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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-10-29
Empire Thenter.

Whallen & Martells South Before the
War;" a spectacular production depicting
life among the colored people in the South.
opens a weeks engagement at the Empire
Theater. beginning tomorrow with a mat
inee. All told fifty people are in the troupe
who appear in various scenes on the plan
tatiCns. The iaughable cake walk and a
colored camp meeting will also be seen.
Special scenery is carried by the company
and the various climaxes, including Urcle
Eph's dream. the explosion of the Robert
z. Lee and Uncle Eph's death are realistic
and sensational.
Whallen & Martell are the originators of
this production and have done all in their
power to make IL realistic as possible
The company includes many of the leading
ciDal characters are assumed by white peo-
ple among whom are Charley Howard and
Billy Golden. Matinees will be given daily
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-10-29
Gossip of the Stage.

Miss Wella Martin, Of this city, has
Joined Lawrence Hanley's company in 1.-The
Player.
Sidney Resented Is organizing COM
pany 10 take the road with THE RAIN
maker OF Syria"
.Erminie" was revived in New York last
Monday by Francis Wilson. The composer
has introduced several new airs notably
a new song for Erminie. The title role is
bein- sung by Amanda Fabris. cousin OF
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-10-29
AVfijrv3ylv&E.yiG TO n. LOUIS AND

From Indiauapalis union station.

From indianapolis Union Station.
Trains leave for 81. Louis 1880 a. m. l:50 am.
LOO nm. HOO D. IN. Trains connect at Terro
Haute for E. d 7. IL. points. Evansville sleeper
on 1l:0O p. m. train.
Trains arrive from st Louis $3.50 am, 4:5O
am, $50 pm, $50 pm., 7:45 r. N.
rerre Hautr ami Greencnstle accommodation
arrives ut 1000 am, and leaves at 4:ss0 pm.
Sleeping and PArlor Cars are run on through
trainA Dining Cars on trains 70 and II.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-10-29
John Murphy I'm Two Irif Comedies.

liked Irish comedian. will play at the Park
the latter part of this week in two plays
that have made the name of Murphy fa
nous, 1.-The Kerry Cow" and shaun
Rhue'' the first-named being presented at
both performances Thursday and Saturday,
and the latter Friday. Both of these
plays have been seen before In Indianapolis,
and both have genuine dramatic merit that
is lacking IN the typical Irish drama Mr..
MurDhy'S songs are one OF the most at
tractive features OF the performances Miss
Estelle Dale an actress of excellent repu-
tation for good work, is the leading lady OF
the company
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-10-29
RAILWAY TIMETABLES.

TICKET OFFICES at Station and at Illinois and
Washington Streets.
TRAINS RUN FOLLOWS:
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-10-29

And Only One Way to he Wise.
Atchison Globe.
There are one thousand ways OF being q
fooI. and they are easy TO Ind.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-10-29

Mckee Rankin and his wife, Kitty
Blanchard Rankin. are once more reunited
in theatrical interests. Mr.. Rankin has
just started in as the manager Of the AL
cazar. in San Francisco. and Mrs. Rankin
is the leading lady. Miss Phyllis Rankin
is also In the company.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1893-10-29

Henry Z. Dixey, In a recent special ar
ticle to the New York papers, giving his
opinion on burlesque, says: THE public
want to laugh and be amused, and want
it's amusement in very small quantities and
in all varieties of shapes, put up in gold
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1893-09-01
THE RIpnAL
az the sliSsr.i'srehs.c Law win Have No
apprertable Eucrt Upon Basinrss In Col

az The snSsr.I'sr-hs.e Law win Have No
appreriable Eucct upon Bnsinrss In Col
urfdp
DENVER Aug " The passage by
The house Monday Of the bill for the
unconditional rcpcal Of tho silyer-pur-
chase lawNsill have 10 appreciable ef-
ieat uPu the business in Colorado.
The e,tiun of Monday was expected.
though 20 larg, majority gainst free
SILVER wa, scarcely locked for The
Ss.lurv Of the vote that is causing most
c6iFncui here Is that only Is republic
aas voted Tor irrc coinage a. the ratio of
ietoi When the liFnrs an the votewcrs
published hers group of leading poll
iicHus gathered nj the city hall among
" hom werc George Graham. ex-City
Engineer MeIntyre. Deputy Internal
Revenue Collector Morgan. Henry Nini-
efr and others u was suggested that
the stat, central committee OF Colorado
should be called together at once 10
make the position Of the party in this
state as emphatic - possible
''lieitcr cal, Az - them together 10
lisbini the party, glOnmily remarked
one spsal,a Another prominent man.
std that while therr was feeling Of
disgust among Colorado republicans
becnuF ~ the small number OF re-
publican congressman who voted
for silver be- had heard no talk
about calling the committee.
There is, nevertheless, an undercurrcni
of sentiment iavoring the abandonment
Of tie republican party organization in
this state aud the joining Of national
silver party Much hope IS eNpressc
that the senate will prevent uncondi
iional repeal
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1893-09-01
ouRREMT ToPIcs.


SILK towels are the latest bathroom
.uxury.
EUROPEAN railroads have no grade
crossings
ONE person in every thirteen dies
each year
TnE newest orange knife has saw
edge back.
Az aluminium bridge over Gibraltar
is proposed
sixty thousand people in Ireland
speak Irish only.
Coat mines were begun in Pennsyl-
vanin in 1884 az Pittsburgh
GLASS curtains are coming into use
and are said to give satisfaction.
HoaG, BAcoN & Frier is the name of
mercantile firm in western Australia.
FOURTEEN Negro lawyers have been
admitted to practice at the Georgia
Dar.
A sEArrHTLE weighing 1000 pounds
was captured near Portland, Maine, re-
Gently.
THE Salt sea vas the home of oysters
from fourteen TO twenty inches in di-
ameter-
ILLINOIS now has new crime added
NC the penal code; It is called wife de-
1eItion
|RAs JULIA CrMnINas, aged Ill years,
on ilph- n j., mas son who IS -
.yes..
hl4fs ~ very rarely occur in
countries ~ there is Il large growth
oil timber
MoEE mhchianf fmoved By the Mer-
rimac river thant any other stream in
the world
The post otlicc department costs $780,
oOO'o 600 o year, and has revenue Of
sol ,OOO,uea
InE loss of champagne by bursting
bottles sometimes amounts TO twenty
i've per cent
The catalogue OF the books in the II
brary OF tsc british museum occupie'
1000 volrmas,
BRADstshKr makes the tsfa tha'
since juno ! sOo'eo0 cm ''ast- l'v'
their situations
Official reports from yle y "
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1893-09-01
FRAUD CHARGED.
The Morid's Fair C.mHiissloners in Tfou-
ble--A Rigid Invest cation to BE- Made IN
ths Matter


The world's Fair Camnii.sioner. Ia Trou-
ble--A Rigid investgati,p TO b. mada IN
ths Matter.
cmcAGo, Aug. 20 immediately after
the roll-call IN the national commission,
Commissioner Mercer Of Wyoming,
arose 70 question OF privilege, and
made a vehement denial Of the charges
made against him. that he had attempt
ed 10 eXtort money from an exhibitor
He concluded by asking that com
mittec he appointed 60 investigate the
charges Commissioner Becson, Of
Oklahoma, thea took the lor
and denied his guilt in the
same matter a resolution was
adopted calling for the appointment Of
committee Of six 10 make inquiry into
the scandal In compliance with this
acting President Penn appointod Com
missioners Touslcy, Ewing. Massey,
Exall, Allen and Virgins on the inyes-
tigdting committee
Then John Boyd Thacher, chairman
of the executive committee on awards.
came forward with ndidayiis from the
officials Of the Carey safe Co, charging
that } r Higbee had demanded e. 200
from them for securing a favor
able award for their company
The commission did not receive the re-
port. but instructed the executive com
mittee on awards to find out the facts.
Mr. lligbee declared the charge 10 be
absurd and absolutely false, as az the
time the affidavit was made August J,
the judges OF safes had not been AZ
pointed. lie also said Il would be
absurd for him. furniture juror to
ask a bribe Of an exhibitor with whose
department he had nothing TO do. He
concluded by saying he intended tc
bring action in the court for damage.
against the parties accusing him.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1893-09-01
sen.ntion,I pvorc spit.

CmcAoo. Aug %. In her bin for di-
vorce filed 10y Mrs Boil H. lIass,tt
against Wm. T. llassett Of this city,
it is alleged that llassett eonspirsd with
the wife Of wealthy farmer named
Stone, now living near Nashua, Ia TO
murder Stone, get divorce from his
own wife and then marry the widow OF
Stone, who, us evidenced by the letters
attached, was ready 10 put her own
husband ont Of the way that She might
marry Ilas.a.tL
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1893-09-01

VArrARAfso. Ind, Aug - Three
burglars entered the general store OF
sargeant AID Schoheid at Crissinan,
this county, and after securing a lot of
merchandise, loaded their SIS hundred
pound saf,, containing over s9.OlJ on
trucks. ami wheeled il down the rail-
road half mile While in the act OF
cracking il they were surprised by tha'
owners. when the thieves commenced
shooting Their fire was returned by
the other gentlemen, one Of the robbcr'
being shot; The thieves were followed
to Porter, where they escaped.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1893-09-01

CHtCAGo Aug sa.-Oriers We're re-
cciycd az army headquarters from
Washington Monday directing that a
command be given for troops Of the
third cavalry now stationed at Fort
Riley, HAS 10 pro,ced at once 70 the
assistance 81 the troops in ths Indian
Territory This Is for the purpose Of
assisting in kcrpiac the Cherokee strip
clear of intrulcrs until noon Of Sep
tembcr 10, when the strip will be legal
L. nf,aual
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1893-09-01

MoRoAsFIELp, Ky, Aug ea--The
Jury in the George Delaney case re
turned verdict Of gnilty They found
the defonlant guilty Of murder qs
charged in the indictment ANA fv6d
his punishment az confinement in tbs
pcnitentinry for life Beyoad beeom
ing Il triile pale, Delaney did not Show
any emotion when the verdict was an.
nounced motion viii be made Tor ;
new trial.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1893-09-01
DEADLY GALES.
a Cyclone sweep. thu southern Coast.
ieAeiii< Death aud Destruction In it,

Cyclone swerra thr southern Coast,
ieAeiii< Desth aud Destruction In its
Wake
ATLANTA, Ca, Ang. e9-Thc most
disastrous storm known IN twelve
years, 4 not the most DISASTROUS since
1864, swept the south Atlantic coast
sunday and sunday night
Details oi the devastation arc just
coming. and, owing 10 the fact that
most of the wires are down. are very
slow and imperfect at midnight The
storm first struck the Florida coast 40
Jupiter Inlet and swept northwest IL
brRan with what gcemed 10 be cloud
hurst, aGd then the wind blew a gale.
a regular hurricane with cyclonic
features followed, SO fnr as heard from
the worst damage was done ut Sayan-
nah whore forty lives are reported
lost and StQ,U00. 900 Of property de-
siroyed. AtJackson9ille houses wero
unroofed and a good deal Of damage
was done 70 shipping interests at Fer
nandina.
sweeping mp the coast the stricken
city Of brunswick was the next suf-
fcrer An unknown schooner is ashore
on Jekyll island, and Il is believed
many oi her crew were lost A family
Of eight persons went down In tug
that was capaiicd.
nlsircas signals from vessels further
out were seen during the night, but
( nobody knows the fate Of the vessels
In Savannah the storm struck with
all IL fury flfst Tybcr, the swell re-
sort, was almost swept away The ho-
tci thcre Is practically a wreck, and
many II The homes are little less than
absolute ruins Fortunately there
were not many people at Tybee, tho
senhon there heing considered over.
Tho quarantine station further ou..
was demolished No other words ex-
( prcs the state of Affairs there. The
station hHs recently been fitted up with
the most expensive apparatus OF the
eight ships a. quarantine. seven were
driven about az the mercy 81 the winds.
II Is reported that number Of liges
were lost there
a. Columbia, many miles inland tho
force ~ the storm was very great.
There are all sorts OF rumors about
7 Charleston. One stery says that SuIli.
van islnnd. ihc fashionable resort. has
hecn literally blown away, that the
famous Old 81 Michaels has been razed
20 the ground, and that not since III,
terrible earthquake has there been
tuch destruction
some fears are expressed for passen
ger steamer az sea
,oiuMHlk. > G., Aug - An south
Carolina was IN the very teeth Of III,
storm SUNDAY night and Monday morn
ing The state weather observer say
that nearly the entire early rice crol
has bceif destroyed and that cotton hu
been injured - % % per cent Tn,
crops u this sretiDn are Ia a distress
iug condition Corn and peas ar
ruined Pasture fences have heel
blown away aud cattle scattered
BARNS aud er.b, have been blown down
leaving forage exposed treat anxiet,
ts manifested Tor Charleston. III
wires hcinT down tclsgraphic eommu
nicatiou isimpnssiblc 40 trims hav
arrived from there since sunday nighi
/ There nr rcparts that Sullivan
island has been blown away and tina
1ur of the churches Is badly injured
and ihai there has been great destruS
zion on ail sides
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1893-09-01

NEW YoRK, Aug. 2s-The New York
naval reserve will leave on its third an
nual cruise Saturday. The cruise is to
he made in the old frivate New llamp-
shire. which was recently renovated by
the city at cost Of Sl6,Oe0 There are
ahout three hundred Of the citizen ma
riucs. ana FOR week they will go
through the regular routine work, in
cludine drills landing parties, trans
por,atiug boats by truck target prac-
tice. arming and equipping boats,
camping ON the beach and sham
battles )
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1893-09-01
The wilson Bill.

WASHINGTON, Aug % The Wilson
bill, which passed the house provides
for the repeal of that portion Of the act
Of July il 1890, which authorizes Ia,
purchase Of silver bullion by the sacre
tarY Of the treasury; that this AIT shall
not impair or in amy manner affect the
legal tender quality Of the standard
silver dollars heretofore coined. aud il
is declared that the Unitcl States shal
maintain the parity % the two metals
gold and silver, at theestablishcd ratio
or snch other ratio as-shall be estab
lishcd by lnN
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1893-09-01
Mnrcs MN Ec Cni.

OMAHA, Neb, Aug 30. Wages will
certainly be reduced on the Union Ia
ciio. General Manager Dickinson, at
conference with switchmen. plainls
told them that ON September l. ther,
would probably be general reduction
OF wages OF at least 10 per cent They
dcmurred and argued the matter le.I
finally went home 1t is not thoughi
that they win strike.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1893-09-01
IN jan.
The Highway Robbers who KILLED Henry
IIolmlek Captured.

IIeimlck Captured.
DANvmIE, H., Aug. 20 The high
way robbers who Killed Henry Ilelmicls
in his buggy while returning from
Chicago last Friday night are in Jail
One Of the gang. Charles Harris young
painter II years Of age, recently OF
Chicago, confessed that be, Harvey
Pate Frank Starr and Elas
McJcnkins, Of this city made
up the plan at saloon in this city
Pate formerly worked for Helmicls and
knew he had money. The arrests are
very important as this gang has COM
mitted robherics all over eastern III
nois The farmers from the region
where llelmick lived mere in the city
Monday and armed 10 the teeth and q
lynching may follow
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1893-09-01

WAsmNereN, Aug. 30 The issue q.
standard silver dollars from the nlai,
and treasury offices for the week ended
August 20. 1894, was S0sG iio, for th,
corresponding period OF isaa. saii.pla.
The shipment of fractional silver coin,
from Angus, TO August 20 aggregated
soiO fSn.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1893-09-01

FRENoNr. O. Aug 20 Eugene NJ.
Dunlap has begun snit against the
Thomson-lIouston Carbon Co. Of this
city. FOR sso,ooo damages for injuries
received October u, lS9a while in their
employ. He was badly injured by the
caving in Of the walls Of six-foot pit
in which he was at work.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1893-09-01
rnll Rirer Nlll. Reaucn waras.

FAIL RIVER. Mass. Aug. 30 "A meet
Ing Of treasnrcrs Of various mills Mon
day afternoon voted to reduce wages
from 10 to 10 per cent This action is
the result Of recent conference held
In Roston between the treasurers Of cot
ton mills In New England
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1893-09-01

WAYcRoss, Tia. Aug. ~ The ma
tional government Is making extraor-
dinary preparations for combating an
epidemic Of yellow fever Government
quarantine inspectors have been sta
toned at Waycross and Jesup, while
the honse-to-house canvass in llruns-
wick win probably reveal anumher OF
new cases AZ Camp Hutton Monday
night the storm blew down the build
ings and tents One hundred carpcn.
ters are az work rebuilding the camps.
The situation In brunswick Is extreme.
|ly critical sarvation Is staring hun
III " N NuN
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1893-09-01

LUMP of nickel weighing r
pounds, exhibited at the Worlds "a, 4.
is worth half as many dollars
LORD SALISBURY Is said to be the
only prime minister since the time Of
Elizabeth who has worn beard
TnERE was financial bank at Baby
lon as early as 700 b. C., and, SO far as
known. 1t was the first on record
HORSE thief was run down and cap
tured by policemen mounted on hicy
eles, at bloomsbury, Pa, recently
OSE Of the most curious forms Ia the
United States aud one Of the most
profta bic is frog farm in Illinois
HAVING an income now Of $780, 900
day, the Worlds fair managers see an
expanding rift in the financial cloud
IT appears that in Massachusetts,
nearly twice as many women as men
live to be more than eighty years old.
A SNAKE that climbs upS -.
walls OF its polished cages an ~
tion in the Natural History museub
Paris.
A SKowHEeAN (Me.) man had quitt
tussle to drive three hungry deer out o
his bean patch. 1t was illegal to shoot
them.
GEORGE FRANCIS TRAM lives on si2
a week If he had SIS he says he would
not know what to do with the extra
dollar
IT is estimated that there are nearly
100000 acres of unoecupied govern
ment land in Kansas still open for SET
tlement
A BosroS judge has decided that
newspaper. may publish biographical
sketch Of man, but not his portrait
against his will
A REAL meerschaum pipe that has
been smoked continuously for the past
century. is in the possession Of W. H.
Thompson. OF durham, n. c.
PRoF. HOLDEN says that the caviti
represented BY the largest spot on the
sun is sufficient to take u tsa whole
Of our planet witt seuehing tit
sides.
'lcr 81 letters taev routt;n That OF
las al he's twelve ,glile ,he Tartarlan
j. aadc an oi two hundred and two
f c iasactcf-
Mo..H than forty million young traes.
it is oilleiplly reported. have been
i planted in switzerland in the last
seven years in the effort to .rcforost''
y that country
TiKng is n society ia CalcuIin. Ind|1.
hieh has for It's object the giving 81
"a and shelter to old. useless cow.
ai horses. that would otherwise be
M {, starve.
pnl transparent crystal from which
nl'at u diamonds are made Is called
irst from It's inventor. German
tlrt 70 lived ia the first ho|ioI The
n. sut cch ury. r.
~ rfu,A Nv, ono Of l|,''I0D.
h VNs 10 the sunI|1. ~.
Co, . saoau fosc1h G. S|I.. rom
par, ~ sea tif.rIc& Miller. o.
Am. | ) dead SIN W. |.I ..
4 10000 '..
A Sopru CAnotl>t mI. || ||
Charleston scNl H0 |0N||'|. .'I'||
his own Invention 10 |0l. |.|.'.
and he ha. Ie1.|II| .0 |.||.
nIenI Of The N'|| 8I||'|||| .
trait OF her M0|0.'|
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1893-09-01
In nnnrer ID rralrle rIre..

CIuCAGu. Aug - Northwestern In
diana and eastern Illinois are in great
danger from prairie fires There has
been no rain in ten weeks, and already
fires are blazing Ia the vicinity OF South
Bend, Ind There will probably be
great loss before the Gres are gotten
under coatrol
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1893-09-01

IoSpoN Ang 2S The Daily News
says that the leading part Of sulllyan's
nos opcfa which, viii be produced At
the Savoy theatcr in October, will be
sung rs Miss Nancy Mcintosh, native
OF Clteeiand, O.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1893-09-01

DENVER Aug 90. Noctting, the al
legged defaulting Milwaukee bank CASH
Ter. consented Monday to return TO Mil
waukec without rcquisition papers, and
he left Monday night in charge Of an
officer for the east.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1893-09-01
\ only citizens wanted.

WAsIIiNGroS. Aug. 30 SenSfor Gal
linger Monday introduced bill pro
viding for the dismissal from the
government service ofpall persons MOI
citizens Of the United States, and pre-
venting their further employment il
the service.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1893-09-01

GAEvroS. Pa, Ahg g~--n A. Craig.
senior member Of che firm OF
Craig y Grpcco, WHO are building a
lumber ialrcad frgin Austin 10 this
placs, was rubbed OF sii,poO while
asleep in q farm h9(isc whore lie stayed
ono night 1hesc Is small prospect Of
:hc capture Of thc thief. whs IS sup.
ooel ~ be lkanchIuan-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1893-09-01

PANAMA, Aug. 90 "A Panama news
paper says there will be new rcvolu-
tion in Nicaragua within a fortnight.
Its statement is based on an interview
with Gen plazas, who says the Mica
raguan conservatives will invite GEN
Sacasa to return and aid in the over.
throw Of zalaya before the meeting Of
the constituent assembly September "a
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1893-09-01

MILWAUKEE, Wis. Aug %. For the
second time In the history Of the organ
ization the annual convention of the
American bar association will be held
in the west, all of the previous fifteen
gatherings, with one exception, having
been held in the east This years
gathering will convene in this city
Thursday. and many of the delegates
have already arrived, while many more
are in Chicago attending the exposi-
tion for few days en- route. The prin-
ciple aim Of the association is the se-
curing Of uniformity in state legisla-
tion, especially as regards certain
important subjects.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1893-09-01

OMAHA, Neh, Aug 20 Miss Anna
Doherty, q telephone girl. attempted -
light fire With kerosene Monday
night II she RECEIVERS she will na dis.
figured for life
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1893-09-01
a Mnrnn, ~ san,nnn.n

MlLwAugrE, Wis, Aug. sa-Gusta
Scharfi, the murderer OF Mrs Ollie
King and her fonr-ycar-old daughter
Grace. was Monday sentenced TO inn
rrisonment for lhe at hard labor, tho
first three days Ia be spent in solitary
confinement He was Immediately
tnkcn to the states prison at Waupun.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1893-09-01

Roni AulA.s the hamlet OF We
more. Italy hi hsca stucl, bv o cy-
clone Mant1persons wcrp killed and
Iconsidcrablc kama,gc done 10 property,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1893-09-01

CANTON, o., Aug 2s.-Anna Graber,
dress maker of West BroolSfield. hired
boat at Myers lake After leaviils>a
brief note in the bosiAl6 jumped over
board The bSds I hakecen found.
ThesaNse is suppul ao ifs4 temporary
p.sntal Atnrrqtlon 1he resuitfef an ac-
Gdert segerasyears ago.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1893-09-01

PITrsnuRon, Augs2 dward Haley,
the leading merchal y. ,Rlononga-
hela City, suicided his throat
from ear TO ear lie sn hard
drinlser for years, tooic selcy cure
which made him insane
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1893-09-01
lll,n MIlllnn. Mnrc

NEw NoRg, Aug. 2o.-The steamship
New York. Campania and LaBourgogpe
brought s5, AIS, ,ooo