The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1902-10-24
OCTOBER II.

OCTOBER II.
Judge Allen Hyden, OF Bopnn-I
vile, who was shot from ambush
few days ago, is dead as the result
Of his wounds. The owsley coun-
" officers are making every effort
TO run down the assassins.
Commissioner OF Internal Rove
nuo Nerkes has consented TO make
number Of speeches for tho Ken
tncky Republicans during the next
two weeks. He will speak In the
Third, sixth and Ninth Districts.
la closing a speech at William.
town in the interest OF Judge Payn-
terand the Hon. ID. Linn Gooch,
Judge James D. Black, OF Bar
boursville, announced that he
would be u candidate for the Dem
ocratic nomination .or Governor.
III Is positively stated on Wall
street that Secretary shaw has
completed negotiations for the pur.
chase Of $4,000, 900 OF 4 per cent.
bonds. 1t is also said that within
two weeks an olIer OF Sl0,0O000O Of
tbs same class OF bonds VIII bo nc.
ceptcn.
Tho Kentucky Bankers Assocla.
tlon held It's closing session at Pa
ducah. s. sncod, OF Henderson,
was elected president. There was
lively debate on tho Fowler
Banking Bill, which resulted In
the association lndorsIng certain
features OF the measure.
Col. a. l.. Mills, superintendent
oI the West Point Military Acade-
my, IN his annual report states
that during the past session there
was only one case Of hszlug. The
guilty person was dismissed, Tc
stamp out malarla,oil has boen ap'
piled TO an places whore there is
standing water.
Capt. John G. Capcrs, United
States District Attorney in South
Carolina and Republican National
Committeeman, Is opposed 10 thu
strict eLiiy Whitop idea. liz
states that there Is no good reason
why tho Republican party In The
South should be wholly white ant
that thoru is every reason why 4
should not be wholly black.
Operation OF the anthracite minci
is expected to be resumed abou
next Thursday or Friday. Mem
bcrs OF the miners executive boar
mot yesterday IN Wilkcsbarro ant
called delegate convention for L
o'clock Monday morning, with th
recommendation that the proposi
ilou To submit R+i-dInlcultles 4
the arbitration Commission name,
by The President be accepted.
la soufrlere. after several hour
Of omIuous growls, was In tcrtiill
eruption Wednesday. lmmcns
quantities Of sand and rock wer
lseichua up, Kingstown aud tn
other southern points OF the islam
were uniujured, but no reports ha
been received from the Wlndwar
district. A large mass-meetin
had been held at Kingstown,vlgo
ously protesting against being n
moved TO Jamaica, and askin
that sir Robert Llowellyn be SUI
planted as Governor.
Secretary Of state HIll has 70
wtrded to the County Clerks OF tn
slate the certificates OF the nom
nations of candidates to be vote
for In Novem her. Several cand
dates, Including p. II. Darby, II
rubllcan nominee for Appella
Judge, and G. II. Linn and l'esl
4. Applegate, Republican nom
peos for Congress, failed 10 iile &c
tiacates with the Secretary
state. Secretary HIN thinks tn
provlslon OF the law is not maDd
tory, but says 1t will depend on =
County Clerks as to whether the
names get on the ballots.
Consular reports to the State !
partmont present the following II
portant commercial facts: Re
procity treatise are In German
because uider them export ira
has Increased aud import ira
has diminished. The early rem'
al Of British Columbia's export {
ty on lumber is attracting Anne
can mills across the border a
largely prospering the canadl
lumber trade. The character
vehicles in Chill continues priI
tive. The prospect for impor
tion Of American bicScles to
Netherlands is not bright.
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OCTOBER 10.
President Mitchell, OF the M
Workers Association, gave j.
Morgan credit for an endoavor
settle tho coal strike ever since
an