The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1895-03-29
NEWS ITEMS.

'to very letter IN ot' A'"'e NV
after.
Postmaster Curtis Reed, the founder
OF Menasha, Wis, is dead, aged eighty
years.
Priests are being expelled from Costa
Rica as suspected OF revolutionary teu'
denotes.
Judson Freeman, an American cap
ltalist. fell dead at dinner In the Mexi-
can capital
Twenty men were injured Ia fight
between union and non-union work
men at Dowagiac. Mich.
The Odd Fellows OF Akron, O., have
decided TO commence at once the cree
ton OF q temple on Main street TO cost
500, goo
Mrs Christie Washington, aged lia
years. died Ia the colored settlement OF
Lottery Field, near SomerSville, n. j..
Her oldest child Is living at the age of
~ years
Vim. NJ Springer, OF Illinois, was
appointed Judge Of the United States
court OF the Northern district OF the
Indian territory.
The s-year.old son Of Albert Goshert,
at Warsaw Ind. was fatally Injured
by being knocked down and run over
by runaway horse,
Constantine Buckley Kilgore, Of
Texas, was appointed Judge OF the
United States court Of the southern
district Of the Indian territory.
The American Distributing Co. has
settled with the receivers OF the Dis
tilling Co. and Ii now In full accord
with the Distilling and Cattle Feeding
Co.
Mira bridget o. Brien, aged No years
and months, died suddenly In Steu'
benville, o., OF heart disease She was
the oldest female inhAbitant of tina,
city.
DR. George c. bay. well known
physician Of Waterbury, Conn, shot
himself through the heart on ac'
count. II Is believed, OF financial trou'
bieA
Miss Annie Miller, daughter Of the
superintendent OF the Illinois asylum
for feeble.minded children, was acci
dentally burned TO death In that inSti
tuition.
The funeral OF Gen. Adam lladeat
took placc In Ridgewood, n. j., Friday
Notable people from New York eiil
and from neighboring cities were pres
ent In large numbers
Some 4, 900 men, belonging 10 the New
York city electrical workers and build
ing unions, went back TO work Friday
The cighthour day, II was agreed
should begin on May /.
Al Reading ia. the coroncr's jur,
returned verdict that "thc Oswald
boy only defended his mother agains
the assaults Of his father" and tn
prisoner was set at liberty.
Z. T. KahAngi, editor Of the Szabat
AeR, Hungarian newspaper, Cleveland
o., inciosed In letter TO the governor
Office Thursday morning a money orde
for seAss for the Hooking Valley relic
fund.
Mr.. Preston, director Of the mint
confirms the dispatch that shortag
exists In the Carson, New. mint Tn
dispatch places the shortage at $500
Mr. Preston's information places u q
s60,0OO
Russell Yeckett ~ years old, Twin
at Iiopeville, n. v, was found burnc
20 death ON the bank Of n creek u
had0,tr Ia roll into the creek, bl
was burned To death before rcacl
Ing H.
The Columbus, Hooking Valley al
Athens Railroad Co. has shipped thr'
carloads Of tools and machinery to Ne
aonyillc. o.. preparatory TO bcginnir
constructive operations ON the ne
railroad
Jake Newman, who pretended
have suieidcd In the millracc, "
caught by the authorities in lllino
and IA now on trial at Morrlstown, ln'
for assault and battery upon Jol
Hamilton.
The Genoa State bank, OF Gene
Nsb., Is In the hands OF the state "a
ingk board. Less than two weeks a
|, the bank was reorganizsd and a NJ
set Of officers was chosen, with wol
an as president
At Valparaiso, Ind, Henry Heck,
years OF age. who tried TO wreck I
Nickel Plate fast train two weeks az
was sentenced TO seven years In
Michigan City prison Thursday aft
noon by Judge Gillette.
At Noblesville, Ind, Mrs. Ham
Neal, wife Of ex-Judge William Ne
died Wednesday, aged 20 years the
suit Of falling ON the ice recently n
breaking her thigh. Her former hol
was In Coshocton county, o.
y james W. NJ Newlin, OF Philad
phia, charges Judge Gordon, of Il
city, with misfeasance In office, a
calls upon the legislature to give b
IN opportunity TO prove his charg
with view TO impeachment
Abram Brown and his wife, pion
settlers OF Marion county, celebra
their golden wedding In Marion, O.,
the age OF 90 and 90 respectively,
tended by their children, grandc
dren and great-grandchildren.
DIR. Sarah Hackett Stevenson, one
. Inc utht huONH ply hitAehe 80 N'a~s'
has made unique suggestion regt
ing the dress reform movement.
would put men In skirts She thi
they would look much handsomer
At Canton, O., Mrs. Henry Geul
while washing lace curtains in. II
gallons of gasoline, was horrl
a burned by an explosion. She 50
her life for the time by jumping
pond near the house, but Is not
- pected to live.
William Elk ins, through the Ac
my Of Fine Arts, has offered priz
5000 In connection with the sixty-i
annual exhibition for the best worl
an American painter TO be exhib
at the Academy OF Fine Arts in Pl
delphia In December, 1895.
The governor Of Illinois, ha'
y signed the civil service reform
Z which Hnall passed the Senate '
nesday, that measure now becom
law. II is practically the bill prep
by the civic federation Of Chicago,
although designed primarily for
benefit OF that city, has been 81
ranged rs TO apply TO all the sm'
cities OF the state,
Gov. Altgeld Of Illinois, has ref