The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1893-11-24
KnATUCKY sTATE NEWS.

REV RonERr HENDERSON iCALDwEIL
die al his home in Boyle county, a few !
nights ago, after a short illness lie
was prominent minister of the Cum |
berland Presbyterian church and had
been pastor Of one church for forty
years lie leaves a widow and eleven
grown children lie was sixty-eight
years old.
NJ. MosEs WEST, prominent demo-
cratic politician and for four years past
sheriff of Christian county, died sud-
denly Of pneumonia at his home, in
Madisonville, few days ago, aged
about forty years. He moved TO Madi-
sonville only few days before.
PENSIONS were issued the other day
as follows; Restoration and Reissue
John W. Stump, Maine, Pendleton
county. Renewal-Peter Fellen, New
port, Campbell county. Reissue-Jas
H. ilanhinshlp, Willowtown, Taylor
county; Hiram Jones, Louisville. Orig
ina Widows, etc Alice L. Kennen,
Newport Campbell county. Mexican
War Survivors, Increase Hiram Whit
man, Bonnieyille, Hart county. Survi-
vor Indian Wars -Meriden Melton,
Grafton. Christian county.
JANIS i WALSH, well Known citi-
zen Of EIninence, former merchant
and IN ex-confederate soldier who
served four years with a Mississippi
regiment during the late war and bore
honorable wounds, died at his home in
Eminenee few days since, aged sixty
eight years.
Will NowEnEs, a compositor, who
shot Joe Williams, also printer, in
the leg with revolver few nights
since " hiie drank, was the other day
indicted BY the grand jury at Paducah,
for willing ard malicious shooting
with intent 10 kin.
i. G. MILLER and W. b. Zoeller, each
OF whom received 50 votes for council
in south Lom vile, appeared before
the election board and agreed TO settle
the tlc by cutting for the middle page
Of book. At the first trial each missed
it three pages On the second trial
Millor won.
TIlE following 4fourth-class postmas
tcrs we're appointed few days since
], 7. jones, Ritner, Wayne county, vice
Isasc Jones, deceased; William Hat
field, Woodbine, Whitley county, vice
G. W Literal, removed; NJ. NJ Kelsey
Steubenvillc, Wayne county, vice J. H
Kelsey, deceased
MISS RESA KELLY. aged 1s servant
was fatally burned the other morning
at the home OF C. A. Ray, of Vale,
! View, by her clothing taking fire a
the stove in the dining-room. All he
clothing was burned from her body
which was badly charred The terribl
accident recalls the death OF Mis-
Kelly's grandmother, who lost her lif
in the same tragic manner there fey
year ago.
Carr STRpHEN f. JONES filed dee
Of trust in the circuit court, Louisvill,
for the benefit of his creditors. II
turns all his property over to tn
Columbia Finance and Trust Co, MI
Jones is regarded as one of tn
weulthiest men in the city, and his a
sets are three times greater than h
liabilities. but he is unable to realize o
thea..a.l account of the present final
cial demess, on.
Fn.E the other night DESTROYED IL
Chesapeake and Ohio and Southwes
ern freight depot, Owensboro, ten CA
of coal. six cars merchandise, two larp
tobacco warehouses, the pfoperty Of
Hardy and Z. A. Jones, two residenc,
and mall grocery. Loss will pro-
, ably roach $3.50. 900.
Al Frankfort the republican cand
dates for eouneilmen the other nigl
fled notice OF contest against the den
ocrais who hold the certificates
CorSrY JupGE SHINE, 1.-THE 9th,
I night appointed Daniel Kingley, pre-
ent ETY. collector, as sheriff of KentC
: county. to succeed Pickett Wilson, d
Z ceased The appointment is surpris
y as ii was generally expected that DE
uty Thomas Damn who has been ma
: aging the osicc. would get the place
: his dean chief
: GOV BRowS has issued his proclaim
2 tion fixing Thursday, November 30,
d THANKSGIVING day
a ceiningly Insignificant but real
Q avery material typographical error h
$ just lccn discovered in section ss OF I
4 corrorn ton act, as printed in the boul