Crittenden press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1879-1907, 1895-05-09
THE NEWS.

baltimore has been selected as the
place TO hold the next general couier-
ence Of the Methodist church South.
John Brown. a son Of the historical
John Brown Of the Harpers Ferry
affair. died few DAYS ago at Sandus-
Ky, Ohio.
A cyclone passed through portions
Of kansas near Wichita aud Hutch
con Wednesday Of lss, week Twcnty.
or more people we're killed.
Attorney General Olney has in
st,icted the Federal authorities 10
California 10 drop all proceedings
sgains, the American Raj way Union
rioters.
Mr.. Phil West, an aged and highly
respected citizen Of Christian county,
who resided six miles east Of Crofton.
oomtitted suicide last week by cut.
ting HE throat with a razor
Jesse Fields and Joseph Adkins
have been found guilt Of the murder
Of county Judge ;. II. Combs, Of liza
uard, Perry county, and the punish.
ment fixed at imprisonment for life in
the State pcnitentiary.
Judge Myers, Of the Federal court,
in granting the petition Of +. +. John
sou, Of Topeka, who sued DIR. Leslie
+. Kelley for 100000 damages, has
ruled that Dr. Kelley must make
known the ingredients Of hi, bichlo
ride Of gold compound. Johnsod al
leges he has been made physical
wreck by the gold treatment.
The dead body of Geo. Newcomh,
alias Slaughter Kid" aud Charlie
Perez, brother Of Tulsa Jack, notori-
o.s members Of the old Dalton gang,
were taken into Guthrie, they were
waylaid by san Shafrr, Deputy lni-
tel States Marshal, aud posse, near
ingalls,, and both were brought down
with une.ting aim.
The Louisville Courer-Journal
,AyE "lu the case of the Ohio Valley
Railroad against Capt. Sam Brovr,
of Pi,tsburg, Judge Barr rendered a
decision yesterday giving the plaintiff
judgment for s2l, 600 of the $780,
600 sued for IN the Criginall bill of
complaint This suit grew out Of a
disagreement N tn contract about
the road ferry at Evansville.
Heron n Co. general merchan.
disc firm of Dixon, Webster county,
hes made an assignment, which has
created veritable sensation The
Liabilities will reach 81, 200, and the
assets about e., 900. Farmers in VI.
rious parts OF the country are caulh h
AS e1dorsers, in sums ranging from a
few hundred TO thousands of dollar,
A number of persons duped recently
have threatened violence. One man
swears he will kill Heron.
The movement in opposition to the
"Sound Money" Convention to be
held in Memphis May %, assumed
definite shape last week; the Central
Bimetallic League Of Tennessee was
organized silver convention to be
composed OF delegates from the South
and West was called to meet at Mem
phis June | and II, and extensive
plans were outlined for the propsga
ton of the doctrine OF the free coin
aye VI sliNtf NJ u fhtlo VI ~ w - q,
manifesto, which was widely 'circulat
ed, was issued.
The detailed monthly report of re
ceipts and expenditures was stated
last week. The receipts for Apr
yere s24,247 1886 against s22, 692,36-
in April 1894. The expenditures fo
April we're sS2S9O,7dO, against sS2'
O72, 1876 in April 1894 The receipts
for the ten months fthe current yea
are $50 900 greater than for the tel
months corresponding oflast year an'
the expenditures are less for the SAINT
time. Customs receipts have incroas
ell 81, 10000 over last year. :Pen
sion payments have increased 81 900
600 over the ten months of 1894, an
interest payments and the public deb
have increased $4,000, 900 over thu
same period. This is because OF tn
new bond issue aggregating s262, 4oo