The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1892-12-06
ADVOCATE.
GENERAL NEWS.

Along Rainey Greek, in the Comanche
,,sountry. in the Indian Territory, and
he Indian mines in the Arbuckle,
Rainey and Wichita ranges.
The line Of defense of George 1.
pagley. who robbed the United States
Express Company of 500, 900, is to be
insanity. Judge Rotherock, of the
Iowa supreme Court has set that
pqstment on foot, and the attorneys
: collecting evidence.
.yihrhe control of the next Kansas
ndst,e Assembly depends on adrawing
81 lot. That body now stands 90 Re
publicans, So Peoples Party, Demo-
Gratis aud Independent. The re-
naming Representative is to be seated
by lot, the vote in Coffee county being
tie.
Henry s. Ives, who was arrested a
few years ago while trying to capture
the G. III. s. d. road, was married in
Lockport, N. Y, a week ago, to Miss
|. Helen Gertrude Sears, of that city.
Even ives most intimate friends knew
nothing of the affair.
Hugh Ross and ex-Burgess John
McLuckie, the Homestead strike lead
crs who have been missing ever since
= "a charges of murder and treason
He preferred against them, returned
stufthe city Monday and surrendered
i ,the Sheriff. Ross has been in En-
gland and McLuckie in Youngstown,
o.
VBecause OF heavy import tax
which the French Government threat
ems 10 impose upon petroleum after
Jan. i, 1893, one of the greatest rushes
ever seen among petroleum exporters
isDow in progress there. Both steam
and sail crafts are being hurried
around from neighboring ports in
order that the vessels may reach
B France clear of the Custom House be-
fore New Years Day.
IAN alleged embezzlement of S25, COO
:ffrom Rand, McNally & Co., publish
ers, was brought to light Monday by
an attempt on the part of the accused,
~ N-ipiams, to dispose Of his real
"a da1A auction. The sale was pre-
faiEM an attachment. Williams
en 'ecently, at the head Of one
Y ,a-McNally Company's de-
efon 1t is charged that he
l,OooEpmissions to the amount
8 ,olhnis own use.
<. inisters and most of the I'M
GERS of Pt. Jarvis, N. Y, have
agreed to discontinue Sunday funerals.
Two undertakers refused to sign the
agreement. This step has engendered
decided feeling among the citizens,
who desire to bury their dead when
they see fit. If the two undertakcrs
who would not sign hold out, it is
2 lSzaised that they shall substantially
thapolize the mortuary trade here,
M s1f the pastors decline to conduct
lfvices, out of town ministers or
Magistrates will be procured.
The Boys in Blue IL the name by
which an ex-Union soldiers organiza-
ton will be known, which will be a
rival Of the Grand Army of the Re
public. The old soldiers in the Peo-
ple's party are the originators Of the
plan. The charter was fled Tuesday.
In relation to the reported destitu-
ltion at Homestead, member of the
2old Advisory Board stated Tuesday
that the number of black. listed men
Is abont l2Oo; that though, under the
rules of the Association they could
fnot receive strike benefits, yet other
E govisions we're being made for their
4 |pport.
spy jaw, In mild form, at least
4, pie, and is not dangerously con-
s. Is, if at all. This much was
Ilnonstrated at tests made Tuesday
lChicago, by representatives of
2 United States Bureau of Animal
dustry. The tests were conducted
nIder the supervision of DIR. Salmon.
George Washington Post, the cele-
rated bunko man of Albany, N. Y,
md colleague of Tom O'Brien, Red
kustin and others distinguished in
Psheir line, has been sentenced to ten
years in Clinton prison, having been
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