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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1893-04-07
POSTMASTERS CONFIRMED.

POSTAlASTERS CONFIRMED.
Washington. April 3.-The senate con
firmed the following nominations today
PostmaSters-Iowa: Robin NJ. Clark
of Keokuk
Wisconsin: J. E. Horseman. Ric.
Lake; Thomas f. Scion. West Superior
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1893-04-07
LOVE FINDS 4 way
4 WINONA COUPLE GETS NOTO-
RIETY QUICKLY.
SPITE DIRECTIONS.

All the Money of Rich Winona Father
Cannot Prevent Il Love Sick Dau.h-
ter Eloping With the Idol of Her
Heart-They Are Now On Their
Honeymoon.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1893-04-07
A DESPERATE FIGHT
CITIZENS AND RAILWAY EN-
PLOYES COME TO BLOWS.
BLOODY BATTLE WITH CROW
BARS AS WEAPONS.

" cStem Union, Iowa, Firm Determines
to Build a Warehouse Against the
c., Nj. 4 st. 2. Railway Co.'S Wish
and Is Worsted-Company Now
Possesses the Field.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1893-04-07

ANOTHER APPOINTMENT.
Washington, April 3.-Secretary Car
Isle today appointed Oliver P. Tucker,
of Covington, KY, deputy comptroller
Of currency, vice Nixon, resigned.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1893-04-07
Fatler and Son Drowned Together.

ST. PAUL, Mimi, April while
rowing on an arm of the Mississippi
River at Lincoln Park, Robert and
George Neumayer, father and son, were
drowned. The boat capsized while
they were changing seats. The father
chung to the boat, but seeing his son
was drowning undertook to save him
and both went down. The bodies were
recovered two hours later.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1893-10-20

A. Passed u lhe IInnsr llla Mors Severe
Than ~ ueary Act
WAamSoIox. Oct IL The Mccroary
bin. giving al Cinnamon "a thla eonn-
~ sIx months longer 10 which % regis
ier under the provisions ~ The ueary
noi. passed ihc house Monday afternoon
By vote 81 rs 20 L The one vote cast
against Il was that Of Mr. Loud. Of Cal
IIeenIa
10 slope aud the northwestern con-
arnnmon voted Tor the measure al
though they had denounced the bin IN
The fonndcal itfna and had Threatened
lhcf would uhc every parliamentary
device 20 oltiruct ~ passage Tho
reason for their sudden conversion and
support 81 ihe bill llts IN The fact that
iho bill as they voted for &. grants q
substantial concession 70 tho elements
ID ne SHAPE 81 the amendment pro-
posed b. Congressman 0cary, tho
author 81 the original 0enry act
Tho Ocnry amendment provides that
every chInaman who Roes Up % regis.
lor shall have hin photograph attached
10 hIs certificate Of registration This
provision was originally intended q
* Inserted ID The Ccnry act when thai
was N conference. but Il was deemed
AZ that time 90 harsh that the confcrec'
thought Il unwlAc to mako an e
fort - pans tho 0eary act with Tx
photograph CLAUSE The house Monda,
=. ;,ss.....t H. photograph ameed
mcnt 10 he bill makes the Ooary 10
oven moro vigorous than Il already 4
% /, viii bo Sccn that the onil.chinea
representa- lives from The Northwestern
states and The slope have received
| very good price for their permission I
let The bin become law.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1893-10-20

Has ININ|M"| H.
CnIcAoo. Oct 10 The Worlds Co.
lumbar exposition win 90 out in q
blnzc 81 Nplcndor. The board q dlrcc-
tors decided Friday 70 mako the Inst
day Columbus day and asserted
that the festivities shall DO comlnen'
suratc with the namc chosen for
the anal colebntion. The occasion
win be given national significance.
Many think that the chiel magistrate
win yield to the solicitations Of the
managers and attend Il Is figured
that the closing Of the fair Is an occa-
slnu lust as momcntous as was the
opening. and that as the president lent
the Iniluonoc Of his presence then he
will do 50 this time
Whatever the conclusion reached by
the president. October 81 viii be an
event IN the history Of the fair Ever
since the triumph o. Chicago day Il
| has boon known that the directors con-
| template another great Occasion before
tho fair should 60 INTO history. The
Immense crowds that paid admission
into the grounds not only on that day
but or the days following put the
members Of the governing board y
good hnmor and they have been vyini
with ono another In an effort 70 con
Iuro up the most fitting plan for thi
| ceIrhrniion.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1893-10-20
REAL WAB.


MoorEvfnEo. Oct 1o.-Adpiccs have
been received that the brazilian arm0r-
Cd cruiser Scte de setembro, which wns
bound for Rio 70 join Admiral Mello's
forces, ran ashore near prnia Grande
An Of the crew escaped safely. but as
soon as they were landed they wcre.3
made prisoners bg Peixoto's forces,
which were STATIONED there.
The further details Of the bombarl-
mcnt Of Rio have been forwarded.
The government forces suffered
heavy losses. but the government is
suppressing all reports OF casualties
The rebel war ship Aquidaban. Mcllo's
Gag ship. opened the bonhardnent
There was d contest for the possess
sion Of the government work shops Of
Armaco between the revolutionary
forces and those Of the government.
When Mcllo realized that he could not
obtain possession Of them peacefully he
prepared 70 open FIRE
The bombardment was very destrnc-
tive. Many buildings were badly dam
aged Residents Of the city fled in
terror. Several Of the shells from the
| insurgcnt fleet struck in the heart Of
| The city. killing mnny inhabitants
A shell from the 1'rajado fell in the
center Of the city. The buildings oc-
\ cupied BY the Rio News and the Amer
lean Bible society were wrecked Many
foreigners were killed and wounded.
Among The buildlaga which suffered
greatly from the bombardment were
the police barracks. which were sitnat.
ed near the custom-honse
The government forces numbered
1000 and replied vigorously to the iiro
from the feet The land batteries had
few old Krupp guns mounted. and
those were trained on the ships They
were not effective. all Of the shots fall
ing short None Of the ships were in
jured.
/ The insurgents feet also bombardei
Nichteroy. Domingoa Icarahy anf
Santa Rosa, suburbs Of Rio The fir
on all Of them was destructive TO prop
crsy.
4 Il Is also known there was great los
Of life Advices have also been 70
cciroaof sharp engagement betweel
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1893-10-20

rhs congressional Library % Iinvc ths
Finest
NAsmSorox. Oct 1.-THE gliding
Of the dome Of tho new congressional
library building. stones throw from
the capitol has progressed far enough
10 Indicate that whom completed this
golden domo viii b one o. the most
conspicuous and beautiful objects
Ii Washington. There are not
many rIlaca domos IN the world
Tho Hotel Dcs InsnIides. IN Paris.
The Connecticut sinichouse at Hart
ford. and the Massachusetts, hsase'
house at Boston arc the bcs,
known. The dome Of the new library
building is larger than any Of thcsci
tuo.lhIfos lar1cn II Is estimated, than
the famous dome o. the pinlehousc N
I|osIon.
The building viii not be completed
iof four years When finished Il will
have capacity. according % Libra
rinn SpolI6ro. to accommodate all n,
6oo|.A 81 the world for 100 years !,
comr and nlIll leave seven cighlhs o.
|Ils an1cr
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1893-10-20

WAsnIxoToS. Oct II. The procccd-
inrs ia tho senate Monday during ms
morning hour were made interesting
By a discussion Of the amendments 10
the rifles Of that body. proposed BY Mr..
Lodge. OF Massachusetts Mr. Lodges
propositions nre. llrSt 10 require al
speeches TO BE- actually spoken. instead
Of being read from manuscript, and
second. that o petition for the close Of
debate upon any subject. vhcns'gncd
by majority Of The entire membership
Of the senate shall be referred 10 the
committee on rules. which shall report
day for final vote.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1893-10-20

Wkafxoros, Oct 10 Tho iangle
which tho senate nae. found i0scli In
Friday night and which resulted IN
The adjournment Of that body was the
outcome Of clovcfly laid plot origin
aicd ~ senator Dubois and executed
through the help Of Senator Teller
Tho silver men knew that on roll call
where raira would have 70 BE- recog-
nlked that thu repeal members would
not 10 ahIo 70 obtain quorum.
though on cali Of The senate in
which pairs can be violnicd quorum
WIS present The difficulty then be-
came 10 obtain roll call senator
I Teller examined the rules and diseoy-
cred what proved % be Guccessful
manner 81 bringing about the desired
end II |sn rule Of The senate that ex-
ctpi by unanimous consent q public
document cnn not be read IN that body
( II L has been previously read. Mr.
Teller during can for quorum cx-
Illa.ncd hIk scheme 70 Mr. PETER, who
Nas speaking and few moments later
! Mr. ItiIcf from the mass Of manuscript
thni he had on his dc<k ftsurrccted d
public document and began 70 rond
with great dclibefation.
Immediately Mr. Teller was on his
feet and oNjosird 70 the reading lie
raised point Of order against The
reading and after some debate tho
chairman gave hts decision. from which
an appeal was taken and roll call or
dcfed This wne what the silver mon
were looking for and On the roll call 1
was developed that no quorum was
present. Il was then that the repeal
men stepped into another trap. Mr.
Wins tried 10 force Mr. Dubois 70 rol,
and long debate cnsncd An effort
was made 10 take q vote that The zen
ate should not excuse Mr. Dubois from
voting and on this roll call another lacl
Of quorum was developed and the sen
ate whs forced 10 adjourn. Tho pending
question now becomes the effort 4
have Mr. Dubois vote and Il Is the In
scniion o. ar Villas 70 have Mr.. Dnboi
ccnsnrod
This. Il Is stated. viii bring out
nlce constitutional question which vii
: develop debate which The silver mel
} clnlm viii last for month At least
7 MA ihn, lhc t.n. ~ ne scnatA WIN s
gi,.n "A another question ana the lin
4 IA tha s,nase viii ~ shls much 3,
! enpIed
Is thc houee Friday a biil was nasse
!. ,n%rc..ino no nnrher ~ ,lhe arm
: of,eers arf,Iled a. military instructor
+ "a .tafe lns,itntlons from sexontt. AZ
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1893-10-20

Tnr actual value Of the Americas
cup is only $500
TUNGSTEN is "a little white metal al
most as heavy as gold
PRiNcEroN college may institute o
medical school this year
rnE population Of London increases at
the rate al 200 souls day
Monr people die in the spring than
ID any Of tho other seasons
Flour made o. sweet potatoes is one
OF the latest Of culinary Inventions
NATIONAL grants in aid Of education
were first made in the United states IN
1905
SAVK RArIns. with population Of
/ ZOO souls. is without a single drug
store
TIM shortest names mentioned ia the
Bible are Al Ar, ed. og, No On, So ur
and u
Ak unfortunate mother in Hannibal.
Mo-, has two sons and a daughter n the
penitcntlary.
A PEAR that weighs over thirty
ounces IS on exhibition alta drug store
in Atlanta, ca
A Missouri man has patented a va.
locipede which Is worked BY the riders
hands and arms
Tnn Episcopal diocese Of Vermont is
to have an Englishman, Arthur Hall, o.
Oxford, Tor bishop.
A WIDOW has nearly broken up q
church at Dinghamlon, n. X. because
she rides bicycle
An Oregon woman has just received
decree for sas 900 IN q suit for I
breach Of promise.
AT the rrrsent rate Of increase ther'
will be 100. GOO. 600 people n the unitc'
States in fifty years
A Nnw Yonk thief has been ARRESTED
for stealing Catholic priests clerie7
garb and pawnine it.
TnEnr IS falling Oft in the nuinbe
Of children attending the public school
I'm New York this fall
ONE Of the latest fads is the organizo
ton Of postal card society for the col
lection Of postal cards
A MKrnoDisE bishop ont west VIII
uses chapel car sreaks Of i rs u
"IIoly Ronmin' church
A WRITER IN Tho London News say
that American tools are far better tina
those Of European make
Tnnnn are At the present momei
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1893-10-20
NAY ADJOURN FRIDAY


II Compromiso or Unconditional Repeal
rails In the senate.
WAsnSorox. Oct H. Tho situation
in the senate Monday morning was UNI
changed. The repcalers are determined
to fight Il out on the lines laid down q
week ago. while the silveriies are as
defiant as ever. and declare they will
prevent the unconditional repeal Of the
Sherman act Or die in the attempt
There WAS sess;e essssrf5sniE7 talk on
Saturday and Sunday, but It died ont
and Monday mornieg the battle Is be-
ing fought on the old lines The latest
gossip Monday Is 70 the effect that i
compromise or unconditional repeal
fails, the administration leaders will
attempt 70 adjourn congress on Friday
or saturday. The silver people win moi
object to an adjournment
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1893-10-20


A. ||I@0|I8I|1n I. Formed 10 Fight Then
.|I|.'|In| Cleveland I.tI1 10 n1e1II-
|10I ne II0|||1n ~ HIIaFotu 81 Cor
I1|.|1 supervision
CHICI1o. Oct a. The Anti. Trust ~.
ISOLATION organized IN Central Music
hall last june. mot Monday a. the
Palmer house 70 consider tho bylaws
rroros1d By cominiiicc for - gov
crnucnt Gov. knnie Nelson. Of Min
nlso|a chairman Of the June oonrcn.
ton. ontnod Mondays session.
Editor Edward noaqWnIcr, q omahn,
was chosen chairman. and r " Easley
Secretary
The following officers were chosen,
President Francis b Thurbcr. New
York; rIco.prtE|dcnl r. Roscwalcr.
Nebraska. Treasurer. 0tAem Stewart.
illinois, secretary. n N. Easloy. Illinois:
executive committee. G A Ray. New
York, Henry " Blair. New IIamp.
1lIIl| J l. (hnl1iQux. Massachusetts,
J. A. IAunly. Minnesota l. y Whip.
pie, Michigan. s d White. Indiana;
}. W Ady. Kansas
Committees 10 formulate national
and .l4lo laws 10 hrenk up iiusls and
combinations That lncftanr cost d
I product. % consumers. were also np.
pointed The following resolution was
adopted
/ Whereas TIN Antitrust askocla-
i|on Of llic rn|icd States orrntt2ed BY
J.. authority Of ihe convention composed
81 Delegates appointed by Che Gofcrn-
ora 81 The ncstral 6tnica. ana consii.
inIIng three members from each Of tho
states has iIla day been fully or
ranItcd. therefore. BE- Il
tKcso|gbd. That q committee Of three
- nrpo|nlod hy The chairman Of thih
meeting. Of which be shall DC . mem.
hnI. % respectfully memorlnlizo the
president q thc un|teh States IN bdhnll
81 this association. lofccommond N N,
Forthcoming annual message 70 con-
frca. The creation 81 bureau d corpor
ale supervision and control % The end
that fictitious or fJlndu|eni cnpliali1a'
I|on ~ corpornt|ohs cnRaacd "a nnl
business coming within the prosisionl
81 lho federal contribution relating 4
interstate copmfcc may BE- prohih
it'd Said hnroin 20 be under lh'
charge d ! commissioner clothed will
authority 1lnl|af 70 that now cxorclaei
over national hinlks b. The controlle
81 the currency and empowered BY Law
"a collect blal|stIcs frlatlng 70 the cap
iialtI1l|on. liabilities and available nsl
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1893-10-20

MENpms, Tenn, Oct io.-G. W. Me-
Kie. member Of the Mississippi legis-
laturc from Marshall county. surren-
dcrod 70 The sheriff az Holly Springs
Sunday 10 escape the wrath Of mob
Of colored men bent on lynching him.
McKie shot and fatally wounded John
Dean. colored employee on his planta-
ton, in difficulty Saturday The
shooting so enragcd the blacks in the
vicinity that they made q desperate at
tempt to hang NIcKie. but he escaped.
made his way to Holly Springs and is
now in Jail
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1893-10-20

a rnnA1r queen ant s always a.
tended 81 one or more servants b car
~ on her eggs. Of which she |ays iton
5000 to 10000 q year
IL order to furnish sport shooting
party on his N6faTisn estate Baron
Hirsch had 6, 600 paftrIdkes transported
there in cages and liberated
a fnKIrf charity. TINT Of furnishing
street car tickets 10 poor inFo'ids ipf
rides in the suburbs Of the city IS ptne
tlced successfully in Boston
TIM honor Of ehtisleh'ne TIE battle
ship Oregon. when She IS |annenfd Ir
san Francisco. has beena''otIed 70 fI'sy:
Daisy Ainsvorth, Of CALIFORNIA;
A rRnl sad death Is chat a MIS-.
Annie LOTUS. Of New IoI1 N1o .1.'
pred in the arms Of her lover two
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1893-10-20

WASHINGTON Oct 10 Reprcsenta-
tive Han, Of Minnesota, has been pre-
pairing constitutional amendment
which he win introduce proposing a
form Of cloture for both house and
senate. II Is his idcn that the people
would be glad 70 amend The constitu-
tion SO thntovoie might be reached IN
either house after a reasonable time.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1893-10-20

III. SMITH, Ark, Oct l1.-IIenry
Starr. one Of the most notorious train
and bank robbers in the west, is on
trial here for his life. The specific
charge Is the killing Of United states
Deputy Marshal Floyd Wilson, Ia tho
Indian Territory last December Starr
Is half blood Cherokee. IS years old.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1893-10-20

StnINoFIfrn. Mass. Oct l6 crazed
By his wIies persistent refusal TO again
live with him. Haven n Winn visited
hef home sunday, and during her alb
aencc. Gu, the throat Of his infant son.
While Tho Guilds screams were ringing
in his oars be killed himself with tho
same weapon.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1893-10-20

& ifNcof Mimi. Oct l0..-rho First
Sltional bank was broken into and en-
'ldo worth Of portage stamps, '|tnos|le.
by the noAino.|ef Tor .a|c'ktcpIuN anr
d snu|| amount Of currency Ie|I>u' THIS
main safe un. too much Ior Iae buI-
CLAIR. There Is no Glow 10 the ncl0N|
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1893-10-20

CaknIfsoN. W Va. Oct u-lohn
Cdn|th a Young married nun. shot and
Instantly Killed idnca Coleman. aged
~ xcnrs. at Deopuntor Tho two mon
uaro engaged n a 1tIhc Of cards IN nm
o|d house. and Griffith became tnlagod
1t Coleman ana .hot him through the
In1fI
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1893-10-20

CmcAoo. Oct l6--A peculiar acct
dent Is reported At the Worlds fair
grounds While Mr.. W s Shirt, Of
Cincinnati. was purchasing bottle Of
Naukosha waicr a. one OF the numcr-
ons stands. the bottle suddenly burst
being orcrcharFod Mr. Shlrk was cut
severely IN several places, his injuries
being Of painful character.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1893-10-20


heat breaking the track record In
he second race the winner horeai'
Irotted the fastest milo made py
Tearling this year and the last race,
the tofncrac'ker stake, Dolly npanhef,
the winner made the fastest t'me ever
recorded py tNo-year-old PAGER
Ai.ikz county democrats the other
day nominated Hon George W fcliis
for re.eiect'on ns representative ~ ac-
cianat'on icdd county democrats
nominated MT q a. Denny ior repre-,
sentative. and n the seventh district
MI james p Whitaker Of Logansporh
Butter county was nominated ior SEN
Afof
SAMUEL JOHNSON prominent citi-
zen q christian county aiea suddenly
AZ MS nome near Sonnson's Mili, the
other night q nenrt failure aged eo |
years 'ie aiea ~ the same house N
Mhicn ne was born ana nna always
iivea, ana was the Oldest man living
born ~ Christian county
lnk wiie q sam Toll, colofed, q
frankiort gave prth 70 three poy
oes'sa Wy 9e,ls TX ~ ~ 'ny.ns'
,e,' -, ny. NJ s,''',., n -'e ~ ''.s
Inc lo's woman y about ~ years 2.
asei ana Me'kns ABOUT Two hundred
pounnA 9he mas several o'ner emil
= ~.
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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1893-10-20

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l0n. Ih6 Innnhn1an politician. 4 II
deem .0I&|@I, <. before
AZ. f.|.l 81 fnns NoIlnhnn. Al sha
t..1.n MA. a. Iha mnn|of q M
husband d Ili late noflllA Hunt las
4nI... s. murder Is ne second ,|ffrtl
and bertha W.. acquitted
Haze n|6nI.nth|p IInIIod out lqu|r
.,I hunting with ! humber u olhel
t0an4 men II0m n1lmond City. y. Va
ana .h||. .hno||n1 ~ 4 squirrel az
!. bfsA1h PIN 81 N. gun Itu on and -
tered hi brain ~ can nol reeoser
N..'k W.lHss ths Negro Who ..
..n|i.t Helen Young. ~ young mutt
a|.| Is I.t bona |s.I saturday night
n.& .ho. and Instantly killed y
.1u11 d nonhItt ft'|se a Ways 81
t|on s|Elssn mile. from Savannah
Thursday np1n'n4
t.''' ~. .'.", I,a' ''e e..N .'.. !
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1893-08-24

hopeful men aud his. blues take
wings and fly away The one. in
stills distrust discomfort and an
qasiness into the mind of every
man he meets while the other is a
public bcne(actor. Inspiring con-
fidencc and contentmcnt in every
one that comes in contact with
him. Be hopeful-bettcr times are
coming.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1893-08-24

Mr., Smothers. went to Oklahoma,
saw tile prisoner and wired Sheriff
Houchins that he was the man.
Acting under these representations,
Sheriff Hbuchins left during the
latter part of last week for the
place where the prisoner~ia detain-
ed, for the purpose of bringing him
back.
Rockins is D-negro. He was
Sriod at, the August term of The
district. court in 1883 on the-charge
of murder and icenvicted, the death
penalty being assessed. Reckins
had killed a Bohemian whom he
had tried to rob, the murder taking
place, west of IIalletsvillc. The
case was appealed to the highest
court; and pending@ppeal the APP
pealant made his escape from the
ceuntHjoil, and So. the case, was
affirmed
The escape, it is said, was-efHect-
ed when, the jaiIi stood where
Grober's shop nowNstands' three or
four prisoners taking their leave
about the same time.
Lawyers here are of tide opinion
that Rockinsr can. be hung. under
the old Judgment, and that the
only thing to be d3ne is for the
court to pass senteneesand let the
sheriff do the rest