The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-02-01

again comes to trial II cannot be
tried at the regular February term.
4 being OF only three weeks .dura-
ton
Special Judge Joseph E. Robbins,
of Mayfield. presided at the last trial
under appointment by the Governor.
there being objection to Judge Can
trill.
Since that time Judge Stout has
succeeded Judge Cantrfll as regular
J,Idge OF the soart Judge Robbins
ioes not desire to again sit in the
case and II the question is raised Of
who has authority TO Try the case he
Will resign and commission he may
hold in the case.
Owing to shortage of cas- in
Es';ern Kentucky many OF the coal
mines are obliged to reduce the
production of coal. and II Is said
that more than l.0J cars are on sid
iugs along lie lines of the Louis
Vile and N shyile railroad.
The Mt Sterling Advocate thus
rep.ris their court day: About 600
cattle on the market, the high wat
er Of last week keeping good many
away. The quality was fairly good.
Tiade was brisk and cattle all sold
TIL best 9O9-lb. steers brought 1915,
with bulk of sales below that price.
" arlings were Of better quality and
wers brisk at 1915. for the best.
Heifers sold al SO TO 1918. the lat
ter price for fat ones brought in
from this county. Cows at 10 to
3 10.
Frankfort XIV. Jan. 24.-The men,
be-s OF II STATE capitol Commission
to-day with ssi. ibe swinging INTO
place Of the last stone necessary 10
complete the eornioe and pediment
surmounting the entrnnceway OF the
new Capitol on the South Side. The
stone weighed In excess of ten
thouiand pounds, and this portion of
the structure Is now ready for Charles
h Niehaus, the New York sculptor VIII
has been engaged to do the earv-
ing OF the pediment The model
for the work II already here. and
the work OF carving will begin with
in the next week.
The central figure Of the pediment
is to be about nine feet high, and
to complete the carving win ccupy
hah dozen men for at least SIX
months. To do rhe work II will be
necessary to construct a frame shed
on the front Of the building. with suf-
fieitnt heat and light % keep the
wcrkmen comfortable while they are
at work during the inclement wealth
er.
Mt Sterling. Ky, jan 23.-A ten
sation WAS created here today when
a dynamite cartridge was found On
the front steps leadirg TO the court
house and picked up by a young at
,Or1ey who handed the instrument
OF destruction over to Circuit Clerk
r. Hunt, who has II in his posses
sion. The cartridge was found with
In few fsrt Of the grand jury
room. where the jury was in session.
Since Judge Young has been on the
, benoh he has incurred the displeas-
: ue and haI:.d Of the lawless element
many OF whom have been convicted
before him ard many have been
forced to flee from the county for
fear Of prosecution
, Tie cartridge Is a small one. but
/ has enough POWER 20 seriously In
lure or destroy persons.
: The finding OF the dynamite in the
/ IA Il which the Circuif Judge goes
every day. court being in session.
looks as II an effort was make 10
D hjure the Jurist OF TO frighteu the
! grand jury into disseminating investi-
cations OF various crimes committed
Frankfort, Ky. Jan. 23-John Love
l. was brought TO the St Joseph Hos
a pi'M in this city to-day to receive
! medical treatmen; for serious injur-
: iss which he received last Saturday
R,v-ning BIZ an eA!.Ction in the girls,
mill of his latter. on ouicksand
creek in Reathit: county 1t is be-
lieved by the Lovely family that the
explosion which iniurpd John Love
ly and wrecked,he mill was caused
by dynamite vl.ch an enemy OF the
faulty ma 81 ns'' placed in the
grain hopp ard which passed be-
tive the mi;lsiones. where the fric-
ton caused io explode.
re injr..d 10y is about sixteen
Yeas old. ala WIS accompanied 10
the hospital here by his father,
Joseph, Lovely. and his mother.
The elder Lovely stated that there
were a number OF grist mills on