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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1894-10-05

JESFERsoSvILIK, Ind, sept 20 Geo.
siegcl. Waterman az Gathrights
aour mill, located on the falls met
with horrible accident Friday morn.
ing while going his rounds sicgel, in
some manner, was caught in an end.
less chain, which encircled ny heel.
lie was drawn with fearful rapidity
into a cog, resulting In his right arm
being torn completely from the socket
md his breast being terribly laeeratcd.
NE was held fast between the eogs Tor
several minutes before he was extri.
saied. lie Is suffering intensely from
his wounds aud can not recover II
was only few days ago that siegcl's
policy Of 5000 lnpsed in the Knights
4 Honor.
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Must HID AncM

WASHINGTON, Sept ~ The secre.
larry ~ the treasury has rejected All of
the bids recently received for the erec.
tion 81 poet office building al Msri.
ian, Miss. This action was made hec.
'ssary by the action of congress at IT.
last session directing the secretary 20
modify the plans for the proposed
building No A. 20 provide atcommoda
tious for the United States district,
,ourt as well ss those fer the post
ale.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1894-10-05

Tux theory seems we'll supported 10y
practice that full as much ill-health
comes from over-eating as from any
ether cause. Believers In this theory
now cite the fact that doctors and pre-
scription compounders have had less to
do during the late financial depression
than formerly, II Is insisted on the
part OF the anti-epicurean branch OF
medical experts that this condition is
always peculiar 10 hard times People
rat less because they have less to eat,
and therefore they are sick less More
over, from the necessity OF the case
they buy palmer food than when times
ire prosperous.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1894-10-05

EVIDENCE Of the fraudulent character
OF Herr Doves alleged bullet-prooi
cuirass continues 90 accumulate. The
Hannoyerischc Courier, OF Hanover,
says that the uSelessness Of the armor
was Immediately proved as soon as IL
was given a trial at the military school
OF Spandau. when the invention was
placed against solid surface the pro-
jectilcs pierced II without exception
and at almost any distance, II GLAZING
that at the exhibition given in Berlin
special cartridges were used with q
light charge Of powder.
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SECRET ORGANIZATION
To Resist n wildcat Railroad Tar In .
Kentucky County.

LEON, KY, Oct. 2.-Some time ago
there was an organization started in
this county TO resist the payment of
the railroad tax for the wildcat rail.
road which was never built. The or
ganization is now about 1900 strong,
with lodges at every schoolhouse in the
county. Frank Prater, ex-collector,
has given up his tax books and Joined
the order. The bondholders have EN-
ployed J. +. Peck TO collect the assess
ment for this year.
He is doing but little toward collect
ing anything and does not get out OF
Grayson, the county seat.
The members of the order will not
feed Mr. Peck or his horse or allow him
in their houses, and are forbidden to
bid on any members property or give
any information whatever. Every
thing is quiet and no trouble is ex
pected unless the bondholders try &c
force collection by armed forces.
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ST. LOUIS, Oct. Sunday night ia
Cinnamon were arrested in half dozen
opium joints. They were smoking
"hop" and playing fan-tan, This is the
first step in the publication of the
down town scarlet district. Monday
night at midnight every house Of doubt
full character will be raided.
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Trouhle Mith Gnatamala.

CITY OF MEXICO. Oct There are
prsmonitions Of trouble between Mex.
leo and and suatanala growing out OF
dispute over the boundary line of the
Two countries. Gautamala has under
taken TO assert sovereignty over a con.
siderable piece of territory lying with
In the borders of Mexican state ac-
eording to the latter's Representatives.
President Diss has made a strong rep
resentatior OF the case to the Mexican
congress, and has indicated his inten-
ton OF vigorously unfolding Mexico's
claim OF Jurisdiction, but still expresses
nope that the matter may be peace
ably settled by negotiation.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1894-10-05

A swArER rURKEY, one of those
vicious, long neclcd and sharp billed
birds that cry 40 weirdly along the
waterways OF Florida, was caught ne.
Gently by small boy. who exhibited
H. A passcr-by stopped down and
peered between the Stats Mt the bird,
when. quick as fash, the long stilct-
20 shaped bill shot out aud pierced the
pupil Of his eye, and. entering into tho
brain, caused his death n few hours
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In EARNEST.
The mikado Calls Out the Na,ions,
Guards.
Foreigners In Pehin AnsIou. Over tn.
threatened Invasion They are Organ
iking FOR Defenae Stranded Chi
nese War ship Pound.

YOKOHAMA. Oct. 4. - Tho reserves
OF inc national guard have been called
o,t for active service.
SHANGHAI, Oct lit Is rumored
mere that the Japanese have effected a
aahaing on the coast Of the shanghai.
Iuhg promontory 10 the northward of
ohce'too' Advices received here from
rekin say that there is ever increasing
anxiety there among the foreign popu-
iation and at Tien-Tsin the foreigner.
are actively organizing for defense OF
the foreign quarters.
LONDON, sept GA dispatch from
shanghai Saturday says that the com.
NJ
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Omccr and roolpad shoot.

CHICAGO, Sept 20 Officer Andrew
ofthe Shifted Avenue po.
lice station, was MORALLY wounded by
a shot In the groin f-om the revolver
II footpad whom he was trying 70
arrest early Friday morning near the
corner Of Ashland avenue and Cumming
street The fo0tpad was shot Ia the
back by the officer and was taken TO
the Alexander Brothers hospital, where
his condition was eonsdered critical.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1894-10-05

THEKx Is rattlesnalso farm In Polk
county, Mo IL Is owned by Myron G.
Childs, who has made the peculiar In.
dust2 profitable one. lie has col.
ony Of no less than sis hundred snakes
lie supplies museums, mcuageries, and
geological gardens with the living rep.
tiles, and every year kills from sixty ic
one hundred FOR their oil. which Is used
incidentally. The skins and rattlcs lac
sells for relics
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TERRE HAurE, Ind. Sept ga Addi.
tional arrests were made Friday for the
wrecking Of the fast New Norl, ex.
press, on the Big -Four. near this city,
ON the night OF July ~ resulting 10
the killing OF Engineer Moehrman and
Fireman fleck. As a result Of recent
disclosures 10 the grand jury, Bvc pris.
oncrs are behind the bars charged with
the crime, They are Charles Miller.
W. Tully and Fred Expert, who were
arrested Friday in the Clay county coal
regions, George Roberts, who was ar.
rested at BRAID. and Ed HOLLOWAY who
confessed a week or two after the
crime. and has been In Jail ever since.
other arrests are To follow. The au.
thorities have Just been put In POSSES
sion OF facts which will, they say,
bring 20 justice the whole party.
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A Conyi,t,. windfaII.

BUFFALO, n. Y, Oct. 2.-wm. Far
row, alias VIM. Farrell, was arrested
in olean, about five weeks ago, for
stealing a quantity of whisky, and was
sentenced TO. six months in the Erie
county penitentiary Monday morn.
ing he was discharged on account of a
technical flaw in the writ of convection.
He then learned that ne had fallen
heir TO the estate OF his aunt, Mrs.
Elizabeth Welch, Of Chicago, amount
to Gao 900
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1894-10-05
on 10 the Seat of Wa.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 1.-The navy de-
partment expects to be ready next
week TO dispatch both the Detroit and
Machias TO the seat of the Chinese
Japan war. Both war vessels are being
htted up as rapidly as possible. IL is
expected that the department will util-
we both of these vessels to send back
70 their owners the valuable Columbian
relics loaned by the vatican and duke
OK Ssragua to the Worlds fair. The
snamefui neglect in returning these
priceless treasures has caused no end
"a .hik, aud II Is more than likely that
The sea
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1894-10-05
Mirror Lake House burned.

PLATrsBURe, N. ", Oct. e.-The Mir
ror Lake house, at Lake Placid, was to-
tally destroyed by fire at midnight. A
strong wind was blowing and all efforts
to save anything proved unavailing.
The house had closed its doors few
days ago after the most successful sea-
son in its history. The loss is upwards
of sl5O,OOo, and is only partly covered
by insurance. The cause of the fire is
,lnlnown
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1894-10-05

A VESsnsE journalist has made a
collection OF aphorisms on love, women
and marriage, uttered Rt the German
parliamentary sessions. Bismarck Is
quoted as saying tina, 1T Is an extra
ordinary advantage 10 mans career
II he car make his journey through
life without any feminine baggage"
In another speech he contended that
women were more addicted 20 Snug.
Cling than mon.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1894-10-05

MABrINsBuRG, w. Va, Oct. THE
mangled remains Of Mrs. Sharon, an
elderly widow, were found on the'Bal.
timore 4 Ohio tracks near Magnolia
Saturday. She had been struck by
west bound accommodation train.
Two hours after the body was found,
Henry, Mrs. Sharon's only son, fire.
man on freight train, was scalded to
death in a rear-end collision a mile
from where his mother was killed.
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Terrible Tragedy IN Wisconsin.

RESossA, Wis, Oct. 2.-Four persons
were roasted alive and two others bad
ly burned at the farm residence of b.
b. Pierce, in Wilmot, near the state
line. Mr.. Pierce is one of the best
known farmers in the southern part Of
Kenosha county. His family consisted
of his wife, three sons, aged 25, 90 and
"a years, and daughter, aged Is. All
slept upstairs. The young man first
noticed the fire and leaped down stairs
He then returned to rouse the others,
but persisted with his brothers and sis
ter. The father and mother escaped
with severe burns.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1894-10-05

Sr JosEPH, Mo-, Sept 90 Every
gambling house IN the city has been
closed by order Of the board Of police
commissioners, acting on a suggestion
made by Gov Stone, II is given out
officially that the gambling houses will
not be allowed to run In The city again.
II Is stated that the governor has de.
termincd TO close up every gambling
house In the state.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1894-10-05

VERNON, Tex, Oct. 2.-Informatiop
has been brought TO the officers of this
county that the remnant of the notori
Gus Dalton gang has crossed from the
Indian territory into Texas, and are
now in hiding near Vernon. The IN.
nouncement has caused considerable
excitement and the banks and post of
fee officials of the neighboring town,
have made preparations for any emery.
anaN
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Knickerbockcr Safe IN Por,.

NEW ORLEANS, Oct, 2.-The steamer
hnicKerpocker, OF the Cromwell line,
from New York, September 2e, concern.
ing the safety OF which considerable
anxiety has been manifested, arrived
At Gas o'clock Monday morning She
was about two days overdue.
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Married. ntthc IJnnt-

BmMNouAM, Ala, se1 29.-B J.
Edelen, OF Springfield, Nv, and MISS
Daisy Rogers, OF Nashville, wcr2 mar
ried in the ladies' waiting room " the
Union depot Mt the unseemly hour Of 4
o'clock Friday morning Miss Rogers
parents bitterly opposed the marriage
on account Of a difference OF religious
creed
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1894-10-05

A Nsw YORK girl while attending .
funeral recently found herself In tho
same carriage with discarded lover
whom she had not seen for several
years They talked over old times, aud
were soon on the best OF terms again.
On The return from the funeral they
found their carriage occupied by a min.
isicr, and, dsc.4.aE - make the most
Of the opportunity, they were married
ON the spot.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1894-10-05

IHItlo1sr - fS~1-tfan " = y
NfFsu the hotels and cafes wers
,ssAed by officers sent around for that
purAse against selling any liquor, ex
ecptfith irregular meal. and II mar
wanhd TO get drink in an eating
hous he had to order food and pay foi
IL. he drug stores were also dry.
Ddn on Park Row there were tive
salods which were at great pains tc
accommodate their patrons Oae OF
themgas the place known rs the beg.
gsr'slest" Standing on an adjacent
cornd the reporter saw several men
walkik along by the saloon dis
appeal downward, as IL the earth
had swallowed them up Going nearer
he fouA that there was a large trap
door inlhe sidewalk leading into the
cellar uSier the place Outside door
stood td-faced man, and crowd OF
touch-lf<ing individuals lounged
about. kt intervals. apparently by
signal, 70 or three Of these would dis
appear OWN the trap door. But over
in Hob In beer flowed freely, as it al.
ways do, aud the thirsty went in
such crivds To Brooklyn that mes
sengers kere sent hurrying from all
the big Aocs for extra bartenders
The J@erson market police court
was crowted with excise cases. Police
man Zinhernan srraigned Charles
Bueshongt bartender.
sis this ban a licensed saloon-keep-
err" asSedpustice Hogan.
Eyes" rblied Zimmerman.
"Did o&nter his placer continued
the justicel
Yes"
Ibid youl have warrant or process
of law?n
mo anstered Zimmerman.
II viii MOI enteetain this complaint
or any othet complaints of a similar
character You can take your prison.
ers when bu like. shall not pass
them"
Are tHy dschargedg' asked the
policeman
"No, sd | will not pass upon the
cases, Take them back You may do
as you please with them" and the off
ceys started back 10 the station house
with nfteen prisoners, who were after
ward bailed. There were forty-five
prisoners arrested for violating the
excise law before other justices, and
eight were discharged, the others be-
ing held under bond. The police sue
ceedes in making 2iO excise arrests
during the day. This is the largest
number ever made in one day.
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A RECENT fresh meat cargo deliver

A RECENT fresh meat cargo delivered
at London from Australia and New
Zealand was said 70 be the largest
single load OF refrigerator meat ever
handled. II consisted OF 70.OoO car.
cases of sheep, 1900 haupGhes and the
same number of legs Of mutton. $50
tons Of beef, $50 bags OF bulloclts
hearts, $50 bags Of oxtails and kidneys,
7 cases Of oysters and $50 cases OF but.
ter. The shipment was the FIRST 81 its
kind from the Pacific where the am.
monia machine was used for refriger.
ating purposes
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Gnilt, Of OnnrInr Rrihr.

PITTsBUBoH. Pa, Sept ea-Richard
an ex-councilman and we'll.
known citizen Of Allegheny City, was
found guilty in the criminal court,
Friday afternoon, on the charge OF
offering bribe of 500 20 John Born, a
councilman in Allegheny, TO vote for a
civil engineer for the new Allegheny
City water works The jury recon-.
mcnded Armstrong 10 the mercy Of ,hs
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PBgGosST cAENiR-P EmEB has a
strongly developed jaw. look Of de.
termination, and something Of the az.
grsssive appearance Of bull dog A
clever oaricaturist took advantage Of
the resemblance In appearance aud
name 20 portray him as IN Casimir.
Terrier" and the oarioaturc has
caught on" Far from lowering him
IN the public esteem. however, IL has
greatly increased his prestige as the
incorporating watchdog Of the re-
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Newsboys Strike.

OMAHA, Neb., Oct 2.-The newsboys
struck Monday night and refused to
handle Chicago papers, claiming that
hotel stands were supplied first, and
this did not give them fair show.
The feeling at one time became so
strong that the agents were violently
assaulted. Outsiders suggested arbi-
tration, which prevailed, the result be-
ing a readjustment of affairs satisfac-
tnry 70 all
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EUROPEANS
Warned TO Keep Away From the Csp''s
of Chins-seversi British Residents o'
Pekin Assaulted.

W ,hha-'fftfNa hfff,s-1
Pekin Assaulted.
SHANGHAI, Oct. 2.-Dispatches re-
ceived here from Tien Tsin, say thar
private advices have reached the later
city from Pekin, warning all foreign
ers from proceeding to the capital
The road and waterway from lung
Chow TO Pehin are alive with soldiers
who are hostile to all Europeans. Sew
eral British residents OF Pekin have
been assaulted, including Mr.. Tours
interpreter OF the British legation, prs
Dudgeon and others, who<were jour
neying south.
II is rumored that the British steam
er Irene, which arrived at Tien Ian
on September IS from Shanghai, nav.
ing ON board a number of Maxim rapia
fire guns, and a quantity of ammunr
tion for the Chinese. has infringed the
neutrality laws. The representa- 4{sf|
OF the British government are -
stood TO be taking action in tls<
~
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nnnny WiII Nnt Resirn.

PARIS, Oct 1.-The Echo De Paris
says there is no truth in the report,
circulated by La Patrie and La Cocarde
that Premier Dupuy is to resign imme.
lately, and that he is TO be succeeded
by NJ. Raymond Poincarre, the minis
Ter Of finance.
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secnnd Degree Murder.

NEW MARrINsvILLE, w. Va, Oct. . :
After having been out forty-eight
hours the jury, in the ease OF George
W. Huggins, charged with murder Of
io,4ag Garner, returned "a second de-
gree verdict Monday night
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A Hundred Heads Fall. :

nearly De one sSiadTsS2 ~
yelopes were sent out from the secre-
tary of the treasury's Office to so many
clerks, telling them that their services
were no longer needed. II was a most
gloomy day in the big stone building,
and many who have been there for
years leave for the last time The sec.
rotary positively refuses to make pub.
lie the names of those dismissed, and
says he intends to keep the discharges
gaerat
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Officials To he Arrested

DALLAS, Tex, Oct. County Treas.
urer William Coe and County Commits
sioners McAdam, Orr and Fisher were
arrested Monday on indictments found
by the grand jury Saturday, charging
them with embezzling about sl2,0oo
from the county treasury.
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An Ingenious Thief

MINERVA, O, Oct "A guest at the
Center house was relieved of an entire
suit of clothes, quite sum of money
and gold watch while asleep in Q
ground floor room. The thief used
fish-pole and hook after removing the
screen from the window.
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Pine Land Discrcnnn.lr.

WASHINGTON, Sept GA complete
accumulation of the pine land, Of the
Chippewa reservation in Minnesota is
uow being conducted by the interior
department, and the returns received
show many discrepancies which oc'
,urred in the first examination.
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MYSTERIOUS

A Lesow Committee Witness rhteat Cut /.
George Apo, the Notorisu. Green :.
Goods Man. the Victim.
New YoRK, Sept. 30. -Geo,,r Apo,
notorious as a green goods han and
witness before the Lexow cImmittee
In the police investigation. H. in the
Chambers street hospital Nth his
throat cut.
suspicion reSts on SalbonIsecper
Michael j. Reardon. but ma persons
IN the vicinity vt Barclay Ind West
streets believe that Nppo,aI his own
throat The cuttingioccHnli In a "a
loon at 4 o'clock friolysf {noon, anc
Reardon, who was wiGp1 says IN.
fellow was crazy drVik look out q
knife and jahbed it}n,q1his owl
throat
Attorney Goff, ofthS besbr commit
tee, says he saw Al.pJ \ "a minutes
before the cutting. nyf az the Young
man was then sober, and fbeon sent
Wy him 10 seryu posne stp4ss Mr.
HansanGsn, l's App \aulted
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1T Is estimated that tho agricultural
earnings OF the United States are So.
S90, 0oo, 900; from manufacturers. 81, $3.50.
0o0, 900; from mines, $4,000, ooOi from
transportation, si.is5, ooo, coo, from
commerce eloo. 900; from shipping.
sioo, 100000 and from banking, $780,.
600 ono
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Dining With RnrnI..

CorESHAoEN, Sept 20. Andrew d.
White, the United States minister 10
Russia, and Mrs White, had an audi
nee Friday with King Christian. Mr..
md Mrs. White subsequently, diued
with his majesty. The United states
sinistsr Rislev was rEessnt
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SECRETARY CarIlsIe,s Appointments.

WASHINGTON, Oct. e.-Secretary Car.
Isle Monday appointed +. G. Mcdowell,
of Iowa, chief of the accounts division,
treasurer's Office, at 81, 500, and L. NJ.
Dickerson, of Arkansas, u chief of di-
vision in the Office of auditor for the
post Office department, at 1000.
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New Constitution Adon,.d

Albany, N. Y, Sept 2S,-The CON
,titutional convention has adopted the
sew constitution as reported from the
committee of the whole, The vote was
vs. ayes. and IS hayes, two republican
members voting with the minoritv.
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LoSpoN, Sept GA dispatch from
Delagoa bay says that the governor at
the head of three hundred white and
nix thousand native allies will take the
ield against the Kafiirs surrounding
aourenzo Marquesi.
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A Tornado In a Kansas Town.

WICHITA, Kas., Oct "A tornado
struck the northern part of this city
about 8 o'clock Monday evening and
tore up property in all directions
Several people were injured, but so far
as heard from no fatalities occurred
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England Is Prsnareli.

LONDON, Oct. 2.--The Times Monday
morning published a dispatch from
Simia, India, stating that a division Of
troops, six thousand strong, could Be
sent from India ON short notice 70 pro
tect the treaty ports in China
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that some folks still go from one city
TO the other by a rou,e that makes {,
an all-night trip. bong, narrow, high,
e.gar-shaped STEAMBOATS, ply between
the two rivers by way OF Delaware and
Chesapeake bays and the connecting
canal
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,.,,,,,,.h,,o,. NE, I,aco,,

New YORK, Sept 2o,-1he cunard
Line steamship Lucania arrived here
Friday, and for the thru time in 90
DAYS she has. lowered the 'eeord. She
nnn -. making a 'oyage from
w York IN i've days,
iastB-siylS minutes,
fevious Iysges, both
SoSssy SO MINUS
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MilIInherit s.n. 600 600

LONDON, Oct 2.-It is announced that
Mr.. Harry McCalmont, the owner o,
the famous horse, Isinglsss, win in
herit, ON October o, property amount.
ing TO nearly e4,oOO, 600
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1894-10-05

FRANCE proposes TO have u general
exhibition of sports In connection with
the exposition Of 1900. The Bots dc
vincennes will be set aside for them.
The minister OF commerce has appoint
ed commission 10 draw up general
programme. which Is 20 include fenc.
Ind shootipf, gymnastics, military ex.