The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1897-05-13
OTHERWISE UNNOTICED.

Senator Morgan will try to secure a
vote on his Cuban resolution this week.
Edward Craig was held up at Sedalia
Mo. -Four men are in jail charged with
the crime.
81, Louis societies carried off the
bulk of the class honors at the national
funniest
HIS Office in October to resume his lee
tdre tours.
Tie national funniest concluded at
ST. Louis Sunday. Rain spoiled the
field work.
Daisy Day, ~ years old, daughter Of
wealthy Chicagoan, stole a bicycle
and was arrested.
The post Office department is taking
steps to extend mail facilities in the
suburbs Of cities.
The conference report on the Indian
appropriation bill will be ready for con
sideration this week.
Hugh w. Mauch killed himself at
Mount Carmel, Ill, In the presence of
his wife and children.
Planters In the Natchez districts
deny that the reports of the floods
work have been exaggerated.
Seven thousand armed insurgents are
in the Matanzas province, Cuba, which
Gen. Weyler says is paciicd.
Rev. DIR. George j. Johnson, Baptist,
celebrated the fifty-fourth anniversary
of his ministerial career at st. Louis
Sunday.
Committee vacancies in the senate
will be filed this week, in accordance
with the agreement made by democrats
and republicans.
The ring and stables of the Circus
Moiiere in Paris were burned Sunday
night fireman and policeman being
seriously injured.
Col Thomas p. Smith, of Arkansas,
may be retained as assistant commits
sipner of Indian affairs on account of
his knowledge of the work.
Maj Mcnamara, of Kansas City, took
his life when a friend threatened to sue
for the recovery of $40 loan, which
the major was unable TO repay.
Floo,t committees at Baton Rouge,
In, will try to close the Burton ere
vase, which threatens to inundate the
country from that city to New Orleans.
At the farm of Scott Kistler near
Adamsboro, Ind, two boys were so
badly injured by lightning that one
will die. The other will be a maniac
the rest of his life.
While scorching in Chicago, Sunday,
Louis Taxis, u bicyclist, dashed head
foremost into a milk wagon, lifting
section of his skull and exposing the
brain. lie viii die.
Capt Henry Romeyn. who was re-
Gently tried by court~martial at Atlanta
for knocking Lieut.. O'Brien down on
the parade ground, will get off, it is
said, with reprimand
j. A. Sizemore and his wife, of
Rogers, Ark, were separated by the
wife's father. Sunday night the wom-
an escaped by jumping from second
story window and rejoined her hus-
band
bag stuart says the pictures of the
Carsah City aght between Corbett and
Fitzsimmons taken by the verascope.
are perfect They viii be ready for
exhibition in New York city by June 10
or 10.
A st. Louis negro walked into a
butcher shop, picked up knife saying
he was going to take It for minute TO
kill a nigger. After doing the job he
returned the bloody knife and made his
escape.
An anonymous donor has sent the
sum of f37, 800 to the committee of man.
Rgement of the charity bazar in the
Rue Jean Coujon, Paris, which was thJ
scene of last weeks terrible tragedy
from fire.
The coroners inquest at Ste. Gene.
We've, No, over the body of Miss Boil.
lett. who was murdered, developed the
theory that she was slain by man who
had been writing her anonymous let
ters for two years.
Frank Miller walked out on the plat
form of fast train on the Illinois
Central near Golden, ILL.,, and was
thrown off when the train rounded
sharp curve. He received injuries
which may prove fatal.
The famous Capt. William Strong,
who has been engaged in mountain
wars ever since he was mustered out
of the federal army in 1865, was assas
siDated Sunday morning near his home
in Breathitt county, Ky.
ElETX.fIETH GnNGRESS.