The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1892-08-02

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Talton Hall, the notorious despe
RADIO, Was sentenced to hang at Wis
Courthouse, Va, September 2.
The Russian Government is con
WINGED that the so. called cholera riot
were due to Nihilists.
Lee McDaniels was lynched by
thirty masked men near Dalton, Ga.
because of an alleged criminal assault
upon Miss Clemmie Woods.
In fire at Wheatland, Ia, Sunday
which destroyed $4,000 worth Of
property, Mrs, John Snyder was
burned to death.
There were forty-six deaths from
the heat In New York up to midnight
twenty-seven in Brooklyn and TWEEN
ty-nine in Philadelphia.
| Anarchist Bergman was held under
$4,000 bond for the attempted assss-
sination of III. 2. Prick. 1t is not
probable that he can secure bonds
men.
The Colorado Silver League in
dorsed the Peoples party ticket after
considerable opposition. 1t is thought
that the minority will refuse to sup
port the ticket.
Miss Henrietta Green, who has al
ready sued the proprietors of the Ho-
tel Royal, has brought suit against
r. L. Hartman for $4,000 for breach
of promise.
Mrs. Frank Brown, wife of Cover
nor Frank Brown, was Frustrated by
the heat Friday at Baltimore and now
lies at the Hotel Rennert in a very
critical condition.
All were quiet at Merrill Friday.
Governor Peck and Adjutant Gener-
al Doe went to the scene of the strike
Thursday evening. 1t was not found
necessary to call out the militia.
Sufferers from the drouth in Next
co are crossing into the United States
at Ell Paso, Tex, in great numbers,
offering their labor for their board, or
for twenty-five cents day.
Secretary Noble Friday issued a
public notice warning all persons now
on the Colville Indian Reservation in
the State of Washington without ex-
press authority to leave the same
without delay.
Julius Wise (colored) was executed
at Lexington, S. c., Friday for the
murder of colored man some time
ago. Wise joined the church an hour
before his execution and protested be-
lief in his SOULS salvation,
General George H. Sheridan and
Whitelaw Reid, the Republican can
didate for Vice President, both con-
template taking trip West during
the month of August. General Sher-
idan goes Oh a political mission.
Reeds mission is of a domestic ma
ture. On about Aug. 10 he will leave
for Xenia, o., his native home, to pay
visit to his aged mother.
The Chief of Police of New Orleans
has received letter from source
thought to be the Malta, saying that
Criminal audge Mari. who mysteri-
ously disappeared last April, is being
held, and will be delivered to the
Chief on payment of $500. On fail
ure to receive the money at q given
address in twenty days, the writer
says, one of the Judges ears will be
sent the Chief as a warning. Detec-
tives are at work on the case.
The Oklahoma fever has broken
out again among the colored men of
Shelby and adjoining counties Of
Western Tennessee. They are leav-
ing in squads of so and 100, abandon
ing their crops and selling them in
the field for what they can get. Crops
will be short in this region at best,
but if the exodus continues there will
be nobody to harvest what little will
be made.
There is a big row in prospect at
Stanford University, California, when
the students return next month, as
the price of living in the college DOR
mitories has been advanced $40 per
month. This increase is the work of
Ariel Lathorp, Senator Stanford
brother-in-law. who manages both
the Palo Alto Stock Farm and the |