The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-05-25
KENTUCKY STATE NEWS.

THE court OF Appeals reversed tne
case Of Leander Risner, OF Magohn
county, who was convicted OF man
slaughter, and granted him new trial |
ON the ground that the jury was not |
properly drawn from the drums, Us
provided IN the,act Oh May ls'A
MINNIE HARNoNr, colored, residing
at Owensboro, is said to be lis years
old.
WARREN county is To have poultry
show II will he held In lowing
Green on December 5, sand next
ONE hundred and twenty-five men
were laid off in the shops OF the Ohes,
peake, Ohio and Southwestern railroad
at Paducah. Five gravel ana work
trains were also laid of,
DAVID A. LoUD. wooden manufac-
turer, died the other night aged
60 years. He was an ex-confederate
soldier, and had been engaged IN the
manufacture of wooden goods at Lex
ington for many years.
The Louisville delegation at Canton,
O., headed by John Milliken, succeeded
in securing the pledge of the Ohio &.
A. r. in favor of Louisville for the 1895
encampment after hard contest with
the St Paul and Atlanta representa-
tives present,
SAMUEL ADAMS, a notorious moon
sinner, OF Knott county, who two years
ago shot and killed Deputy United
States Marshal Russell Wiremsn' was
captured in Colorado by detectives and
brought back to Hindman,
THE forty-seventh annual conclave OF
the Kentucky knights Templar began
the other day at Paducah under the
most suspicious circumstances Inc
first thing on the programme was
procession, which traversed the prln-
cipal thoroughfares OF the city. Inc
or knights then repaired 70 Ihe rirs'
Iresoyterian ehnreh, where hev' mr.
davenport OF memphis ueiiVereo an
eioqueht sermon Inc or hhisn'N
theh returned 10 masonic haii' WierS
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SUM- N.aiiioru' VIZ aen l',l1 ~ W.
years III .he pen nof n cutting
ooL' hoshhi II, ShiiihNphN' "Ho
came near losing ms me AT frahAIort
oy taxing poison py mistake ior ilie'i,-
cine tne other hight' mas recoVereu sur
hciently 70 De up ana Is now pro
nouhceu oue OF uanBer'
The chairman Oh the NoiIe county
uemoeratlc convention mas oruereu
primary election Tor the ISu OF june 10
determine the ehoiee OF that county iof
congress.
BURGLARS caused a slV'OOO hre az
Delaware, eighteen miles west OF ow-
ensboro, early the other morning. In
attempting TO crack the SAFE OF Mon
tague Bros. the burglars set hre TO the
building, destroying II and us contents
and also the store OF X. NJ Ward and
residence The insurance Is $500.
The ninth annual meeting OF the
Kentucky Homeopathic society whicf
was in session at Lexington Tor tW'
days, completed its business and al
Journed. A number OF papers wer'
) read, and the following officers elected
DIR. Joseph Young, Hopklnsvllle
/ president; DIR. }. II. Samnels' Maysville
J. vice-president; Dr. >. y roster, mar
r rodsburg, secretary; DIR. D. +. Bryan
Shelbyville, treasurer. The next meet
! ing place will be at Louisville May
1895. DIR. A, l.. Monroe was elected a
= delegate to the Detroit convention.
d Cor. X. H. CRlTrENDES, son OF job
! J. crittenden, and prominent in thi
state, having at one time been Unite
! States marshal, came near killing hin
| self at Frankfort the other night b
: mistake. He was suffering, and arcs
y during the nigtS to take some medicine
3 1t was dark and he took dose {
e poison large enough to cause dealt
d Doctors were summoned TO attend hin
and after considerable work succeede
h, in restoring him. II is thought he wi
n recover.
Of The Adams Express Co. at Loui
D vile, filed suit against Charles Elro
70 to recover SS5, 900 1t attached none
4 and other valuables he had conceale
IN in lock box at the Louisville Trui
N Co., and secured an injunction RESTRAIN
le ing the trust company from turnin