The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-08-31
KENTUCKY STATE NEWS,

Dufutus
TIM secretary Of state for some time
past has been deluped with letters
from labor organizations, manufactur
ing concerns aud bankers inquiring as
TO whether or not Labor day CSeptcm-
Der y is legal holiday under the
statute of the state It's not a legal
holiday Hon. Harvey Meyers intro.
duced bill in the last legisture TO
make il so, but the measure never be-
came law.
SMITH GAINES. s.shot and killed Horace
Munday near Henderson Gaines has
not been captured The murdered
man was from Lewisport, Both col
ored.
THE open seasons for various game
in this state are: Squirrels June IS to
February !; turkeys, September / to
February /; wild geese and ducks. Au-
gust 10 To April 1; woodcoclss, June 20
to February i; quails and pheasants,
November Is 10 January !; doves, Au-
gust | to February l.
JoHN JoHNsoS murderer who broke
Jail 10 months ago while awaiting trial
at Middlcsboto, was captured near
Clear Creek the other night by sheriff
Coison and taken to Pineville for safe
keeping.
A DISTRESSING accident happened one
! and a hall miles below Rockport the
other day Two OF MIR Al T Williams
young sons were hunting Herman,
about Is years old left his gun, rifle
loaded with shot lying on the fence,
and was playing with his brother in
the road several yards away, when,
from some unknown cause, the gun fell
OFF the fence and was discharged, the
contents striking the boy just above
the left hip and passing through his
body, killing him almost instantly.
PENSIONS issued the other day: Ken
tucky Original Joseph Jones, Prem
tiss, Ohio county; Julius Trenhers,
Newport, Campbell county. Additional
Charles f. Musselman, Lexington,
Fayette county Increase Paris Z.
Morgan ldeccased). Falmouth, Pendle-
ton county Reissue--John c. Van
] rect, ManlofdNllle' laft county UT
iginal widows, etc Martha Dun, Glas-
gov Junction, Barren county; Sarah
s. Morgan, Falmouth, Pendleton
county.
ONE of the greatest reviyals ever
in Clark county was the two weeks
meeting at the Christian church at
I Ford ltclosed with SO additions, 5s of
the number by confession.
4 The annual reunion of the confcd-
crate association Of Hardin county,
was held the other day at Vine Grove.
1t was largely attended, not only by
people from the county, but from the
surrounding country. Many went
from Louisville The principal nd
dress was made by CoL Bennett Il.
Young VINO spoke on Inc women ol
the Ooniederacy
FINS GLtNN' a negro tough wa
shot and Killed near fredonia by Spe
| cial constable Thomas Bugg Bugs
: ana constable Akrldge went to Glenn'
r mouse TO serve warrant. ulenh wa
; armed ana attempted 70 shoot Akridg'
l Wheh bugg hreu.
? fuBllc-sflRlTED cltl1ens ot hender
: son nave PROVIDED Zee water ior th'
parks of'that city-
, IITE corn crop OF Powell county !
s'''u 10 DC pet'er than ior years h't
"it'is'"nuing " SIX "eeNS urought'
'ohN =" "ihsoN' young h'ah' "Ii''
stoninR tne reS'uehee OF James Lewis
q. pu'i'Siue' was siiot anu nc mas siiie'
: u'eu' Lewis Is unuer arrest accused o
'he CRIME
nc, LhLLANp " ALhER' OF heal
saunders terry, MADISON county wa
hiiieu oy lgnlnihg curing thunuer
: STORM near ho"nu li'li'
JAMES BLACK. an extensive tobacco
buyer OF Shelby county, who is well
, known in tobacco circles in Louisville
l has become hopelessly insane, Ills af
nietlon IS thought to have beer
prouFn' On oS Sui'S'roNe "ii'en ~
SUSTAINED ABOUT .WO years ago ah'
rom 'he enects ol Wliich nc mas heNe
iui'S IecoNer'u'
! ABOUT ohe-thiru Oh Marion count!
mas had no ram since June ~ ana as
result the lhest prospect ever KNOW
!, iour weeks since Tor q corn crop ma
: dwinaled down TO ABOUT one-third TN
average ana 'ne ena is not yet
W. T. CAErRR' white, charged witt
n attempted assault on Mrs Dempse,
Nesterheld' village near owensboro
escaped ron the officers bringing mn
toowensporo' and Is at large Inc OF
4 hcers were taking him circuitou
y route TO AVOID mon.
i. ATTORNEY JAMES A scorr has pre-
. pared suit wi.ich VIII be tiled in tn
A Boyd circuit court by {, u. Chrlstmar
n the plaintiit against the Chesapeak
V and Ohio railroad Tor slOOOO damages
! Christman ana ms son were n
70 1ureu WINE urlVlhg across a ralirua
r track ana eoiildeu win the company
" engine
5. PENSIONS issued the other day Orig
Ii nal, George W Chaifeld, AshlanC
Boyd county. Increase, Jesse Bur
buchanan, Lawrence county; Georg
W Lee Broekviile' Braeken count,
Il he-iSS'0, "ii'lan hruinliy''' LiYihs'
II Ion' hocNe'lstle county 'onn ", Nnaeu ,'
4 leVanoh' ""rion ''"u'y Grisii''