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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1895-06-14
NEW RECRUITS.
Cuban Expedition From Florida
Joined by 2.ooo Men.
Gss. Gomef. Reported KILLED, Has Invaded
CHmaguey At the Head Of $500 Men
a Party Of Cubans Left ~. Augas-
tine. Tla-, In the Early Morning.

KEY WEsT, Fla, June 10 1t is now
known that the expedition which left
Wednesday night landed on the north
Of Cuba, in the province Of Las Villas,
near Sagua Lachico. The expedition
was under the command OF Gen. Roloff
Immediately upon the landing they
were Joined by 1000 insuTgenta, under
command Of Zayas, Castillo and Reyes
II was undoubtedly the best equipped
expedition that has left the United
States In the cause Of Cuban liberty.
Gen Gomez. reported killed by the
Spanish newspapers, has invaded
Camagucy at the head OF $500 OF the
best equipped men. AT Camagucy
Gomez was joined By 100 men. The In
vasion Of Camaguey Is considered OF
great advantage 20 the insnrgentA
The province Of Camaguey is guarded
by the best spanish forces Martinez
CAmpos, who was In Camaguey at the
time Of the invasion by Gomez lmme-
diately left for Havana and called O
meeting Of the reformest and conserva-
tive parties, with the idea Of fusion.
The homo rule party, being ignored,
has decided 70 disband, the oh
jcct being to create bad blood
or race war. Cubans against
spaniards Many young men Of
the best families OF Clenfuegos,
Santa Clara and Remedies are joining
the insurgents In insurgent official
circles tho death Of Martl is denied. n
ia reported that Cuban who deserted
she insurgents stole Marti's corre-
spondencc and delivered the same 10
Gen. salcedo This is the foundation
for the report Of Marti's death.
II is rumored that another eXpedl-
tion has landed, consisting Of three
generals, one American, South Amer.
lean and Cuban
Jero Buden, q prominent member Of
the home rule party and Q newspaper
man, who loft the island of Cuba at
the commencement Of the revolution,
has landed with an expedition Of
twenty-four men from Monte Cristo.
Santa Domingo. Dcsertlous from the
Spanish army are reported daily, and
much trouble Is anticipated from the
troops on account Of the soldiers refus-
ing 10 obey orders
Woodward, the reporter for New
York paper, reported killed by tue
Spanish papers, finding il impossible
70 get back from the inscrgent lines.
has Joined the same, and been given
command of company under Maceo
The man killed Is said 70 be newspa.
per man named Boyton, who was try
ing 10 sell a dynamite machiDe 20 the
insurgents. which he offered for SEQ
0J0 Il is rumored In this city that
Campos has liberated all political pris-
oners az santiago.
sr AUGUSTINE, Fla, June i0-It u
reported that party Of cubans left
here Sunday morning while the town
was wrapped in slumber, for ManAn-
zas They were well equipped Nth
firearms and provisions The steamer
Orgnri,a is preparing To leave for Man
iansas on Tuesday, and expects to car.
ry quite party.
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FtReMEN KILLED
While In Route Prom Wheeling 60 Cam
rrnn. ". " IheIr IrnIn Va. Mrrrkrh.

While I'm Route Prom Wheeling 60 Cam
cron.w Va Their Train Wa. Wrecked.
FAIRNoSr " Va June IA About 9
o'clock sunday night frc broke out in
Crawford's livery stable. at Cameron,
a town oi igo0 population, between
here aud Wheeling, and AZ midnight
the stable, hotel. drug and two general
stores and several dwellings were de-
stroyed, the post office, baltimore 4
Ohio Railway Co. 'swarchousea and many
more dwellings wore In flames. and
there was every prospect that the en-
tire town would be in ashes by day
light High winds were prevailing,
and the water supply Of the town was
exhausted with the exception Of that
contained In the railroad cnmpany's
tanks. which was being used as a last
resort with bat very little effect
Aid was asked both from here and
Wheeling, and steam fire en-.
ginc left the latter place at II
o'clock for the scene, though IL is
thought the lack Of water will render
Il useless Telegtaphic communica-
tion Is now cut OF, which is taken as
an indication that the baltimore and
Ohio depot has been burned The loss
at midnight was estimated at $50. OO0
No loss Of life IS reported
WHEELING, W Va. June Ia -Bullc-
tin The train carrying detachment
Of the Wheeling fire department 10
Cameron. W Va, was wrecked On
route, and several are reported killed.
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THE RECEIPTS
By the NationAl Treasury Indieate Better
lines are Coming.


WAsHINGToS. Juno 1.-THE treasury
receipts are partaking Of the general
business revival, and while they do not
quite reach 20 the point OF equalizing
the expenditures, they are getting
nearer striking an even balance each
day.
Tor the ten days Of June the receipts
have aggregated g. ass, 900, or 81. 600. 900
a day, Sundays excluded. and the ex-
penditures have been 5000 900, or
81, 5Go. 600 in excess Of receipts The
daily deficit will be wiped out before
many days and the end OF June is
lilply TO show for the month an excess
OF = 10000 or 5000 oO0 receipts over
expenditures, o condition not reached
IN any one month for several years by
tho treasury.
The deficit for the year, which now
stands at eis a1G, 900. will be reduced 20
81. 1900 or below by June 90
This turn In affairs In the trcasury's
condition IS accounted for by the fact
that business is djustlng itself TO tariff
conditions and that large revenue is
now being received from articles that
heretofore yielded little. as they were
In stock"
There Is notably the case as regards
sugar. which had been imported free
under the former tariff law The free
stock Is now exhausted and imports
have been resumed The large guam
tity Of whisky taken out OF bond 10
escape the increased tax OF twenty
cents gallon is believed 10 be rum
ming low and new whisky Is being
taken out Of bond 20 supply the con
sumptive demand The increase In in.
ternal revenue receipts shows this
plainly.
With all the principal lines Of busi'
ness adjusting themselves 20 the pies
ent tariff conditions and with an IN
creased volume Of business apparent,
still the revenues Of the government
are not quite sufficient To meet fxoC
expenditures The incTea6ed revenue
of s40. OOo, 600 or $50, 100000 provided By
the senate over the house tariff act
principally on the items Of sugar. iror
orc and coal. makes the deficit just 81
much less, but leaves the treasury still
short This will have 20 be provided
for By the next congress.
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TELEPHONE War.
Number Of Indepsndent CompanJSs To
rBite 10 Fighting the Isell.

Number Of Independent Companies to
uplte 10 Fighting the BELL.
CmCAoO, June ll-Another tcle-
phone war L- about % be declared, and
again the Eel Co is TO be the object
OF attack Next month several small
companies, whish have been infringing
on the Ijerliner trsnsmitter patents,
controlled by the Bell Co. will orgnn-
Ire national association In Chicago
for the purpose Of fighting the Bell
people, both in and out Of court
The causes which have led 20 the
proposed organization originated with
the decision. two years ago. declaring
the Berliner patents voh This de-
cision has later been reversed and thus
the necessity for a fight by those COM
panies who have been doing business
on the belief that the patents were
void
The companies which will form tho
association are the West Construction
Co, OF Chicago; Standard Telephone
Co, Of New York, Hummings Trans
mitter Telephone Co, Kokomo, Ird.I
American Telephone and PhGnix Tele-
phone Cos, Indianapolis; Manhattan
Telephone Co, New York; National
Telephone Co, Boston, Anthony Telc-
phone Co, Cincinnati
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1895-06-14
THE GERMANS
Pv, Out Over France and Russia Sc.
curing Chinese Loan.
The German syndicate WIN seek an I'm.
tente with the English Financial
House la the Matter OF Good
shAre Of the Larger Loan.

nEHiN, June "a The news OF the
Franco.Russian loan Of ssOOOO. 600 10
China has proved 10 be disagreeable
surprise both 10 the government and
TO the leaders In financial circles who
had been relying upon official action
10 secure a large share Of the Chinese
loan Tor Germany Immediately upon
receipt u the news Of the Russian coup
the members of German syndicate,
Royal sechandlung is the head. com
municaicd with the financial depart
mcEt o. the government upon the
prospects Of tiermany's securing the
main indemnity loan. which will
amount 10 si5n,0O0, 900 or $500. 900. 900,
aud negotiations were also resumed by
the syndicate with the London Roth
schilds on the question OF the cooper
alton Of English bankers In the scheme.
The syndicate has received prompt
assurance that the government will in
tervene u obtain for Gcrmany share
~ such further financial arrangements
as China may require As the $50, OOQ.-
900 now guaranteed by Russia covers
only the indemnity 20 japan for the
surrender of the Lia-Tong peninsula.
German financial houses are confident
that China must have recourse 20 them
20 float the larger loan, which Russia
could not guarantees nor French iinan-
eiers supply without outside assist
ancc- The German syndicate. with
the approval Of the government, will,
therefore seek an entente with the
English financial houses Ia the matter
Of the larger luaa.
In the meantime the political impor-
tance Of the Franco. Russian arrange
mcnt is kecnly felt and Il is probable
that that loan will not be admitted
into the German and English markets
This, at least, is the feeling OF the syn
dictate. which includes In It's member
ship the Bleichroeicrs tho National
bank of Germany, lichren a Sons, OF
Hamburg; Won der llcydt S Co, the
Dresden bank, the schaafihausen
bank and other leading financial insti-
I tutlonS
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KILLS HER AssArLANT.
A Nary strange Anair In Omaha, Result
Ing In Mans Death.

a Yory strange Analr In Omaha. Result
Ing In n Mans Death.
OMAHA, Neb.. June 10 Mrs J. X
Ish Shot and killed W. H. Chapplc Sun
day night az her residence because
Of his attempt 70 assault her Mr.. and
Mrs. Ish are very wealthy and promi-
neat people. She Is only 20 years Of
age, a fow weeks ago she bought a
sewing machine and Chapple, one
Of the agents, was called In 20
repair IL lie made several visits,
and at one Of them made indecent
proposals 10 Mrs Ish, which she
resented. sunday he called at the Ish
house expecting Mr.. Ish 20 be AWAY.
lie came, no said, 10 repair the ma
chine, and during the absence Of Mr..
Ish from the room he attempted 20 as.
sault Mrs. lsh. Her husband rushed
10 her rescue, but was unable 10 gain
admittance 20 the room. Thrusting
his revolver through the door, Mrs
lsh seized it and fired four shots into
Chapple, killing him instantly. Chap
pie had bad reputation. Mrs Ish
was arrested
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sscRgTARY OF STATE


Hon Richard Oiney Takes the oath Of or.
fce and . . Installed In His New Posi-
tion.
WAsnISGToN, June Richard OIL.
ney Is now secretary Of state, having
taken the oath Of Office Monday morn
ing. As soon as he arrived the utter
exclusiyencss OF the department Of
justice WAS transferred 70 the state
department aud only few
Of the officials allowed 70 wit.
ness the ceremony. The public and
the press were allowed, however, 10
see the new secretary Of state walk
Though the corridors Of the state de-
p0rtmcnt 20 the diplomatic room. but
when he entered the door was closed
and only the assistant secretaries were
allowed within.
I, was about 1910 o'clock when Mr.
Olney came alone 10 the department,
and he went al once 20 the big diplo
matte audience room and was greeted
by Assistant Secretaries Uhl, Adee and
Rockhill There was Q half hour de
lolt hhl lhcn NhEi 5NHtiSe AA4eff 10
companied by his daughter, Mrs. Au
brey, arrived and everything was ready
to induct the new secretary into
Office.
The ceremony was brief and after
the oath was administered Mr.. OlneJ
was congratulated and for about hail
an hour be received the chief officials
Of the department
MIR. Lands, private secretary Of th'
late Secretary Gresham. then began 4
teach Mr.. olney the routine Of his new
office, but before he accomplished
much in that direction Justice Harlan
Of tho supreme court. called 70 talk u
the new secretary on some importan
law business, and tho AfFsirs Of stat
Ind 10 walt
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1895-06-14
CURRENT TOPICS.


MAHntE IS said to exist in "a Of our
states.
HosE quartz is found in Colorado and
Montana
GYrsrM is found in dozen different
Identities
ALAn,srEG exists in seventeen dit-
fcrcnt states
and Virginia
Tn moonstone exists IN North Caro-
lima and Georgia
THE emigration from ireland has
sunk "a lis lowest cbb since the year
ISL
ADoUr -O.mo children were In the
brooklyn Sunday-sehool childrcn's pa
rade.
A LICENsE IS required In England 10
sell ginger beer after ten o'clock at
night
Moss agate exists in considerable
quantities in Colombo and other west
ern states
TnE only quicksilver mines Of conse-
quencc IN this country are located in
California.
1HEHE are about 5OU golf clubs at
present In Great Britain, with about
5000 players
CoRALs arc not found within the
range Of rivers flowing into the ocean,
as fresh water II fatal
II is claimed that house well built
Of frst-clnss brick will outlast one
constructed OF granite
DH 5 +. SMITH, the venerable Hu-
thor OF America, is said TO be in
straitened circumstances
EvERT precious stone known % the
lapidary has been found within tho
limlts Of the United States
MoRE than half Of the entire culti-
vated area of Great Britain g now oc-
cupied by permanent pasture
/. EyEBY mineral and metal Of value Ia
the arts or industries is found within
the limits of the United States
a NEw steam plow tested ct waynes-
boro. Pa. turns furrows aggregating
forty feet ia width al one time
Nor long ago the princess Of Wales
was offered 5000 for an article by an
enterprising magazine manager
GES LoSGsrREEr Is still deaf from
the cannonading at Gettysburg and Il
compelled 70 use an ear-trumpet
TIM queen Of Italy Is graceful aud
skillful bicyclist and every day has a
spin on her rsilver-mounted wheel
a Man with the affectionnte name
Of Hug has been arrested 10 Gas
couade county, No. for ill-treating hi.
wife
oNE Of the moons Of Mars goes
through all Of its phases, new. fall
ard old moon. once each twenty-fouI
hours
Wiru three wives, scotch Nor
mon passenger arrived AZ Quebec
bound for Utah, but was refused 4
passport
LADY WILDE is said 20 be dying oi
a broken heart and ha- s-ia.'a- a. -.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1895-06-14
CUBAN sYMpATHIzERs
The state aud NAVY Departments to Guard
Against fillbusterinE Expeditions Leav.
ting the United Statea

Against fillbusterinE Expeditions Leav.
ting the united statea
WAsuiSGroS, June lL-ohicials Of
the state and navy departments are
considering tho advhAbility OF send.
ing warship to guard the Florida
coast 10 prevent the fllibusicrinR ex.
peditlons from leaving the United
States for Cuba, but an embarrassing
questioA has arisen 70 prevent lmmedb
ate action By ordering vessel 70 guard
that point OF the coast line. II ls-feared
that this government may place itself
In the position Of being held responsi-
bic by Spain for neglect In not having
done 30 before, and II ia also feared
that even II Spain did wHive the right
10 claim damages for previous neglect
by this country, embarrassment would
likely arise II any filibustering expe.
dttona succeeded in cvading the pa
troll
Late Monday afternoon Secretary
Herbert settled all doubt 0s TO the
course 10 bo taken by this government
BY issuing orders 70 the Raleigh 10
proceed At once TO Key West, Fla She
will be retained there TO watch the Ill.
busters. and sec that no moro cxpedI-
tions leave this country for Cuba with
contrabands on men for the insurgents,
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Borders & Stewarts.


don predict that she VIII never see her
son again
BERLIN has the reputation Of hand
ling street refuse with more profit %
the municipality than any other ciiyin
the world
InE Berlin war office has determine
cd, II Is hhid, 10 furnish artificial teeth
free OF charge, TO such soldiers as may
need them.
a BATTLE IN a magistrates court at
snyder, Tex. resulted In the death of
ono man ana the serious injury 81
three others
The official return ot the railway ac'
cidents OF Great britain for 1898 shows
that only sixteen persons were Killed
and sH injured.
REV Dh w T. iiENRN- pastor of the
First BAPTIST church at Eimira, J. T.
has been rendered the presidency Of
eoignte university
Divorce petitions In England Tor the
ten years from lssJ TO 02ayeragei 53a
year, there being nothing 70 Indicate
n progressive Increase.
FyE-cENt telegroms are 10 be tried
IN Italy The government Is also try
Ing 70 have the tariil with other Euro
Pean countries reduced
Wms Furmer Gideon strong, of
Knox county, Tenn fred two shots AZ
u trespasser his thirteenyear-ola
I dnughter died Of fright
MINNESOTA has o variety Of wolves
which 50 closely resemble the Siberian
wolf that many people believe they
came from that country
REroRTs from various parts Of the
country show that May 81 was the h0t-
I test last day Of Mag that the weather
bureau has any record Of
1HE native Formosan government,
which Is resisting Japan's efforts 20
take possession Of the island Is said %
have ga army Of 100 900 men
MARGUEmTE BoUYENyAL. Of Paris,
fell asleep on the night of May l.
1ss2. ana has not since awakened. She
Is fed twieea day on milk and peptoae.
PEorLE of Elwood Fla are very
much excited oyer the apFaritiou " a
hand on a window pane 81 house
wherein a woman died three years
ago.
4 tx the annual bleycle race from I,o-
deaux 10 Paris. s60 miles This wear
| Herr Gereer. an Austrian. cams In fI-,i
I of the amateur n y MONS and is0
minutes
Tuy king ~ ,b,. ii,lg,ar,. +. t,.,, L..,s o,,l i
one appearance atpublic worship On tho
course Of the year This Is oa the day
which eommemorutss hls accession 70
the throne.
TmK provost OF the University %
Pennsylvania has announced a gift ol
$1,000 from Robert H. foederer ioi
the erection ~ house on the dorui
tory system.
Tins colossal bronze statue q ihe
iAs aarsnai Mae naipn' nlisn .
oss.'hsa Sine, q acorn lhe marie ~ q illl.
o. maR'huA' mas osen sAe'eaA'4iis s"9'
az frieo'sa' near aiiaa
sisel senator s'','.'in 'elln ho'
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capi. Rlachburp apd rhrer Lolt

MILWAUKEE, Via, June il-GeorHe
Richards. mate Of the schooner Mabel
Wilson, received dispatch from son
OF capl Blackburn, at oswego, an
nounclng the laundering Of yacht
and the loss OF his father and three
others Capt blackburn is an old lake
vessel master and once commanded the
schoopers West Side, ], Z. Gilmore and
Dan Lyons Tho yacht is probably tho
Gilama, whose supposed loss was an.
nounced in Sunday nights dispatches
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wAsulN0r0N, June 10 Mr. Yang fu,
the Chinese minister, accompanied by
two 81 his suite. was received by the
president at the white house, In order
10 present an official communication
from the Chinese government formal
lv thanking the president and govern
mont Of the United States Tor their
friendly Offices Ia behalf Of securing
peace between China and Japan, The
document containing China's exprc.'
nlnna of nratltndc was of yellow silh
aud ornamontcd hy rlhhcas OF the
nnme color a wan alaaul two icsi
Wide aud several feet In lenn'A =
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1895-06-14
ARMENIAN COMMISSION.
European Delegates Refuse to Have Nor,
To no with the Turkish

TO un WIN tho lnrhhhs
LoSnoN, June 10. The Daily News
Monday published dispatch from
Turkish Armenia, dated June 4, and
sent via Kars, Russin, dated June o
The dispatch says that the Armenian
commission that was sitting at Moush
closed on May 81, the European dele
gates telling the Turkish members
that they could have nothing more to
do with them. The final cause Of the
rupture was the refusal Of the Turkish
commissioners TO examine important
witnesses, basing their refusal on pure
ly farcial grounds
uThe Daily News, commenting on the
dispatch. viii say that the attitude Of
the Turkish commissioners has been
Invariably increasingly dishonest, and
that their recourse TO bribery and eoer-
cion was prompted and ratified by the
highest authority in Constantinople.
Great Britain has appointed a vice con-
sui for the vilayet OF Bitlis He will
reside at MOush
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1895-06-14

BALrNoRr, June 10 One Of the
most disastrous Sunday conlagratioRs
that ever visited this city occurred on
East Monument street Sunday, One
hundred persons were rendered home
less and sl25,0O0 went up In smoke,
The fire was discovered little before
II o'clock in the planning mill OF A.
storck 4 Co The flames spread to the
lumber yards adjoining, and then TO
several dwellings Ten houses ada
cent, on East Monument street. and
nine residences on north Front street
In the rear, were Quilted, the burned
area covering over 1000 square feet
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THREE KILLED
And Five Seriously Injured In = Train
Wrech In West Virginia

Nreck IN West Virginia
RosIBV's Rock, W. Va, Juno IA
special train, which left Wheeling
with assistance for tire-swcpt Cameron
jumped the trnck short distance east
OF bridge No iia and two miles east
Of Roseby's Rock early Monday morn
ing. The train was running at rnpld
rate when the engine jumped the
rails and turned over on It's eide
down an embankment Of about 30
feet high. The cab caught firc and
Engineer Duffy was found inside in
the midst of the flames lie was
crushed in a shocking manner, and he
must have died almost instantly.
Richard Donahue, Jr., Of Wheeling,
was on fiat car next 70 the tender,
and when found was under tho
trucks Life was extinct
Charles II. Lytton. OF Moundsvillc,
was also ON tho hat car, and his breast
was badly crushed All Of the oecu.
pants Of the chboose, eleven 10 mum.
Der, were more or less seriously in.
jured'
Several others were seriously In
iured. There were no lights In the
vicinity and the persons who were no,
injured found the work OF rcsche very
difficult Many Of them made their
way 10 this place, where messengers
were sent for physicians
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WASHINGTON, June 1.-THE depart.
ment of state, Monday. received a
cablegram from Cape Town, South
Africa, announcing the death there Of
Charles H. Benedict United States
consul at that place Benedict was
born in New York, and was appointed
10 the Cape Town consulate by Presi-
dent Cleveland IN June 1894 The of
fee pays 81, 500 year.
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VIENNA June i0-Ten thousand
worsingmen attempted 10 hold a meet
ing in the Prater Sunday morning. but
a great force Of policemen. on horse
back and on foot, prevented them.
Later the mob gathered again and
paraded the streets II was feared that
an attack might be made ON the public
buildings, and strong forces Of police
were detailed TO guard the ministerial
offices and the parliament house.
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Kidnapped By nan.srs.

BuTrE. Mont, June ii.-A dispatch
from Chinook, Mont, says the l2-year-
old son Of Marcus MeKain. 4 rancher,
has been kidnapped by Frank Turner. .
hunter. and several other men whose
identity Il unknown. A note has been
sent 20 MeRain by Turner stating tha,
the boy would ho held for ransom
The boys parents ore almost dis
tracied- A posse Of ranchers and cat
tlemen started after the robbers and
trailed them some distapce into the
mountains, but Lost the trail Another
posse was organized and the search {,
being continued