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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-11-16
TIE BANKERS
Of New York Have Gold Ready for Ionds-
F,'' Bank Presidents Meet TO Discuss ths
tuprnh1nc Loan.


Of New York Have Gold Ready for Ponds
s'r' Bank Presidents Meet to Discuss this
inpfnhlne Loan.
flN Aohh, Nov. l5.-five presidents
OF national banks who are regarded as
ne leaders OF the bank presidents IN
Sew York city met IN the office OF
lienry W cannon president OF the
.Aase Naeonal bank, late Monday
they We're: Mr.. cannon, Presidents
Nash' OF the oorn Exchange National
b,'hN; 4appan, OF thc uallatin Nation
Pl' simmons OF the Fourth Nliionali
ana "iliiains' oi the Chemical National
oa,,F
lneSe Gentlemen hAd attended a
meeting ot the building committee OF
the eiearaAee House association, and
\ ''pcrea IN inc nee OF the Chase ma,
uohal pahk 10 discuss the impending
F'Yerhheht loan Inc consensus OF
opinion was that the bankers OF New
i"rh Wo'in give up large amounts OF
F,lld lor the ? rchase OF the new issue
81 government ooilus IL Is expected
tlat investors wili subserli lal gely
ior the new bonds ara the banks Will
iufhiSh 10 depositors freely the gold
hreessary 70 take the ponds.
MS decision IS OF Importance as the
p'r!,s repf'seiteu IN this informal
Tonlerehce, win the uhlon trust ard
uiiitca states ana central trust Com
ihles, holn the pulR OF the gold III
new } pfk, residents King stewart
anu "icott' ol inc trust companies
mentioned nave already extended TO
we administration their assurance that
'Hu new issue VIII DC taken care OF.
NnVn 'he repruarY issue was made,
oei'oa''ors had uihienity IN taking the
Eu'' iIoi' olnNs' ana many only Sc
euFeo iegai tenders whleh were pre-
fy'i'eu ~ lne suo-trcasury 70 Obtain
,ne Holu' INC government mus ialleu
" Securc 'N"r e's,uoo'Vou goiu LOT the
alo''ou'o'o iiett'n oy the SAFE OF S3o'-
o'o,VoV ,,, ,oh''a'
ne o'els'9n oi inc bankers TO give
up tnSr R''u ireeiy VIII consequently
hot . largef amount oi goid 10 the gov
erhniell l. va q % the result OF tne iortheom-
WA e,'o'u'u'o'v oonu a., issue nc amount
= vs'iiiin ,eo' VIII oe over soo'ooo,Ooo.
y = ul'''ers.oUo ., IN NC" iorh tnat
w iieM iasue |. Wiii oe announced WIN
~ ior 'y-eigh. nours' II inc circulars
I,'p - ~ y oa1il ~ p'ioh piamNS I'M can DC pre-
i,. l',l's,, N , lii't 'iihei ! nc bankers nave
'oou' ugreeu 70 oiu on three per
00ht pisiA
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-11-16
COL. oo1T
Declines to Go to Washington. c. H., But
Asks for a Court of InauIry

Declines to Go to Washington. G. H., But
Asks for a Court of Inquiry.
Columbus, o., Nov. 14.-Col A. i.
Colt, acting under advice from Judge
George X. Nash, his attorney, refused
Tuesday To go to Washington, c. H., to
testify before the coroners Jury, and
wrote that official that he would not be
present 10 testify. An effort war made
TO have the coroner to come to this
city in order to avoid possible trouble,
or at least undue excitement, but the
coroner seems to be influenced by the
local prejudice, as he refused.
Col. Colts friends therefore took
steps looking to the calling of court
Of inquiry, and the following letter
was addressed 10 the governor:
DEAR SIa-Accusations and imputations
having been made against me as an officer Of
tho National guard and my command. have
the honor 20 very respectfully ask that you
Immediately convene n court OF inquiry, with
full power 10 investigate my actions. conduct
and condition at Washington, c. H., October
II, 1904
further ask that said court be empowered
~ eNlNNAe NAtHoHooa uhN lhilg lilNtHNlthtt thb
conduct Of my command at Washington c. II.
at the time named above
have the honor to be, sir very respectfully,
your obedient servant A, B. Corr.
Colonel commanding Fourteenth regiment O,
Nc.
After Adjutant General Howe and
Judge Nash had held consultation it
was decided TO appoint the court of in
quiry, and an investigation will be
held through military channels.
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'GEN SANDERS, who stole the Mis-
sou., Pacific train last spring and rode
rom Pueblo TO Leavenworth for moth
ing with three hundred men, has asked
for pass home.
LEuENnoEK says that 100000 webs,
spun by young spiders when they first
begin to use the spinnerct, are not, If
twisted together, as great in diameter
as hair.from Jhe human head.
STRIus, the dog star, the brightest
star in the heavens, moves through
space alta velocity Of 80 miles a second.
It's distance from the earth exceeds
about million times the distance Of
the snn.
TnE snow is already driving deer
from the southern Oregon mountains
down into the foothills, and hunting is
lively. A local authority estimates that
the deer can not be cxterminated yet
for 100 years.
Mis- JOHNSON, OF Collinsville, ILL.,,
being wealthy and without living rela-
tives, has permitted John W. Emerson,
Of Ironton, Mo-, to adopt her as his SIS
ter. so he can inherit her estate.
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WILSON TALKS.
Reiieriie. his Belief Thai Tsr.n ietara
h Not Dead.


l. Not Dead.
NAsmNGToN, Nov. l3-ihe Was
inEton star succeeded in pcirua
Vim L. Wilson 10 talk while Oh vl. is
thc city Monday, lie said
- 90 not know whether my at
was cuused by the fact that dome t,
stsrc at hom; or not, as Is d a.sa. %
have bgen the case elsewhere uv1
only thus far received the gch 81.
ment as tomaj ajorities. know tHat e
defeated by a sufficient maiHt
make ii certain that my opp.n 1i
be Riycn his scat am not uis.at
ahout politics just now.
Il certainly do not believe tlat tnc
cause of tariff reform Is dead t1t
the movement Is TO be abaa hf-l
Mhaietcr may have been the
democratic defeats believe
advocate u tariff reform are su
erous, and will be as active, th.f
eycr hnyc been.
"Thc republicans. am cotia
are ns mnch surprised ~ the ms
oi their victory as We were two c b.
ago at the great triumph Of tatH
form
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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-11-16
sLEcTIoN IN NAVAL.

isH 4, glslature Almost Iuarimups Cos
annexation TO the uRifed statg7.
NttnRtt. u. G., Nov la.--'f1e int.
ing n0iuiu adviccs up - Na,ta
hafe en received here by the .
~ ijIava:
the election was held October 30 fnr
euaiors AID representative iar ;ae
leg iuFe an this island, aH l
tic eadidaies % the Amtra
uuipu party we're elected Taa
siurlt opposition candidate ialed 5t
election On the other island ibe cau-
didaies elected are nearly an active
supporter, oi the republic. Ii 5, ~
licvcd that AL the senator fr1p-f :.
support annexation, notNith>iaaf;re 4
disposition OF some Of the planter fa
advocate the continued ,njcprBieree
81 The republic, in order h. l.. free to
import Asiatic contract labo-
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cattle pisens. m Auntralia.

SYDNEY, N. S. W.. Nov. 1.-THE gov
ernment bacteriologist of Queensland
has been making an investigation into
a disease among cattle known as red
water. An examination showed the
liver and spleen had become extremely
friable and enlarged, and the interior
almost black and tarry, closely re-
sembling the Cumberland disease.
Five hundred head have been de-
stroyed.
In consequence of heavy rains in
Victoria recently many rivers are
flooded, and low lying areas are sub
merged. The premier Of Victoria has
received overtures from the premier of
Tasmania for intercolonial free trade.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-11-16

WASHINGTON, Nov. li.-Chairman J.
W. Bailey, of the congressional com
mittee, appointed to investigate the
charges against Judge A. J. Rieks. has
decided TO postpone the investigation
until November &c, at which time the
committee will meet in Cleveland. The
change of date is made so that when
the investigation is completed the con-
gressmen can come to Washington ut
once to attend the next session of con-
frrass
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-11-16

The archbishop of York, England,
has requested his clergy to refrain
from giving the church blessing TO
marriages of divorced persons.
THE old church at Tappan, n. Y,
where the unfortunate Maj. Andre was
tried, convicted and sentenced, has just
observed its 20Oth anniversary.
Ton REED says it is the people who
live after they are forty years old that
have the best time. The years up to
that period are only preparatory.
Mrs JoHS GABBEY, of Phillipsburg,
n. j., was thrown from her carriage
and killed. Four years ago her hus-
band met with a similar accident.
ALTHOUGH a whales mouth, when
wide open, is about twelve by eighteen
feet in dimensions, its throat is so
small that hens egg might choke it.
A French woman who had lost her
lip has had another one supplied by
an expert surgeon, who took the need
ed piece of flesh from the arm of his
patient
An inmate of the Joplin MOI Jail
dug through an eighteen-inch wall
with a case knife and drove oil Il 5000
herd Of cattle belonging to farmer in
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-11-16

YOUNGSTOWN. o., Nov 14.-During a
quarrel near Hubbard, Tuesday morn
ing, between two farmers, James Ma
honey and John Richards, Mahoney
shot Richards fatally. The bullet went
through just over the heart. Mahoney
succeeded in escaping, and, it is sup
posed, came here, but has not been APP
pretended. The pair had been warm
friends until this quarrel.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-11-16
SCHOOL BUILDING BURNS.
rive Hundred Children Narrowly Escape
Being Crcmatcd.

Being Crcmatcd.
SEnAIIA, Mo. Nov. IA The public
school building at Windsor, Mo, was
totally destroyed by fire at 10 o'clock
Monday morning. 1t was an eight
room brick structure, valued at SeO,OOO,
and was insured for $1,000 The build
ing was dlled with 800 pupils at the
time many Of whom had narrow es-
capes.
The fire started from the furnace in
she basement and was well under way
before discovered The children were
compelled to abandon all their cloth
ing in the cloak-rooms, as well as their
books Walter Fin ss, a teacher, jumped
from a sccond-story window and was
badly injured, May Barnanman, a l3-
ycat-old girl, ran into the burning
building 10 secure her books. She was
overcome with smoke and fell to the
door. One Of the teachers rescued her.
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ing circular was issued Tuesday after
noon
THrAsrHY DEPARTMENT.
WAsIuNGr0N. ID u.
Nov l3 ieiE
ny glftdu el me authority contained in me
gci el teh-ig entitled An actta prov DC for
enc q as1pilono ~ specie pafmoris approved
j1uuHrT D h,l. The sccrcEry II the treasury
nerohf eiE public u0lce that scaled pfonns-
ail! re- gcec'Fci at i1e treasury dciGrt.
mcHt 0ree % tue seorotuy until le o'clock,
nodu on the sifh day of November, is9i for
Unlrd taica rcr cent bonds 10 either req
istrrcd or cpuron form dato,i February I. is9i
raa8opablc ln coin 90 thc pieaiple q mo fuy-
nrHmtHt alter teh ycTrs from the date of
thri. tpe aud boarin interest plyafie mar
icHy % coin ai tho rate Of o pcr cent pcf an
MUM
bidders whose proposals. ore accepted viii
o. REQUIRED 60 paF twenty uer cent in gold
rnh rrr r9d ee1lHcnto- upon tho nmouuis ~
ttaIr i..a d aoon as ue3 iccei4e notice ~
h0 aeforiarce oi such uida apa - pas iu IKE
fe.H 90 eetfhcgtes un additional twenty per
q. no OF thortnaf flon 81, dnrh len daya iherf-
aftef uusl lhe ehnio D plii bot tlr, may %
the,r Qplinh, pay thu entire amount of their
tl48 Whpf notified oi Acceptance, og amy time
when go mstaumont "a mYahlf The nrst
pas ueHt huWcre er ~ not lose than iWontY per
Cctt uut De nsdc ghen ihc bidder receives
notice q tAe g0ccpIaHcB o. his proroal
flr denominations pf tle hoais viii be 80
nhdupaad ard bidders Will tffhoir propos-
o. ihe d0uomiuati1ui daalrei Whethcr
rr.alercd 0r courou tae rr.et which the bid
dat fIole fu ry thH pl1er who're il ia de-
sifod th.tthr bonds shall hadcliyefcd and The
Office Nbfth.r tA3t % enc twasnref ~ Tho
Ontci >liffttr an 1sslatsn- tfcasf,erui lhc
rgInd -t4tns whore t uil be most conycn-
ieHi io tbg Mddef 20 deposit the amounts Of
hIsm uGuis
fht bahas a.il oc dated February l. 1891 IN
orlrr 20 matr fhc proposed ISSUE uniform as
ta ilt date With the existing Issue. but inter-
G. thrrn Ni begin November 1 1871, aud
h'a3rr would Be required 70 pay accrued in
te.e me rplc oi Der cent on face vaiuc
~ ihf aHd iTcm November ! 70 The date or
% daif gi payment Tue t6tal issue 0t bonds
iuIb uadce of ths notice viii not exceed the
lil 81 AtHnNUl
ghc EeeictN o. the treasury hereby e.
rrcssly reserves tho right 20 roicct any or all
EiE
Ailprap01als hnuld De adlfc7scl oth3 sec
o. targ of ths treasury WashinvtQn, u G.. and
loElt iinrily markell Proposals i0r the
pruha 81 per cont bonds
l.iaH tArrs lor proposals may be had on
aag,.caiirn 90 ihe secretary q ihe Treasury
Tons g CARlfsfN
Secretary OF the Treasury
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An Uaeoaarusd IIorro.

LoNpoN. Nov. IA dispaie5 !, .l,,
Daily News from Constantine. ~.
that 5000 Armenisna, Including II, ,
and children. are reported to b,,,
been massacred in The Sassoun r, ,r
near Moosh, Turkish, Armenia, dur,
recent attack by Kurts Twenty-G,
villages were destroyed. The Turkish
officials declare that The report is mo-,
true and ii grew out oflhs suppression
of small rising in the Region In qucs.
ton The British Ambassador is lnai..
ing inquiries into the mater.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-11-16

PITrsBUEGu, Nov. l3.-An official of
the Browns Sons Co, owners of the
Wayne Iron Works, is authority for
the statement that next week the com
pany will make good its promise TO its
puddlers, vino, when they accepted the
reduction last winter, were promised
that the cut would be succeeded by an
advance rs soon rs the business of the
company would permit it.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-11-16

VAN liuREN, Ark, Nov. l4.-E. L.
Schultz has been delivered to the sher-
iff of this county by J. F. Little, who
arrested him near Purcell, l. T., on the
charge of having in 1873, with Budd
Morris and Jake Richmond, murdered
two receivers. Schultz admits his
identity, but claims he had nothing to
do with the murder
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-11-16
Kulea by Indians.

Sioux FAILS, s Oak, Nov. IA
Joseph Lacroix- and Philip Wells, his
uncle, were murdered while crossing
Pine Ridge, Indian reservation. Wells
took part in the battle of Wounded
Knee and since that time has been a
deadly enemy Of the Indians, who
threatened TO kill him at the first OPP
portuuity, and it is thought they have
carried out their threat
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-11-16

PmLAnKirniA, Nov. i3l shortly ar
ter one o'clock Monday tn lmagnidccnt
steamship St Louis of Il American
line was successfully lAnchoi at
Cramps ship-yard. The afiN was wia-
messed by fully $4,000 pe4e. Mrs.
Cleveland, wife of the presidet, broke
the traditional bottle OF chappgne qn
the bow OF the noble ship al glidJl
down the ways, at the same utter
ing these words: II christeithcc ST
| aftfe w
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Mat Reece Captured.

Los ANGELEs, CAL. Nov. -Mat
Recce. one of the most daring sue
eessful bnnco men and confideAa OPP
orators ON the Pacific coast, haAbccn
arrested in this city. Reece is " Snoa
in Leadyille, Col, where term Athe
pcnitentiary awaits him. Reece iqs
been hunted by officers all over Ahe
coast for several months. lie will,e
held until an officer with req,nsit n
napers arrives.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-11-16

EAST LIVERPOOL, o., Nov, l4.-A gen.
eral shutdown in the pottery industry
is feared. Several of the firms laid off
portion of their men this week.
Scarcity of orders is alleged to be the
cause. Rumors are also rife of another
reduction the first of the year. Trcn-
ton potters have already threatened a
move of this kind
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-11-16

PnukpFLrWA, Nov H. The Ledger
Tuesday bad the following in is ed
tagial column, The Ledger is author
isc 10 state that probably within the
nos, thirty days the government will
te ip,OoO,OO0 > per cent. bonds the
premhaa OF which is confidently an
Ac'natcd win make them equal TO n 3
ncr cont Lnnh.
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CoLUNnUs, 0.Nov IA tuesday was.
the eighty-iirst irthday Of Allcn G.
Thurman, and Twas observed by the
lluh bearing his me, which called
knon him in hota Nudge Thurman
laae speech culo lng his party and
principles, dcclang that. IN spite
@n.ccut revcr,cs, il ull ultimately
1rnph. and urged hikearers 10 cou-
ttc "a th.ir dcvcilc\ democracy
llnAde no reference t\artv leaders
otntdinf issncs. his Aech being
lnvN ancodoiol aud Aninisccnt.
1Nlgc S Ia good M barring
ili' alnuii>m, iron vA ho y d
oo'l III spilcger.
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NEW York, Nov. lS.-Arthur A. Zim-
norman, the professional cycling
champion, and Harry Wheeler, the
noted Orange, n. j., rider, who have
been defeating tine cracks of the old
world during the past summer, arrived
Monday ON the Augusta Victoria.
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X NEW YoRK, Nov, 1.-THE success OF
Ne new government issue is already
afAnred Il can be stated on the high
EST authority that DreNol Morgan &
Co and Spcyer & Co., and John A.
Stcysri president Of the United States
Trus Co, and his following, star
ready y take the whole issue. n SOL
MorgaN& N& Co. aud SpeycRsS Ma &
soande,thc feeling ia Londol Vara-
ing the ey issue, and havc A ii Z
very favo Ole, They win accoa NJ.
Is put in rs for large amountSo Ae
I bonds. aud,f the public suhscrio, N
( win ,ogctht take The bulk OF thou \
tsaua
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peatruotiye Hurricnne An r,ormaav

BERIiS, Nov. A.-The hurricane
which has prevailed along the coast
Of the North Sea has done q great deal
Of damage, and considerable loss Of
life Is reported The telegraph wires
throughout tiermany have suffered
greatly from the storm anl In many
sections are wholly prostratcd.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-11-16

Fl. SMITH, Ark, Nov i3.--John NJ.
Taylor. blind man, who claims Hunt
ington rs his home. pleaded guilty
Monday in the United States court to
perjury and making false claim
against the government. lie has re-
eeived over $1,000 in pensions that he
was not entitled TO.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-11-16

PAERFnsSlBo, w. Va, Nov. a. =
"uncle Billy Powell. one of the pio-
ncers Of The Upper Kanawha valley, Is
dead at the age OF so years lie was
noted as the best conrtcrier in the
stale and had been connected with
llauawha valley courts for more than
half century His father was Ia
NOUS Indian tighter.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-11-16

DETROIT, Mich. Nov 14,-Mrs John
Winger gave birth Tuesday morning to
twin girls weighing ten pounds that
are connected like the Siamese twins,
with the further popularity that they
have only one abdomen between them.
The twins were dead when born. They
will be sent TO the State university.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-11-16

BRAZIL, Ind, Nov. ll.-1hc republic
ans of the city Tuesday decided to add
money 10 the funds already secured
for jollifeation purposes and give a
dinner to the poor OF the city.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-11-16

CONCORD. n H., Nov. IA eanv'i
Of the newly elected Legislature IN q
L. ;. senatorship contest shows th
i6s members OF the general court q
Of e67 will vote for senator Wm.
Chandler; Is will vote for Hon. Hen
w. blair, 40 have not stated how tn
win vote, and the remaining mcmht
have not been seen.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-11-16

OMAlA, Neb, Nov. lS-Jaa ce
lirewcr's decision On the Nebraska
maximum rate lew wUa filed Monday.
lie held the Law y 10 eenstitotipual,
but the injunction pscvoatlng Us nelpa
nut 10 operation \ sustained on tA'
ground that the reduction Ia retea /.
cxorpilaut
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cnrAao, Nov, h-llrewer/r /rnd FL !
llott, the crack wing Ahd wcro |
matched Tuesday nighkITT i side,
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NEW NoEK, Nor. ia-Thirtecn eases
OF smallpox were discovered Monday in
the iciniiy OF West Thirty-ninth street.
The piagion arose from ease of
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ar,ei November 20.

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RMS ~ 10 "A dispatch TO tho
No'Arls Ute from st. Petersburg
S,N hAt erment of the remains
OF Ae at has been fixed for No
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mnl r'lse ~ (Ac czar To Princess Alix
'oi hesse M \ait will take place not
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Nrllon, NM Nov n, Jarrett
Scott the neN neNyg trcasurcr Of Holt
county, VINO \tlOoOoo was sen-
seoced v 'n0 iANnry Monday for
llvc years. WA
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THE REPORT
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sion to the President.
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