The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1892-08-02
THE ADVOCATE.
GENERAL NEWS.


s Of Illustrations occurred in Chicago
"Wednesday from the heat.
Il Fifteen hundred more men in the
Wilding trade in New York city went
out on a strike Thursday.
Tho Supreme Court of Michigan
has declared Unconstitutional the acts
81 1891 and 1885 reapportioning the
~ State into Senatorial and Representa-
ive districts.
- At the Manhattan Club in New
K York, George X. Sistare, a member OF
a banking firm which failed for ST.
kO0. 900. committed suicide by shoot
bg himself.
Miss Lizzie Garrett, sister of the late
John w. Garrett and aunt of Robert
Garrett, was quietly married at Balti-
more, Nd, Wednesday, to DR.. E. III.
White, of Salisboro, Md.
John Reed, of the old Boston book
tirm, Ticknor, Reed and Fields, died
"Wednesday, aged so. lie was Lieu
tenant Governor of the State in 1851
BAND a member of Congress for several
M terms.
The result of the survey for the
Hawaiian cable, as shown by report
sent to the Senate Wednesday by
Secretary Tracy, prepared by the hy-
!. Sdrographer, indicates that practica-
ble route can be easily selected.
} The Brooklyn Eagle gave recep-
jticn Wednesday to its friends, COM
memorattive of the fiftieth anniversary
0fits existence aud its entrance into
"A its new fire-proof building, opposite
the postoffice and Clarendon Hotel.
AS far as the city of New Orleans is
81 corcerned the Gains case is thing of
The past. On Monday w. w. Whitney,
the administrator of the estate, re-
ceived check for $023,7SS, in full
settlement of the city's Indebtedness.
Alexander Eggleston, of Wilksbarre,
Pa, a miner, who has been separated
"a from his wife for the last six weeks,
, Nvent Wednesday evening tothe house
Where she lived, shot her dead and
dhen shot and killed himself. Eight
- LIZ .la
Senator David B. Hill says he has
40 Intention of going to Europe during
the campaign. He also laughed at
The gossip that he intended to resign
his seat in the United States Senate
soon as the session was over, and
sNSy5eein the practice of law in New York
City.
Frank Sloan, who killed United
States Store-keeper and Guager Pail
niger, still holds the fort at Lebanon,
Tenn. Paties from Cookeville, just ar
rived, state that Sloan is still in his
cabin, with 20 or 20 armed men, defy
ing arrest and drinking the whiskey
he can get.
/. Secretary Rusk arrived at Chicago
| "Wednesday morning. He is now
slpreparing to try on large scale TO-
Fdide of potassium in the treatment of
( the disease known as lumpy jaw, OF
v actinomicosis, in the cattle. He is al
SO Interested in extending a micro
scopic inspection of pork.
Nv. E. Turner and j. III. Gale, who
robbed the City Savings Bank, of
Nashville. Tenn, few weeks ago of
$4,000 and decamped for Mexico, |
were brought back Wednesday morn
ng from Saltilto, Mexico. They
Mere detained all day in Laredo
awaiting the recovery of $4,000
which they had deposited in Monter-
cy.
The Carnegie Company has ar
ranged new scale for the Union
mills and the Beaver Falls works.
No association will be recognized, but
the men will receive the wages as the
Amalgamated Association workmen.
Seven hundred men are now working
at the Homestead plant and the force
is being steadily increased. Mr..
\ Frick's condition continues favorable.
AT Nashville Judge Howell E. Jack
sen, of the United States Circuit
Court, denied the petition for a writ
of habeas corpus and also the right of
appeal in the case Of Col. H. Clay
:. King, sentenced to be hanged at Mem
\ phis, August u. The defense win
attempt to carry the case further, and,
as a last resort, will seek Executive