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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-06-13

ue"ysie LsoecyooWancs II obch0d kt0
rym ~ysaoznie oni sic zsjmujs odbedzie
sic 30 msjs; jednoczssnie pals artykuy
dc sw0ich gazet m~isjscowych ,Prawdy"
l nGwiszdy Detr." nsturAlnie bez pod
Pisu sutora, gdyt tchorze tax zwykli
czynic artykuiem tym powoluja wszy.
'tkich Patrystow do poisczenia sic z nj.
mi a wstyd wiee.ny lynn, kt6rzy ma ieh
obohodzie ME beds, q kohezs artykul
Psszkwilem, kt6ry dos,ownie podajs:
nNiestety many tn i~eszcze takich
j~akkolwiek nielicznych, keorzy odstspu
il cd prlyietej zasady, Re wiskszosc
rozstrzygs | jak raki zami.,t ds.yc ma
prod W ty} kroo1s; kto temu ME wierzy
MECH sic iaskawie lofatyguje We srode
o godzinie 8 pred nPolonia hale" q
Przekona sic. Wymaszeruje ztamtad
armia malkontentow zioaona Z pspiero
wei szlachty, z poiatanemi lokoiami,
saowem, gdy ich do armii Ccxey'a ola
k~iepskiego wygladu nawet ME chciauo,
Pomaszerujs by przecie cos pokszk6 ma
wiasns reke na Oboh6d ma Ksznierzowo.
Dowodzie mimi bedzie j~eneral W ,,,tove
pipe" i ls~kierkach, . ,gemsjni" zas
nPsjPy" zatrzymaJa,lecz Ola r6tnicy po-
Pomaszeruis " zwyozsjnych butach, Z
ktorych oieksve palce cosy wy scibiac
beds; Po~maszerujs PREY d~.wiekach mar.
szu umyslnie IA ten Gel z k~omponowa.
nego a spiewsnego M giosy ch6rsm ma
mute Tarara boom tia". Marszu tego ME
zamieszczamy, gdyt wiersz ten tax u
bogi W rytm i forme, zs / wspomnie6 o
MEM ME wsrto; jsden tylko wydawcs
&c wiazdy" unosi sic Fad MIN porownu
iso niedosziego ~~ierszoklete zniesmier.
telnym poeta Miokiewiczem.
Me Pomogly zabiegi, iutrygi i grcz
BY, obch6d zwiszkowc6w i zjsdnoczef-
COW, jsk r6wnie lioznie zebranych pra-
wych i racnych Polak6w odbyl sic "
nsleaytym porzadku.
Oto jest obraz stosuuk6w i iaoznossi
~nsszej, . powodem tego % ludaie spa.
czeni i ~zwichnieci kt6rym. to wszystko
co jest prawe i szlachetne ME podoba
sic.
Do s~wiecenia psmistek historyoznych
obowiazlny jest kaady polak, ale ds-
rujmy lynn ktorzy ME dorosli rozumem
i doswiadczeniem a przytem ME ozujac
sic bye Polakami ME rozumiejs tel
d~enioiiosci.
Jest ~jeszcze jeden fskt do zanotowa.
mia, kt6ry nigdy Z pamieei naszej ME
wyjdzie. Otn wczasie pochodu n~sslano
ma mas bande iobuz6w piisnych z
miotismi | Z bruduemi kawaikami szmat
u piersi naslsdujaoemi odznaki zwiaz-
kowe.
Zsstep ten nieletnich rycerzy "a
wsIeoh misr godny swych jeneralow,
de6lujsc to pred nsmi. to obok mas
wykrzykiwal bezustannie ma czesc nasza
/ ma czesc Kos,iuszki: ,,Hurrah for scabs!
Hurrsh god dem Polak's!" q bolem
wyznac musismy re chiopcy CT upojeni
wodka j zsPiacsni po 5 oent6w kszdy,
byiy to dzieei polskie w1lste ze szkoly
Parafalnej sw. J6zefata. 1 dziwi6 sic
tutsj Re miodziet W ten sposob wycho.
wsns wzrsAta ma podobnych bohstsrow
jskich Jest wielu " nsszem miescie, z to
tylko roz aica Re dzisisj piecioma cen.
tamil ME zsdowolni ich, ale chciejmy
mise u nsdz' eje ! to przekor saie, re c
sami skoro dojda do rozunu iupamieta.
mia cisns przeklehstwo ma swyoh nau
ezycieli doradzc6w.
Many nsdziejs. Re organ zjednocze
mia isk rowEiez ! inne pisms polskie
zechca isskawie srtykui ten powt6r.ye.
J6zef R~ossakieuicz.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-06-13

SEkRETARZ JENERALNY:
ANToNI hAILEK, 574 Noble St Chicago, Ills
REDAkTOR ,ZGODY":
YK- q. JABEoNsKI, 574 Noble st. Chicago, Ills.
SEkRETARL ,.ZGODY": .
a ]. C-HRzANowsKI, 54 Noble 81. Chica q, L.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-06-13
Protest

Representatives grup Zwiazku
Mar. rOl. w BuffaI0, N. Y.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-06-13

ZARZAD
BIBLlOTEKI POLSKIEJ
I UzEUM NARODOWEGO
W CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.
pod opasKs Zwiazku N~arodowego Polskego.
n. Osuch, pref; 1915 N. Leavitt st. Chicago, III
g. Terczeweh, eekr. oil n. Ashland nv. .s
-, DrzemAta, kasyer; l2oo n. halsJed st. "
1T. ID. kafuBsowski, dyrektor;
snL. sur. NV. Washington, DC.
H. X. khfussowski, dyrektor;
SnL L. ST. N. W.. Washington ID. G.
Dr, yanczewsh ~dyrs.tor; s,ow chicago, LII.
!. Pulkowsk1, biDnotekarz; 674 Noble St.
Biblioteka i Muzeum Narodowe beds
otwarte c~odziennle W dni powszednIe:
RAno cd godz Q do IA. Pc pofudniu cd godz. TX do 8.
Wsecsor. " do .. W niedzieIe tyIko 40 81.
" twfetS uroczyste ME bedzie otwarta wszelkd
koreepondencye nalezy przesyfac do sekretarza
t~nformacyi ns zsdanie udzisn Biblioteksrz.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1894-06-13

'saaa s7 OiSIs JAZZ 10 LWykle DyWa po
bury. Kiedy ME niekiedy tylko sly
ctse p~rzytiumione DO oddalene grzmoty
jake aowoc, re j~eszcze ME wszystko
s~kofSzene. To giosy zwisrkowcow /
Zjednoczehcow. TIE diva obozy pols-
cione re soba iedns mysla, jedns chscis
i jedna dstnoscia podsli ssbis dlonie,
ably rozpoczete q zniszoIone dzieio ma
nowo wzniecic, ozywio 1 do skutku do.
prowsdzic. Obrsuy komitet Z ludIi
Prswych ! szlschetnych porozumiaw sry
sic z ks Gutowskim, Byzewskim ks.
Jsniszek postsnowii odbyc obchod "
psrsfi ks, Gutowskiego. Gdy ju.
wszystko byio W porzsdku i gdy ju.
nswet poezyniono niezbedne koszts,
spostrzezono znoWu M swei drodze "a.
pore ziozons z tyoh ssmych dwooh ksie-
~, leoz to rsza " towsrzystvie trzecie.
go, serdeoznego p~rzyjsciels j towsrzyszs
wszelkich uoiech fwistovyob, doktors
medyOyny ! do tego Iwiszkowc.; ME
szczedzono trudow, ably tylks ma swo-
jem postswic ! do obchodu ME dspusei6.
Gdy jednsk to zsbiegi skutku .sdnsgo
nie edniossy | gdy doszli do p~rzeksaa-
mia, Re p~rzeszkodzic AMI nsmowsmi, ami
intrygani ME - jut " %stsnie, wtedy
ogissr'js uroczyscis, 10 20 gtsbokim
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-09-21
BREeKINRIDGE BEATEN.
Al least Such I, Seems Upon tne
Face Of the Returns.
S'li iireekinridge, However, Declares That
the Final Returns WIN show Hts Nomi-
nation Iireci,ihridEe Leaders Ia Pro-
test and Ash for an Investigation.

FBANRFoET, Sept i7.--The Breckn-
ridge campaign in the Ashland district
Is over. II has made some wounds that
viii never heal: it has created some po-
litical feuds that will live even in the
next generation. hut many of the an
imositics will soon pass away. and
much Of the bitterness Is already disap-
pcnrinG- Morr than one stubborn en-
nifty enRendcrcd by the remarkable
contest was forgiven, and hundreds of
those who have fought for m1nths in
rival camps gathered at the same
breakfast table or sat side by side in
church
And yet there are some who will not
believe that the Brcckinridge cam
paign is over One Of these is Breck-
inridge himself Saturday night he
admitted his defeat, hut Sunday he de-
clared that the final returns will show
his nomination At the cnngress-
mems headquarters Sunday after
noon there was the greacst ac-
tivity New reports from all
parts Of the district were coming In,
and the managers announced that the
latcst figures gave Owens but lg2
plurality. Sunday night they put il at
l4i, but refuse to give the vote by
counties. This, they said, could easily
be overcome by throwing out the great
number of Illegal ballots which are al
legged TO have been east for the success
ful candidate.
chief among those who were busy at
the crowded tables was Desha Breckin-
ridge. iIe had scarcely slept Saturday
night and he worked with sort
Of grim determination to find some
where comfort for his father. Letters
were prepared and sent To every elee-
tion officer Ia the district. requesting
them To hold all atiidavits and other
evidences Of the day for transmission
20 the congressional committee. which
meets in this city next Saturday TO
make the official count At this meet
ing the breckenridge leaders will file a
a formal contest. and ask for com
plete investigation Of the primary.
Their principal claim rests upon the
vote Of Scott county, the home Of
Owens, Here they contend fully three
hundred votes were east in excess Of
the number Of democratic electors, and
upon the testimony Of their partisans
they will demand that these ballots be
thrown ont
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-09-21
eAMeLERs REsIsr.
finkcrtons Defeated Ia Haid on Uarr
NnrnelI's Place. Chicago.

fnkertons Defeated in Raid on Harry
Narnell's place, Chicago.
CnIcAG0. sept l1-At 1880 o'clock
Tuesday afternoon squad Of dctcc-
tivos from Pnkcrton's agency attempt
cd to raid the gambling house Of Harry
Narnen cN-comtv boodler, ut liQClarl,
street The inmates OF the establish
mcut had been advised Of the attempt
ed raid, aud made stubborn re-
sistancc Several bloody noses and
black eyes were inflicted, and
the row continued until Yapcll
secured warrants for the arrest N
the PinlScrton men from near by
magistrate on charge Of disordorly
conduct A squad Of special constablcs
descended upon the detectives and
took them 20 the Harrison street sta.
tion, and the gamblers went toworl, u
repair damages Narnell announced
that ho would be opcu as usual at 4
o'clock Tuesday night II is said the
raid was thcwork OF tine civic fedora
ton. Another story is that il was q
phase of the war between the trust
gamblers and those who are carrying
ON business on their own hook
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-09-21
A CONSTABLE
Attaches a Newspaper graiu.
Chaininp II 70 tho Track.


torrNnua o., sept ~ A Mmpt.nu4
country constable. with n writ mia a
IloF chain, covered himself aIl agar
with glory Tuesday morning at Mt.
sterling southeast of this city. IN
Madison county. The Newspaper trs,n
from Cincinnati came laundering inih
the Village on the Midland about q
O'Clock aud stopped 10 take on some
. passengers idr the city.
The wheels had hlril, stopped WHOM
I Constable ballard. au officer III t-s
law, stepped 20 the engine. and. Nrap.
ping his chain several tinc, around
the tlS wheel fastened q 10 the rail.
Engineer Glenn was then served with
a writ Of attachment Tic passengers
were much disturbed hy thr delay. hut
amused by the process adopted by tho
constable aud they al crowded 10 tho
sccnc. The whole village was at tho
station, and when the cnginrer made q
little bmG and the steam horst snoried
n few shuris ns il be wanted 70 ret 10
the city for rest tlfe crowd sent up 4
series otguiaNs and threw their caps
IN the air
The constable informed the crowd
that fcW days agt Mcssr, Ail,rri and
Hewitt obtained a default Judgment
against ibc rdfd ior 4l5 f0F horses
killed on the traeb Magistrate burke
ordered cscculiau and thll Vas why
the Newspaper tram nas three hours
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-09-21
orOss-Line over South America.

SANTIAGO, Chile, Sept 1.-THE pres
ident has petitioned congress for au-
thority to purchase from Messrs. Clark
a Co. the Chilean section of the Trans
Andean railway, with the view of COM
pleting the unfinished line. There re-
mains only adout thirty miles of this
transcontinental line to be constructed
to complete the all-rail communication
between the cities of Buenos Ayres, on
the Atlantic and Valparaiso ON the Pa
eifc.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-09-21
STANFORD UNIVERSITY.
Three Million Dollars TO Bc Expended
u as soon ~ Released.

ihrco mtlh0u dollars to he Expended on
= as soon a= Rclriscd.
SAY FhtNClsco. Sept L. President
Jordan # Stanford university has
given an outline Of the improvements
contemplated at the university by Mrs.
Stanford as soon rs the courts allow.
Upon the distribution of the estate OF
the late senator about 81. 900. 600 will
pass TO the university. The remainder
~ the estate viii come under Mrs.
staufords control, which she win de-
vote 70 the institution during her life
and tcqucath it at her death Ahand-
some library building to cost sl50.OOO is
what Mrs stanford wishes TO com
menec Ia the spring An exact dupli.
cato of this hniiding viii be built one
hundred feet away. TO be devoted to a
musoum ahd laboratory for the nat,
uyI, history department
ThSc buildings will stand in front
Of Thy present quadrangle, and as the
building plans are carried out in fu-
turc will he connected by other build
iugs, which, with monumental arch
eighty-siN feet high in the center, will
constitute a facade, one thousand feet
long Of o group OF buildings and will
he part OF the outer quadrangle, which
will enclose the present one. Other
buildings 10 be- erected are a memorial
chapel a girls dormntory to cost Se50,- :
OOu and a chemical building to cost
$50 o0t 1t is proposed that the present
facilities win bc trebled during the
next two years providing accommoda-
tions for 2 500 students
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-09-21
THE sHxrUpLR TRAGEDY.
shcrin McC,r,sr's Son Makrsa Confession
Regarding ~. Matter


MEWus, Tenn, sept no The most
iinportant testimony vet developed IN
the ease ~ thl iynching ~ the rs Ne
gro prisoners charged with barn hufn-
Ing wa br,ughl aui Tuesday tn pro-
cccdiuy oi mhuls rorpn, before jndee
Cooper az TN criminal court, on an
application 'as tpilu hcbaT ~ Mile
Stricklajdcu ur 81 iBe Thirteen ucu
now ugdrr Indictment 1or thc ieurNrg.
The witness Was intcb Nctarrr,
-1u 81 sheriff Me,arvcr McCarrcr
tsstidci that IN Nedny las before the
hlpody aHair be and hi, brother Ia
met Nod Smith aim Si.lcy and trank
berry anl tie men invited them 10
take part la tho lynching. which they
Sid had hrcn urangci They told Me-
Carver that EichArl,an, the deputy
sheriff who 1ai sworn cut tire war
rants against the IFS NCrrocs would
deliver them into tbr hands ~ the mob
while on the way irmn Erullc to
Memphis The Airtarycr. decided to
have nothing tu with it
The hearing ot the haho corpus
was continued until Wcdncslay
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-09-21
LEVI P. MORTON.
fhe ts-Vice President Named fnr
Governor OF New York.
In the Platform tho iirarficst t3rcctings
Are Extended to the Republicans e
fennsJ i,Hnla, Shodc isiund. Dr0-
gon. Nerhonf and blaine.

SARArpGA, y. " Sept 10 Amid the
widest enthusiasm. q Vice President
levi y Morton was nominated on the
first ballot iof governor Of Ncw York,
by the republican state convention.
Gen Ben 4 Tracy ex%ecrciary Of
the navy, amid storm oLapplausc.
placed him la nomination Wien Ccn
Tracy named MI Morton there was
cheering ana hand clappinp for over
minute
When Col. AnSchirl Bdxier, Of Che
mung, was recognized he spoke from
the platform and placed ia nomination
J sloat Fassctt Whom senator Fas-
sctt's namo was Ar.t mentioncd by col.
Baxter there was a hubbub Of np-
plnuse, confined mainly 10 the gnllcr-
les and continued, varied with cheers
for three minutes Every repetition of
tho name brought fresh applause
silus = Duieher, Of Kings, presented
the name o. ten StcNartL Woodidrd,
Of Kings, for governor Hon Z A.
Nash, Of Caitaagus, presented the
namo Of Gen. Daniel Buiteraeld. Of
that county The shodtcrs from the
lower end Of the state gave the gen.
erals namo lively reception.
+ \ Parker Of 81 Lawrence. FOL,
lowed witha speech urging the nomi
nation of man who woulduttract the
. farmers vote and named Judge Leslie
" Russell. This finished the nnmi.
mating perchob for governor and they
were followed bv number Of pecchps
secondiug thc vurious nominations
Roll call was thcn proceeded with on
the ballot Tor governor II was 1.sl
when the roll call vas finished. The
result was Morton, Jgs Fassctt, 90;
Woodford 80; Butterileid, 20, Russell,
3s Bliss ipt Arlall
The result was uot announced. hut
il was apparent tbut W. Morton had
an oycrwhclming majority lnd amid
cheers it was moved that the uomiaa-
tion Toe made unanimous The motion
was seconded hy Col Baxter, who
nominated Nr Fassclt
HhCn tborr were shauts Tor rassrtt
The rrdoubtahle young chicftan from
Chcmung stood on q chair. and aftcr
the deloEutc had shouted themselves
haarse. be said
The republican platform Is plat.
form enough irr u,e ! know ~ only
ont WIil, and tlai Is the freely ex-
pres cd ytiil u 732 republicans Of THE
state 81 New York 1ou have choscua
wise and experienced general Like
him D sF.f.l 500 q a.. y. h.. . q .
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-09-21

CHcA0o sept H. Officers OF the
health department think that in the
arrest Of John Mill and Ames schultz
they have obtained evidence of sys-
tcmatic business in the sale of horse
desh Chief Inspector Young, of the
health department, stated that Officer
oConncll found the men arrested
Strengthening horse ON the prairie
Inspector Young said that in many
quarters Of the city stuff that is called
corn beef is sold for three cents a
pound. Beef can not be bought off the
hoof for that price and the only CON
clusion is that the meat is of diseased
or wholly inferior quality and no doubt
horse meat Others concerned in the
sale of such meats are expected to be
arrested in few days.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-09-21
MORE ARRESTS


For the LynchinE OF the Negroes at Mil
lingtOn.
MEMPHIS, Tenn. Sept Saturday
morning at 9 o'clock Deputy Sheriff
Louis Williams returned from Knox.
vile with eX-Deputy Sheriff William
Thompson, Jim Walker a planter, and
Frank Tucker, another planter. who arc
under indictment for the lynching of six
negroes at Millington. Williams made
the nrrcst Friday night and he and the
prisoners spent the night in the samc
room at q hotel in Knoxville All tho
prisoners are now in Jail Deputy
Sheriff Cooper arrested Frank IL.
Berry at Rosemark on similar indict-
ment. Berry is deputy sheriff under
Arch McCarver and is quite prominent
in his ncighhorhood lie was jailed
Saturday morning. Saturday is the
grand iury's last day, but it is rumored
that half dozen more indictments
will be returned,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-09-21
ssxsnnialLeasus.

DENNmt, Col, Sept II. II was dceid-
ed Saturday that the next convention
Of the Triennial Council OF the Sexen-
nial league, an organization whose
membership extends throughout tho
United States and Canada, should DO
held in this city November Is.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-09-21

SrobANL Wash sept NO At l
o'clock Tue Inv morning the jury,
after bcins put tcn hours and after
taking twenty ballots, brought in a
verdict in the Griof muricr trial Of
murder ir the sepoad degree Helen
\. uricr was accused oi numbering her
sixth husband bi giving him poison.
Her two daughters We're the prnscrut-
ing witnesses The defense claims the
verdict is NO, legal, for Il must be pre-
meditated murder or no murder az all.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-09-21

VICTORIA, r. c. Sept L. News from
Fiji is that the trial OF the ringleadcrs
aud principal actors in the recent
devil worship rebellion Of the noun
tain tribes Of Fiji was concluded
at suva, SIX prisoners captured
by the kings troops hcing ar
raigncd for murler, and, aiiera most
sensational tritl sentenced 20 doath.
One 0f The condemned Was boy oi
i0 who Is snid 90 boz responsible ior tho
entire trgcdv hc hayinN proclaimed
hmcll iogil p.cat ruh urged his fell
low tflfpfnrn ln vinrn lo an ancient
custom al illc nnd srpcrtlilunA Nui'
rhlp
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-09-21

WASHINGTON, Sept l7.-'rhe register
OF the interior department completed
TO July /, will be issued in a few days,
1t shows that the total number OF em-
ployes then was lt,Ol3 OF these l0i9
were in the department proper at
Washington, ilQ outside the depart
meut proper hut in Washington, and
0,es2 outside the department proper
and not at Washington. of the latter
class there wcrc $50 in the land service,
3,078 in the Indian service, t1d9 m the
pension service, and los miscellaneous,
OF the total number lsj were appointed
10y the prcsident l,3W by the secretary
aud . eei hy subordmates
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-09-21

SrmNeFwtp, Mo, sept 10 United
States Marshal johnson went from
here 70 the village Of MnyhowtS q arr
rest Postmaster j c, Little for opcn-
ing registered letter Little heard
OF Johnson's coming and was found
dead In his bed when the officer ar
rived. He had cut his entrails out
with a butcher knife.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-09-21

LAKE TIAeInE, Adirondack noun
tains, y. Y, Sept. l5-rhe annual con-
vcniion Of the American Library as
sociation opened here saturday with
prominent librarians in attendance
from all parts Of the country The pro-
ccedings Saturday afternoon were in
fcrmal Hon A J Harmed, superinten-
dent cit library Of buffalo, welcomed
the delegates and referred to the solid
growth OF the organization, both
numerically and in influence Elabor-
ate reports will 5o prepared by various
state associations, library clubs and
lihrnrN schnnls.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-09-21

Sourn REND, Ind, Sept r7.--Rev.
Father llurth, for ten years president
Of 81. Edwards college, Austin, Tex,
was Sunday elevated to the rank
Of bishop at Notrc Dame uni
versity with imposing services Tho
ceremonies brought together dignata-
ries OF the church from all parts Of the
country. Bishop IIurth will be sta
toned in nengal. Indin.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-09-21

Nav NQRE, Sept ~ Mrs W. X.
Vanderbilt viii bring action for d.
vorcc against her husband. The New.
port villa Is being put In order and
the homecoming Of Mrs Vanderbilt
and her children is expected at any
time. Under tho laws OF Rhode lslnnd
Mrs Vanderbilt must live IN that state
for o year bciore filing her petition.
mud wNl make Newport her homc. Mr.
Vanderbilt is Ia Scotland ann Il n
said will not dclcnd the suit AZ iiAt
n sflnrntlnn was agreed ON. hul tho
pnnllolly ol tho affair ha, put Tint ool
piihr question, and litofcr Wal uc
ilnrcsnlt
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-09-21

AMSTERDAM, Sept. i9.-Advices re-
ceived here state that an engagement
has occurred between the Dutch forces
on Lombok island and the rebels The
Dutch troops eventually won the vic
tory, capturing three forts fronting on
Lombol, island. Many OF the natives
were killed during the battle.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-09-21

NomfsyuLE, Ind, Sept i7.--As q
numbered American straw board teams
were passing through the city heavily
loaded Miss Pct lewis, with some COM
punions, undertook to pass between
them aud was knocked down and in.
stnntlv Killed
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-09-21

WABASH. Ind, Sept TO- Mrs Eli1a-
beth llapner comcly wiiow of ~,
Tuesday ilcd suit for e5,oM damages
for breach Of promise against Richard
H. Hare, nn old resident OF Sonth
Whiuy The dc'rninnt Is uu .jhc
shady side OF ,0 Is spruce old Ven,
,lcnan, and comfortably tNcd Imam
cially.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-09-21

nrNyfn Sept, n The Idaho stage
was held up ten miles north OF ukiah,
Cnl hya masked highwayman Tho
Wcils.ipreo los WIS taken, hut tho
amount ui tfcAsure occurred "a an
known
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-09-21

CilAmtsroy, W. Va sept H. The
vast coa property of W. C. Peel of
England, situated ou the EannwhN,
has been lelscd to Il w rctrio, a
Baltimore capitalist
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-09-21

AromfoS, Kan, Sept no. A A. Rob-
'nson declined the prsellcncy Of the
Atrhlaan, rppol,a q santa fe railroad,
n falnry Of >gnUo o year
The evening world., 1894-04-02

SAITH ST, pa W. Very beautiful single 4 con.
n"ctlnS rooms at very modcrnt" prices.
3lrli ST, 1870 w, near Broadway-Larg,
rooms, all COrNcuienCcS: reasonable.
The evening world., 1894-04-02
PAID $40 FOR A POSITION.
When He Failed to Get II Janor
Had SiIbert Arrested.

In the Essex Market Court to-day Jus.
Ice Koch held Julius Silbert, twru,5-
hree years old, Of III Soflulk street. for
ria on a charge of ]swiuIlrg Iiarry
amor. nineteen years lli, Of -. Hpury
htreet.
Janor has been out of work for some
line and was looking for D position
ghen he met Siibert. who o"yr,. II, isl
im work on the P~ennsylyani. EuIlr,ai
or $40.
ON Thursday last Janur handed SfInrrr
10 and Silbert mad" an appointment =,
meet Janor in city Hal PARK. The mrr.
net as agreed upon, and SIlbnrl enter, 4
the County Court-Ifuuse ElilIiup l.-..
ng his victim waiting on tho outsilu.
JaDor waited until ne became tired and
.hen went home. He then reported N.
.windle to Capt. Sieb'r', Of the I'ulun
Market station. who ordcrd SIlbcrts ar
II was learned that Silb,rt had swim.
iled other ynung men IN n similar man
ner. On being searched Il salvation
Army badge was found on the prisoner.