The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1892-11-01
THE ADVOCATE.
NEWS IN BRIEF.

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ed and four injured by tho falling Of
the false work of new bridge over
the Cumberland river.
The large. registration in Chicago
gives much encouragement to the III
inois Demccrts, who believe that the
State will go for Cleveland. Z
Red flags will be barred in Chicago
in the parade forming part of the ex-
ercises of Nov. 6, arranged in honor of
the unwilling OF the Anarchist monu-
ment at Waldheim.
A. S. Mercier, the Worlds Fair
Commissioner from Wyoming, was
taken to Jail in Chicago Thursday,
on capias. Mercier is being sued by
John Clay, jr. The suit is an
outgrowth of the celebrated Jobnsoii
county cattle war.
The County Democracy leaders met
Wednesday night at Cooper's Union,
New York City, and, after seven
hours session, decided to withdraw
the county ticket nominated against
Tammany Hall. There appears to be
nothing now in the way Democratic
success iii New York.
The Philadelphia and Reading rail-
road has acquired controlling inter-
est in the Boston and Maine railroad,
the largest in New England, aud Pres
ident Mcleod. of the Reading, was
elected President of the alliance. The
combined roads make one great sys-
TEN of over 5000 miles.
The marriage ofMiss Sarah Cantine
Shrady,. the stepdaughter of DR.. Geo.
It. Schrady, TO Mr.. Edwin Gould, the
second son of Jay Gould, took place at
8 o'clock Wednesday night, at the
hone of the brides father, s East
Sixty-Sixth street, New York. The
wedding was very quietly celebrated.
Mrs. j. w. Touhey, wealthy and
good looking widow, who Owls three
of the largest uptown dry goods
stores in Chicago, is IN Court defend
ing suit brought by one of. her for
mer clerks, Cornelius S. Tuomy. The
plaintiff alleges false arrest. He be-
came her lover after Mr.. sTouheY's
death.
Notwithstanding the announcement
made by ex-senator William M.
AEvasS early i'll the campaign, that he
!, avQfld lake NJ part in political dis
,/c,ssion, or address any public assem-
Nv he, the Brooklyn Republican Club
IL sIa Ned his acceptance of their invi-
!, ~ ITO speak at mass meeting held
&C 81 Clermont Avenue Rink Satur-
daJsvening.
There were 10000 cars of grain al
Chicago the latter part of the week
and no place to store it. All the ele-
vators are full and the elevators be-
tween Toledo and Buffalo arc in he
same. condition. St. Louis is fairly
deluged with wheat and the lowest
prices on record are the result. We'd
nesday the receipts aggregated 6,22S,
749 bushels, as compared with 1851,
800 bushels the same time last year.
One of the biggest brewery combi-
nasions in the country was consum-
mated Wednesday by the consolida-
ton of the Pabst Brewing Company
and the Falk, Jung Il Borchert Brew
ing Company, of Milwaukee. The
latter is practically merged into the
former, the capital stock of the COM
pany being increased to 100000,
with Captain Fred Pabst at the head
of the concern. This makes the
Pabst Brewery, with capacity of
100000 barrels year, the largest in
the world.
Millionaire VIM. r. Langley, prom
inent in society, yachting and military
circles of Brooklyn, has been sued for
divorce by his wife, Mrs. Marie Belle
Langley. Mr.. Langley has had the
papers drawn up in counter suit
against his wife, and names William
sC. Dewitt as correspondent. He also
threatens to bring suit for $25O,000
damages for the alienation of Mrs.
Langley's affections against Mr.. De-
witt, who was chosen to present the
name of Senator David D. Hill, at the
recent Democratic National Conven-
ton at Chicago.
John w. Robinson, State Agent of