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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-01-19
HORRIBLE STORY.
Hotel Proprietor Confesses TO Numbering
and Then Turning an Aged Woman.

A Hotel Proprietor Confesses to Numbering
and Then Burning an Aged Woman.
MnwAuKEE, Wis, Jan. l6 Rudolph
j. Peclxmann, proprietor Of the Cream
City hotel, in which Mrs Schrums was
found dead after the building was
partly destroyed by fire last Friday
morning, confessed Monday afternoon
that he strangled his aged guest for
the purpose of robbing her
Then he went downstairs and told
his wife the old lady was dead, and
that they might help themselves to
whatever they might find She re-
fused to accompany him upstairs, and
he returned alone to make search.
Upon his return to the room he found
that Mrs Schrums showed signs of re-
covery and he choled her again. Then
he set fire to the place and threw n
lamp upon the floor. While the fire
was spreading Peclmann made final
search for money. but was unsuccess-
full. The whereabouts OF the murdered
woman's money is still a mystery.
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BATTLE CREEK. Mich, Jan. l0.-The
adventists here are raising $50 600 to be
used to construct n medical sanitarium
at Claremont South Africa The build
ing will be built here after plans fur
nished by Dr. J. II. Kellogg, and under
his supervision. When completed II will
he taken down in sections and shipped
TO Africa. The adventists believe, it is
said, that after the world ends their
buildings will be preserved and they
will return and occupy them.
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A FIyE-YEAR-oLD daughter of George
/ Sneats, Glen Campbell, Pa, found her
fathers self-aeting revolver and shot
her one-ycar-old sister
SIMS REEVES receives $3.50 per hour
for teaching at the London Guildhall
/ school This is in addition to the fees
he receives from pupils.
THs Rio Grande for more than 200
miles above III paso, Tex, is probably
the crookedest and most widening
stream on the continent
SLATER, Mo, with a population Of
less than 1000, has among her resi-
dents ten native virginians who are
over eighty years Of age.
sEALsErN is totally out Of favor this
season in Paris. Astrakhan and sable
are the furs most in fashion Blue fox
and Leaver are also used
IT is reported that navigable bal
loon, made in Paris, has been tested by
q Russian military commission at War
saw with satisfactory results
A MONUMENT Is to be erected to the
\ rioloneellist and composer, Jules de
Swert, in the ustend cemetery. where
he was buried last February.
IHE onion is one Of the oldest of edi-
ble vegetables It is supposed to have
been native Of India, and the Egyp-
tians knew it 1000 years ago
IL thirty-six state prisons in this
country solitary confinement is used ns
....., = ...s..t ..,1 l., t....,,t,. a. ...tr
oner is handcufled to the wall.
ALANpIoRD in Lynn, Mass, to get
rid OF an objectionable tenant, stopped
up the chimney. They stood the smoke;
| for three days and then moved
BALTTIoRE church people have organ
lied under the name Of "Worlsers and
Witnesses for Christ" to engage in
Parllhurst crusade in the sluns.
ELlFS G. WnrE, Mother Of Ad-
vcntissn' in Michigdn, declares that
the end of the world is fast approach
ing, as she has learned in dream.
EueENE FiEID, who has not had good
health since he was attacked with
pneumonia couple OF months ago has
gone to the Pacific coast for the win
ter
ElGnrY-rivE per cent Of New Eng
land farms are cultivated BY their own
ers and thrce-quarters OF such farms
are wholly free Of mortgage indebted
ness
/, ThE European trout introduced in
TNew Zealand waters some years ago
hsve Increased largely in numbers
making the sport Of catching them a
decidedly popular one
II lN snit In brooklyn recently II was
developed that the receipts OF forty
eight nlclelin-the-slol machines used
IN the sale Of music, etc, at Coney Is
land for three and a half months were
Si.t5i
A FAMILY named Walker, living In
Mischell county, n. G, consists OF
seven brothers And Eve slstcrs, an oi
7 whom are ovor six feet In height One
Of the brothers Is said 10 he 7 feet 2
inches tail.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-01-19
PENSION FRAUD.
John = Dodge Arrested In Chicago by
United States Authorities.

John 5, Dodge Arrested In Chicago by
United States Authorities.
CHICAGO, Jan. 10, One Of the worst
cases OF pension fraud that ever came
10 the notice Of the government has
been brought to light by the arrest Of
John 5. Dodge, agent OF the Central
Relief association, and formerly a Co
lumbar guard.
Dodge. while resident of Boston, in
1889 applied for a pension, and received
$50 per month on the claim that his
nervous system had been wrecked
while serving with the Fifth Massa-
chusetts regiment In 1890 he went TO
Washington and applied fora increase
TO s79 per month for total disability
and blindness, and succeeded in baf-
fling the physicians and got it The gov
ernment suspected him and cut off his
pension. II has been looking for him
ever since, and has just located him
here He is a fine looking man, and has
an eagle eye
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CURRENT TOPICS.

TOMATOES are said to bcin b, airing at
Orlando Fla
AprLEs cost thirty cents dozan a.
Houston Tex
CoPENHAGEN's cooperative nlFcry is
worth sl37,O
PALM leaves on the Amazon are from
thirty to fifty feet long.
THE Minneapolis flour output in 1895
will reach 0,2O0, 600 barrels.
THE flour output Of the Duluzh mills
in 1888 was 1901, GIG barrels.
Ar Milwaukee you can drop dime
in the slot and use a telephone,
Ham & BAcoS is Il suitable name of
firm of Pennsylvania butchers
hnERIcA is said TO export 95.e0O,tons
of apples TO England every year
THE largest European city parls,is in
Denmark. It contains 5000 acres
oSE-FIFrn Of the population,of Can
ada have found homes in>the, United
States
TnE yield Of gold from California
mines amountsat present toiab;lut sl5,-
GOO, 900 year
The United States have 6s6N vessels
engaged in fopsign trade, while. Great
Britain has 5,giS
THERE ara $1,000 miles offwire in
the telegraph and telephonelsubways
OF New York city.
lr is said that wine is so,plenty in
France that it is offered alta penny a
quart with no buyers.
THE Paris opera house cost at the
rate of 81, 800 seat Thei Vienna opera
house cost $3.50 seat
AMONG the recent inventions is a
Shorthand typewriter" designed es-
pecially Tor rapid work
EMPEROR WiLLtAN'is istriving to'buy
the biggest diamond in uhc world, it is
said, one valued at S5,of0,O0c
Moc JoKAI is to have dinner given
to him in London as the creator Of
modern Hungarian literature.
TuE largest movable dome in The
world is that ON the Paris observatory,
With is over sixty feet IN diameter
DURING tho year 1895 the police o
New York made SS.6la arrests. OF shai
number iSosa were women and girls
A TRAIN which runs at tho rate o
eighty-fvc miles requires milo il
which 20 stop, when going, at fnl
speed.
TnE currency OF the Argentine re
public consists altogether OF liape
notes, ranging in value from cent NJ
TO 500,
A WOMAN without arms was recent,
married 10 New Zealand. The ring
was placed uponthe iourthltoe oi he
left foot
Hon. Ron'r ClWlNrHRor pronounce
Rufus choate Sthe most eloquent o
our iurists and the grcatest iurlst o
our orator."
BnooKLiN paysl Se.oOo,OOo annually
FOR the education 90 100 600 children II
her public schools or twenty dollar
for each child
A SEwlidea Is to lhnec a bath tub OF
wheels The Tub cnn be thus lllc1 an'
whcclcf into q h,,droom, WHORE th'
hath II bc ,aken.
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nAwAllANs IHeMsELves
nr ught About tho Rcvclt-.A Returned
MlnIstnr's story.


nr Gght About tho Rcvelt-.A Returned
MlnIstnr's story.
SPRlNoVIEIp, Mass. Jan. l5.-Rev T.
l. Gulicls, returned Sandwich island
missionary and schoolmaie of presi-
dent Dole, OF the provisional govern
ment Of Honolulu who is now in the
city, in an interview states that tho
recent revolution there WIS entirely
the work OF inhabitants Of the islands,
beiir brought about by he unex-
pcctcd and revolutionary acts of tho
queen Iio Gays Minister Stevens ae-
tion in landing the marines, was only
done to preserve American life and
property. which were in imminent dam
ger at the time. lie states that the
Hawaiian government viii not try to
conSii'er annexation ut present, but
hopes Tor the time 10 come when our
government win see that the best in
tercsts Of both countries can for q
closor political union than has yet ex-
fstgd
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-01-19
A sNoW-sLloE
Chat Thundsred Down, Carrying Death
aud Destruction.

That Thnndsred Down, carrying Death
aud Destruction.
SPOKANE, Wash, Jan iS-With q
mighty roar, as OF thunder, a terrific
suow.slidu came down the mountains
at Mullau Idaho Saturday, carrying
everything before IL Several miners
cabins in lis path were crushed and
buried Cornelius McGrovey and John
Rollcn were eating dinner in theircab-
ms at the time. and before they fcaliz-
ei their danger the slide was upon them,
crushing the life out o. them in twin
king It is feared others were buried
under the immense slide Of snow. Not
until spring comes will il he known
how many perished. The town OF Null
Ian narrowly escaped being carried
away.
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our wnrships or at the legation, and
desired hor 20 accept the offer At once
She declined, saying she believed IL
was best for her ~ present 10 remain
0t hcr oiyn residence then said 10
her that any moment, night or day,
this offer oi our government was open
10 her acceptance.
The interview thereupon, after some
personal remarks, closed
Upon reflection, concluded not TO
hold any consultation at present with
the queens friends, as they have no of
fetal position, aud, furthermore. bo-
cause feared II known 20 so many,
her declarations might become public
70 her great dctriment II not danger,
and 20 the Interruption OF the plans OF
our government
Joseph Nawahi, president OF the ma
tive Hawaiian political club, upon be-
Ing asked 90 name three Of the most
prominent native leaders, gave the
names of John f. Bush, r. w. Wilcox
and nodestly pdded ~ um asloader"
John I. Bush IS man OF considerable
ability, but his reputation Is very bad
T. W. Wilcox is the notorious half
breed who engineered the revolution OF
issa, 0faii these men Carter and Mac
farlane are The only two to whom the
ministerial burea us could be safely In
trusted
From these and other facts which
have been dtlelaPed feel satisfied that
thcro win lc d concerted movement In
the tgont % restoration for the over
throw OF constitutional aud limited
government and tho establishment Of
the absolute dominion Of the queen.
The law rc'crfcd 70 by the queen Is
chapter VI, ection @ of the penal code,
ns fe!inum Whoever shall commit tho
crime oftr1ason shall sullcr the punish.
ment Of dcath. aud AL his property
shah he cnhscatcl 20 the govern
ment There are under this law no
degrees Q trcNs0n Plotting alone
carried With li the death sentence.
J neoA hur3iy yal3, conclusion, That
the tcnsIc % feeling Is So rrca, that
the prumftst action IS necessary 20
prevent d sironS con- oqaenocs lsond
a cipher ,eiegraw asking that Mr..
Elonnts report BE withheld Tor the
present aad ] SIND pith itH telegram
not In cipher rs lo.loUa Views Of
TIE lrsi party 30 extreme os 70 require
further Instructions
ALnrHr 5. WILLIS
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-01-19

MARKrtA, O., Jan LEONE Of the
largest gas wells ever struck In the
Marietta oil field was brought h last
.weolS by Cameron Gould \ Co, at Tur-
key Hen, about six miles from this city.
The company was drilling for oil aud
got gus They have some splendid oil
wells. hut this Is the second gas we'll
struck Tho Mountain State Gas Co h
negotiating fpr the purchase Of the
wells. which, used with their numerous
wells Va the West Virginia field, means
nm abundant supply Tor their consumer,
IN thin city for number Of yeau lc
COMO
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-01-19
LlL,s DAMAGES.
The Quccn's Coming Claim Against the
United States.

Tho Oucrn's Coming Claim Against the
United States.
WAsHyGToN. Jan. 10. The rumor
that ex.Queen Hlioulsalani is about TO
bring suit against the United States
for large sum Of money, basing her
claim for damages on the presidents
recent Hawaiian message and Secre-
tary Greshams letter. has created
good deal Of interest in official circles.
Suit can not be brought by an indi-
vilual against the government, and
there is no method Of procedure
through the courts which the ex-queen
could take TO prosecute her claim. The
only course which Lilioukalani can
pursue IS to submit her claim against
The United States
This congress would have to approve
before the claim could be adjusted by
the court OF claims In fact the only
recourse of the ex-queen is to congress,
where, in view OF her present un-
popularity, she could hardly expect to
meet with satisfaction or success.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-01-19

CmcAeo. Jan. iG,-The faculty of Chi
cago university were highly indignant
Monday morning when they saw what
PARTY of students had done during
the night. The dark grey granite walls
Kent laboratory, which was only re-
Gently dedicated, bore in brightest
green colors the name of sophomore
secret society. The paint can only be
removed with great difficulty. On the
doors of Kelly hall, the dormotory of
the female students, were hung signs
brought from Midway Plassance. "rhe
carnival dance done here;' "this way
for the genuine muscle dance, and 9TH
ers Of like nature.
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loSnoN, Jan. ia dispatch 10 tho
Standard says Tho government has
instructed Gen Martinez Campoa, tho
commander at Mclilla, todemand from
The sultan that lac pay an indemnity Of
81 10000 and assent to the cstahlish-
mcnt OF neutral zone, 500 meters
broad, around the Spanish frontier at
Melilla in addition to the demands al
ready publsbcl The only dcmand
that is likely 10 be resisted is the large
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-01-19

WARRINGTON, Jan. 10. senator Sher-
man Monday presented in the senate
an unusually largo number of petitions
signed by citizens OF Ohio, protesting
against the passage of the Wilson tar
i'll bill. These petitions come from
every section Of the state and are heav-
lily signed.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-01-19

WARRINGTON, Jan. 10. Congressman
Tom johnson called at the treasury,
Monday morning. for the purpose Of
securing the official scalp of the coll
lector Of the port OF Toledo, Mr. Car.
Isle, IL is understood, has promised Mr.
johnson that he win request Mr. Gary's
Immediate resignation. Mr. johnson
Is recommending August zehring for
thA nlacN
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-01-19

PARsERsnuRo, w. Va, Jan. i0-Wil-
liam Richardson, noted horsethicf
and desperate of the Upper Kanawha
valley, broke Jail nt Glenyille, Gilmore
county, and made his escape The con-
nlyance Of prominent county officials is
hintod M.
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A DEATH TRAP.
Capt. Wilson and Ills nravo Band March
Into-A Savage Kings Strategem.

Capt. Wilson aud Ills nravo Band March
Into savage Kings strategcm.
CAPE ToWS. Jan. Is "details OF the
massacre OF Capt Wilson's party by
the Matabcles were received here Sat
urlay.
According to the Rulawayo advlces
some natives who arrived there in or
der to surrender their arms and make
terms with the British commander adj
nit that they were present when tho
Wilson detachment was destroyed.
The natives say that Capt. Wilson,
who was in pursuit OF King Lobengula,
suddenly came upon strong detach-
ment Of Matabeles, headed by the king
himself The latter was seen to mount
y horse and fly before the British adj
vance But. when the information
was conveyed to the king that the
Wilson party was few in number,
the king managed to get tho
Mntabcles 20 make q stand and prepare
to take the small British force in .
trap. lnstructing the center OF his
force 10 continue retreating before the
British troopers, who were pressing
their horses onward through the Mata-
belle ranks. in the hope Of capturing
the king, the right and left fanks of
the Matabcle troops were Instructed to
deploy TO the right and to the left and
tnen togradually converge inward so
as to take the British force on both
ilnnlss and in the rear
During the latter part OF the stand
made by the troopers against the Mata-
beles not man of tho British force was
unwoundcd and some OF them had re-
ceived at least q dozen wounds
After all resistance had been over
come, the triumphant natives stripped
the troopers OF every shred Of clothing
and mutilated the bodies In horrible
tnannar
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-01-19

NNw YorK Jan i5.-prof Drisler,
who was for mlny years connected
with Columbia college, has resigned his
profcSsorship In order TO accept the cd
i,orship OF llarpcr's classical series
Prof nrlsler is now IN his ;dth. year,
aud won considerable honors rs collGb-
orator uf johnson encyclopedia and
standard Greek dictionary
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-01-19

GUATEMALA, Jan. is--Arms have
been secretly sent TO Vasqucz, in Hon
durus despite the declaration Of the
government that they wero intended
for the Guatemalnn army ON the fron-
tier which Is being strongly REIN
forced. II is believed that Guatemala
aud salvador will be at war within a
week.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-01-19

FRANKFoRr, Ky, Jan. 10. In the
federal court here Mrs. Mamie Farr,L
OF Jessamine county, was awarded
$4,000 damages against the q q c. rail-
road. Mrs. farra was seriously injured
and her child Instantly killed BY q.
\ @ engine soiao iilne ago near Mich
olnsville.
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MnI send Him nncll.

CoLuMBus, o., Jan. l6 Gov. McKin-
ley has granted the rcquisition of the
governor OF West Virginia for Edward
Jordan, an escaped inmate OF the West
Virginia rciormatory, under arrest at
Ironton.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-01-19

Souru Annoy. n J., Jan. 10 Tho
fire AZ the W. Helms ca snuif mills AZ
llclmoltn, n w., caused a loss Of Sluc,.
ooo The origin Of The irc Is unknown,
Tho mills nre valued nt laOo 900 aud
employ about 400 handA
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-01-19

Nonrsviil,r, Ind. Jan Ia Tho
trial OF Ion Henderson for tho murder
90 John larpy, at llhughville, hero on
rhau1c Of venue, ,ermlnaicd saturday
morning in verdict Of guilty and q
nnlonlr Of lWcnly.ono years In The
ponlloni|arl
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-01-19

MuNlCn, Jan. i5--'rhe Ravurlan clcr-
icnls have submitted a motion Ia the
navarlan diet requesting the govern.
mcnt 10 use all lisnuthorlty tosupprcss
dnclllng Ia the army.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-01-19

HUNTINGTON, W. Va, Jan. l6-T. D.
Bundy, q prominent jeweler OF this
city, assigned Monday morning to Is
bell 6 Watt, attorneys The assets
aud liabilities afd unknown. lie has a
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-01-19

HuNTsvIII,E, Ala, Jan. i6 Seven Z.
$ prisoners escaped from the county
Jail Monday afternoon They knocked
the jailor down whilo taking in coal
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-01-19

JEFFRRsoNvILIE, Ind, Jan. l6-Al
Jenkins, this countys so, 900 defanltcr,
died at 4 o'clock Monday morning Of
consumption. lie leftH wife and two
| children.
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OCEAN TRAVEL

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COOKS SUMMER TOURS
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Vacation trips everywhere BY all railroad and
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TOR SAIE-A SPLENDID CHANCE TO GET A
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NOTARIES PUBLIC.

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Carpets made moth proof free Of charge. Mat
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