together
with 4 >et 81 silver KEYS. the whole in
closed in a costly c,,SIet.
The Clnk, r,,ecive3 i;,Si;h SsSlAN bow
and, speaking in EpgliSh. ht expressed
the approximation Of the honor and the
pleasure il gave him - arrive in Chi
cago.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-05-05
TEXAS CYCLONE.
The List of Dead Numbers SsVen-
teen, and Many injured,
several Of whoEl VIII lie Relieved OF Their
suEerinE- bJ Deltii-Th- Homeless aad
D-,tituis Receive Aid Prom. Toms
in All Parts Of the state

ARLENE, Tex, May l--EspOTts from
/ the terrible cyclone AZ cisco are coming,
in. The. number Of killed Is NOW piac,:-i
AZ seventeen. seriOusly injure-is eight
Gen, wounded. condition unknown,
rIliri-. Outside of Csc, county old
man Buman vas killed. His tsas the
first hOils. DESTROYED and he was the
first man killed. Charles Jenkins, s=ri-
ousig injured: Johnny Townsend. in
june5. SlTs. + ToEnseud- slightly in
jurei. Bili DD1lan seriously injureti;
tt Davis. ankle broken l. a Laid-
arm broken and otherwise injured;
Mrs Iat,.. reported killed outright,
not authenticated: Widow Latham -
rigusly in jEre,i:,i. y. Davidson injured;
Mrs. Ferns house gone entirely. her
and husband IN JItr,-ti-. Verified - ports
received sunday show the cyclone Of
satur,iay night 10 be much worse than
was n first supposed Each hour rolls
up the death Iist as well a those
WOUNDED; and enough i known 10 state
positively that the foregoing list i not
complete outside u CiScl The physi-
clans On the ground state that ont Of
the l+0 now wounded n the city gf
cisco alone many more are sure 10 lie.
From the best reports and authuTitIesi
i can Il positively stated that the
cyclone came into cisco from the
northwest, and after completely
dem0Iishins the entire city went
ont to the junction ot the
Texas a1sl Pacific and Texas Central
railroad tracks and there divided fol-
lowing each track, continuing - leave
only death and destruction in IL wake
To add 70 the horrors 0f the thousands
0t homeless nj cisco who. were without
the shelter uf even the home u another
saturday night and with dead. dying
and. wounded on every hand 1t began
to storm and the night promised u
prove o repetiti1u OF the one before. -
horrible IN IL results Pantem0Eium
reigael supreme on every hard and
people. we're Wild with frenzy The
thunder Peale,i forth and the rain de-
scend,sf IL torrents, accompanied with
vivid flashes 0f lightning
sunday Sigft->eers poured in on every
trdin bE the hundred from everywhere,
nale>S than tive hundred coming from
Abilene. alone saturday ~all was dis
;isteF and confusion. bHt sunday morn
ing AZ an early hour efforts were made
al establishing a system for the general
got-F and for prompt dispatch II all
matters Five men ver+ appointed on
each of the following committees. Tc-
liaf c6tl1iiSSary, buryilg dead,
wpande4i. sick, making collins trans
pJr,atiln and general, relief Relief
cpm4aanett II arrive last night at al
laie hour A5iIene. Baird. Eastland
Wcatherforll and It Worth sent trains
beaded with cooked provisions, tents,
.tarpauIin> and blankets l. ; Thorne,
general superintendent OF the Texas
and Pacific placed the entire system by
wire ~ the disposal of the mayor Of
Ci~i,1.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-05-05
NORMAL SCHOOL.
-
s,s8,g g%8:e
= TO THOSE WHO 5IM TO TEACH, =
SsssSSS esssaS

The aim OF this school going TO teach
next FALL and Others review the common
school branches dty July and to
qualify them to discharge their professional duties when they
undertake the management OF a school
Never mas the cry for qualified teachers been
present time The days of
demands
The will oft common school
branches taught public State Each branch
Will BE- taken regular discussed in its various forms ~
rapidly as Is consistent with thorough
give daily lectures methods Otching school
discipline, mental science and culture.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-05-05
It's Only Natural

Expected---Consistent with our
progress---that our stock this
Spring should be grander, great
er than ever before. Why not
economically supply your wants
now? Our prices are far below
others. Our goods are equal to
the best made, and our terms
are lower than the lowest. We
have the largest and most COM
plete assortment in Eastern
Kentucky. Don't fail to call
and see our bargains.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-05-05
THE ELECTRIC PLANT
At the Worlds Fair Consists OF the Iars:-
at number of DSHsmds Ever Placed
Tsts-,tn,ar

NJ tn" Worlds 4 air Consists OF the I4arE-
est number of Dsnsmds Ever Placed
To-.tnsr
CncNGD. Mag The Worlds fair
electric plaat consists u the largest
uului.,,r q; eIecirie.fl q tiyiaaiuos that we're
ever placed together for one individual
Lighting plant. IL consists Of twelve
Iu.u+s i,'-yan,iie power inrandcScent
light machines. and technically speall-
ing. rJpre>cutS maximum capa-
city of nearly $4,000 inean-
descent lights or ahJut one-Juar-
ter u million lamps This enpr-
nous plant was contracted for hy the
Worlds fair with the Westinghouse
electric and manufacturing Co, Of
Pittsl ur-h, Ia, Each in,iiyidual ma
chine ILLUSTRATES the latest develop
mgnt II the electrical industry in the
world The iiyuamUes art the largest
that have ever ltstu made ly any elec-
tTical company the individual capacity
81 each one teing more than double
what has ever b,vp attempted before in
the way of electrical construction
The machines IRE operated on the
system known as the Westinghouse al
ternating current system OF these
twelve mammoth machines. six are III
reetly connected that Is. they are
out any 1,lting, a.. was formerly the
custom The other six machines are
however. cennecte,l to steam en-
rines I.y belts, Two Of theSe latter
are driven hy the large two-thousand
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-05-05
COLUMBUS, REMAINS.
Not In chicago. but Are zcalou>ly Guarded
in the CITY Of san Domingo.

in the City Of san Domingo.
NEW YoEs, May >. -Cpnsnl-,;eneral
+. L. Nasqucx. OF the Dominican ne,
public, in a letter 10 the American peo
PIE rclative to the story from Chicago
that an aitelnp, had leen made To steal
the ashes IL Columbus, deposited in u
room II the sicred convent, La RabiCia,
ss,vs: Il f,el called upon 10 declare
officially that the precious remains of
Christopher Columbus, who discovered
America. arr now in the city
of san nogningi,, hunor,d and guarded
with Jealous rovercnrc. and cart as
sacred tra,t and obligation hy
tho r,,ycrnmcnt~vhioh / hayc the honor
To- pq,tescnt My government has ~
iec,cd with Indignation scvrr., prapa-
Si,idtis Ia rmovt The DanNinS an,lwlll
always loek nton amy suggestion ~
that l,ind rs umWOrtlyut serious con,
Sidrraiion A magnificent nlonunent
In The principal plaza vi ~ hmlngo,
la trnnt Oi the cAthNlml Is nlN or'ols
ed, whvm n i hoped that tho sicrVd
rvlir Win rest nndisWrlsid for many
centuries io conic. lliAt thN r'malns
~ CNlWnhn, are la Sin naming,s rs
ahoyr sla,, I, indlymlallt rhV WI
lrnev lhrNiFls a. ampl, rad vN,cla,
slNe that nn Intelligent lN'iaap wlar,,
Amnre een lhrrAller rntcrlAln the
Slightest ,liuhlN
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-05-05
Inars Lyneh commenaea

nENNNRS, :. g., May l,AFive hun,
died eiiiscns met herr sunday after
neon and adopted lrSol1,ion> jW>tifying
The lyuching oi John fetcrs.n, Tho
resolutions also say that amy man who
wants ~ pr0tecta rapiS,-or punish his
lynchtrs deserves the ss.n1c fate as lct
CISOn
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-05-05
rno Wnnllh M lna Ramnage

NiNsrNNrs lNd, Mav fhe Wa
hash ,hsmlnl D ncaring the twrn,y,
l,pni lNiiet and lhr lrVvos aw in 'langrT
at bursting fr'iM thr Epat VoNmc ~
water tnp'Nlle tho city ln llliuqis ths
country p inundated er mflrs fpin
ln0lNatfr lhnfNrr i hlghrf than u
has ven tar ieala
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-05-05
.Ofthe Greatest Fair
Ever Held.
BIT Of Shining Ntal Pressed by
President Cisg5Iand's Hand
SIS H. NILS % Machinery ard
ShzitiEg in Earid Ntiiga
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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-05-05

+ NolNN~VinN, Ind, Man l., Alfr'l
loh,,som who lives ia This conty, is
milknE tbb,c >hartRoyn COWS that lave
mot MihNt.to giyv milk III $50 c,inscv'l'
wrqpritr inNkiug kNnls THIS Is an
unlrtStllclDd t,,ttuNl ~
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-05-05

+ f,ANants a.. Mas 4 k /, liArpeH
,hN ihlpliiY hanA Nr'plNr, VISA na
loaSid fna tho ppnl,onllalY Nenial
m9Nling hallnN galaplplrd slA tpan "
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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-05-05
. LOGA FION

Louisa is the judicial county and ouie nm inn
ppant landing on the Big SANDY river and
Zig Sandy bailnad Easily accessible
try healthy oation good society sunday scho
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-05-05

. The hlAiAninlh anniversary ~ tho
AnaYhpN hpmiaSaohWil nnlpn vac eNl,
rNr "a AZ lNc llllh Mnnur lklltist
stafi ln Nrn iolf Win slaelal nolf'
raa aN, apWNriMtl F,rfe'ips
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-05-05
Sc Size 5eucleess q gurseae eouats.

lhecNaminatonS hec0mng dnculI The standard Of
he i,aehersMo teeonng r,pnshn urgently
request that those who aim tq teach ncN A Nur.
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Extraordinary Deaths.

->~- ~oA AuAAANAy DCntn8s
Lely died Of jealousy at the success OF
Sir Godfrey Kneller.
Elphinstone died of broken heart
over the result of the battle Of Flodden.
The Emperor Frederick LII and his
son, Maximilian |, both died from eat
ing too heartily of melons.
Nalentia, the Spanish theologian. died
because he was accused by the pope of
tine 40
Cheke, the great English scholar, died
OF grief at having been perverted from
his religious belief.
1t is said that after Malherbe, the
great French writer, had been dead over
an hour that he raised the drapery and
reproved one Of the watchers for using a
word that was hardly pure Frenchl
Alonzo Cano, the French painter and
sculptor of the Seventeenth century. is
said to have had such fine sense of pre-
cision and symmetry that he refused to
kiss poorly executed crucifx, even
though on his deathbed.
Angeleri, Milanese actor, was SO
overcome by the enthusiastic reception
accorded him on his first appearance in
Naples that he literally died of JOY be-
fore The conclusion of the evenings en-
tertainment.- Louis Republic.