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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1893-12-01
AS TO HAWAII.
Echoes from the Democratic Press. ON ths
Presidents Policy.

| Echoes from the Democratic Press ON the
Presidents Policy.
The republican papers are loudly de.
nouncing President Cleveland's ''unpa,
triotic Hawaiian policy" II to DO jus,
to the weak and to condemn the greed
and ambition of unprincipled adven.
turers is to he unpatriotic. then Presi,
dent Cleveland is guilty. Otherwise
not-St Paul Globe.
The gentlemen of the provisional
government of Hawaii are probably
kicking themselves now for not taking
Claus Spreckers advice to postpone the
revolution until the next presidential
election. He was the only one among
the adventures who saw that Cleve.
lands election was likely to upset the
game Of plumber. Louis Post-Dis.
patch.
Jingoes and excita BILE fools will assail
the Cleveland administration. The mass
of citizens who have regard for no
tional decency will be glad that the ad.
ministration refuses to turn our govern.
n.ent into a tool Of bold private
schemers They will commend thu
president for firmly preserving the ira.
dition established by jefferson and
Monroe -St. Louis Republic.
Perhaps II ex-Minister Stevens had
not been such a persistent advocate OF
Hawaiian annexation long before the
deposition of the queen and the estab-
lishment Of the provisional government
he would find 1t an easier task to induce
people to believe that he took no part
in that annexation conspiracy.--Louisr
vile CourierJ ournal
President Cleveland's decision In the
Hawaiian case is the only just one pos
sible He has simply undone the wrong
which Minister Stevens, acting with
out authority, committed In the name
of the Harrison administration, and
which that administration itself was
forced to disavow after IL had made
thoroughly discreditable use Of IT, N
y. Press
II nobody bad meddled the queen
would have continued in power
against which none of her subjects
had cast a vote The effect of the adj
ministration's proposal Is not 10 estab-
lish a monarchy but 10 refrain from
establishing anything else. Let the
people of the islands manage their own
affairs. We should be compelled by
strong government to do this We
cannot in Justice and decency do less
toward feeble government BROOKE
Ign Eagle.
Would it not be just as we'll for
our republican brethren of the press
who are just now berating the admins
tration with such well-simulated indig-
nation for establishing a monarchy"
in Hawaii to remember with humility
that President Harrison proposed &c
make her pensioner Of the govern
ment at twenty thousand dollars a
year? We believe there were some Wig
orous comments made aboui year
ago on the incongruity Of putting an
ex.Queen on osr pension roll. Between
the two propositions, IL seems TO us
that it Is preferable to allow Mrs
Liliuosalani 70 continue hsr business
as queen ~ her o~a hoes ~,ss p~1
Globe
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piph,h.ria Close. the schools.

HASTINGS, New, Nov. ss.-The city
schools were closed for swcck Monday
morning by order of the board of cdu-
cation. 4 number OF cases of diphtheria
have appeared here recently. apd there
have been several deaths from that
disease, especially among children.
While the disease is not epidemic. the
school board feared that it might be.
come 50 II at the end of the week the
number of eases does not materially
diminish the schools will be kept
closed for another week
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An Insurance Consplracy

WAsAr, Wis, Nov %. r J. Thrur
was Friday put upon trial for conspir.
acy to defraui life insurance compan.
les In October, 1892, Thran's home
in this city was burned, and for a time
II was thought that he went with il,
leaving $4,000 insurance on his life.
He was found in New Orleans, how.
ever, and arrested. I. q. Hanson, a
detective, T. Follett, a lawyer, AMI n.
L. Handy are also included in the con-
spiracy charge.
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LOCKED OUT,
Four Thousand Hattcrs Sumr,srjly
Discharged. ' f,


..
Nnosi, ~ NOV fous 'oou,
49, :, y. s"oHty u '"o 80
.s" 80 - ~ ~ Wv y ~,
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" :"
nosn Wy rraee,urers uo noe M
s,s.aa
go, a.a " SHa,a .l,as IN 'neets ~
~ -, s sns eu ns 400" r sns
,.-n,,na', - a.. - "o"' an" so u
Il IT, .-sss
tw.rty.o,, =, 1890 a. ~ M ~
o-,s. r,,..,o,, ,ss,, 49,. ws
fror, th.tr v,~~~~,t axt,...s- -, ~
to 1900 rusisIon' IT, ,s,~r ~, t..,ss1
| "a 0fd4rIv. "a fh0nvh ~ .-,orf }5{s'2
fbS6{e0 on d y,lfV N ~ d d fl a., 616F'y,)S<
little fear that any violence will 4. u.
tempted The men are aware tbattkev
nre facing the hardest styuygle1 tbey
have ever had. There has been LITTLE
work in the factories In several month,
and many families are already in need
The manufacturers arc aware ~ th,s
and depend upon IL 10 force the men
into submission.
In some of the sbons the man refussd
to work Saturday. and the manuf,c-
lures who were anxious 10 complete
outstanding orders were unable do
So At Hollev. Bellaires & Co. Is forsv.
four finishers walked ont Of the Ac.
tory. leaving one hundred dozen up6n.
ished hats Al MALLORY q SONS, the
men were offered double wages. but
they would not work The vomen
met at various places and marched 10
the factories In bodies 10 receive heir
nav.
IL is said that Mt the Merritt faetorv
tbere was n xvatchn.n In IN. VA ~
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AN EARTHQUAKE.
Canada Receives severe shaking Up
Tho shock IL Aiss Felt In New York
Vermont aud Massachusetts.

MONTREAL Nov. es. "A heavy shock
of earthquake occurred here at ii:5a
o'clock Monday morning, lasting about
fifteen seconds. 1t was felt in all parts
of the city and suburbs, and caused
great ccmnotion. MANY Of the
tall buildings on ST James street
in the central part Of the
city shook violently. and their occu-
pants fled TO the street In narrow
streets like st. Francois Xavier, people
rushed out looking up fearfully as
though expecting the stone walls to
fall
IL was the worst shaking up Mon
treal has had for long time. Dis
patches received here show that the
shock was distinctly felt 10 n greater
or less extent at many places in Quebec
and eastern Ontario.
ST. JoHSs. Quebec Nov. es. "A heavy
shock of earthquake occurred here at
HAS o'clock Monday morning. lasting
several seconds
NEW YoRK. Nov. IS Dispatches state
that an earthquake shock occurred in
81 Lawrence county, y. v, about ll:i5
Monday morning. The shock was also
felt In 81 .lohnsbury, Vt, and Green
field Mass
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WOOSTER, o., Nov, 21.--The dastardly
deeds Of the desperate gang of burg
lars and footpads who have been ter
rorizing this county for weeks pas
have ut last moved the county commits
s!oners to populsrize themselves By
Offering the following rewards OF ESQ
for the man who shot ". A. Mackcy
$500 for .he arrest and conviction o
one or both OF the men who committee
an outrage Vt the house Of w. A. Set
lers, at Dalton, $500 for the arrest and
cow elton of ono or Nil of the CANA
who made TN attack upon tina repidsn's
OF and shot Bobsrt Ewing
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Starving Himself

ATLANTA, Ga, Nov. GA man
called Smith, but who refuses to give
his name, is slowly starving to death
in the Fulton county jail. Give me
liberty or give me DEATH" he says. In
a crazy hit he beat man and pleaded
guilty TO assault The recorder, believ-
ing the prisoner insane, refused to fine
him, but the ordinary also refused a
writ of lunacy because the man said he
was nonresident lie he's not eaten
for eight days.
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NEGRO UPRISING.
Serious Situation Down In Aiabs ma An
Npconnrmcd Report That . Battle Has
Taken Place and Number Becn
Wound~d.

L ~"c""~Smeu hepOrt That = Hattie Has
Inken PiAcc and Number Bect
Wounslsd.
upELrKA. Ala, Nov %. "A Negro up
rising occurred in this county Thurs
day morning about o'clock, twelve
miles from this city. Eleven of tho
rim Headers were jailed and q large
posse of armed citizens Is securing the
ncighborhood.
Thursday Mr.. JEFF Wheatley, a
wealthy citizen. residing twelve miles
from 0pelika, severely thrashed Ne
gro man for abusing and using pro.
lane language toward his wife. One
hundred or more Negroes of the neigh
borhood rose in arms and swore ven.
geance on Wheatley.
Open threats against his life were
made, and half a hundred Negroes
sccreted themselves In ambush and
waited for wheatley 10 return TO Opel.
ikA The Negroes were heavily armed
end ,nade bold threats OF vengeance.
They rerpainsd scereted near Wheat
~ \ Aqr4 Al night
= - elssssns - Ne rslgla
erdl gentlemen rode 70 Opelika and In
formed officers Of the discovery.
poss\ numbering some 200 men. with
all tAe firearms available. and headed
by sfrif Gibson, fastened to the
scene.
tpon\ rriving they found the Negroes
concealed in different places and be.
fore theyNealized the situation eleven
Of them WIRE safely handcuffed The
Negroes arrested were armed, several
with razors ami two with revolvers
concealed on thar person. A stampede
Of the Negroes ensued and the re-
naming ones escaped for the time
being.
Both whites ami Negroes are thor.
oroughly aroused. Ind it was reported
Friday night that battle had taken
place and several ersons have been
wounded
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1893-12-01

RECENT discoveries in Egypt and
Chaidea, says Mr.. Boscawen, indicates
that, although the monuments there
carry us back about 5000 years before
the Christian era, they do not consti-
tutc the limit OF our sources Of history.
They indicate the origin of these peo-
ole 70 have been in Western Persia
Kurdistan and Luristan show more
ancient remains than have been studied
in any part OF the world. The old
Babylonian civilization and Chinese
civilization both came probably from
this region, and 1t may yet yield us
knowledge Of times far earlier than
auv we vet know Of
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1893-12-01

''CoLuNpiA. the gem Of the ocean,"
has new meaning since the cxtraor-
binary performance of Uncle Sans
new war ship The rate OF speed which
she achieved In her trial trip, an aver
age Of thirty miles an hour part Of the
time. has never been equallcd by any
water craft II would be a very high
rate for 4 merchant vessel or an ocean
passenger steamer, but fer huge man.
of.war II was simply wonderful II
shows that our ship-building facilities
and engineering skill are fully equal TO
those of any other country.
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AN AMERICAN
Captured By Mello and In
pressed Into Service.
An Officer Drew His Sword and
Struck Charles Twice,
Cutting Ills Right Toresrin and siash,ns
His scalp Chsr'cs Was q Pilot. and
the vessel lie Was on Carried -
y. =. and British Tlag.

| Nrw York, Nov 2s-According tc
Capt Barclay. of the British steamship
Indian Prince, from brazilian ports,
| Admiral stanton, who was removed
from the charge OF the Atlantic sluad-
ron, did not salute ADMIRAL Mellq The
British skipper says The admiral teally
saluted the brazilian flag HyingI from
one of Peixoto's boats under tha guns
| Of the forts
The Indian Prince had cargajpf cat.
tie from the Rio Grande. yhieh fonc Of
l Admiral Melio's sta9 teha k96( along
jsMe N I fSuneh o6er3 IVY VITA :
check Capt barclay refused 20 sell
and succeeded In dischars tng The cat.
tie In lighters. which the launch made
fruitless efforts TO capture. The launch
did cut away lighter from he Prince
and ;owed !, out to Mello's feet nndsr
n sharp fire from the machine guns
from the forts and shore batteries.
A native Brazilian namsd Charles
who il citizen 81 the United States
was captured by Mello aud impressed
into his service IS a pilot Charles then
had command Of tug belong.
ing To the coal firm u Wilson
& Sons which was conascated by
Mello. A foreign merchn altman. de-
string 10 get ont Of ranrc Of the
nba tants, asked for the use ~ one
of Mello's tugs To tow him to safe
anchorage, Charles wa. assigned 20
do the job. and after completing IL he
steamed In toward the shore, instead
OF back 90 the feet A fort opened fire
gu the tug. which carried Melo's white
flag at the bow, and sent a shot through
her below the water line She began
went back 10 his old employees, Wilson
& Sons, and reported for duty
This time the tug he commanded car.
ricd an American flag at the low and a
British flag over the taffrail. The flags
OF two nations did not pro,rc, him,
however One of Mello's launches cap
turcd him and took him aboard the
Aquidaban. As he stepped aboard the
war ship he was recognized a. the run
away pilot An of,i,er drew bis sword
and struck Charles twice. cutting open
his right forearm and slashing his
scalp lie fell on the deck
The British end American consuls
heard about the incident, and the next |
day launch from British war vessel |
and another frvm the Charleston came |
alongside the Aqnidaban
The British officer said tai as the
ting belonged to British sub set Mcllo
would have to give IL up, and the
American officer said that ~ .he tugs |
H.
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VIII Get Her sAlarr.

PARKERsnuR0, W. Va, Nov. .s.--in
the case Of Miss schilling VS.. the school
board Of Walker district which was
tried in the circuit court last week, on
an appeal by the board from the de-
cision Of the lower court, and award
ing Miss schilling the full amount
claimed. with costs Thu case Is the
ono in which regularly appointed
teacher was refused her salary on
technical grounds. The verdict is
very gratifying to the country school
Ynarrus
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tmuor,,pt p,n.,on n,linr.

WASHINGTON, Nov -. "A case OF con
siderable Importance to the estates OF
deceased attorneys has beer decided by
Assistant Secretary of the Interior
Reynolds, on appeal from the action OF
the pension bureau The ruling pro
vides that where an attorney dies leav'
ing pension claims pending in which he
was entitled to recognition his personal
reprcsc ntative will not he recognized
TO complete such claims
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CLARksviLLr. Tenn, Nov. 2s The
case Of Mcriche, llussey Co, con
tractors. IN building the GAINESVILLE
Mineral rnilroad. W the Louisville &
Nashville Railroad Co, has been de-
cided. The suit grew ont Of differ.
enccs In tho engineers eS,imatcs and
ovar SIS. 900 was asked for The court
allowed complainants 800: 81. In
tcrcst Is 20 he paid from the time the
money was due, and the respondent is
taxed the costs Of the case The plain
till. are dissatisfied with the verdict
and will carry the case To- the court of
appeals at. Cincinnati The defendants
will also appeal
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1893-12-01

THE annual report Of the life-saving
service shows that for the year covered
by the report s,5eb persons were on
board vessels meeting with disaster.
and all Of them except twenty-three
were saved by the life-saving crewA
The property in peril was es'o9s, OBS,
and OF this ei ,6o5, 900 was lost. The
total coat of the service for the year was
d, asi, sos, and II scarcely need be added
that few outlays by the government
have yielded 30 large returns Next to
the eoursss sad skill Of the men, this
sfiolsuey Of this bsnehesns Organise
lloa IL due 70 the isgisistlsn secured 6y
Ne late Hen. = 3, Cos
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THr financial burdens Of government,
are said 90 he lighter In Alabama than
they are in any other state in the
union The tax rate next year will Ia
only five mills for state purposes: while
the counties are prohibited by law from
lcvying u tar Of more than Ave mills.
ar at the rate Of so cents ON the hun
dred dollars There ia special tax In
some Of the counties that makes the
rate little higher, but In no case Is il
over one and o quarter
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A Young Robber.

CHICAGO, Nov. ~. Officers of thu
Cottage Grove Avenue police station
are elated over the arrest of high
wayman who for the last week ha,
been holding up womcn in that district
and robbing them at tho point of re-
volver The prisoner gave the name o,
Norris j, Earl, but letters found on hin
show that &c is John Chicott, Of lsl
High stree. 'Brc ollyn, y. Y, He says
he Is 20 YEARS old, but he does moi
look TO be more than II. Chicott Il
very boyish in appearance, but in his
work he has displayed more nerve than
otd-time criminals
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Cold Wcaiher IN the Nor,hwcs,

ST. PAUL. Mimi, Nov. IS. Thermom
eters in various parts of the city Fri
day Forning ranged from 2 degrees &c
% degrees below zero, and like reports
are received from all over the state,
North Dakota and Manitoba There
was little wind and the sky was free
from clouds, the cold being the quiet,
emphatic sort, well known in this sec.
ton. Colder weather is promised for
Friday night Sank Rapids, Mimi,
reports "a degrees below, and at Far
go, y. d., 9S degrees below is re-
uprt..,i
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MANY YEARS AGO.

In the year 100 A. d. Pope Paul I. sent
the only clock In the known world as a
present to Pepin, king Of France.
TIE ssrthsn lamp used BY Epicte.
tus, the philosopher, was sold for 5000
drschmss soon after the death Of that
worthy In the year io1 A. d.
A NusEuM founded In Berlin by VII.
liam !. 10 intended solely Tor the re-
csption OF royal Rsrters. Carriers
from the limbs Of all the princesses
that hsvs been married In Europe since
1917 have bssa found IN this unique
seiieetion.
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L. II. DEWEY. assistant botanist Of
the agricultural department, has start
ed GA > trip TO the northwest to invcs-
tigatc the extent OF the damage done
10 the crops Of that part Of the country
during the present year by the Russian
thistle. This. though one Of the least
known generally. Il one OF the most
dreaded of all weeds, and IL Ia said this
year has inflicted loss Of over a. 0Oo.-
600 on the farmers Of the United States.
Unless speedily checked II promises TO
spread all over the entire country.
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skaters Drowned.

SCRANTON, Pa. Nov. a5. Three boys,
Garfield Michaels, aged ~ years, and
Thomas Maschal and John Williams,
both aged 10 years, broke through the
ice while skating on the Marshwood
collicry dam. and were drowned An
other boy. Albert Carr, aged IL years,
was with them. but was rescued by a
miner, who later secured the three
hodiee
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or the Ass men who enlisted in the
United States army last year twenty.
i've per cent were laborcrs Other
ealiings were represented - follows:
school teachers, 90; students. 3s. drug.
gists. 10; photographers 10; musicians,
sl1i lawyers u printers. 90; bookkcep-
ers, 81; typewriters. Q; engineers, rs;
cooks, los; mschinists 100; farmers
about !, 600; and no occupation. 50
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AT recent meeting Of the Quill club
In New York Charles Emery Smith, cx.
United States minister TO Russia and
editor OF the Philadelphia Press, said
that representative OLA great Euro
pesn power In 81 Petersburg remarked
TO him that he considered the three
great coming nations TO 10 be China,
Russia and the United States, which
has the whole western hemisphere in
It's grasp In extent Of territory and
population they are already the great
est Great Britain's conglomerate races
scattered over the globe do not count
IN this estimate.
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COMMANDER MoNrrii, the French
onicer who Is TO make an expedition
into Central Africa, has had n fat bot.
mn ferryboat constructed which has a
capacity Of fifteen tons and weighs
only 2.ooo pounds The metal part OF
the vessel weighs i,soo pounds. and its
hull is made Of plates Of aluminium t.
feet long. feet inches wide and O. -
of an inch thick.
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BnrsuAM. Tex, Nov, THE hard
est rain ever known here fell sun
day. The government clnge shows
that AIS inches came down. The
water ran into the lower parts
Of the town eight inches deep All the
lriigcs In town nrc washed away.
Several houses are gone but no lives
were lost. though there we're n number
OF narrow escapes, Lightning and hail
accompanied the rain The Exchange
hotel and several residences were
struck
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Omaha's New Rridop Oncno.p

OMAHA, Neb., Nov. a5.-The Omaha
bridge and Terminal Co Friday morn.
ing opened for business its new bridge
across the Missouri river, II Is now be.
'iersd Omaha will secure the eastern
railways which the bridge monopoly OF
the Union Pacific has kept ont SO long.
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Wild Cats.

COLUMBUS, Ind, Nov, c5.-Boone
township Is excited over the presence
OF wild cat which is known to be
roaming in the woods. A wild cat was
killed in that locality last Saturday af.
ter sharp fight in which several dogs
were whipped, by party of coon hunt.
ers. II measured three feet in length
and its body was covered with light
brown hair
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Ir may not he known 10 the general
reader. says medical journal. that a
rifieball DETECTED from its course i'm.
mcdiatcly resumes its line OF fight
after trimming the object IL Is unable
20 pass directly through. Tina, is to
20 say. ball turned from its course by a
rib, passes under the skin until it
reaches point Mechanically OPP
posite to the point where IL entered the
soldiers body, and then passes out, re-
surniug its exact lire Of fight. II
enough 81 its initial velocity remains.
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Tnr street railroads of Chicago dur.
ing the late fair, from May 10 October
80 inclusive, carried $4,000, 600 passen.
gers Al five cents each this made tho
snug little gross income for the rail.
roads OF u, 100000 and net income Of
not less than q. 40. 900
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Convicted of Embcxx,cmcn,

ELYRN, O., Nov. 27,-The jury in the
case OF George NJ. Crosier, charged
with embezzlement brought in YER.
dict of guilty. Crosier for many years
has been prominent citizen Of Vel.
lington. being identified with the
cheese industry There are 10 other
counts against him.
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Fire I'm n Church.

CHICAGO, Nov. 25,--Carcless workmen
caused disastrous fire In Englewood
First Methodist church, ut Stewart xv.
enuc ana sixty-fourth street at noon
Friday !lsfore tho frcmap could get
tlia IRE under contro! s!o, 900 damage
was DOR; s?5, 600 insurance ON building
and conteatS
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In. STANDARDIZATION RACE.

PHTLApELPHIA, Nov. 2s-The frs,
heat between Saladin and Directum
was won by Saladin; time, e;loA. In
the second heat Directum beat Saladin
length, under the whip. in s:lolS.
Directum won the third heat by one
length, under the whip; time, 2:iiia
Directum won the fourth heat and the
race in a:i2
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Killed by the Kick ofa Mule

PARKERsBUEe, W. Va, Nov 25.-Fri-
day afternoon Arch Ellison, nine years
old, died from the kick OF a mule. She
was sitting on the sidewalk when The
animal struck her and never recovered
from the blow.
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DAMAGE. for pr,.eb a, prom,.e.

PrRr, Ind. Nov. 2s.-The jury in tho
$50, COO breach of promise case Of Mrs
Imogenc Hiatt VS. Albert Tucker,
brought TO this city from Kosciusko
county Monday morning returned a
verdict of 60, 600. The case was Of wide
interest, lasted two weeks, and was
one of the most bitterly contested suits
ever held in the state. n will be APP
pcaled TO the supreme court