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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1895-08-16
A REVOLT
Against Anti-siIver Platform Adopt.
ed by Iowa Democrats.
II h Believed Many Democrats VIII Vote
the Popuilat Tlckst-Ths Chairman Of
the Democratic Free silver Commit
tee Writes an Open Letter.


OMAHA, Neb.. Aug. l2.--Spccials TO
the World-Herald from varions points
In Iowa indicate formidable revol.
against the anti-silver platform adopt
cd by the Iowa democratic state con
vention at Marshal!town last week.
IL Is believed by some observers that
many democrats will vote the popu-
list ticket and that others will
not vote at all AZ Council
nluffs two members Of the county COM
mittee, among them w. II. Ware, rep
resentative Of that county in the legis-
lature. have resigned their positions,
refusing to act with the party under
the circumstances, though declaring
they will not act with any other party.
and Il Is said that the entire committee
will resign
Among the most outspoken Of the
disaifected ones is Judge W. c. James
Interviewed Sunday night he said;
rIf the declarations Of the MARSHALL
town convention are true then we
have been misrepresenting, abusing
and lying about the republican party
ever since 1879. Their financial decla-
tion Is identical with the principles of
the republican party rs laid down in
every state convention since the crime
Of is7a There is no difference to-day
between the two parties, and as the re-
publicans have always been consistent
on this subject. the acknowledgement
" the Iowa democrats that their an
iagonists are right gives them
tremendous advantage and
will watch them win smother great
: victory In Iowa this fall without any
sorrow. do not say viii vote th'
republican ticket but only that vii
: not vote with the democrats, and hs
, am not populist and have no patienc'
, with their yAgAries, ] will dc what
/ great majority OF the democrat
Q around will do--not vote at all Their
3 are Iss federal ofIico holders in tha
state convention, and nearly an o
, them were there by proxy. They reT
I resent Cleveland and his gold bugs
d and not the democratic party in Iowa.
: J. J. Shea. chairman Of the demo
a cratic FREQ silver committee. and las
o year candidate for clerk Of the suprem
u court on tho democratic state ticket,
out In an open letter In which h
, charges the federal Office holders in III
convention with all sorts OF threat
n bulldoling, cajolery and bribery in d
, fcating the free silyeramendment il
advises democrats not 10 bolt, but ke6
Z up the fight.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1895-08-16
THE WoRLD's MARKBTa
Canada Incoming . Great compotitor of
the United states IN Foreign Trade

!"
WAsnsarox, Aug. lathe secreta-
tary Of agriculture will issue in few
days bulletin No. 4. Of the Worlds
market series" The present one treats
OF Canadn, which has become so great
n competitor OF tho United States In
foreign markets
This bulletin shows that the total
exports OF our canadian neighbor In
creased from ss9. 900, 900 In 1885 70 e1ia-
600, 600 In 1894, or 50 per cent; the I'M
ports from 500, 900 900 10 el23, 900, 900,
or 10 per cent; and the total
trade from si0s, 100000 TO s24l, l,oo0'
900, or 2i per cent during the Same
period. The largest proportional
annual increase was In 1892. when the
value Of the total trade exceeded that
Of the preceding year about II per
cent During the years 1883 70 1901 In
elusive the trade OF Canada with tho
United States exceeded that with any
other country; since then the United
| Kinadom OF Great Britain and ireland
has taken first rank, with the United
States second. An important fact 4
that large share Of the agricultural
products going abroad from Canadian
seaports are cereals and -four 10 transit
from the United States. OF SCI. .0oo. 0o'
OF such products shipped last year
g, OOO, 900 was American merchandise
OF late years increased attention ha'
been given by the government OF Gao
ada 10 dairy interests, encouraging thu
dairy associations throughout tn
country and passing strict sanitarl
laws regulating the manufacture o
cheese and butter No adulteration
can be used and the importation, manu-
facturc and sale Of oleomargarine an'
other similar substances are prohit
ited Though the quantity Of butte
exported decreased from ten and one
half million pounds in 1865 :
five and one-half millions In 1904
nearly 90 per cent, the value decline
, from 81, ZOO 600 TO 81. 100000. or neari
,, thirty per cent. This indicates III
provcmcnt In the quality Of butter e'
ported.
The export Of cheese has increase
notably. While In 1865 it was ala, 81
pounds. valued at soeo. 54a. in 1894
rose TO the large figure Of i54. OF, y
pounds, valued at els, ass, ,lpL
Mention is made Of the fishing i
!. dustry and forest products The val'
Of tho former In 1904 was over eS0. .0o(
!, 900. and OF the latter for 1904 over 81
\ OO0O60 In wood pulp In 1904 u
United States alone imported from d
dominion s36o,0l0
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1895-08-16
STRANGE DEATHS


a Woman With spasms Falls AcrQss Tah
Of Woter and Drowns-A Child In Het
Arms Was Also Drowned.
BALTIMoRE. Aug. lS--With the body
Of her emonths-old baby John, clAsped
tightly in her arms, Mrs Barbara
Buschman, rs years old, Of s05 oDon,
nell street. was found dead Monday
morning When the woman's husband,
George Buschman, retired Sunday
night, his wife remarked that shS
would remain below stairs q while TO
allow the baby to get somo air.
When the husband akoke Monday
morning he found his wife's body
beside small tub filed with wateF
her head hanging over the edge
Pressed closely 70 her breast was thu
dead child. completely immersed In the
water. After IN examination the ply
sieians declared that the woman diet
of spasms. superinduced by intermit
tent fever. The woman had falleI
across the tub. and in her unconsciou
condition held her babe under waite
for several hours
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1895-08-16

ELwooD, Ind, Aug, IA homing
pigeon society. composed OF fifty mem.
bcrs and owning nearly 1000 birds
500 Of which arc trained, has been or
ganized in this city, with MIR. Piggoti
as president, Joseph branch, vice-pres'
ident; VIM Kromcs, secretary; John
Collir. treasurer. and John Tarpey
racing secretary. The society will be
gin sending birds to Pittsburgh Mon
day, and daily thereafter, and thu
speed attained by the bird carefully
noted. Birds will also be sent to Gin
cinnati and Chicago, and also Indian
apolis, and young birds will bo sen
with tho trained ones 70 bo trained.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1895-08-16

LAroRrE. Ind. Aug. 1.-two stran'
gers called on Clayton Mallory, apron,
inent Steuben county farmer. One Of
the men introduced himself as byron
spofIord, president Of the Branch
County Savings bank, and with this
formal Introduction entered into nego
tiations for tho purchase Of Mallory''
farm. The purchase prlce was finally
agreed upon and Mallory produced .
tin box containing the abstract o
title, and In whlcl was also $1,000 h
paper money. The two men nssaultcs
Mallory, and beating him into uncon
ucIousncas disappeared with the BOZ
and moHty,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1895-08-16
HARMONY SOCIETY.
They Celebrate Their NInety-first Har
vest Home Day ~ Economy. Ia

They Celebrate Their NInety-First nar-
vest Home Day NJ Economy. Ia
pIrrsBuRGm. Ia, Aug Il. The lIar'
mony society celebrated its sninety-hrst
harvest homo day At Economy Sunday.
OF tho original members living Of the
once wealthy society only two were
present to-day There mas been much
dissension in the ranks Of late, owing
10 the opposition against senior trustee
Dusg
One Of the features Sunday was q
concert given by trustee Duss' band
Ono Of the selections rendered wa
'srhc G. A. Il In Dixie, or North and
south" dedicated To tho coming en-
campment at Louisville, Ky. The
march was 80 popular that the visitor
were not satisfied until il had beer
rendered three times Mr. Duss is thu
comnoSer
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1895-08-16
IN BELLE MEADE CEMETERY

The Remains q the Late Justice Jaehson
Laid to RcaG-Tuii~s and nrewcr Pres
ent
NASHVILLE Tenn, Aua. is.-The re-
mains of the late Justice Howell +
Jackson. ~ the supreme court of the
United Sta.cN were laid at rest Ia q
private family cemetery at Belle
Meade stock farm, six miles west OF
this city. Monday morning at 1890
o'clock ilelle Meade Is the home OF
Gen. W II. jackson. brother u the de-
ceased Iustice. who "a associated with
Richard crpcker l. raising thorough
bred horsoA II = one Of the loveliest
spots In all the country.
Tho funeral cortcge moved from
Z West Meade, tho home Of the deceased
J justice, shortly after o'clock, and
was something lcse than an hour
reaching its destination
The officiating clergymen were Revs.
]. H. McNcily and r. lin Cave, both OF
this city.
The ceremonies at the grave were
not elaborate, but very impressive
Chief Justice Fuller and Justice
Browcr were the only members Of tho
supreme court present The others arr
scattered SO far apart Il was impossibl,
for them to reach here In time,
large number Of prominent men from
Tennessee and other states were amonl
the attendants
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1895-08-16
A rOur-Handed Duel

NowATA. L T.. Aug. IA desporate
and bloody battle between the Mo
GuirlS brothers and tho Walker broth
ers occurred here Monday morning.
There were two ON each side, and the
four were armed with shotguns and
tho fight was hot one When the
smoke cleared away all Of tho partics
pants were found 10 be fatally
wounded. The tragedy grew oot o
an old grudge
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1895-08-16

ELrRIA, O., Aug. i2-The johnson
Co. is preparing 10 construct a railroad
from Sandusky TO Cleveland via Lorain
and the steel plant Two routes have
been surveyed east from the steel plant
one Of which covers twenty-two milesi
the other ends at Berea. where connec'
ton is made with the Big -Four. 1t Il
understood that the terminal facilities
OF the latter will be used In Cleveland
BIDS have been invited on the eonstruc
tion Of the eastern end Of the new
line, which will be mainly freigh
road, designated TO carry the OUTPUT
Of the johnson Co. Its construction
will probably hurry the work of har
Dor improvements at Lorain.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1895-08-16

INpIANAroI.Is. Ind, Aug i2-0ov.
Matthews has appointed the following
delegates to rcprcsent Indiana at the
Mexican exposition, which Is TO open
next April and continue six months;
Jas. stuSebaiter. George Ford and Ben
jamin Birdscll. South Bend; John H.
nass, ~ Wayne; Ralph II. Hemingway,
Mancie; John J. Cooper and Volney T.
Maiott. indianapolis; james II. WI
lard. bedford; Francis ]. Reitz and
BENJAMIN Vonhehren, Evansville; John
L. fiergs and @. w. nennett, Terrs
Haute; Gcorgc Pence, Columbus; Wal
ter Evans, Nohlesville; benjamin Star
/ Richmond.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1895-08-16

PrrrsnuRom, Aua. is--Twenty dele
rates representing the miners en-
ployed In the thirty-fourth pool minee
met In convention here Monday. The
mlnora represented aro without tho
national organization aud are dlsaatia'
ncd with the terms Of tho recent com'
nromlse adjustment Of wagoa In the
plttahuruh district Tho morning nes.
nion was occupied IN cifecsinE an or
ennllatlon and passing on crcdcnt'alA
Among those applying for admission
were the officials Of the miners union
Thla was refused. however much :,
lho ohngrIn Of lho officials
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1895-08-16

CESrERyiILE. Ind, Aug, 10 Chris
topher Columbus Cleveland, Of Center
vile. who u eighty-one years old. left
his home In January last and walked
70 Danville. III. To pay visit TO his
mother. who still lives, at the age OF
ia. After a short visit with her he
started 70 walk 10 Washington, d. G,
10 see abou, his pension. Having sat
lsfactorily adjusted the matter, he re
turned on foot lie left Conterville OF
February ia and arrived in Washing
ton in May.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1895-08-16

BLooMISoDALK, Ind, Aug. la-Jus-
tico Penny held for trial Daniel Kellar.
his wife and sister. Nancy, for the
murder Of Miss Clara shanks, the beau
tiful young girl found dead few
weeks ago at Wolf Creek falls, Tho
theory OF the prosecution is that Miss
Shanks was murdered in the Kellar
house. II was proved that Mrs kellar
threatened Miss Shanks
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1895-08-16
nle,I nt lhe Are of fea.

INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. l2.-Mrs Keziah
Pierce, who claimed to be 1913 years
old, died in the Alpha home, n refuge
for friendless eolored women She was
four times married, and was the
mother Of twenty children. She was
wretchedly ignorant and her memory
was defective. but she remembered
that abe was born in Virginia and that
she was sold TO the Gilmore family, OF
Christian county, Ky. She lived In
that state until 9S years ago, when she
came here.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1895-08-16

NKw YoRK, Aug. l2,-owing TO the
recent sad bereavement Of Rev Dewitt
Talmage he did not prepare ser.
mon for Sunday, the second time he
has failed in his ministerial career, COW
cring more than 4Oycars. to address on
Sunday congregation from the pulpit
or through the press
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1895-08-16

SERGEST, Ky, Aug. is-Dolphus
Bukcy, farmer near the mouth OF
Forked creek, Perry county, has lately
discovered rich silver mine on his
farm. Great excitement prevails and
further investigation will be made II
Is said that silver in paying quantities
,os, h, lonnd
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1895-08-16
noln COMO ABROAD.
fhs Drain Upon the Reserve seems - hass
liegun in Earnest

WAsnlNoroN, Aug. lathe drain
upon the gold reserve Of the treasury
OF the United States forcshndowod in
these dispatches for some time past,
seemed 10 have begun Ia earnest Mon.
dnv when the officials were advised OF
the withdrawal Of q. 900 from the
sub-trcasury at New York for export.
Tho condition Of affairs has occasioned
much speculation Of the means the ad-
minlstration will employ 70 maintain
the gold reserve. should the probab able
withdrawala reduce Il below the
amount which Il Is deemed necessary
for the government 70 hold. II can be
stated that AS between another issue
OF bonds and the calling Of an extra
session Of Congress that the former
viii be resorted 10.
Mondav's withdrawals were the larg-
eat on amy one day since the contract
with the I;elmont- Morgan syndicate
went into effect last February They
reduced the gold In the treasury 70
slni. a0e, ,sGa. or loss Of more thnn o.
oo0 900 from the highest point y
reached after the syndicate had made
its slnai payments last month On july
the gold reserve reached si07,ail,
as. being higher then than on any day
according 70 the trcnsdry's ofiicinl
.'ten days" statement since February
"a isoa between the two days NAMED
u6e. 100000 United States bonds wer'
sold for gold. At prices aggregatinl
sise. 900. and the gold reserve whicl
was something over sGa, 900. 900 In Jan
uary. isga. rcplcnished a. u has beet
(. by these bonds, amounts 10 u li,tl
more than sl0i. O00. 900. or net loss
si4o.0oo.Oo0
Department officials arc 10th 10 dis
cuss the effect on tho treasury OF re
moved gold shipments or 20 expres
an opinion as 10 their probable extent
OF when the shipments viii cease. @
whether the bold syndicate will fec
: Itself bound 10 place tho gold as Il d.
after the first large withdrawal afte
the purcha.c of honda With exchanR
al teoK. an exceedingly high fgur'
tho opinion is generally expressed thr
!. gold exports 10 the extent Of go, Ooa q
: or s5o, ,Ooo 900 are likely 10 Occur befoI
October /
The excess of expenditures oTer r
; colpts for the past two years amour
). 70 siO7. 900. .ooo. and for tho month az
= a third which has elapsed Of the Gu
Z rent year eis.ooo,0oo. liut the rcceip
= ore Increasing and officials express Il
horc that by January next they vi
q equal the expenditures, OF nearly so.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1895-08-16

MITCHELL, Ind, Aug. l2-The TWEEN
ty-frst annual reunion Of the Burton
family will be held Thursday, August
%, at the Burton cemetery, two and
one-half miles southwest OF Mitchell
Addresses viii be make by DR.. 7. 7.
Eaton, of Louisville, KY; Hon. Win
cumback. Of Greensburg, Ind, ,sand
othera
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1895-08-16

MmpLKsBoRo, Ky, Aug. ia-carrie
Slaughter. aged 10, colorcd, died and
was buried three weeks ago. No min
lister could be secured TO preach the
funeral. This week Rev. Thompson
Of Richmond. came. The body was ex
humed, the funeral preached and the
body then reburied.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1895-08-16
cnnans N Nav Yort Well Pleased.

New YoRK. Aug. Ia --Cubans In this
city are delighted at tho news that
provisional government has beer
formed in Cuba. and that Maseo had
been elected president They regard
him a. q true patriot and otherwis'
the right man for the place.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1895-08-16
gaas. Patton sim in the FlssA

LouisvLbE, Ky, AuR. lathe 70
port that Judge ). s Patton. OF the
Twenty-fourth judicial district 81 Ken
tuck, Is dead, proved to be erroneous
Ho has been seriously NJ but Is nov
rapidly recovering.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1895-08-16

wAsnINoroN, Aug lathe eonfer
enco Of FREQ silver democrats called BY
Senators Harris, Jones and Turpip'
WIN be held In Washington Wednee
aay, and may extend Over that and th'
ppHi DAY. -..-. ~-r
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1895-08-16

NEw YoRK. Aug Ia Monday after
noon the big United States cruiser
Columbia, which recently raced across
the west bound course Of tho Atlantic,
wns iloatoa into the dry dock at the
brooklyn navy yard The vessel was
viewed by many naval officers Mon
day. and Tuesday she will be exam
ined by the board OF examiners from
Warrington to ascertain II her keel
has been warped by the distribution
- ..,.fsrht
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1895-08-16

WASHINGTON. Aug. la-No decision
Is expected from Controller Bowler In
regard to the payment Of the sugar
bounty claims for some time probably
not before the return 70 tho city Of
Secretary Carlisle, which viii be about
the first OF September.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1895-08-16

SOFIA, Aug. ia-Tufektchieff, who
was arrested on suspicion Of having
murdered ex.Prime Minister Stambu'
loft, has been liberated on bail. No
others have been arrested In conncc'
ton with the assassination.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1895-08-16

CnrcAao, Aug. ia-.ludge BreDtano,
In the superior court Monday morning.
gave waideck lodge. knights of Pyth-
las, authority 10 use the German lam
guaac in It's ritual. An injunction re-
StrainIng the Grand lodgetrom further
interfering with Waldeck lodge, be-
cause It's members persist in using the
German language during services In
the lodge room, was made permanent
Search for Howard PietEol's Remains.
LoaASsroRT, Ind, Aug. ia-Franh
p Geyer, Philadelphia detective, Il
here searching for the remains Of
Howard Pietzel. an alleged Holmes
victim. lie claims the boy was KILLED
and hurried here In trunk.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1895-08-16

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-10-15
MASEL TRIALDELAYED
Absence of Scott Causes An
other Continuance.
WIRES MAY NOT BE BURIED.
Petition OF Companies IL Considered
Water Mains on Paved Streets
Parking of Hills.

The visitors LOBBY was crowded when
the council met in joint session % take
az the trial Of charges against Fire Com
2rEilsSlonsr MaSsl. and Mases and his attor-
ney. John Wiley, had seats inside the
raj. Wiley stated that he had conferred
with Corporation Counsel Scott. and as
result, asked that the trial be postponed.
Mr.. Scott was not able 10 he present. and
did not want the trial 70 proceed until he
could return from Olympia. where he Is
IN attendance before the supreme court
II was first moved TO postpone the trial
until the next regular meeting of the coun-
Gil. Monday night but Wiley objected. BE-
cause he believed the trial would take Up
an entire evening itself. He asked that
il be he'd next Wednesday night. A mo-
ton TO this effect was lost ny tie vote.
Tuesday night. Thursday night. Friday
night and Saturday night were rejected.
and finally Ii was postponed until next
Monday night az $50 o'clock.
In joint session the assessment rolls
were approved Tor the Improvement of
seventh and Albert streets by The con-
structioB of sewers, OF Second street from
Pike 20 Iesier avenue BY brick paving.
and OF Front street from Madison street
10 Yesler avenue by brick paving.
In the board OF aldermen a Lively dis
cussisn was held over a report from the
Joint finance committee practically rec
ommending that no special policemen be
hired hereafter 10 Enforce the scarlet
fever quarantine. The report was finally
re-referred for ordinance. a committee
was appointed to act with a committee
from tho house Of delegates on petitions
urged by the electric companies and husi-
ness men against the enforcement of the
underground wire ordinance, and asking
for further time. In the house Of dele
gates plan for parking certain steep
streets was adopted. a plan for connect
ing the water main on Second street with
the adjacent buildings was unfsvorably
reported on by Superintendent Youags. Of
the water department, and was rejected.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-10-15

San Francisco, Oct. 14-Arrived- San
Benito, Tacoma: schooner Glendale,
Whatcom: schooner Emma and Louise,
Unalaska: schooner Joseph and Henry.
CoquilIe river; schooner James \. Garfield.
Grays Harbor: schooner Melancthon.
Grays Harbor. Departed-Costa Rica, Ma
naimo brig Geneva, Seattle: Arcata, Coos
bay: Homer. Coos bay. Freights and
charters American schooner w. +.
Witzeman. Puget Sound, lumber thence
Santa Rosalia: American schooner Glory
of the Seas. coal from Departure Bay 70
San Francisco; Chilean bark India, now
at Vancouver. lumber thence 10 Ndipar-
also: American ship Louisiana, now at
Nanaimo. coal thence 10 San Francisco.
Hoquiam. Wash, Oct l2-Arrived-1Stmr
Del Norte from San Francisco. schooner
Pioneer is having three new masts put IN
place at the ship yards here.
Vancouver. B. c., Oct. H.-Special.-Th
steamer Empress OF India sailed today
for the Orient. She had over ninety sa-
loon passengers. and a large number or
Chinese. Among the passengers was Or.
Mackay. a pioneer missionary In For-
mosa. who is returning 10 his labors in
that country.