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Decorah-posten., 1893-02-07
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pa politiIi Union melem be 6preneoe
Stater % Canada.
Decorah-posten., 1893-02-07

Siibsfanal. Suiets apmite for
inben' % utenlanpit 9anoeI bar iuo.
itiaet til @~eotaseIie Senatets 5urilua
ON at bepilse s25O.OOO for apnitrub
ilOn al en- Stibstanal mellem 3nbiperne
Union % 8aibinston peb %ueet Spuno.
Decorah-posten., 1893-02-07
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on Sprriae. 3rciioent SarrtIcn over
lcnete Senate, icrlseeu Tag en- ny Ho'
lepcriueSirattat mce Gorae 60 Suer'9e'
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Scr melcm nrpnte 9auoe % DC 6or'
eueoc Statrr blipe ejeniioig uolruerii9
al Icripucr, Der bar besansi ipl9enee
S%prtrpoclicr: Woro, Ntore'orls9,
Mnnoorab, SIospnoiattclic, Stsperl,
5allncr, MpuiialItneri, ilnoerlEb,
9ppcri, 6rleri, Ssoras al SaHtgrsr,
Slaenter. 5attprer, 5ruitecs, Glreiiprer,
Mcolemmer caer G~mbresmrno al som'
panicr, Meneo, SoIot99t, Yfennelie'
rrpcri, SortlereIie, Epelr99elis sIler
gcitaoigeIie al Sernbaner, brorpeo
WmneFclip iGttcs Ynn Spil, 6orbrp'
selicr paa Sren % 5UrbrpocIicr mOO
Gntllaptrigrutus.
Gcttc or en- mc9ct umianssri8 6ors
brposrtataIOs. Gen llpleuerin9stnia'
log, iom a iIutteOeS / 1860 omiatteoe
fun be met almiuoeIige 5prbrpNel'er
Tom Nioro, Solotnst, Soreperi, NFpt.
teri, Suobruo, 3pueri, SlOspaaiGttelie,
6alitneri % no9le iaa andre.
Su0en al be t%uutrobercnoe 9nnoe or
tpnusen III at uolepcre line esne Sor'
sere. Suger 6Orbrgoer Hal %uoIeperes,
bpiS 6prbrpOglicu or al poIitlit Nntur,
eler buis bet fnu b~eUiies, at Ell 6orbrp'
Der icrlnu9es uoleueret icr at itruhes
ipr Ell poliillt 6orbrpoelie.
Decorah-posten., 1893-02-07

5ortal bit Barn minbre, bpurmeoet
boloer al bet, eno bpOrmsset ou boiot
al oiue 5pr0lore,
Decorah-posten., 1893-02-07

Gn Siif. ium 9ap Setaling for
Yenoene. Gn Wono i 8anmart iiebte
iorleoen / 1orif for go Ore. Oct a
Ell ioroelagti9 6anoel; TIL man iunot /
9oriten en- Glib % i Siloen en- ipenit
5emtrpne al Splp.
Decorah-posten., 1893-02-07

SuItus Yifet er uonrpnt til @oit,
meter ! 5ersuS Sails, Minn.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1893-10-27
A REIGN oF TERROR.

Alabama waite Caps Forbid the Ginning
of Cotton Untn the Price Advances.
BlRNlNGHAM. Ala, Oct 23. Two gins
were burned in this state last week, il
Is supposed by white caps Posting OF
gins continues and many gins are idle,
aud in some sections terror rcigns.
The white caps are now at work in the
Coosa valley
A dispatch from Eden tAla) states
that the big gin and OH mills Of Ken.
dricis & Dunlap, near that place, were
posted Saturday morning.
Tho following notices have been
posted IN various sections and on sew
eral gins;
"Whitc Caps Of Alabama, Notice;
now forbid you ginning any more cot
ton at this place until cotton is worth
ten cents per pound II you doyou will
find your gin in nshes So you will get
no further notice"
General Notice To ginners Of Coosa
valley From head 20 foot, as we
haven't time 10 give you all indlyisual
notice, son are forbid 20 gin any more
cotton until cotton is worth ten cents
q pound.
ITO Merchants--You are notified not
TO Luy cotton for less than ten cents a
pound. II you do you viii find your
store in ashes"
''re Farmers-Yon are -hotiAed moi
10 sell or have cotton ginped until It's
worth ten cents pound. II you do
your corn-cribs will be burned"
ITO Officers You are notified not &
make any levics or force collections i
you do you will be killed on sight
"WmrE.CArs or ALAnSNA.H
The situation is considered serious
and an appeal will be made to the gov
ernor for protection.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1893-10-27
IT IS OFF.
The President Goes Rack on the Promised
Compromise. aud the senate Is as Much
at sea no Ever.

The President Goes Rack on the Promised
Compromise. aud the senate Is as Much
at Sea no Ever.
WAsnIsGToS, Oct. ei.-The comprU-
mise engineered by German and signed
by 30 democratic senators is off, and
Monday morning the senate was once
more IN chaotic state and as much at
sea MS Il ever was The collapse OF the
compromi'e was caused by n conference
NJ Noodley Sunday between the prcsi-
dent and Secretary Carlisle. The ad.
vices from New York showing
that the new compromise for Octo-
Der was received with disgust and
disapprovnl had great deal OF weight
in stiifening the backbone OF the presi-
dent and he ordered Carlisle 20 return
To the city and communicate with Sec
retary Gresham and give ont 10 the
press statement to the effect that the
administration would not eountenance
any such compromise as promised
The two secretaries conferred to.
gether at the Arlington for some time,
and late al night the press associations
were communicated with and the state
ment published Monday morning was
handed to the press with the under
standing that it should be used as com
ing from prominent ofiiciar' and not
cabinet officers" A"
The first that many OF the admins
tration senators knew Of the stand
taken by the president was when they
read the papers Monday morning, and
at first they were bewildered and then
mad
such men as Villas. Mcpherson and
Palmer. White Of Louisiana, and Gray,
mokt Of whom had agreed upon the
compromise and signed IL, were greatly
put out, and those who had signed
the paper asking for its passage at
once notified Mr. Voorhees, that they
would not vote for It. The posi-
tion the statement puts Vaornces in is
most embarrassing. but he is trying 70
make the most Of It by saying that he
was only listening 10 what he thought
was the voice Of the majority Of the
senate The failure OF the compromise
has brought forth the closure propo-
sition again, and IL is now looked upon
as the coming event in the senate. al
though II is acknowledged by a major
ity OF the senators that there is not the
slightest chance for the passage Of such
n resolution
Senator Sherman is now being
chargedwiih causing all the trouble in
regard TO the refusal OF the comprom.
isc by the president. The Ohio senator
spent the morning at WoodIey and de-
nounced to the president the proposed
compromise as a worse make-shift than
the present one, ana on Sherman's leav
ing the president sent for Carlisle nnd
issued his notice TO quit"
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1893-10-27
FAvoR cLoTuRE.

Republican senator Defines Ills Cot
leagues Posifinn-The Si.scrites VIII
Vote for the Unconditional Repeal BiiL
WAAnSaroS, Oct 2i--"I believe tho
greater number OF republicans In tho
senate aro for cloture after reason
able time has been spent In debate" I"
said Senator Aldrich Monday evening.
'rhene are. perhaps, not more than a
dozen who would vote against such a
change In the rules but the majority,
! am sure, win sign my request az
dressed 10 the yies-prcsident, they BE-.
llcving that oloture should come In tho
regular way"
senator Al6rich denied story that
has been going the rounds that the re-
pnhllcans had offered the southern sill
vct men compromise II they would
hold out for another week. "rhc re-
publicans Of the senate, said Mr.. Al
drich, except those who are from the
silver states, are hero to vote for tho
unconditional repeal Of the purchasing
clause OF the sherman act That is
what they expect 70 do, aud any state
ment that they win be q party TO a
compromise is untrue, aud grows out Of
misconeeption as 10 the attitude of
the republicans In connection with this
subject"
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1893-10-27
A COMPROMISE BILL
Win Soon Pass Both Houses and Be-
come Law.
Several OF Those Who Have Been Against
II Arr Now Thought 10 Have Fallen
Into lane How liepublirans VIII
-f. Act. Eslnalns Prpbiematic sim.


WAsmSGroS. Oct GA special TO
the Cincinnati Enquirer says: The cx-
element has subsidized Now It is gem
orally cppoeiied that the now cQmpro-
mise bill on silver will pass both houses
and become law II seems TO be un-
dcrstood that the administration is
ready to swallow the senate modiiica-
tou Of lis repeal project, and even to
clasm It is victory II was a sort of
rough wooing, but they say yes at
last to ecmrrornise Several OF the
srneie democrats hung back for a
while including such rs Mills, Irby
and lIill, ut Il would not be surprising
II al were to come in finally and sup
pert the amendment II Is very hard
for.twu or three senator's TO stand out
against all their associates Mills de-
clarcd that he would vote against all
amendments 60 'tberepeal bin, and thnt
ha had burned all his bridges" but at
that time he expected TO be on the
same side Of the streRm with the adj
minlstration. lie will be very apt 10
vote as the president desires him to do.
lray. Of South Carolina, said h. would
not support the compromise, but he.
too, Is apt 20 yield 70 his associates.
Hill has hcen holding back. but meas
urc Is not likely to be beaten by his
vote.
The attitude Of the republicans is not
fixed, but only two or three votes are
claimed for the amendment out Of the
original republican repealers. Carey,
Of Wyoming: Manderson OF Nebraska,
aud squire, al Washington, are count
ed on for help 10 pass the project The
silver republicans VIII probably sup
port the amendment and then vote
against the bill as amended. The sig
nature Of the president IS expected
The eastern element is not happy over
the result, and they swear u is dis
graceful surrender 10 the minority,
whom they wanted to put TO the sword
There we're some striking develop
mcnts in the long contest Of two and a
half months In congress- After all the
talk ~ brute force and endurance and
attempts 70 involte Il neither house Of
congress has been brought TO con-
clusion in this poor way. The demo-
Gratis In the house OF representa-
tiycs agreed informally upon a gltcn
time for debate. and took the vote
upon an agreed plan bc.weon the Lead
ers In the senate the sitting up all
night patent-mcdisine process TO force
vote would not work at all. The
long sessicns only served 10 irritatg
senators and postpone adjustment Mr..
| nnl's Albany plan for riding rough.
shod eyer the rules seemed 10 please
the leaders Of the force bill, republican.
like Aidrich. lloar and Lodge, but moi
the democrats. Mr. Mills was the only
Democrat % give public consent to it
and he had TO disown his own record
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1893-10-27
A COLLISION.
Two Passenger Trains Come To-
gether on the p, FIT. w. & @. Road
Twenty live Passengers Hurt, Three Of
Whom win Probably Dle-A Tender
Driven Into Coach Its Entire
Leagth-An Engineers Mistake.

MoSRoEYILLE, Ind, Oct 28-Two
heavily loaded passenger trains on the
Pittsburgh, FL Wayne and Chicago
road came together at this place early
Sunday morning ia a heavy fog, three
persons being probably fatally hurt
and a score more injured
The second section Of the west bound
vestibule train No 25 was on the main
track, waiting the arrival Of the second
section Of the east-bound passenger No.
4, which was 10 take the siding and al
low the west-bound train to proceed
II was $3.50 o'clock, and the air was
filled with heavy, impenetrable fog,
which made il impossible for the engi-
neers to see further than few feet
ahead Of their engines. The east
bound train was in charge Of Mike
McGuinty, Of Lima, with Engineer Bob
Cowan and Fireman L. g. Daily, OF TT
Wayne, Ind, on Engine No 1871 In
gineer Cowan, being unable TO soe any
land marks with which to judge where
he was, thought he was near the
switch, and was proceeding along eau
tiously, when he was suddenly con-
fronted with the engine OF
the west t-bound train with a
solid wall behind It in the shape
OF ten heavy vestibule coaches and
sleepers all packed with passengers.
The train was only about four car
lengths off, and the engineer and fire.
man could not jump. and when the big
engines plowcd into one another they
were in the midst OF the wreck, Cowan
being very badly scaided on the left
side Of his body, while his fireman was
thrown several feet from the track and
was found with broken leg and in an
insensible condition by the passengers
who hastened to their rescue Fireman
Daily was unconscious and was hurt
internally Ilruleman Fred HINT wa.
between two Of the cars when the crash
came and was also thrown from the
train and picked up unconscious, ant
remained in that condition for several
hours The car behind the engine wa.
coach, but none Of the passengers lr
this car were injured but the next two
cars We're completely wrecked, ant
many of the passengers injured more
or less
The tender OF the engine No 100 WA
driven into the ear its entire length
and it is miracle that both were no
killed Engineer Doty was on the en-
gine and Conductor Phipps had charg,
OF the train
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1893-10-27
CURRENT TOPICS.


ENGLAND has 1000 idle clergymen
WISCONSIN, has S, ,707 women farmers
ENGLAND has 81 dukes, Scotland
and Ireland .
ST LOUIS has a woman who wants to
be naturalized
IRELAND is larger than Scotland by
1900 square miles,
ESGLAND's army of unemployed now
numbers ., OOO, 900 Of people.
THE wori captain, so often used in
the Bible, simply means OFFICER.
New ENGLAND has 230,O0O more Ro-
man Catholics than Protestants.
A cESsts taken in 1891 places the
population OF India at 2s7,OOO,OO0.
GOLD in large quantities was pro-
duced by Russian mines last year.
RUSSIAN farmers hold an average Of
twenty-seven acres TO each family.
The shah of Persia pretends TO date
his title back for thousand years.
liz Blaclxstone's time l5O offenses
were punishable in Englend by death.
A LUMP OF nickel weighing 4,5OC
pounds is worth half as many dollars
THE same style OF costume has pre-
vailed in Iapland for thousand years
A cLord wet in cold tea and laid
across the eyes will allay all iniiamma
tion.
In Italy the value of land is consid
cred to be thirty-fou- times the annua
rental.
In the Worlds fair forestry building
not single nail was used in its con
struction.
FIVE young horses at Nashville
Mich, have been fatally poisoned b.
eating ivy ts
the descendants of q single aphi
may, in the fifth generation, numbe
six billions,
THE word dandy was first used il
England in poem by Galloway, pub
lished in 1850.
A AruBfIc library and literary resor
exclusively for the blind has been open
cd in Chicago
A PIG with only two legs is the pet 0
New York police officer. The porke
was captured in Spain.
THE number thirteen, II is said, ca
not be found us a street number I
Frankfort-on-the-Main.
A farmer who lives near Salem. \
G., became violently insane after en-
ing quart of ice cream
DARWIN says that the light Of III
frefy is caused by the slow combustio
OF phosphorus in the system.
The skeleton Of the leathery winge
bat Is, bone for bone and joint fS
joint, similar to that Of man.
GERMANY only has preserved the tit
OF grand duke, there being seven graz
duchies In the German territory.
In Is said that two-thirds Of all n
cotton duck produced in the world
made within twenty miles Of Bait
more.
'rnkRE are three persons who kno
the password to the Tower OF Londo
the queen, the lord mayor and tho co
stable.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1893-10-27
AlAeoR TRusI.
All tho Unions To Te AmRlgamated Into
one Gigantic Organization for the
United States.


All the Unions To He Amalgamated Into
one Gigantic Organization for the
uHited States.
NEW YORK, Oct 24--A scheme OF
huge proportions and great possibilities
is to be discussed at the general assem-
bly, Of the Knights of Labor next
month 1t involves the amalgamstion
OF every labor order and labor union in
the United States, whereby all shall
recognize single supreme authority,
and provides that in politics the mem
bers Of the labor trust shall be an or
gnnizcd unit IN everything that seems
70 affect their interests.
The scheme is championed by Mr..
Powderly. the grand master workman
OF the knights of labor, and finds con
siderable favor among laboring
men not affiliated with that or
ganizatiou. Samuel Gompcrs, pres
ident OF the American federation Of
labor is opposed TO il, but leaders OF
the knights Of labor claim that his OPP
position is a selfish one, and that he
will be whipped into line with patron
age 1t win be remembered that Mr..
Gompers spoke on the subject in 81,
Louis some time ago, and was hotoed
down. 1t4at ff.fu-s
There are said to be internal dissen-
sions in all the labor orders which can
only be overcome by prompt and
united action, Mr. Powderly has been
| j., ,,,r,,,upf,,ttav Nth f1taf Artl,nv
OF the brotherhood OF Locomotive En-
ginecrs, and with the leaders OF every
labor organization in the country.
Delegates will be present from these
when the general assembly of the
knights OF Labor is called to order
next month, and the whole programme
will be discussed at length, pro ans
con, and an effort made to harmonizI
the contending forces now at work.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1893-10-27
nRHAKs DOWN.
stone ths Confessor Of the wrat,cn Piot--
An of the Gang Tca- Mob violence.

stone ths Confessor Of the Wraticn Plot--
An Of tho Gang Ion- Mob violence.
JrFFEHsoNvu.LE. Ind. Oct "a John
White, Gibson Clark. Grandson Cosby,
Mortimer yarborough and James
Stone. who. with Alonzo Williams aud
William Hayes are said 10 have BUTCH
Sod the Watten family, arrived at the
Prison South sunday evening Each
prisoner is confined In scperpte cell.
and no one except the guards is per.
mittcd 20 sec them.
The prisoners arc farmers, except
Clark, who isa school teacher. Stone
has broken down. Ills pals are salts
lied that wholesale hanging is among
the possibilities and they do not wish
TO return TO Daviess county TO answer,
lest mob violence will be inflicted up
on them
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1893-10-27
DR.. scHAFF.


One Of the Worlds Greatest Biblc schoi-
ars, Passes Away at Ills Home In New
York.
Nrw YoRK, Oct 2s-Rev DR.. Philip
Schaf. regarded by manga the great
est living authority on exegesis and
church history, died saturday morning
at his home in this city. No. Is East
Forty-third street Paralysis was the
immediate cause Of death. DR.. Sehaff
was born IN Coire, Switzerland, Jan. /,
1919 and received his early educa ton
at the gymnasium Of Stuttgart From
there he went to Tuebingen and Halle,
and finally to Berlin, where in is4i he
took the degree Of b. D.. and passed
his examination for professorship
For few months after this he travelled
as tutor 10 prussian nobleman and,
on his return TO Berlin, delivered a
course Of lectures on the subjects for
which he afterward became noted. and
on which his reputation viii mainly
rest
For long while he had been pro-
fcsSor in Union seminary, andwas one
Of the authorities in the Briggs contro-
yersy.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1893-10-27

DASEMoRA. n. y. Oct 2L-At 1880
o'clock Monday morning Martin Toy
was successfully electrocuted, for tho
murder OF Henrietta Wilson, his mis-
tress. in Saratogn, on May 10, 1872.
10y ate hearty meal Monday morn
ing. Warden shradcr read the death
warrant TO him saturday, The con-
hcmned man, who was twenty-six
years OF age last month, was visited
this morning " his brother and his
father They remained with him for an
hour All three broke down at the
meeting and wept The father, how
ever, soon recovered himself, and be-
fore leaving, succeeded in composing
hisson to approach the death chair with
nerve.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1893-10-27
NATIVE WINES
Proposition to Levy Light Tax TO Raise


Proposition to Levy Light TAX TO Raise
Revenue.
WAsulSGroS, Oct go The ways and
means committee is considering q new
source OF increasing the revenues Of
the government For several days past
consultations have been held be-
tween members Of the committee and
treasury officials relative tothe Question
of taxing native wines These wines
have not hitherto been subjected TO
taxation under tho informal revenue
system of the government, and by
reason Of this exemption the industry
has developed into great Importance in
almost all parts Of the country, hut
especially in California. They have
had a strong tendency by reason OF
their chcapness to supplant imported
wines, which are subjected 70 q heavy
tariff tax. and can be made the source
OF u large revenue even with u cpmpar-
atively light taS imposed upon their
manufacture aHd sale,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1893-10-27
Innnn,l a, Rnttln ore.k Rerlnu.

BArrLR CREEK, Mich, Oct et'-2Coro-
ncr Gillette commenced an inquest on
the bodies OF the killed In the Chicago
and Grand Trunk collision Monday.
Seth Cornell, train dispatcher; Gilbert
r. Cranshaw, engineer OF No o and
Fred A, German, fireman OF No o
were examined, but nothing OF import
ance was elected, All the bodies but
eight have been identified. These will
be put in a vault at Oak Hin cemetery
Tucsdnv
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1893-10-27
cHleE RAMsEY lNpIcTEp.

The Heal OF the 1e'eerShhcrs' Order Ac-
cused of Instigat!ng Hire-cuttlng.
CEDAR RAPIDS, Ia, Oct sL-D. G..
Ramsey, grand chief of the Order of
Railway Telegraphcrs, was Indicted at
Marion Friday by the grand jury of
Linn county lie 10 charged with in
stigating the eating and crossing of
wires and otherwise obstructing the
telegraph system of the Burlington,
Cedar Rapids and Northern railway
during tbs telegraphers' strike in Sep
tember, 1892 lie was arrested at Vim
ton Monday, and furnished bond Of
81, 500 for appearance at the coming
| term OF court.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1893-10-27

BuzzARp's BAY, Oct a4.-The report
that Atty-Gen. 0lney is to resign
the cabinet portfolio TO retain his
counselship for the Boston & Maine
railroad, has revived the stories
which the friends OF Gov W. f. Rus
sell told months ago They pronhe-
sled then that when the hoy gov
ernor'so term expired the attorney
general wonld resign and that Russell
would. 80 into President Cieseland's
cabinet and are more sure Of this now
than ever. II is difficult 20 make the
average democrat believe that the pres
idtnt is not wrapped upin the political
fortunes OF Gov. Russell.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1893-10-27

PnnApEIrmIA. Oct a4.-Because
Matthew Rico won the most praise
from crowd Of young women At u
danes In Nntllie, near Shamol'in, on
saturday night four Jealous ltal ans
threw HIM Into a tub OF boiling water
This had been prepared by other
guests, who were about 70 brew po-
llnskl, leverage OF alcohol nolas es
and water, Rlcop throat WAS ~ terri
bly, scnldcd that he Is speechless and in
q dying condition, All the Italians 10.
fuse to give the police the names OF his
fondish aksailants Monday night no
was IN dying condition,