The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1894-04-13
KENTUCKY STATE NEWS.

found X necessary . Make IeWcr ar
rests last month than any month for
several years
A NtMnrR OF mad dogs are reported
loose in Warren county
THIS stale boaei OF equalization has
raised the assessinent of Bourbon
county land II per cent and on city
property in Paris 10 per cent
SToCKnoLpRRs of the defunct Louis
vile Deposit bank brought suit few
days ago against Adolph and Albert
Reutliuger and the German National
bank to recover Ss65, 600, alleging that
the defendants conspired with Moses
Schwartz, president OF the Deposit
bank, to wreck that concern. The suit
has long been threatened
Hon. JAMES H. MULIIoAN OF Lexing-
ton has accepted the appointment as
consul general to Samoa
TINS state board OF health spent the
greater part of one day recently in
trying physicians accused OF irregular
ity in practice or in obtaining their
diplomas A number OF prominent
medical men from Louisville and else
where were examined and certificates
were refused several
NEAR POOLS MIL Webster county, r.
W. Yates had violent qurrrOl with
his daughter Charlotte, aged rs years,
for neylecting 10 sew button on his
coat, when he slapped Der in the face
The indignity preySd SO much OH the
young lady's mind that she went to
her room and deliberately hanged her-
self, The unfortunate suicide was to
have been welded on April 10 ts a
popular farmer Of Union county.
PENSIONS were issued a few days
since as follows: 0riginal--James s
Williams, Valley, Lewis county, in-
crease; benjamin Browning Noah
Lewis county. Original Widows, etc. =
Mary A. C. Williams, llodgenville, La
rue county; Virginia Edwards Pike
vile, Pike county; Caroline Stacy,
Rothwell, Menifee county; minors OF
John Bradley, Nebo, Hopkins county.
PosTNAsTERs Of the fourth class were
appointed the other day as follows:
NJ. NJ Chancellor, Askin, Breckenridge
county. vice William Stamper, resigned;
+. c. Floyd, Habit, Daviess county,
vice NJ. L. o'Bryan. resigned; Mamie
Ray Limp, Hardin county, vice q. },
hampton. resigned.
COMMISSIONER PoSEY, Of the Franklin
court, sold the Frankfort Brewing Co S
plant for $4,000 few days ago 1t
was bought in by the Farmers bank,
Of Frankfort and the Fourth National
bank of Louisville Both banks held
the paper Of the concern for this
amount, and bought it in to secure
their claimS The plant is worth $780,
OOO
RoBEET, the li-year-old son of Allen
! Smock. living near Cookesville- Critten-
den county, was returning from school
the other evening in g. road cart with
his two little sisters, when the horse
took fright and ran away, overturning
the vehicle and throwing out the occu-
pants The girls escaped with slight
bruises, but the boy caught his foot be-
tween the foot-rest and axle and was
dragged half a mile, when tho reins be-
came entangled in the wheels and
stopped the horse The lads head was
terribly mashed and he died in few
moments
THE grand jury is investigating the
spiritualists in Lexington. A number
Of them have been summoned to testify
against DIR Lunsford, formerly of Gov
ington, but now of Lexington, fol
practicing medicine without a license
II seems that Lunsford sells certain
medicine to his patrons, and the many
spiritualists there are indignant ovel
what they think an interference will
their rights
A NEW post office has been establish
ed at Fl Thomas, and Samuel Hills, o
Highlands, is appointed postmaster
ms ONCE Is to be known as station
No. | OF the Newport post office.
UPsHAw BUcKNER. wealthy younl
farmer Of Christian county, and Mis-
Mary Kelly, a society belle, eloped an
were united in marriage at Clarksvill
the other day, The elopement wa
one of the society sensations Of the sea
son.
AT Louisville one Of the damage suit
against the Phoenix Bridge Co. for S95,
900 has been compromised out of cour
for $1,000 The case was to have bee
tried in a few days, and was that Q
Mrs Louis Gegus, whose husband wa
a victim of the bridge disaster.
The post office at Uniontown ha
been advanced to the presidential class
The Kentucky Medical society wi
{ hold its next annual meeting at She
{ byville June G. 7 and & Rbout %
I musicians from various parts Of IN
State are expected to attend.
Tur failure Of G f Rreidonhach IN
G distilicr of Hnwcsyille a few DAYS 40,
was The. first assignucnt over n,ade !
: IIawesyiIle and the town Is older tha
! Chicago
i A CITY electric light plant will prol
! ably be established at Henderson.
I MERCER County Fair association d
rectors have decided TO hold thre,
, days meeting this year. ON June a7. .
E and 30. the programme TO be confine
4 TO saddle and harness horses and fro
r ting and pacing maSes
&C NJ J. COLE, aged about ffty-fy
: years, died at Stephensport the 9th,
.e night on shaGty boat, in which /
. had been living with a woman gu