The bee. (Earlington, Ky.) 1889-19??, 1897-07-29
OTHERWISE UNNOTICED.

A prehistoric fort has been discovered
In South Dakota.
The miners at Trenton and Centralia,
Ill, decided to quit work.
Tho largest crowd ever seen In Sho-
shone, Idaho, welcomed William II.
Bryan.
The mining situation at Pana, Ill. /,
has not chauged-the miners are still
out
Herbert st. Clair Shankln died at his
home In Hopkinsville, KY. OF typhoid
fever.
Prince Talsehito has left New York
for Vancouver, whence he will sail for
japan.
The annual encampment of the Chris
tian churches Of Illinois will be held
this week at Eureka.
A. p. Bennett was killed at Edwards
Vile, Ill, by coming in contact with q
live electric wire.
The Governors Guard, OF Austin,
Tex. won the championship cup Mt the
San Antonio interstate drill.
Rev. Il. Lin Cave, of Nashville, Tenn,
has accepted the presidency Of the Uni
versity Of Kentucky.
A man Just from Manila says the
natives of the Philippine islands are
still fighting the Spaniards.
United States deputy marshals In
Nebraska are making q campaign
against tramps, who hold up trains.
Gen. Ruis Rivera, captured by Span
iards, has boon removed from the hos
pital at Havana TO Cabanas fortress.
Enoch Ingersoll, said to be q second
cousin of the agnostic, tried to kill him
self in Brooklyn by taking poison.
The Missouri Pacific Is said to be
rushing coal to st. Louis from tho
western Missouri and Kansas fields.
Burglars have been making things
uncomfortable for residents of Sedalia,
going through houses by Wholesale.
| Farmers In the strike districts OF IL
linois can not get coal to run their
threshing engines and are likely to
lose part Of their crops
Miss Gertrude johnson, Of Fair
hanks. Ind, died from prlclting face
pimple with y pin, od-poisoning su-
pervening.
The body OF an unknown man muir
dered and thrown on tho railway to
hide tho crime was discovered near
Dallas, Tex.
A party OF Arizona explorers has
discovered the cave where - pache Kid,
the Indian murderer and marauder,
had his hiding place.
A minister at Palmyra, No., refused
to baptize DIR. J. w. Norris into the
church, fearing that his repentance
was too sudden TO be lasting.
c. NJ. Coon, Of Gage. Okla, died from
tho effects Of q rattlesnake bite. fer
which :hc refused TO do anything, say
ing he was not afraid Of snakes.
William Bradley, colored, and his
wife were arrested at Pewnee, Okla,
charged with violating the new terri
torial law against misccgenstion.
The extensive plant Of the Badger
Paper Co. ut Kaukauana, Wis. was
totally destroyed by Are. The loss will
DO ss5o,0cO. partly covered by Insar-
Ance Of about $500. 900.
A boiler explosion In the lumber mill
of Klipp & Kiser. ct Cortez, Pa. killed
Phil Duff aud Aeriously injured ten
others. The mill was badly wrecked.
William Butler, . horse doctor, and
Thomas Renberger, we'll digger, liv-
ing ut Swayzee, Ind. were drowned In
the Mississineus river. three miles west
Of LRfontaine. Ind.
The Diamond mine near Helena,
Mont, has been sold to q Scotch syndi-
cate for 81. 100000 Fifteen years ago
Richard Jockey, Of Helena, bought the
mine for 90 cents.
Elizabeth Siphilter, q woman with .
history died at Crown. Point, Ind.
aged 90 years. She was undoubtedly
the oldest woman In northern Indiana.