The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1902-09-26

erect OF sustaining Judge flelu.
Judges Gully, White and Burnam
held that he did not have such
power, and Judges DuRelle, Hob
son and O'Rear were OF the contra.
ry opiuinion. The promoters Of
the contest last night announced
that they would make no further
effort to bring about the proposed
meeting between Terry McGDvern
and Young Corbett.
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SEPTEMBER 90.
The new cruiser Des Molncs was
successfully launched yesterday az
ternooD at Quincy, Mass,
Representative Clayton, of Ala.
hama, after a trip through Della
ware, predicts Democratic vic.
tory at the coming election in that
State.
Attorney General Knox arrived
at New York yesterday, He re-
fused to discuss the rcsultof his in
vestigation Of the Panama canal
title at Paris.
VIII Mosby, the negro accused Of
the murder OF j. n. Hawkins, at
Lexington, WAS acquitted. The
cases against ANline and Ratclih
viii be dismissed or filed away.
Cyrus Leland, Republican Nat.
ional Committceman from Kansas,
yesterday took strong ground for
tnrilI revision. Ilo said he could
"see 10 sense in keepinga tariff on
a lot OF truck which we do not pro.
duce simply to enrich the Eastern
trusts"
The report Of the Surgeon Gcner-
a OF the army gives a death rate
for the army in 1901 OF 1894 a
thousand. Fourteen cases of yel-
low fever, with one fatal, and 59i
cases OF typhoid fever, with seven
Ily.cight fatal, we're reported. The
strength OF the army was 92,i9l
men,
The New Yolk police are con-
cgrting all their efforts to find
Hooper Young. the grandson OF
Brigham Young, who is believed
| to have murdered Mrs. Annie Pu.
liter. Capt. Titus, OF the detec
tive force, received note signed
by al, Young saying, "Search il
vain, Have killed myself
The conference OF railway official.
in st. Louis to further the coloniza
OF the Southwest, yesterday decid
ed TO give homesoekers excursion
from October 81 TO April 30 at /
rate Of enc fare plus ~ for the
round trip. Tn, object is to secure
occupants for all vacant land oil
the railroads In the southwest,
Reports that the United States
Government may intervene II
Hayti to put an end TO its brol
have served TO arouse great activi
ty on the part of the Provisiona
, Government. Secretary Mood.
has instructed Commando Nc
Lean. OF the Cincinnati, that 18th
> miNn line OF transit must not b
converted into q theater OF war. !
l Venezuela, President Castro ha
taken the field with an army of 6
. 001 men.
The will OF Winfield $. Stratto
gives his entire estate, with the el
cepiion OF SlS5OO0, to found tn
S Myron Stratton home for the poe
0 in Colorado Springs. Tho sum {
n $4,000 is bequeathed TO decedent
n son on condition that he acuuies(
I In the viii. Bequests OF 5000
n each are made to eight relatives
$4,000 goes to Byron G, Logan,
/. Indianapolis, and $4,000 to Il
:. Colorado Deaf and Blind Asylum
o Senator Mason, OF Illinois, hi
= prepared a bill aimed at the Co
}. Trust and will submit the measu
T. to the President at the earliest o
ID portunlty. He proposes IN case
Q. a strike to have a Government r
le ownership until settlement. /
y suggests that an extra session
st Congress could pass such a bin Al
to end the anthracite strike in I,
days.
RI Speaker Henderson's refusal