The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1897-04-06

Cecil Rhodes left o idon Saturday for
his home in South Africa.
The farmhouse OF william Miohaeir.
near Waldo, o., was destroyed BY fire..
Loss. o. 500.
The Poland PAPER company's mill at
Gilbertviile, Me-. was burned, with loss
Of probably olo,0
Lady Lasc lies. wife Of Sir Frank @.
Lasc lies. the British ambas sador to Ger
many. de In Berlin Saturday.
The steamer X. 4. Cole sunk In the
@ NIB rlald river at Hunter ] o Mt, near
Nashvill.. Th.es negro roustabouts were
drowned.
W. L. Thornton, governor of New Mex
loo, has sent his resignation to Washing
ton 1t 10 thought that 1t will be accept
cd at once
The Barnard Brick company Of Bel
laire, O.. has assigned to Hunter S. Arm
strong and r. L. Bowman. The plant
cost t32, $50.
Mrs. Nancy Miller, an octogenarian, fell
downstairs at her home, near Mexico, o..
Saturday night, breaking her neck and
dying Instantly.
Fifteen persons were injured In riot
at Huntington, w. Va, between Repub-
licans an Democrats as result Of the
late city election
The Spanish cruiser Tnfanta Maria
Teresa will represent Spain at the cere-
| m mics attending the dedication of the
Grant monument
The steamship Fuerst Bismarck, which
arrived in New York harbor Saturday.
from Mediterranean ports. brought nearly
1,0o) Italian immigrants.
The secretary of the int ,ior has issued
an order prohibiting all subordinate Off
GERS from giving any information to the
public about office matters.
President Mckinley and wife will go to
New York,on the Goth to attend the Grant
monument dedication on the 27th and re-s
turn to Washington on the 2Sih.
Mrs. Edward Fuller and daughter Of
Furnessville, Ind, were thrown from
buggy by the horse running away, both
receiving probably fatal injuries.
The Richardson building, the largest (
structutefin Chattanooga, Tenn, was to-
tally DESTROYED by file Saturday Loss
nearly $50 0o), with about 100000 insur-
ance.
Mrs. Charles Harrison of College Cor
ner, o., while attempting TO stop run
away horse, was knocked down and re-
Q lived injuries from which she can not re-
cover.
Mrs Louise Watkins of Niles, o., sued
the Pittsburg and Western Railroad COM
pany forS 5000, alleging personal injuries
from being. put of u train at Youngs-
town, o.
I John Carney, aged 20, while repairing
fences on his fathers farm, near Youpgs- 4
town O., was attacked by vicious bulls
and terribly mingled. Surgeons say the
injuries will prove fatal
\ Captain J. Laryan, a prominent attor-
pey OF Richmond, Ind, member of the
Loyal Legion and aide on General Woods
star during t Q war; died suddenly at his
home OF heurt disease az q 56geays,
Winfield Scott Ray, Ell o o. the Tom
coat Sh lbgvil.e Ind /, diel saturday
Of dropslcat ticull3 aged ~ l,eceased
was one o the b2stS lnown ne ysp ger
hleh in Indiana and was br4lianb
writer.
Assistant Naturalist N b. Miller Of the
Unto States ship Albatross is dead OF
Bights disease at che marine hospital in
San Diego Cal He was q civil secvio5
appointee, and had been IA years on the
Albatross,
Daniel Felix, proprie tor of, - fetdstore
in Golunbu,, Q was Fgsgb d III his
stpre az ~ cIoCh Gd{Hla-y nl9hJ by q
stranger and robbed Of $40 The rObber
escaI Mr. Felix's skull is thc ght TO
be fractured
Will J, NJ Clark and W. i. johnson,
white i.izens OF De,arc, Ark, We're at
tempting to cross theWhite river at that
place their small boat b came unmanasyS !
able and both men were thrown into the
water and drowned.
Colonel Charles f. Woodward, we'll
known proprietor of the Hyatt House in
Washington, Ind, died Saturday of
Bright's disease. He WAS 81 years of age,
a King Templar and well known to the
travelling pubic He leaves a family.
At Warren, o., Sherb Kear and Jesse
Reaser, 10 years old, engaged in fight.
Reaser sruck Kear a deadly blow just
under III heart, which rendered him un-
conscious. He was carried hons and is
N OF expected TO live. Reaser is under ar
rest.
Raymon Ammon,, a boy of Muncie,
Ind, fell into large cistern and was GO
ing down for the third time when Charles
Robbins plunged into the cistern and 4
caught him. de had desperate time In
keeping himself and young Ammon afloat
until help arrived for both.
Inc Standard Oil company has reduced
the price of Lima oil 1 cent per barrel,
making North Lima district IS, South
Lima and Indiana 81 cents per barrel.
Eastern oil was reduced . cents per bar
rel. This is d appointment to pro-
ducers, who expected an advance.
Robert Smith shot and killed Dale (,
Asher at Pineville, KY. The dispute arose
over division OF land A general battle
was fought and several shots were fired,
in which Asher was shot and fatally
wounded. Before he died he said Smith
killed him. Both are prominent men.
!, The westboInd through passenger train
On the Oregon Short Line was ditched
naar Malad station in Utah. A tourist
sleeper, a passenger coach and two PULL
man sleepers were overturned and demol.
ishcd. p. Kennedy Of Kansas City. Mo-,
was killed and five others seriously In