The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1892-07-26

see. The trouble came up over a COW
which had got into Lewis field. A
doublc-barreled shotgun was used,
and the mans head was almost blown
from his body. Reid is in jail and
there is talk of lynching. The dead
man leaves young family.
1t being understood that a number
OF the big gambling establishments
had made arrangements to reopen at
Saratoga Springs, N. Y, Chief of Po-
lice Blodgett notified them that if
they undertook to do so he would
strictly enforce the anti-gambling
statue.
According to advices received from
Juneau per steamer Queen, the au-
thorities arrested six Indians at Chill
cat, Alaska, charged with murder,
and, together with twenty witnesses,
they were taken to Juneau for trial
The verdict of the Coroner was
guilty.
1t is reported that the island of
Sangir, in the Malay archipelago, has
been completely destroyed by vol
canic eruption, and its entire popula-
ton of 10000 is said to have persisted.
Steamers passing the island were for
ced to move through miles of volcanic
! debris.
Att meeting of the Chicago Trad
es and Labor Assembly resolutions
were adopted demanding that the
Governors of Illinois, New York and
Pennsylvania cause the arrest of Will
liam Pinkerton, of Chicago; Robert
Pinkerton, of New York, and Mana
ger H. G. Frick, of Homestead, Pa.
The New York firms comprising
the Building Material Dealers asso-
citation have decided that employees
must recognize their authority alone,
and the Board of Walking Delegates
has ordered tie-up. 5000 men win
be out of Employment.
Near Chicago the body of Morris
Allen Collins, President of the Dallas,
Tex, Suicide Club, who killed him.
self in Chicago, was burned on a fun
eral pyre in accordance with his own
request. The Whitechapel Club had
charge Of the ceremony.
A scaffolding at a building III
course of erection at Houston, Tex.
fell, four men working Oh it at the
time being injured. They are w. II.
Moore, j. II. Godson, William Spen-
, Ger and j. Trollman. Moore and
Spencer will not recover.
DR.. Terry and Prof. Castaldi were
fencing at Fall River, Mass, when the
button came of of Castaldi's foil, al
:, lowing the weapon to enter Terry's
eye. The doctor diagnosed his own
case pronounced the wound fatal and
died within few hours.
Receiver Beall, of the Maverick
Bank, in Boston, has received the
, papers from Acting Comptroller of
Currency, Nixon, ordering an assess
ment of 100000 on the stockholders
of the bank. The assessment is for
! c,,I all h.
Detectives are still hunting Charles
Mitchell, United States Express driv-
er in Maryland, who disappeared
, with a $1,000 package. It's believed
he Is hiding in the swamps of iiavre
: de Grace.
AT Pine Bluff, Ark, where fierce
war has been raging between the city
I government aud the Water and Light
; Company, the difference having been
3 amicably adjusted. The trouble was
. over the inadequate water supply.
n George P. Williams, the express
: messenger who was in charge of the
. Pacific Express Company car that was
| robbed at Adair, l. T., by the Dalton
g gang, has been suspended pending eX-
: animation by the company.
A man named Walters living near
= the Little Mississippi Church neigh
borhood, Calvet, Tex, was taken out
{ and given so lashes by party of
four men for reporting a boy misbe-
having in church.
During the prevalence of severe
storm in Richmond, Va, the light
: ming struck house on Nicholson
Street, just outside the corporation,
limits, killing man named Dan En-
NETT, his wife and three children.
In addition to smallpox and chol-
aro fvphuS favor has h,okan ont In