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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-05-01
Jnlano.

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naren an ~3ebntauien6 9eutl9e aQcr
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mabl ieinen Mnfang unb 1ammtltbe 9a>
men 6es Spetielaales paren NIT ibren Niz
it%ftentinnen 1~inreiben6 beibdfttgt, um
alien Sungrtgen gerebt au tperoen. Ser
8rets oeS WfableS mar in Nnbetra6t beS
@ebotenen Elm GuBerit ~gertnger, betru9 er
6ocb NUT so Gents. QuBer BEN @ert6ten,
tpelcbe je6em Gtn5eGnen Dorgeiebt tpuroen,
bate ie6e Ser 8oritebertnnen cine @rtra1
ipeile 3ubereitet, bic tbren Sreunben treffz
lid mlln6ete. Sdmmtlid6e Gt1cbe tparen
bis auf ben lebten BlaB beleBt; Iuftige I'M
terbaltungen mur6en 9~epflpgen, bettere
Sder3porte flogen btniiber unb beriiber
un6 Sic Spet1en tpurben burcb Bic freun6z
ltc6en @orte, nit benen Sic biib1ben 8orz
fteberinnen 1n6 Niititentinnen tire @Gite
unterbteIten, mod Defenders gepitrst. Gm
9fabn1ittag tpuroe &affe un0 &l&cbet ben
@Gften i%erpirt. Inn l 16r nabm, ais baS
@ros Ser 8eiu6er %etntraf, 6as @etpitbL bot
un6 ouf benz Blabe fetnen @nfang. 9as
tpdr Elm 9urbeinanoer, etn 2eben IN benz
@ebGu6e un6 ouf benz 6anorliegenben Serz
rain. SIMMER neue 8ereine unb @ruppen
BON 8eiubern 1trOmten berbet, teber an>
fomn1enoe StraBenbabnpagen brabte Suc=
ours, un6 balo mar Das 81 Qder 9roBe
9treal, auf Dem ftD baS @ebaube beftnbet,
Douffan6tg NIT Weeni6en 9efiat uub mtnz
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@etpoge, Sreppe auf Greppe alb nn6 ale
@Gnge unO &orrioore tparen NIT @Giten
aefint, Bic begtertg paren, oas Stnere oeS
@ebGuDes fennen 3u lernen, NIGHTS entgtng
ibrem frtti1ben Nuge, aber trOboem fonnte
man nur gBorte Der Qnertemnung unb 8e>
frieotaunq b0ren. Tim balb BRET ubr nabm
baS pffisieQe Brogramm ieinen Mnfang.
Q(uf Der 0eranoa i'm 5tpetten StoG batten
Die TeItre6ner, iotpte Der Btonterz@ efan9z
perein uno Sic SGngerbereinigung 6armo>
ME fth e~iuqefunben. 9en Witglte6ern Der
g~eretnisten SGngern tpar es Ieioer in SOlge
bes oroBen @ebrGnges in Sen &orriboren
niht m0glib gepelen, bic 8eranba GIT err
reiden, unb ais enbli6 bic Menl3enmenge
iicb ettpas per3ogen bate, mar bas otftsieue
8roordmm beenoet. gr0ffnet muroe bass
fe[be nit benz bonn Btonier>S dn9er3or
prdcbttg gefungenen 2ieo u9ln bie Srenoe",
poraltf 6te fleine 3ebnidbrige Alma Stanz
Ser nit einigen @orten, Bic alf etnem ret7
aenben 8lumenf0rbden Iiegenben S6lifieL
Der 4nffalt benz B~rGltbenten bes 9irettOz
RUINS, Serrn @uitaO SafeI iiberreiebte, Der
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1893-05-01

-OaB aus Dem 3ucbtbauie 3uSingeStn
inn Staate Stem gorf 5tpei gum Sooe perz
urt9eilte W0r6er, Der Qmerifaner Bautiter
unb Ser 9euti6e &0bI, etn Wtarntprarbet>
ter, auf's 8erpegenite entHo6en, lit benz
9eler befannt. @eitereS barltber 1bretbt
Die sc. 9. StaatS3tg. 10: SIS bate Slterlt
BEN Nn1dbein, ais oh Sic @Grter bon 5tpet
ber3meifelten @efangenen iiberItitet tporoen
1eien peitere @tn3eIbeiten itGrfen ote1e Nn1
1tbt aber tetnestpegs. Die @el1t6te bon
benz etnem 8Grter in bie Qu9en 9etporte1
men rot6en 9feffer flang anfdngli6 9an5
plauitbeL, es bleibt aber unautgetldrt, mte
8altIter iicb ben Bfeffer beri9afen tonrte.
| Die @efanqenen erbalten angeblidb feline
| @epirse, unb menn G06l'S 8ruDer Den
| 8feffer g~eliefert bdtte, 10 mltBte BET raDe3n
etne Nocbe I'M 8e1tB etnes Der betoet Gnt>
iprungenen g~etpefen Ietn. Qu6 ldBt rotber
8feffer inn @eiicbt bes 6amit 8etportenen
| Spuren Surii6, tpelcbe nob itdtbar letl
miibten. 8ringt man nun nit oteier1 ums
| 1tGnben Sic S6atiabe in Gerbtnoung, oaB
benz 9fDbl ~betrGbtltobe @elOntttel 3ur Ser
fiigung f%tonben, 70 ptrb Die Sadbe 1oc9
DieG graptren6er. DTS itcber fann man 1ebt
f6on annebmen, 6aB in Dem 3ubtbanle IN
Sing Sing cine Observation-Disclosures
1chaft geberr1dt bat, obne tpelbe Die @nts
tpeic6ung, lelbft na6 lleberiptnoun9 Der
erften bei6en @drter, enttpeDer 9ar nldt
m0gLtb 9ewelen WGre ooer oocb 1epr pato
battle entoeGt mer6en miffen. Mber Die
8Grter. bereu s. Iicht IS tpar, Die betrettens
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1893-11-24
ENGLAND sNoweouNp.

Railway Trains Buried In Twenty-Foot
urifts Lives and Property Lost.
LONDON, Nov 81. The gnlo In the
English channel was renewed with
fury Monday. All the boats running
between Calais and Dover are storm
bound at these two ports and vessels
which are arriving at Dover every hour
report having experienced the most
fearful weather in the channel and in
the North sea. Disasters and fatalities
are reported on all sides. The storm
has also caused great havoc inland and
is continuing its work Of destruction.
The Great Eastern railroad is blocked
with snow, and snow has also stopped
all traffic on the Great Northern rail
road between Ashwell and lIaraton.
Near Ashwcll railroad train is embed
ded in twenty-foot drift of snow and
a gang OF one hundred men with a
snow-plow have been at work all day
trying to get the way clear.
Eight fishing boats belonging tc
Hastings, each carrying crew of from
five TO eight men, were still unreported
Monday afternoon and but little hope
Is entertained that they have survived
the storm.
The body of Edward Moore, a well
known Staffordshire farmer, was fount
frozen in the snowdrifts at Scarbo
rough.
Another large portion of the pier a
Calais, France, was washed away Mon
day, aud the piers at Dieppe are ais
so severely damaged that steamboat
can not enter the harbor channe
traffic is now stopped at all points
and many passengers who have beei
waiting since Saturday to cross tn
channel, have been put to great incon
] rnninnce
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1893-11-24
eLouNT,s RePoRT.
Testimony Taken by Him at Honolulu
Minister stevens Biamed.

Testimony Taken by Him NJ Honolulu
Minister stevens Biamed.
wAsnlNoToS, Nov. 20. Special Com.
missioner Blount'S report, including the
testimony taken by him at Honolulu,
was made public sunday by the state
department Among the papers was a
long interview had by the commission
er with W. S. A, Damon, who Is presi-
dent Of the advisory counsel OF the pro
visional government
He said he was one Of the men who
went up 10 the government house on
Monday afternoon, January II. 10 read
the Proclamation declaring the queen
deposcdand new guvernmenthn control.
He said the queens ministers prac-
tically gave up at the first visit.
They said II they had only the forces
Of the provisional government to con-
tend with the forces OF the provisional
government 10 ight-they would not
surrender. They thought they could
meet the emergency as far as the pro
vislonal government was concerned,
but were willing to yield II the queen
was
twas the queens idea that she could
surrender. pending settlement at
Washington, and Il was on that condi-
tion that she gave up lie said he
knew II was the queens idea that Mr..
stevens was in sympathy with the
movement The queen reluctantly
signed the abdication, aud did so on
the ground that II would all come up
again for review at Washington.
Commissioner Blount had q long in
teryiew with Mr. Watcrhouse, whc
was also member Of the committed
on safety. and who though also an un
willing witness corroborated MIR Da'
mon In most OF his statements.
The fact that Mr.. Stevens recognized
the new government forces before i
was in possession Of the station house
and before the abdication OF the queen
this recognition being used as a weapoI
TO intimidate the queen, is shown b,
an affidavit OF Charles Ia Hopkins, VIII
carried letter from Antoine Ross Z
Mr. Stevens at o;45 o'clock January II
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1893-11-24
sourHERN PRoTnorIoN.
The Iron Men Issue an Appeal Agains
Free Trade.


The Iron Men Issue an Appeal Against
Free Trade.
WASHINGTON Nov'sV. southern man
uiacturers have issued puolc state
ment appealing 10 the aenoeratie party
for protection.
The statement IS an appeal to demo-
crats generaily ana 20 .he ihanuiac'pr-
ers Oh the west ana south lor eo,opera-
tion IN resisting any ieglslat'oh having
tor its oolect tne Placing OF IRON ore ana
coal upon the iree iist
III Is iar more Important says tne
appear, 10 deieno the money Una. mas S,
already oeen invested uhuer tile tarlir
on ore ana COAL tnan 70 at.empe 10
build up the manufacture o. IRON IN
those parts OF the country from wnien
It was slowly passing oy the operation
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1893-11-24

AMBER, often classed among gems. Is
a fossil product Most Of the specimens
inclosing insects are manufactured
from gum copal
TnE schooner Gov Ames, Capt G. A.
Davis, will shortly load l,soO,oOO feet Of
lumicr at Seattle, Wash, for the
United Kingdom.
PETROLEUM has fallen in price to one
cent gallon on the east coast of 81,
bepia by reason of an immense deposit
Just found there
FIREMEN at Tallahassee, Fla, are
paid a. each for every fire at which
they unreel the hose and 81 when the
hose is not needed.
THE king chicken hatcher Of this
country is denizen of New Jersey.
He runs hatchery which turns eaa-s
25O,000 chicks year,
MRs, HARRIET VAN DERBuRG, coli
orcd, lifelong resident OF Illinois,
died recently at Springfield, at the re-
puted age OF 40 years
Henry HOVER. Washington county
(N. VI constable, is six feet, four and
one-half inches tall, weighs $50 pounds
and is giant in strength.
A MEMORIAL window to Gen. Stone
wall jackson is to be placed in the
Presbyterian church at Lexington,
Va, of which he was formerly a mem-
ber
TEXAS is a big and still roomy
state OF its $50 counties, 20 have less
than 100 inhabitants; 81 others have
less than 1000, and only 81 have over
10000.
DWIGHT l.. MOODY, the evangelist, Is
to conduct n series of revival meetings
in Washington this winter il sufficient
money can be raised to meet the ex-
penses,
A SACRAMENTO policeman was held
up and robbed of $3.50 while on his bea' /.
few days ago and the audacious foot
pads who accomplished the feat got
safe away.
HoYT, the playwright, is said to be
worth million or two. When he en-
tered upon his managerial career he
and his partner had combined capi-
tai of $1,000
IT is reported from Japan that q syn
dicate Of Americans has project on
foot for the establishment Of a gigan.
tic clock and watch mandatory
in Toxic, which is to employ over TO-
900 worlSmen, labor being so cheap In
: Japan
TIM stockholders interested in the
: railroad from Acre to Damascus are
, making prophecies about the time wher
IL will be possible 10 60 from Londor
, to India in eight days
r TnE birth OF a son TO the Crown Prin
cess Of Roumania makes the heir 4
a that crown, and to the crowns of Ger
+ many britain, Greece, Ilesse and SAKE
Coburg, all descendants OF Queen Vic
y torla.
d Two NE0Ro thieves at Ashevlle. n
G, stole among other things a keg o
. powder one OF them threw a handiu
i on the fire TO see II il was good. /
was The two Negroes did not n
r cover.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1893-11-24
MYSTERIOUS CRANK
Destroys thc uphalstering In the Grcen
Room az tbs Mhits Iionse

Destroys the Uphalstcring In the Green
Room a. tbs Waits nonse
WASHINGTON. Nov IS In spite of all
precautions that have been taken for
protection oi the prcsi3art and to keep
e54hks away from the white house, the
sacred precincts oi the mansion have
been entered in some mysterious man
nrr. and the presidents household is
greatly cecitcd For many weeks past
theNc has hecn series of rohberies Of
a njysterlons aud peculiar kind in
Washington The burglars have stolen
but fcw things but have nt each visit
DESTROYED considerable amount Of
furniture. slnshing pianos and chairs
and emitting up table linen and cloth
Inc. Every effort to trace the Grim
inal, has failed
without eny thought about burglars
hut solely for the protection Of the
president, who is greatly afraid Of
cranks The white House has been
guarded. hy special detectives and po-
Iiceincn IN addition TO the regular
watehmen. and every prccaution has
been taken 10 prevent any unauthor-
ised person from entering the building,
The East ruom only has been open 20
visitors No one has been permitted
to enter ,hcrc who looks suspicious,
and those who have heon permitted to
examine the room have been in charge
OF watonmen, All other parts Of the
mousse have bccn closed to visitors ox'
oept on special occasions Notwith'
standing all these precautions II has
been demonstrated that some one has
entered without the knowledge Of the
4 guardians,
II has been discovered that some per
son or persons. possibly crank, has
entered the green room where visitors
are not allowed except with guard IN
attendance. and slashcd the furnitur'
with knife. Great slashes in the form
OF cross have been cut in the heauti
ful satin upholstery and other acts o
vandalism with no other object Il
view. or whether IL was done by som'
crank as warning or threat agains
the president Is not known. The sup
position Is that the cutting Of crosse
! In the furniture Is intended rs threa
such as sonders OF bloodthirst'
letters convey by crossbones an,
skulls Whatever may be the motive
the fact that an entrance could b
made to the building and vandalism
committed and the cnlprit escape with
out being discovered, has sent col
chills down the back Of the president
hnnschold
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1893-11-24
COUNTERFEITS.
Several Railroads Lose Largo
Sum by Bogus Tickets.
Scores OF Passengers iuy Them Of Brokers
and Lose Their Money Not Until the
Tickets Reached the Auditing no
partment Was ~ Discovered.


CHICAGO, Nov. 90, Counterfeit tick
cts TO the amount Of 100000 have boen
honored in the last four weeks by the
b. and O.. Erie, Pittsburgh and Vest
ern, Nickle-Plate and other roads
There was absolutely nothing on the
face OF the tickets TO indicate they we're
counterfeit They were accepted with
out question by conductors, passed
readily BY the ticket counters and
passed OFF as of legal issue. The tick
cts are the most perfect counterfeit OF
any kind ever issued.
The first intimation OF any crooked
ness cropped out in the auditors office
of one of the victimized lines nearly
three weeks ago.
In checking two tickets OF the same
form the same numbers were found
The auditor satisfied himself that both
tickets were genuine and sent a sting
ing note TO his printer scoring him se-
verely for his carelessness. Inc prin-
ter appeared in person with an indig-
nant denial OF the charges, but when
shown the two tickets OF the same
number was compelled to acknowl-
edge that the error was made in his
Office.
The next day the ticket auditor DIS
covered sixty-seven duplicated tickets
in the collections There seemed no
possibility OF the tickets being coun-
terfeit
They were exact duplicates The next
day nearly 800 duplicated tickets
showed up in the collections, ana a
panic reigned in the auditing depart
ment
Each of the tickets read from Chlea-
go TO New York, and was worth SIS.
The one days collections showed the
company had honored at least o'4OC
worth Of tickets for which it had not
received cent OF revenue.
Experts were Immediately called IN
Az the end OF three DAYS, during whiel
time over three hundred more dupli
Gated tickets piled up in the auditors
office, one Of the experts declared tha'
the duplication was counterfeit VIII
the aid OF a powerful microscope hi
had at last discovered minute imper
fection in small letter 70, whici
showed in just half the duplicated
tickets. The imperfection was in TN
casting Of the type by which 1t wa
made nearly ten-thousandths OF al
inch longer than the rest, or else par
( ticle of dust had raised the type in tn
form used by the counterfeiters-
In all other respects the Jobs wer
exactly alike. The paper, ink, type an
press work could not have been neare
; the same If both were printed consecu
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1893-11-24
CURRENT TOPICS.

WoRTH received $50, 600 for one gown.
HALF of Mexico's population are In
dams.
PoErueAi's royal crown is worth
SO, 500, OOO
A PIE factory in New York city turns
out 90, 600 Pies a day.
A MAINE man recently ate thirty raw
eggs in five minutes.
A Missouri girl has foot fifteen and
one.half inches long.
TWENTY or more women are prac-
ticing law in Chicago.
A WINTER carnival will be held in
Quebec next February
THERE are 1000 licensed dramshops
in the city OF st. Louis.
MRS FRANCES HoDesoN BURNETT has
leased house in London.
THE young earl of Dudley's valuable
! life is insured FOR "a, 900, 600.
The Spanish caravels are to remain
in Chicago during the winter.
Ex.sEcRErARy ROBERT T. LINCOLN
has been visiting New Orleans,
GERMANY prohibits the employment
of union men on government works.
TuR FIRST bal.v horn in the Cherokee
strip has lcen named in honor Of lIoke
| smith
TW phi,naeinbia Record tal,es not,
of n ont tgbt that was won bv i
scratch.
TIM mest disastrous aood was tha,
Of Holland ,5,o. loo COO nersons ver,
drowned.
i A cu1cAeo n,u,nber has bopcht 70,
SIM the varmort stote building ,vbiel
} cost slb ooo
Rosr.,r,r AVIS n common dish il
Ronmania vhrrc roses arc crown h,
the million
: Turvrs M Tecumseh Mich latel,
oa,.ried awav n bee hive-honev bees
stingsand nil
A Nrw Yorr AM Is constructing nj
cIect,ic launch for ire Grand Dul,
: Alexis of Russia
: THrnr arc ,ortv.cioht diseases Of IN,
eve No other organ Of the huma,
BODY has so many.
j. S HARRISON, brother of the ex
president is a candidate for surveyo
e of port in Kansas City.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1893-11-24
THE AUSTRALIA
Arrives in San Francisco and Reports
No Change.
No Intention Indicated on the Part Of tho
Un.tcd states Government 60 Insist Up
ON thn Restoration OF the Queen
Minister Wills Address.

SAx Fa,ScIsco, Nov 20 The steam
ship Australia from Honolulu arrived
inside the Goldon Gate AT $40 o'clock
Saturday forenoon. She brought the
news from Honolulu that there had
been no change in the political situa-
ton. The new United States minister,
Willis. presented his credential 20 Pres
ident Dole OF the provisional govern
ment and had not indicated prior 10
the departure Of the Australia any in
teniicn on the part Of the United
Staics government 20 insist upon the
restoration OF Queen LiliuotalnnL
llnSoLrIu. Nov il.-Ilut little Of a
definite nature has transpired since ad-
vice, by the steamer China were sent
Perhaps the most significant was one
Of the remarks OF Minister Willis, when
he presented his erendentials on the
7th instant together with the reply Of
President Dole
Minister Wills remarks were as fol-
lows
Mn PREMDRST-M Mr., Blount the
late envoy extraordinary OF the United
States 10 your government having re-
signed his Office while atsent from his
post, have tho honor tonow present
his letter Of recall and 10 express for
him his sincere regret that he is unable
In person 20 make known his continued
good wishes on behalf Of your people
and his grateful appreciation Of the
many cuurtcsies both personal and otii-
cinl. OF which while here he was the
1 honored recipient desire at the same
time 10 place in your hands letter
accrcditing me as his successor In
doing this | am directed by the
president 20 give renewed assurance
OF friendship. interest and hearty
good will which our government
entertains for you and for the
people Of this island realm. Invoking
that spirit Of reaec, friendship and
hospitality which has ever been the
shield AMI sword Of this country, now,
upon behalf Of the United States OF
America tender to your people the
right hand OF good will, which trust
may be as lasting, as know II TO b
sincere, expressing the hope that every
yesr VIII promote and perpetuate thai
good viii 10 the honor, huppiness anc
prosperity Of both governments"
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1893-11-24

HALIFAX, n. $, Nov. 2i,--Mail ad-
vices from Newfoundland state that
much damage was done by the recent
storm In St Johns half-dnished
houses were wrecked and fences and
trees prostrated. The sea, however
has not been heard from, but Il is said
It's tale will be a mournful one. A few
days ago two Young women were
drowned at Exploits bay while taking
passage to Twillingate in the schooner
Tamoran. The schooner met with q
heavy squall near Gregs which threw
her on her beam ends. and the two
women. who were In the cabin,
drowned before they could escape.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1893-11-24

EIK RIVER, Mimi, Nov si.-Fred
White. living in the town OF otzego,
Wright county who, while insane two
or three months ago, gouged out his
eye and was committed TO the asylum
at 81 rcter. escaped from there some
three weeks ago Sunday morning he
cut on his right leg above tho nnkle,
then. with his left hand, cut on the
right hnnl Of the wrist, using an Ak,
When found he had partially bon I'd
them up with cord, saying they
were bleeding too much. II Is a cass
Of religious insanity, lie viii probably
die.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1893-11-24

MARsEuIEs, Nov aO.-The investiga-
tIon made by the police into the plot 70
blow up the residence Of Gen. Mathe-
lin. commander OF the Fifteenth army
corps, has resulted in the discovery Of
several persons who saw the anarchist
crlminals on Wednesday night, while
the lattcr were taking steps TO carry
out the outrage they had planned
The policc. however, are unable. IL Ia
kald 10 obtain much information from
these people rs they fear 10 risk draw.
Ing npon themselves the vengeance OF
thc annrchlsis. An Of the anarchists
who have been arrested expressed APP
!. 's-re, ~ outrage
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1893-11-24

PrrrsnuRon, Pa, Nov, is.-Three
men entered the iewelry store of Au-
Eust Loeb. OF Federal street, Allcghe-
nv, Friday afternoon, and, while two
engaged the attention Of the clerk, the
third grabbed a tray from the window
on which were twenty-four diamonds
valued at 10000, and ran from the store
The alarm was given at once and the
thicf was chased TO Montgomery ave
nnc and captured While running he
tried TO throw the tray into a sewer
but failed. An the diamonds but twt
we.e recovered The thief WIS identi
fed ns larry ScliNifer OF Chicago liz
coniedcratcs escaped.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1893-11-24

LoNuoN, Nov. 90 "A dispatch to the
times from Berlin says the Gcrmania
declares that the Emperor IN his adj
dress to The recruits said; 4 want
Christian soldiers who say their loris
PRAYER soldiers are not to have o will
OF their own You must have hut one
will, aud that Is my win ons law, and
that il my law
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1893-11-24

BuENos AYRs, Nov "a Rio de
Janeiro journalist named Murat arrived
here Sunday lie is a refugee. Ho
says TINT the revolutionists have ten
iirst-class war ships twenty-five minor
war ships and 5000 men in their fleet.
They have provisions in abundance.
The damage caused by the lombard
ment has already been enormous
Nictheroy is almost completely de-
stroyed.
lie says that the report that Admiral
Mcllo favors the restoration OF the
monarchy and has proclaimed Prince
Pedro as emperor OF Brazil is n foul
cnlumnv
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1893-11-24

LONDON, Nov. eO-A dispatch from
Lisbon, received here Saturday, says
that messenger who has arrived there
from Brazil announces that senior Jose
Patrocinio, the editor OF newspaper,
who has been continually and strongly
opposed TO President PciSoto, has been
shot by order OF the president.