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

he steamer ClIy OF new DIX ar
rived at San Francisco Monday from
Panama. Among her passengers
were 81 sailors for the United States
steamer Baltimore. The men were
taken to the Mare Island Navy Yard
and will 60 to Puget Sound, where
the Baltimore is at present, on the
next steamer.
Secretary Noble has directed the
Commissioner of the General Land
Office to take steps for the immediate
survey of the ceded lands of the Col
vile Indian Reservation, in the State
of Washington, with view of their
being opened to public settlement at
the earliest possible date.
The death of Ella effort at the City
Hospital at st. Louis has revealed a
peculiar murder Since the woman's
decease witnesses have come forward
who swear the woman was, at the
point of knife held by Joe Douglass,
compelled to swallow mophine. All
are cOlored. Douglass has escaped.
The President will leave Washing
ton to spend the month of August at
Loon Lake with Mrs. Harrison just
as soon as Congress adjourns. On
Sept. l he expects to go to Cape May
Point, where lie will establish the
summer capital" the same as last
year.
Carnegie has been interviewed at
his castle in Scotland. He disclaims
responsibility for the state of affairs at
Homestead, and intimates that his
men there are fully capable of man
aging the mills, and that he will not
return to America forS long time.
Sixteen Anarchists. charged with
conspiracy to steal explosives, were
found gully at Liege. The leader
was sentenced to twenty-five years
penal servitude; two others to twenty
years each; four to fifteen years each
and two to ten years each.
Judge Howell E. Jackson, of the
Federal Court of Chambers in Nash
vile, Tenn, appointed c. NJ. McGhee,
of Knoxville, joint receiver with Hen
ny Fink of the Memphis & Charles
ton Railroad.
Monday afternoon, while gathering
drift wood in the Chippewa River,
Hery Roder and Eddie Swartz, aged
respectively IA and 10 years, were
drowned. Both bodies were recover
ed.
John c. Durr, son of the proprie-
tor Of the Durr Hotel, at Pittsburg,
Pa, is in Jail, on the serious charge of
leading l4-year- old Maggie Kramer,
of Greesboro, Green County, astray.
Miss Douschka Holcomb, of Albany
and Mr.. j. Ponce de Leon GiRh6f
New York, were married at A4nBri-
Gus, Ga, Tuesday morning. 1T WAS
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