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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-03-17
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-. LOCIS. Mo. March H. Further
information was received here Monday
regarding the visit Of Wgr. SItol.i to
tins west announced prsv5alsl b. The
Information shows that Ngr sa.slli
has stated appointments for tbe trans
acton Of blsjnesS and the: trial OF the
/ cases at bCtE Kansas City and Lincoln.
Ne0. lie VIII gDsto one of thee points
from 81 Louis, whichever seems the
most urgently IN need Of his presence
from the t:cts which he EFiIl learn here
in st Louis. Kansas City. II Is thought,
viii be first visited after leav-
ing here. There, It is stated, ne viii
take up the long complicated apd dis
agreeable controversy between Father
Hines, ofPisr.e City. and Bishop Hogan,
OF Kansas: City. which grew ont of the
suspension Df Father Iitnes by the.
bishop half q dozen years a-0 for al
legged INSTRUMENTATION and which Arch
bishop kenrica. has failed to settle II
VIII be renein bercd that. Father Hines
-asat s44-A4A- lfrAE- Has -tAst- - isslAllt DlL
that no decision was given in the mat
ter.
Mgr SatDLlFs business in Lincoln is.
said To tc an examination into the diff
fsrenees y tween Bishop Bonacurn and
his priests Tic charges made by eight
prominent priests Of Lincoln see
against their bishop have been brought
70 the attention or his tlr-lar grace OF
L@pantn ana The inforinat ION received
here Monday states that complaints
haze been male By many other Lin
coin Prelaths.
the see nfCheycune in which bishop
Burke has been. dissatisfee. and from
which be asked ] transfer 70 the see of
81, Joseph, which Is vacant, At the suf- I
fTagau council here last December. viii I
also " examined into, ana, in short,
the whole archdiocese OF. s.: Louis IS
t9 be given throroarh shaking up by
the papal delegates Besffes his 5ecre-
t-ry and the recorder Of his apostolic
court Mgr Sa;OlEi Is to have with him
two doctors from the. Catholic national
University AZ Washington, but it IS not
Stated who tUcc are 10 ts.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-03-17
oTLEKlGE PASsE,SS,GERS
For This coun.r,-In.o-ma5ion That
This Traffic Has SEEN Resumed
OneiaIiy Transmitted - t!l,, Ireisury I;c-
Partr.sEiA Here 8Hst ~ 3so=iei'si1ra
soleiy i"s Ii,s t;se II IEtS siass or
foFe gaers- ls.-te, I,tese.ssd.

WssErSGrrS, DC March l3-T'he
I ETrsssu-v department is gE..siG.Ii- adj
vised by the Departale-st dt state that
s:eerags traiiic between European.
ports and the ufted States. zl.cf. was
discontinued on January i1st. has
tzvn. resumed
United States Consul Gardner. at
Rotterdam, in report To the state
department g3Fes q detailed aeeouut Of
1.-The precautions .tascn there 20 prevent
the eEligratio of PERSONS affected with
Contagious diseases
In addition to lie safeguards against
transmits Of disease afforded Dy the
local system pf examination made i'm
,nediately before esnbaraatt5n, & new
hotel, devoted eSCiasIT5iy for
The ace aElaioGasion. Of steera-e
and secpnG-classe passengers en- roltc
for the Fitesi states mas iten. lufiL
This hotel. known as the ''Etsin. IS
owned nr the Nctharland American
Co, t.ni is solely aHder their manage
ment the entire control OF this buiit-
ing. according 10 Dutch laws. Is il the
haEds If the Commissioner Of iETIia3gr.-
tiol. although tbs United States consul
has free access the buiidiu-.
Conss!l Gardner states that within the
past three or four years the rate nf
steerage sailing from Rjtterta,n
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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-03-17

/ WHILE digging the foundation of .
building at New Alexandria, Va, the
other day workmen exhumed thpee
skeletons
A MAN in bridgeport, Ct, wears .
wig that was also worn By his father.
grandfather and great-grandfather In
their turn
The king of Servia is only seventeen
years of age, but he rules with wis
dom and firmness that were denied his
unhappy father
The National museum at Washington
will display at the fair collection of
| coins and other metal money valued at
I nearly $1,000. COO
F0UR members Of the cabinet are di-
both, namely: McssrS Bissell, Olney,
Lamont and Smith
STREET cars at Wheeling. W. Va. are
| not run after o'clock in the evening.
as the mayor Of that town deems it
dangerous TO do so
A LOUISIANA mother locked her
daughter in room for three days re
Gently for appearing on the street
dressed in a hoop-skirt-
oSCE it was great honor and privIs-
eye 10 walk under IN umbrella In
some countries il constituted part of
the insignia of royalty.
AT Central City. Mich. there Is an elm
] tree with diameter of nine feet at the
bottom. 1t IS estimated that it viii
-, L, I 2 0iNn fszs.s s1f sir,t f1.a-
ASSOCIATE JUSTICE HEMINGWAY. of
the Arkansas supreme court has re-
signed, declaring the pay too small
He was serving his second term
PERHAPS the greatest of all nuggets
Of gold was taken from the Monumental
mine, near Sierra Buttes. in 1864 Il
was estimated TO be worth sS0, 600
A HARTFORD florist, who would fur
nish green pinks, had to pay for ruin
ing lady's ball dress as the green dye
stuff came OFF the gruesome flowers
MRs ANNA E. FIELD has been drawn
to serve on petit jury in the federal
court in Minneapolis, the first instance
OF the kind in the history of the state.
TIE proposition 20 mold an in;erna-
tional humane congress has been extern
sively ag;ta,ed Tor some time. and there
is every Indication that it will he held.
PKEsInEST HAYES was inanguraied
March 6, but he had taken the oath Of
ofliee ;Mo days befors His address was
no; lengthy. bu, I, covered the ground
thoeoughly. t.a
rrR purchase OF the Cherokee strip
for IS, sQO,OQ To he paid in i've annual
installmcnts, is authorized by the In
dian appropriation hill, as finally passed
hy congress
Mus. FIogA EiIIeg STEvENs If
Chama. n. Nj, as a notary public, 10
Gently administered the oath oi oillco to
her husband, William |. Stevens who
had been elected JUSTICE ~ the peace.
A WnMAN In hrockton. Mass, can
boast ~ having lived under the admin
lstratlon Of every president II tho
tinltod states she was barn tho daY
preceding Washlnglona vtlromenl
from olllcn
EvnnY memhor u President c|oye'
lanas cabinet Including lhn pro@|'
dent ana YlcosnrsldnnI n mnlI|I'|
With lho exception n Hillary A Her
DeIh scoIoIelr ~ ,ho IaIH VIE "a
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-03-17
". M. RAMSEY
Judge JacEs7R'- Frolable Successor as
Circuit Judge.

Judge JacEs2R's TrobabFe Successor a.
Circuit Judge.
CTSCtSNATI- March I : The eattorneys
II the southern Gistrietof Ohio. since
tine senate failed T. confirms he rotni.
nation et Judge Benson Hnnchctt as
tlt sncseSs9r To SudEe Howell T. Jack.
sou as United States circuic Judge f0r
the western division. have sprung the
name q. William u R4nsey. OF Ciu-
rinnatj. Is , candidate for the posi-
tiou
il is saiI . apoader5us petition. bear
ing tn, naz-es of hundreds of attorneys
and leading citizens and DENT Gratis, has
already been prepared, and uiIi - sent
pest haste q Washington.
Mr. Ramsey j. one If the most useful
Ulsm Usrs 81 tiie bar in this section. oftel
quoted us autaogicy on legal rtiliu--s
and i close student. 5rssrva;ive yet
very . pu!1r lie = she senior mem Der
oithe a-ai = Ramsey. Mzy;yell a Ram
sfy. w.lado an ilssleass United States
court business
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No str.ke at Ch.cl.o.

CHICAGo. Siarch H. AZ Monday alter
Moons meeting OF the general man
ayers, Grand Master p3wr.ev, 81 the
:Swi'ehnen's association. presented the
official declaration Of the switchmeh
accepting the answer 81 the general
managers refusing an iner ase 81 pay
and stating that MS flr,her action
would be taken biz tine swi;ehtnen with
out sufficient notice bpin@ given 70
every body concerned This paper was
signed byftha leading members Of the
union amt bore the >ealof ting lodge
Tnis sqelns 20 bc an assurance that
there will &c no strike f3r a. least six
weeks.
y don't anticipate . strike said Mr..
B3wney, after he had delivered the
document ''oue could not b. declared
inside Of SIX weeks were we 80 disposed
PerhailS after the fair IS over and the
records show that the railways had
Jared par;icu * well the svltchrhen
may ash. fur pay Matters Of great I'M
par;ance being 6ut of the way the gen
eral ln2'Ea-srs will y in a place - 10
business vilh the switcnaion
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-03-17
CURRENT TOPICS.

The presidents salary is siSs Is per
| day
| PoRTrGAL IS the most illiterate coun-
'i1y II Europe
! AUgIEyCEs IRE forbidden to applaud
! in Russian theaters.
.IiIEaE is q race war in Oregon be-
tween, Indians ana Chinese.
Mis- HENEY AUsTIS, sister of Charles
Dickens, died the the other day.
iT0ITEHsviLI-E, Ia. girl accidentally
swallowed her engagement ring
R5cH deposits Of mica Just found in
I Virginia may cheaper that article.
Russia has reserve fund for war
I purposes amounting TO sf=5, coo, Goa
J. STERLING MqKToS. in his earlier
days, vas a reporter on ! Detroit paper.
orr Of the standing timber in Wash
ington 4I,590.OCO cottages could be
erected
THERE are in London 10000 paupers
and 41,cJJ criminals known to the pO-
lice As such
4 H6JsE and lot IN Salisbury. Mo,
wa< sold Al public auction, the other
day, FOR q 50
a LcUisvILLE barber cuts hair with
. a razor more artistically than his rivals
with shears
FERDINAxD DE- LEssEPs IS said TO have
lost his whole fortune IN the Panama
canal project
ONE fashionable New York woman
ana her daughter spend SIS, 600 annual
Is for clothes
Wa A. CoRkLE was inaugurated gov
ernor Of West Virginia At Charleston
the other day.
a WEATHER record for 1892 shows that
there were $50 cloudless days out Of the
e65 At Tucson, Ariz
The origin Of the geysers At Sanoma,
Cal, is supposed 10 be ! volcanic crater
filed by landslide.
TIE marriage ring of I.uther's wife
has recently been discovered ~ Alma,
not far from Coburg.
\ DEALER in Dundee, Mich, is ship
ping ashes 10 Florida by the car load
for use as afertilizer
SUGAR bee,s weighing on an average
VI S@NNSNA f0AAAGo 'A-AfS NSSAA E-Nf'~ 80
Floyd county, Georgia.
LORD CHiEF JUsTiCs; COrERlDGE, OF
England, Will probably visit this conn
try during the Worlds fair
\ COMBINATION of folding bed and
billiard table is one u the latest
Of inventive genius
TRg government patent office will
show upward Of 1900 lnodels, many OF
them being working machines
TiE bnRct shot into Clearfeld tRal
Veterans leg qt the battle OF Gettys-
burg was extracted a few days aga
j swoEn has been discovered near
rcN., which has sam llous-
toms initials earved upon the handle
EpisoN's childrcn hy his hrst wife arc |
called "nor nnd "nash"
rom tho characters in the Morae alpha
lUL
''rim sceonl orlco ~ the govern.
nenl, said Jefferson, as honorable
md casy, the ilFAt Is but aplendid
ulsofyn
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ReTarBuTIon.
A son sBso,s His Fathfr's Assassin In the

I
| tay in the courthouse 'IEOinas Jones
a young + man, shot J. J. Winters down
As the after was Halling b. the side Of
his Nife along fhe hailway lea+ing from
the criminal TJurt-rcp.E- Is Winters
fell. his wife dropped upon her knees 10y
| h.s side, crying Hrsterica:iy. ON
Jones E4s l.ii-ea my hrsband :" Jones
fired FIVE slots at hi4 victim. Three Of
! theIn took efE e. ard the result ySiH
I probably be fatal James BOndEraEt,
, vino. gsas standing near lFAere tins shoot
ing oe prrsdtswas struck IN the right
gtC3a by Uus q the bullets which
missed Winters and was dangerously
r5andrA a
J. J. y iH;eFs ard his brother Andrew
( had just succeeded. through their at
tornpys in having the cases in which
they are inlirted in the criminal court
toT ;he assaas.uatihH of Jones father,
postponed un.i. the next term Of court,
=. ana J. J Winter Win his wife, was
passing ou, oi 5is- court room. when
yUun5 JOnas followed and shot him
DOWN
tito killing pf Monday IS the last act
Fin q ira ztdv syAic.E was begun June
r. last Dn that Jag the Winters
urolhf- Andrew and Joe, men Of
ap9u5 forty iE ana iiEty-tw0 years re-
srect wi i. Ea;.lt aU assault on the
younger Jones aui Andrew Winters
90 d. tletcgy f.dIei him with shot
from ioBtl,-{ar5elpd shotgun.
z This anil grew 5at % the fact that
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-03-17

MIX lGEE March H. Referring 10
Senators Hin, call uran President
Cleveland, The Washington corres l.1n-
dent q tbe Herald says: Foiiirisns
have come - The cCnciusien th2t N:sa-
tef Hlgs Nisi; to President Ccv>-
land has no slSc3al Significance
is.errly ca..cil in CouE-on wi;A oiser.
senators aud rerress natives, 50 thai'a
cCliiiHIet staying away frcna;Ec vHlte
houfs oa bis rartwcu' q not excite more
.ccsancn; II is enisscly likely ,aat
Sen-;or hiu assured Istsicsiit Clete-
lan,! ,hat ttP latter's acln.s lf4;ian
voG.t u supported II every ,sis-as
that lies q i.c senator's YgwcE 'I
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-03-17
DRIVEN INSANE
4 Vile Ey tie -udden Illness OF HI.
HnsLa.d.

4 a Vile ny tie hidden Illness Of Her
Hnsba-d.
CHICAGo, March t4- A pititul story
j told n CDEaecsian with the illness Of
William Il MqnaeE.oa, German consul
al Montreal, Qlebec, who vvas stricken
with paralysis in this CITY week ago
y hen on his way,to California to visit
his family Ms yIuaderiah was tel
egraphcd for and arrived here two
days ago Her hn-bardrs condition
Was very critical and the doctors il
formed hsr that there WIS absolutely
no nope for lis recovery. This informa-
ton. .ils-t q very depressing effect on the
pn:oEtyrate woman. anu she begau to
sh9w rns ot Iental Geraaze.nent-
Saturday she PASSED into . sta,aot such
freazy t4at -Ae physicians IN attend
ance fouu& j. necessary TO remove her
from. .the s.e.. rom and Sunday even
ing i was found necessary TO place her
IN I YrIvzte sau2t@r5uLn
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-03-17
-1nll,n Mnn,lnn,n.o.l.

CeiNNRus, March M-Atty,,Gon.
Richards has drawn Il petition and viii
h,c mandaums suit In the supreme
court to-day, against tho EAgle lnsnr
apte Co.; of Cincinnati TO compel ittc
iilc report u lia condition and hnSh
ness Tor ono year ending neccmbcr ~,
lSpa, wlthsshe state insurance coinmls'
sion. ns required hy Sections adhi and
allAA " The rayised statutes Thocom,
pany WAS ohAr,Jrcd ln 1850, hVlnro The
adoption ot lho present oollslllntlon,
Tho nhjcol i 10 fotlln hy lhls suit the
question 81 whether thp Oil eharlql
0onnnnlo. nnn escape |n.rnnI|oA
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-03-17
BURGLARS CAPTURED.
finadrr Recovered d the Thieves
LaaAAd sa Jam

-'N.'ft- -sNNNfNNNN a u AAt AhlSNcs
Lausitd III iaiG
RnGTvuIr Ind, MaNhtf On sat,
Wraay iigM the general store of Ad
Wall, AZ nccr66ld, was. hurglarisea oi
eootS clothing and eatables, The
burglars tried to crack The safe. but
broke tacir dfl.i, and left IL In the sa Il
du0r Ear'y Monday morning Mr.,
wall came te town, secured the services
hl Detective Tom Hawkins, and started
ia pnaSui, " siN tough.lookihg mon Who
had Nceu seeh loafing around tho store
duyli& tac day
AthaS'sCreeS house they caught the
party, and thn s,o,cn goods wero found
IN possession ~ the trampss Tho de-
'tectivc bound tbs thieves with binder
lwinN not having enough nippern q 10
pruuiid, aud with Wana assistance,
hpA,d,ho felloVs ia Winchester lnll
IohnsoH and lhe Samo gang had Just
hvon iolgnsad irom the Winchester JAN
ON saturday
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N.,lina n,ll rFa,.n-.

EIiiI.sDELruiA. March lS-S>Ath II
Sit, ana Iohn +. Rostanley- iudiy.du-
ally. anj : + Slit y .Ch-, Jvoolea saor-
chants, have sSsigpet The tirun IS
rated over Sl,V3O.0jo. and the fai.are
causes great surprise.
riaere is apprehension III any ether
couccgns 4'einS invoiv.si by tas feiinre,.
the trade lAsinS be,Jer4 Pzcpar,,l 20
stand such a shock = this tisue Qf Tie
year than ~ atiy atiier.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-03-17

lNmNNNroils, Ind, March IS Tho
governor hsS appointed Il Pg,NN0g,,, ~
NcwNashlncton, and e. u. n Cole and
NJ, X Cole, of CharlestoyVn, 10 supervise
the ercction Vt monument over she
grave " tho late Gov Jcnnlngs tho
sfrst goyevnorof lnjlana The rcinalna
lic imam unmarked grave nt Charlca.
laaxu
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-03-17

SrRNGEiELp. O., March IL Wori
reached mere saturday night that vii.
bur WalGron and Clara Warrington.
the youthful MeGhanicsburg lovers who
el0peG Friday night across the fields
with $40 in their possession, were cap.
,nred Saturday afternoon nj Irwin sta,
tion hy the boys father Mr. Waldron
took them in charge and made the pair
hoot it BACK to fredericksburg, dis,
tance oi twelve miles, driving them
with a whip like cattle down the rail.
road track A crowd Of ABOUT thrce
huntred pSNplc collected at the depot
aad gavc the Young couple y ipusing
reception upon their return home
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-03-17

psNvUtE, I'LL. March i2 San,'av
nigh; 4 ra>seaEer train onahe Bi- Eoar
railroad, ran into some coal ears Staai-
ing on an Ore1 switch. comp.ei5iy
wreckSuE iae engine ani damn, gang y
"ral ears NJ one was. seriously iE5ur-
ci- Tbe switch was loelSeG ana rhe
: acnt "-s:- y similar aecldent y'cnrsei
AZ the sala' place = few HvsesSs a-0 ana
It Is taoughs 10 te the work u .igAin
Nra.cha->.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-03-17
GOLD RELIEF FUND
Accepted Trom Cinoins.Iti Tanks by Sec
reiaEy CARLISLE.

retaEy Carlisle.
CINcINSATI. March Is At a meeting
OF the Clearinghouse association Friday
il was agreed that the banks OF the
city. would otfer Secretary Carlisle
500 Ooo in gold in exchange for
legal tender notes bankers GriRsh
and Kellogg were appointed : committee
70 secure subscriptions. and obtained
agreements TO supply go.i IS follows:
First national, s29, eo0: Fourth national.
$4,000; Commercial, SI1.o11; 0h.o Val
ley, $4,000. Equitable sic, coz. Citizens.
Sioaooe; Third, sloa,G11; Merchants
sl0o,oo0' Lafayette, Si6o,OOo; German
S7D,000: Atlas, $1,000
Secretsry Carlisle teleg-aphed that he
would accept the gold.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-03-17

NicESBlEs Ms. Manch IL Saiur-
,iay night about ; o'clock I.eg Walton.
colerct, killed Rufus iIaywoc5. cototei,
. Respectable man living near Nitfa
Ylima, SaarlSey county. The murder
syas d most brutal one Sunday The
eer1ncr'S jury. after an invest CATION,
tln4i;iei Naiionto jail. charging hi.n
wifh mHrse= While the constable vas
girastc % ,ae Jail. at Rollins, Fori,,- )
hiin S-ol the officer and hanged llaa,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-03-17

NWw NopS. March Is a dozen >teani-
SHIPS arrived in pact tss-1av ana 9, ,iSO
i'nmlvrans>si mostly iiaiial.S -
lanie,l ~ Ell,s island several ~ tl.e
steamships had 10 l,e itSla OSer nnll
to-norn1m None IL the steamships
sightcsithc NaYanic
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-03-17

NASHVILLE. Icnn-, March l3-Iin-
pelchment proceedings We're instituted
in the house Of representatives Satpr-
day morning against Judge J. J.
Dubose Of the Memphis criminal
court The resolution OF impeachment
was based on memorial signed by
5000 citizens OF Shelby county The
charges preferred accuse Judge Dutoss
OF malfeaSance N Office, failing TO en-,
force the law against gambling and
general dereliction OF duty
JuG &c pUbose is q strange and strilS.
ing. character, anu his official actions
have besna subject Of much coRtention
in Memphis fer long tinc, He has 4
large following ana the attempt nj i'm.
peachment win lie bitterly fought
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p.a,.,.,,s os.SosI r-l,ow p.a4

+ CINCINNATI, MNrrh Is Wm Chiissy,
grand SECRETARY u the os1.ScllOwS ~
ohio, AMI one 0t the hss, known ai'a
most promlncns membc.S ~ that order
in the tni,ed States, died al MS Fosj-
,ienc,s, No iSs Mcmillan street, Nalaat
Hills. SATURDAY. night,
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. nAha,A al. sa.aOn

LoUiSXlttp, Ny,, MaNRl@ A gSag OF
rohhcgS attacked an old far,ner Of Cum.
brr|apd county named Thomas Eryan
Monday and tortured him cruelty until
he gave M S2,p00
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s. .nn,h olA. Train.

CINclNNArs March Ia EN County
.TrcasWrerC. n Miller stepped nom the
rrar pla.iogm of a shopping car near
ilowcrstowu, g, saturday night and
was. badly lulurcJ Il Il supposed that
ina III of sonapamkn,lhm no walked ON
the train while In mntlon,
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klnE Onsfsy AfoRg, Mafch M Two
nnall planets woN discovered hy tho
Nice observatory on lho Slh and plh "
tho mnnlh
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~ N'nH Ahl va lAtN NNAlA NiVlu
~ tlioNks, W. l., Mnrvh 1.-THE
United States llngshlp Newark, accom-.
pnHled ~ lho cruiser bennington liAv
iofmpr lnwnf TIE Columbus caraVol,
tho N|na, and The hitter towing Che
rlnlp. have arrived a. ,hls port
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1890-10-18
HANDED HIM THE STIRRUP-CUP.
Pittsburg Newspaper Men Bid Farewell to
Mr.. Emery w. Bartlett.

Pittsburg Newspaper Men Bid Farewell to
Mr.. Emery w. Bartlett.
Sixty active workers in newspaperdom
were present last evening at the Hotel
Schlosser, at a banquet rendered by them to
Mr.. E. W. Bartlett, who retires from the
night editorship of The DISPATCH to ac-
cept similar position on the Philadelphia
Press 1t was the first time that such an
honor has been paid to an associate by
Pittsburg newspapermen, and was tribute
to the gentleman's sterling character and
journalistic ability,
Mr.. John S. Ritenour presided, and intro
duced Mr.. George Welshons, who, after
chasing several ideas down the corridors of
time, paid handsome tribute TO the guest
of honor, and, 6guratively speaking, handed
him the stirrup-cup. Mr.. Bartlett returned
mis- thanks briefly and in an unprecedented
manner. Short addresses were made by
Messrs. Fl. j. Ford, Erasmus Wilson, W.
H. Davis, Hepburn Johns, Robert Simp-
son, W. H. Gutelius and John D. Pringle.
An autograph album was signed by all
present and presented to Mr.. Bartlett, to
prevent the possibility of his forgetting his
friends in the Gas City.