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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-01-13
UNDER AN AVALANCHE.
Snow to the Depth Of From Fiji
teen to Twenty-Five Feet
Rolls Down the Mountsin side, Over
wheImInga snow-PIow Crew, EsGine
and Cars-Several men KilIed ard L. %
Jured-Twenty-fi Escaped.

SPOKANE, Wash. Jan Further par
ticulars Of the APPALLING wreck near
Java, on the Great Northern, have been
received. The train with the snow-plow
and the track-clearing crew was back
ing up to the camp for dinner when it
was suddenly overwhelmed blythe most
enormous avalanche ever known in the
northwest
The mountains. towering from 1000
to 8. coo feet above the track, were Cow
cred with snow to a depth Of fifteen
to twenty-five feet Light rains and
high winds had packed the snow into a
solid mass of ice.
Suddenly heavy report resembling
a peal Of thunder rolling along the
mountain side was heard Almost in
stantIy an immense mass of snow and
ice broke loose from a lofty altitude
and swept down toward the helpless
crew with the speed of cyclone.
The roar was deafening as the mass
sped down the mountain side, carrying
with it enormous bowlders and giant
forest trees The engineer threw open
the throttle with the view of pushing
the train as far from the center of the
avalanche a. the limited time at mis-
disposal would permit, but this precau-
tion was of no avail, As the speed OF
the avalanche was greater than that Of
any locomotive.
The avalanche bore down upon the
train. striking it with such force ~ to
carry the locomotive and ears from the
track, landing them on a narrow bench
in the canyon forty five feet below. Al
most instantly the train and it's crew
were eutombed beneath twenty-five feet
of snow, while huge rocks and tiInbers
rolled over them. .:
A. l. Morden, the brakeman who was
killed, was standing on top Of the ca
boose when the slide occurred. He was
hurled high into the air, and landed
near the place where the train lodged,
and it is supposed that the caboose
rolled over him, as he was badly
crushed. %
II was ten hours before the shovelers
reached him, and he was still alive
when taken out He died during the
day William d. Freeman, the other
brakeman, was standing on a fiat-car
near the engine, and when the crash
came bounded into the air and was rum
ming toward the spot which moment
later became the tomb of his comrades
He came into contact with telegraph
pole, but with miraculous presence of
mind clasped his arms about it just be-
low the crossbeams and in some unac-
countable way the pole withstood the
force of the slide and the brakeman
came down unhurt
Three Italians were killed and twen-
ty-five escaped. John Benn, a lineman.
was on the nat car and was knocked OFF
ahead of the train and was killed by
the force Of the shock and the fall The
fireman was thrown from the tender,
where ne was at work, and crushed to
death. His name has not been reported
here.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-01-13
CURRENT TOPICS

ALUMINIUM slate pencils are among the
latest Inventions
EX-SENATOR INGALLS, il said to be 60
ing to Europe again
ELLA WHEELER VIZ ;ox dances almost
as well as she writeA
THE editor of Mis- Iouri paper takes
'possums on sub cripi ons
A HOPKINS MOI hunter claims 70
have recently killed 1,10O quail
The Toronto. Ont law society has
admitted women TO practice law.
A WOMAN life insurance agent does an
excellent business in Wichita, Kan.
WESTMINSTER ABBEY contains the
mortal remains of i, ,1Ts illustrious dead
FARMERS near Fairbury, Ill, arc much
exercised over the appearance of CLAN
ders
BosroS bicycle-makers are proposing
an asphalt road from Chicago to New
York
The Marquise LAMA often rewrites
her stories as many as four or i've
times
Mrs. WsL W. AsToR has UNIQUE col
lection OF photographs of beautiful
women
Ex-Gov. BALDWIN, Of Michigan, and
who succeeded Senator Zach Chandler
is dead.
A CLARENCE. Nc. man has been fined
sd.75 for the luxury of riding mule on
the sidewalk
Mrs. SARAH BALcH BEAMIy, OF
Georgetown, Mass, it is said, was born
in December, 1890.
The Georgia legislature has done its
work promptly, adjourned and giver
the taxpayers a rest
) 1T is computed that twelve city people
die where ten deaths occur among
dwellers in the country.
NEW ZEALAND has set apart tive
Islands for the preservation of wild
birds and other animals
The heaviest man in congress IS John
W. Rife, of Pennsylvania A speeia
chair is provided for him
Mas. PIERPoNr MoRaAN's correspond
ence is so large that she Is obliged Il
employ private secretary.
The Krupp gun to be on exhibition
at Chicago is eighty-two feet long and
throws a shot sixteen miles
A JUpeS at Riddeford. Me. sentenced
drankard to pay fine OF take {
course OF the bichlorlde OF gold snre.
PRESIDENT Low announces gift o
10000 To Columbia college. 70 be di
vided between biography and history.
The most indes,ruetibls wood is th'
the jarrah wood OF wsstern Australia
which dsfes all known forms Of decay
TaR total loss by fire in the Unitet
States during the year isoa h estimates
at $3.50, ,seS,5 ass. Us against tie0, ,ots, 900 u
1891, %a.
TnE Grstna tNeb.l Reporter VI
abou, doctor Of that place who took |
tapewoEn 'from man ssvenessn fee
long
A TExAs farmer rAises the money v
20 TO New York and buy greer
goods" and finding himself duped goe
insane.
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4 80, h,r,l nj Ilti, sch.m.

SPRISGFIEtD, H., Jan 7-Among
the many proposed measures which are
OF peculiar interest just at this time. on
account of the Worlds fair and its at
tendant ceremonies and exercises, is
one for the esta blishment of a state ma
val militia, which Senator Hamer, of
Fulton. has introduced in the senate
The bill provides that there shall be
allowed in addition to the companies of
the military code Of Illinois. as now
provided by law, not more than eight
divisions or companies 81 naval militia,
four OF which shall constitute battal-
ion. 70 tx knewnas the First and Sec
ond battalions OF the naval militia of
Illinois Provision IS then made for
the various officers of the state navy,
their rank, etc
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-01-13
.NovEL. TRIP
Grocer volt. = Cssrs.yInes ard
-t.t "a .liaa q. .ss43.-f.r

Grocer i4yslt. a cstfs.T1nes a1d.
ca 'Is. a i:grziar
Sr. I-g,1s Jan. u --.lhe most .. eel
and. II the sans ti1sr practical cap
iu-e Of d Dhr-s.a ever u-ait in. -. Len :
was Cfteiet carly N1a ay.ml ~ j. ~
tir - f -h3 gf.B 1eg .ioF. Nu.
40 o-fa. ol SIZE TegethaI ruHs
i9ur ti9res n different hriions % 81
l.iu and a-s rfD the victim nf .
Hu-r4rzpf b3rssr.,1 lIe inherited =
';lu ;Fao. In aus and gri isinal in.
des zH. ia. as relai,.i IL - workings
as 3 bar tttl,
4 uaE,At ti.iaris Wl1 hs.s served two
I :ra.s f4r 'rf.g.ars- aud vas f-rchtiy
r,-.5ss-.t tsauI ur.s1r.svis Monday night
.u jail .1F -.sy wtI enc ics E5ag,y
ruiHatt fru.1 tfrhaii ri5-a tbs thief
irapi -t8tit ~ 4 o., ycll51f pain
while ia e -rip iTaagHtn}. 1 lI..a 10
the -sr EAty cpl G not n4-clse hign,
and De- aa.i b ranaiu .n tlG trap fdtil
iHr iat At4E vas awAE-gedat MS h9lGs
E}.e aHay tgkg c.ims and loatergd
NO tlr,ta.nEs. ;*
The aFraa 4Hlent % tie trap * thus
lcscrleras 10 t.- y s8r qf iis store IS
piae;E g a-svds3s rFln-i5pr t.H.eA IS
rrat-c;al taria- Use tlaF but lslt -
t.E4t = g lii, .r.s sit svi. force il bpe1
during {h ni-lt IS ben terp-d np3l
rhls fl il. ii;5 tbr 81 re-
leasing a Sri1sEs arsty % So. 9.r bar,
much after t> sty, ~ tie Gutter bar
.qf moss ny maehiga br;stiin.s
with eIikCs. u wttsI j. attached,
by meats 70 vire rTcs aud pU.-
l.ys, srHez1 arye st1als tighiny 2.
aboDt izfy-algt TGuhd. Pacing tE5, T..
LtiHesu ti.eze iao fjrmriAp BE rpa ~
teeth that williams leg was held
'Ehe-e are Fiaeed BETWEEN tgy jJ.sts IN
tho ceiling - the cellar. and when IN
position aTc koid open ~ the irap-do0r.
. q. tho Trap o. the weights pull
The in@yai'r {sr forward with great
force. p El D iaauasr that the object
disturb IL me ifsp-tpar cat not fail 20
he caught Tie t4r- i9.Thic.i this IS
attaehcf are nutshe.i, and as thcy move
forward asr loy'jed up1H the Other side
~ tisc jSt
Iu allits@l 10 holding the burglars
leg - f.e trap is'.a u puAs down a
small casa 'ftih 81, far;s brick.
which Ia -rn j. attached L. tic trigger
- p.st1. in ,he stsr, ahssc ami point
- 81 ihat aHtg largel it shoots
straight aeross the Fo.c in wAicA the
victims sE hea
Mauday night The cartridge in this
pistol ilisse tire 6v burglar Williams
80 a}J aase-bg-a isDs ltaA
IS -H -. ~ rs ezFtFien.e; he
q fr-att lS aud ! b, gaa ipp.Ht l.-
stp tie ecl.ar Ul' Na- caught like a
tass hv ;t0 ia4u bArs ssta sfarp teeth,
vhj,h si-Al r-ht ia,o my eg into
ihs booze Tue bars held my .eg near.
the knce ani could not esaafe
The pain was unbeaTable. aud
il seemed as u ] was held there
AL night The tnorc novel
the were the ,7ap accraiei mt leg
and iacr5as.d ttsfain ! was glad -
t-e rciea ana siut over tie road
'Thcrs was . - -a.iber gun sci - that
i; poiutcd directly tow aFi ms head aui
b5iy II ai5 not ~ oh II II had
would have br@u blown 20 pieces
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-01-13
NOVELTIES IN BUTTER
At the worlds Fair An Indiana woman
VIII Have . Rare Exhibit

RICHNoSD, Ind, Jan a-Mrs Laura
D. Morley, secretary of the Indiana
State Dairy association, and one of the
Worlds fair commissioners, has been
appointed to make the Indiana dairy ex-
hibit
Four portrait busts in butter will be
exhibited In June the bust will be
that of Inspector-General Davis: July,
Mrs Palmer. september. Chief Buchan-
an. and October Mrs Charles Henrotin-
Mrs Worley will make the butter for
the portraits in her own dairy. and they
will be modelled by an Indiana woman
This exhibit will not enter for any pre-
mium.
Four shares of stock in the woman's
dormitory are offered in prizes to the
woman who will send the hsndsomest
designs in butter for any of the four ex-
hibitS They will be in bas relief in tin
pans not exceeding eighteen inches in
diameter or twenty pounds in weight
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-01-13
BORDERS tyTINIRTS.
NEAR DEPOT,
LOUISA, KENTUCKY

LONDON papsrs accuse MrA haybriclr
with swallowing needles in an effort 10
provoke symptoms Of consumption. and
80 secure her pardon
DEATH claimed Augustus Hasa of
Bethlehem. Pa. after he had eaten .
large pot of sauer lrout and drunk
seventeen schooners of beer.
THERE are two places in LondOa
where clergymen can buy sermons
printed. They cover all subjects and
can be had for every season IS
A CONVENTION Of the Negro editors Of
Georgia have formally resolved that
Negroes should be so designated. and
not be called ''colored" people.
BRoSsoS HOWARD says that American
managers are now seeking Americas,
plays, and that foreign dramatic works
are merely regarded as stopgapA
TESSYsoS's personal estate proves 70
have value of about $3.50, 600 Brown
ing's amounted to little over $50, 900.
and Mathew Arnold's to only s.. 600
You must not say dress when you
mean lady outside garment Gown
Is the proper word No fashionable
woman now has ANYTIME but rcwus.
WINS canyas,7re- H.. l,,r.-.sr. Villas n
Florence. "a choose a r,.stii,r pIaco for
Queer yictcrin. one enterpr sing owner
was found who wanted 81. zoo week.
y,cr-pnrs,pT,r .goUrox mas appoiat-
"a ssna,c,, c;.av ~ T..Iavar. a re,-a,,,
of M S,,,3i bso;,i,, i,,s,i,,,tion II, ,,ias,.
- ssratCy GiEsh1 ~ Io,,isiaaa d.
aI
A WRITER in the ST. Louis Globe-Den-
ocrat defines a widow to be one who
has buried her husband. and : grass
widow TO be one who has simply mis-
laid him.
CONGRESSMAN RoBISsoS Of Pennsylva-
MIA has been offered -. 90 Cor farm
which only cost him St3. COO a year 1ar
The farm IS on the line of proposed
electric railroad
A AYANKEE, by name John Beattle,
has applied for patent on eontriv-
ance to prevent that whirring sound in
the telephone wires at parallel trolley
wires used for street car purposes
-AccoRpINe to recent decision Of an
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R.ndm ,st.r c,ppa pead.

NEW YoRk. Jan Bandmaster Cap
pa. of the Seventh regiment National
guard OF the state OF New York, diei
here at o'clock Friday morning His
death was due to a tumor in the right
lung Mr. Cappa had been i'll fer only
a few weeks. and it was said that he
was suffering only from 4 slight cold
His death Friday morning, therefore,
came as a surprise 10 all who knew
him Carlo Alberto Cappa was born in
Sardinia in 1854 His father was. an
officer in the famous Eleventh regt
mcnt, and followed the Eagles of Ma
poleon to Russia, and was killed in the
famous retreat from Moscow.
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collexs pamaxea by FIRE.

CISc1SSATI, Jan. 9.-The Ohio Mill
tary school at College Hill, better known
as Belmont college. suffered damage
by fire Saturday morning. At the time
President Mckenzie and all the direc-
tors were in the building, besides 4
large number of the scholars, but all
escaped. Three rooms of the historic
old building were completely gutted.
and the loss will be about $1,000
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REsrRIoTINu 1lIM1aRAT1oN.

Alleged Statements That There Ii No
Prospect OF Any Radical steps Being
Taken.
. CoLoeSE, Jan T.-At meeting Fri
day Of the North Atlantic Steamship
association it was decided 10 postpone
the proposed reduction of the number
Of trips to America By steamships Of
the companies belonging to the associa-
tion The reason for this action is that
the association has received advices
from Washington to the effect that
there IS no prospect at this time of a
bill excluding Immigration. or greatly
restricting immigration Of the kind
chiefly carried by the North Atlantic
Steamship lines, and that the opposi
ton 10 exclusion, or anything aproach
ing il, is increasing. especially among
the representatives ot the western sec
ton OF the United States
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porrsr0wN, ra., Jan. 9.--There wa
a dramatic termination 70 gay socia
gathering here \ large number q
young people had gathered at the home
~ Mvcrs ls,lloelS and the fun ran high
an went mcrrily until IL was time t9'
tho wine Then Nathan folloc'S th'
aged father ot Myers Pollock, took Z
bo,tlc, poured out acnp of the liquid
raised Il aud proposed y toast Tor ~
Son mud the company llo drained th'
Glass and groaned aloud The liqnl'
was carh0llc acid, which he, PARTIAL,
hhnA had mistaken for wine lNlloel
was dcaA In loss than half Rn honn
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CHICAGO. Jan. a-The statesmen and
women employed by the large retail
dry goods store of Carson, Pieris, Sem
nett & Co have just received the results
of commission of the profit-sharing
system for the six months prior to Sep
tember /. lS9s. which amounts to about
500 to zach, The firm and the employees
are well satisfied with the results.
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roro-i, Warks Rlnr up.

HovEK \. J.. Jan. 10 The Forcite
Powder works a, Lake liopa;ccus biew
up Monday ;usrAiug with a tremendous
rtn1r, saakinE ;he country for miles
nuoqr3. saait ing windows an many ot
tits village houses There were two eS-
rgas,eus, onc at 10 o'clNcss and smother
If,csa MINUTES later lnall $50 pounds
81 giant p.eV.icr went oil. The powder
wdrss werr ionilsshel u s. chane'1s
tina; ail aAS ,y,,rkn'cp and the sn'crin-
icndeat le;t the building av, inmates
bciure 10 hgip eNtiugpisa a tre and
hence no o,se was hpri The works
blew up i year ago killing five PSople
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A Southern BllzEari.

CULINAN. Ala. Jan - The coldest
blizzlr,l ever known in Alabama struck
the state Thursday evening. The wind
blew a fearful gale and reached a
velocity OF 20 miles an hour, the ther-
mometer dropped Go degrees in six
hours Friday morning at seven
o'clock il ranged eight degrees above
zere. From many points as far south
as Tamp6 aud JasS zpnville, Fla, cold
weather prevails
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cnn.htIn IN. shnftt :.

MAssHLoS. o., Jan. 1.-llerman KO-
patslSy, an emr,oye ina stone quarry in
Massillon, met horrible death IN a
sard mill Friday afternoon. His cloth
ing caught in a shaft, and hewss twist
ed. around the shaft OF the mil for
some time before he was discovere1
His right leg and arm were coIlplciely
torn from their sockets llewas fifty
years old and leaves wife and two
,.I,;lira,,
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RlcHNoNp, Ky, Jau a--William
Smith, Is white, sentenced 70 the pepi-
tentiary for the murder OF Robert Saa-
ders in 1873, was found to have n bottle
Of nitric acid that he intended 10 dash
in the jailsr'a face while being taken
from here 10 Frankfort and then o.
cape. lie had jus, been tried
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How Thsv Cs. Rid Of Snow

VIENNA, Jan Threat quantities of
snow still cucumber the streets of Buda-
Pesih and some queer methods of get
ting rid Of it are practiced A steam
engine was taken out into the broadest
streets aud the snow shoveled into the
boiler melted and allowed to run into
the gutter II IS declared this plan is
much chcarer than Shoveling.
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shooting Les. raiHfuI rhau Electricity.

HAVANA, Jan . Mr. Toneled. ar
American physician. who is visiting
Havana for the purpose of making ?
comparative study OF the various meth.
ois OF execution of criminals, witneSse,
the shooting few days ago of Leon
arie Cuevas, the soldier who was con
demned To death for committing n muir.
tlcrous assault with razor upon his
companions In an interview 'subse,
Gnent TO the execution Mn Tonelet
stated that ne was fully convinced
that death by shooting is more nearly
instantaneous and less painful thar
death by electricity.
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NEW YORK. Jan A-The news OF n
murder and suicide on New Years
evening at White Hall, an ont-of-thc-
way place In northern New Jersey, has
Just reached here After a lovers quar-
rel Norah Dott shot and killed Edward
smith, Atterwhich she put bullet into
her own brain. Both werc young pco'
pie and no good reason for the double
crime IL known
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Dia,rsaa N oleaaa.

OntssA, ian. I,--nisircss Is rapidly
spreading among the Russian land
owners, aud tho so.cAlled noble bankers
selling on a number oi cslatca whose
owners are unable 70 pay mortgages on
them
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.,,emp,e, 10 Follow Her nushand.

BLuFFroN, o.. Jan. 1.-Two weeks
ago George Tucker, of Conner, while in
the act of jumping over a fence, injured
himself internally. The hurt resulted
in his death Saturday morning. His
wife lost her reason over his death, and
care has to be taken so she will not kill
herself She attempted suicide Wednes-
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WASHINGTON, Jan. . IA bin intro
duccd in thu house authorizes the fourth
assistant postmaster general 70 approve
and sign bonds Of pos,masterS The in
tontioa OF tho measure Is Ia relieve the
postmaster general ~ that routine
work
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lnos.,n ! plr q, PAllalelphla.

Pun Nn,ll'uiA, Jan, ~ ihe Jackson
club of this city kept open house Nom
day In mcmory oi tNvSmmeyial Apdnew'
At the banquet at night there was u
feast Of rcason and a low of so0l' the
nvitedrpeakcrs including rcngr's,mSn
Springer. ntyan oNthvaitc, lio9ker
and lion. nAu i.ockwOol
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Al.HlnsAsG Goae

WksHi>eToN. Jan. Io Mr. B7aine's
condition Nfon,lay morning continued
10 Is most critical An intimate friend
"a con crcSsu.a .an-haS just seen the pa
tient and does not believe he can live
until Monday night Or johnson. re-
mzinct constantly ai the patients bed
siic All night prepared for the crisis,
which was expected every moment
S5atin j u Qriates, however. Mr. Blaine
enjoyed peaceful sleep most q the
night, buti; was netcsslry 10 awaken
him nj times 10 administer medicine or
stimuiaMts Dr johnson went home
at davtFtak He said he was more
hopeful. bui refused To 80 into pariieu-
lars fur:her than - say thz; Mr..
Bl4iEe. was resting quietly
WssniSgToS. Jan. Ia-At ) O'clock
-rucs.ssy morning there Is every appear
auce % quier within the Blaine man
sion Mr., i'lincs physicians heing.
aSiseias - whether there is any imme-
iiate danger II Mr.. Biaine's death, ne
piled THAI he was liable TO die at any
time
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s.,a,nr Kanna.s cnnditlnn.

WASHINGTON. Jau. Alt o'clock
Saturday morning, it was said by n
member of senator Kenna's hSSisehold
that he passed the best nigf~'since his
illness began. and was then sleeping.
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A,lERICAN hfUMhlIEs.


itg faArs
SALI LAEE Utah. Jan. Ia Dan Ma
rufec. the sut'quIiy man o! the Utah
Warid's fair casnIn .,sipii. Is on the tFai, 81
some K. ruint Utah mummits and L hc
succli'. lrthgnntjn.t tie rugged bar
flgrs ..zt eHcoHplss their abode, some
thing uuiqne in the lane q preserved
humaalty wil b. produfsti Ancient
Inummirs arc known % exist in the
rGyEcl, almost iinpeneitable portion y
sluiheru e Tab iiut has never been cz-
p.olyd nor even been visited except by
an occasional hunter. one Of these
drieI bodies WAS brought out a ye;ir
ago lnd placed on exhibition at ogden
far : short time.
other bodies have been seen by hunt
trs in the cay.-s 81 the elf dweI'ers.
bat II is TN extremely difficult matter
20 cti in;o the country. the trip being
attended with great danger. There j.
place where !; is necessary to Ira
verse FIR Iuilts 4 narrow, almost inn
pcrreptiblr trail thousands of feet above
ihe bottom of Prescriptions elif-aul
where by a single nisSiep the Traveller
would bcda-hei 20 pisscs- Mr. Maguiue
will Inalse an agicmp; 10 reach the soli-
tuits where the inuTnlhies are located
before re returns from his southern
irp N1rnt-e vii ALSO make some
yzcava,iah, in tile prehistoric mounts
II I'sra.-avzia fH scar h Of relics
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-, rrnhns mi Naw Ynrk.

NEw No,dN Jan, 5.-Twonew typhas
fevcr'cascs wtre reported To the board
OF health early this morning. There
have been fourteen deaths from The di-
scast 81 inr
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rprincer Iiilcd and Iwo scaidetl.

BrGMIxGuAN, Ala, Jan A-Near
Cuba. Ala, Wednesday morning, the
boiler OF W. r. Mathews steam mill
exploded Engineer Edwards was kill.
cd and two other men fatally scalded
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Ro,h>chiIds viii Help na7garr

BuDA-PEsTH. Jan. 9.-The Ungarische
Post says that the government signee
an agreement with the Rothschiles, by
the terms of which the latter viii TAX,
at 9l $4,000. 600 crowns worth Of per
cent. rentes that will be issued to re
place the present paper and silver Ger.
iificates of the Hungarian government
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Nav yoHK. laa- e--An splasnls OF
grip has broken oNt agaln, and 0ul'e =
number Of cases are reported The dis'
ease appears 70 be- Of q mildsr form
thnn lnnl YoN I'm 49,.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-01-13

n \ RAwllna wanted In chlcaFo fos
embesilement and FOE whore arrest
rowarda aggregatlnR ts,eoo had been
oifered, was captured q, Lawrenee'
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m, NV Cnll1au cruls1g'a crew

nonnNArN, dam 10. Thu steamer
relu,l arrived hrc with lsothnMn ehi'
rlala and sailors who viii man tho
crnlsDr Captain Pratt, which was built
on tho Helnn for tho GILLIAN govern
mont