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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-05-23
The Cincinnati Southern Rail
Road and the Directors OF the
C0vingten and Lexington Rail-
read Company.

The President and Directors Of the Gov
ington 4 Lexington Railroad Company have
published a communication AT what is al
eyed 10 be, the urgent sOlieitude Of the pub
lie and parties interested, In which they make
ne distinct announcement that they have no
power 10 make a sale Of the road, and have
no disposition TO make hasty and ineonsid.
crate disposition Of its management or CON
troll. The purchase Of this road by the trus-
tees Of the Cincinnati Southern Railroad, has
been long contemplated and fully discussed.
From the tenor Of this announcement, il how
ever appears that the Kentucky Central will
not be exposed to sale, unless by compulsory
process Of the Courts. The trustees Of the
first named road throv out the following sug-
gsstioas 10 Cincinnati, but one Of which aP-
pear 10 ~ 10 he practicable,
8. The interest Of the road and Of the pub
lio will be promoted by extending the rOad,
at the earliest practicable date, TO Knoxville
and Chattanooga. The Trustees Of the Cin'
cinnaii Southern may commence 10 build a
road AT Paris, Lexington o. Nicholasville and
extend southward, aud when they complete
such extension southwark, Il may be run IN
connection with the Coyingi0n and LeNing-
ton Railroad on fair and equitable terms.
4 BY giving bonus, Of say s6O0o,p0O, the
citV Of Cineinnau can enable the Covington
and Lexington RAILROAD Company 10 extend
its road 10 Knoxville and Chattanooga, and
secure a date earlier than by any other
meas a directconnectl0n with the southern
system OF Railroads concentrating al Knox.
villa Chattanooaa and Dalton. The iaithiul
eHRsnditnh Of such bonus may be secured
m such A way A. certainly 40 guarantee the
soeedy I,ompletiOn " the Great southern
TOAD Al much lea coat 10 Cincinnati than
on any other plan heretofore suggested.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-05-23

IL will be source Of qualification to many
Of our citizens to know that the Board ofTrus-
tees, Of Stanford, passed a resolution at re-
cent meeting, SPProPriating a given amount
Of the annual revenue Of the town derived
from taxation, ETC., to the payment Of the
debt on our Female College, and by that act,
which We heartily endorse, discovered from
any connection with tho College, the sale and
use Of vhisky-which was so Objectionable to
some In the original resolution donating forty
per cent Of the whiskey tax.
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NOTICE.

Those u our Advertisers who desire change.
MADE In their advertisements, must hand In
eepy on Monday morning next
Az Communication either Of On editorial or bust.
No. shaneter, should b. aldres,.l ~ MILTON A
CAMPBELL, hon u, stausfd, ~.
nunlss rsniitci us &c aivertislnr subscription
- ob s"rt nest h. scnt IA chcrks psi aofAce meney
"fds' 90 etpre~ o. VII b. At the ariirs risk.
Jsmes Co5t i our authorre neeni Al IustonviIls 10
eguraet lf job work Advertising attend 70 suhscrlp-
uen, and rvegive I'll naonies fas the sane.
Qua AoHSraf
lss osak, Hus,ouvilisi 8 y. Ovens Grab Orchard
" eard somerseti " a. Bryant uum sulphur.
I Jgnes, Pie Htll Thos Meh-aih, Monticello
~. J. nrovn, Mt vernon.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-05-23

The Union Sunday School Picnic, will be
in Mr. feland's woods, Saturday 3ls, inst. the
SINE place Of meeting Of last year. More than
dozen Schools have enthusiastically accept
ed, the invitations 70 be present. And with
a fair day and thestsnford band, the speeches
Of the various young gentlemen, will be we'll
received. Every Sunday School scholor is in
vi'ed, and everybody who feels that the Sun
day school interest Il public benefit is e1-
pectcd.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-05-23
PARTNERSHIP.

JOSEPH A. McALfsfER haying purchas,d HI,
~ hihcr's Interest ia the arm Of Craig a McAlisier
~ shall c0ntinue The husnoss under the aarat am
auQe and Al the same Old stand. Ihank nll a. ~
set hhcral patronage tsstvved upon the old ARA ~
solicit CQntinuanoa 4 the sllae. IA additions 10 thl
g,ai i.cliiioa enjoyed NJ the Old hrn, - have H.
creased our capia au AZ theIclorQ IaoIared ~ a.
tend any acconlnolaiiens our trlla nav aamal,d NJ,
sha also continue business A TIE store a lial OaI
staton, wheTo irhgnds viii aWays and fan ttocI
u god, and ~ tho mus iern. 0i-3l
Nay isl iell CRAIG A McAIISTEN
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-05-23

Albert Fink, General Superintendent; d.
II. Roland, Asst suPt., the Train Dispatcher,
and several other officers Of the Louisville a
Nashville railroad, passed through Stanford
on the morning Of the 18th, on a tour Of in
spection, and created quite commotion in
general cifcles BY The splendid turnout in the
way of Palace car, &c. We hope thcse GET.
tlemen will next send a competent corps Of
carpenters and have the bridges and tressels
along the road made sufficiently strong to pre-
vent any more accidents.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-05-23

IL isno unusual thing. since the advent Of
Spring, for Us TO hear as We pas vine GOV.
cred porch. at the seasonable hour Of ten p.
NJ, the soh Vote Of somebody's love, saying
In loud whisper GLOW beautifully your
new suit fts you-ol don't, Charles, you
hav'nt shaved to-nightr' Mstheny Is the
young mans best friend.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-05-23
WANTED everybody to call and see
the magnificent stock Of new goods at
yno o. MeAlister'a
Injustice 90 Louisville Business
Houses.

We are reliably informed that the report
which has been in circulation through thi,
portion Of the State, that some Of the most
reliable and prominent wholesale business
houses Of Louisville had failed, had ia origin
IN the interest Of trade elsewhere. Il is a
great injustice TO circulate such unfounded
reports, and highly reprehensibIe, and IL an
honest and prosperous trade cannot hs estab-
lished, without re.oriing to such an Infamous
course, il would be better to have no
trade at all, for built upon such a foundation
il will eventually 20 down.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-05-23

'Messrs. Oscar and Stephen owsley Of lhi.
vicinity left on yesterday for Cumberland
county with lot Of their superior bred Berk-
shire shoata Mr.. ow-ley !. noted as a bree-
der Of the best FLOODED hogs, aud is regarded
in Cumberland as public bcnefactor, where
he has introduced and sold a large number Of
shoats
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-05-23

The young ladies of this city are about in
Producing a new game, called "Kiss me quick
and le, me 60" They have frequent rehear-
sails, at which the girls are never late, but
they are never Porfect in their paris They
remember 'the kiss me quick" well enough,
but somehow, they forget to say "And let me
60" And the young men are 80 mean that
they wont prompt" the girls single time.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-05-23

A correspondent at Richmond sent us the
following report 81 the public ss'r ef l.. VI.
Cosby in Madison county, on the 10th Inst,
Several three year old horses were sotf at
from S75 to $780, | harness horse 500; year
ling colts $40 to So; yearlins mules s54; two
year-old mare mules SIS; cows with calves $50
and sij; sheep from 81 to s. rcr head; for
ward lamos 81 30 per head; hogs5c per 10.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-05-23

consequence Of the death u Joseph McAlister, o.
i GA April xird, The hrm u OfaiT a McAhsicr va
dissolved, All IruuHs indebted 10 the hfIn he noies
or aooounts male presious 10 January isi, lisa, wi
pleas call aud setin ulihuut farther notice uriina
or hon The Arm has indorad M hank must pay the
u0tgs obtain nov inuurars Nheu thor hecunia due.
JOHN IA CRAIG,
MM NCAiisIEk Ear
kf Joarph AcAhsier DECD
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-05-23

The CSur'T Journal copied our article in
last issue, in reference to the railroad acct
dent at Losans creek, near this place, and
called the attention Of the officers Of the road
to the article in il. Editorial columns. 1.-THE
statements are untrue why are they not con-
tradiciedY We are fortified, and "oui Of the
mouths Of two or three witnesses will prove
all thing" " IL becomes necessary to do so.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-05-23

To prevent erron and to obviats the neces.
sty q reosiPtiag 10 our subscribers We will
publish svery week the names Of tho-e Who
pay u, which shall b. a receipt 10 them. II
zee have RENTED your dsss BY mail during
this vcsk and your name does not appear In
this Issue. you arr notified that We have no,
rraair.d IA
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-05-23

The Bruce house, Of Stanford, under the
management Of Mr.. l. NJ Bruce il undergoing
thorough repairs inside and outside, and when
finished will present quitoas respectable an APP
pearance as the most modern structure in the
city. Such enterprise deserves the hearty com
msndaiion Of all our citizens. We have no
doubt that in a very shor, time this house will
regain iis former good standing with the peo-
pleof Southeastern Kentucky and the travelling
public generally.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-05-23
GO and see the new stock Of ladies
andgentlemen5 gold and silver watches
at r. r. Chenallfs.

The daily pagers report Cholera in New
Orleans. We a'c in direct and daily oommu-
nioadon with Louisville, and abs with New
Orleans heno the immediate necessity Of
cleaning up 90 streets and removing all filth
from our preuises. We would b. glad to see
the white-wast ng brigade at work within the
next t~eniy-fcI hour~
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-05-23

The secret Is gradually leaking out that
Esquire W. r. Carson, Of this place has two
daughter that are destined with a little more
care and trimming, to make noise in the mu.
steal world. Maggie i now with a single ex-
eeption) the most skillful performer in cen
trail Kentucky, while the voice Of Jennie 4.
only excelled in sweetness and volumn by the
charming Miss Addie l..
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-05-23

John Hutchinson, young man Of IIar-
rodsburg, aged about twenty-five year,, and
Who was married At the Carpenter House in
this place, some weeks since, quit life in the
honey moon rather unceremoniously last
week by the aid Of Morphine.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-05-23

Col. J. B. MeCreary was nominated by tho
Democracy Of Madison county on Monday Of
last week, a candidate for reelection to rep
resent Madison in the next Legislature. The
Democratic Standard is safe in the hands Of
Mr.. McCreary, and notwithstanding his coun-
ty gave Bradley a majority over Durham in
the last Congressional race, through the
failure Of the party to vote its strength, Mad
ison will give McCreary a clear majority Of
three hundred, IL he has any opponent.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-05-23

Jas. II. Arnold, and r. ?. Porch, Of Porch
& Cooke, wholesale dry goods, and notions
dealers, Of Louisville, are now travelling in
this part Of the State, with full line Of sam
pies, and mercantile men will consult their
own interests by holding their orders until
they examine the stock represented by Mcss.
Arnold, and Porch
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-05-23

Mr.. i. j. Atkins, an experiences police.
man, was appointed by the BOARD Of Trustees
Of stanford at their last meeting, a special
Policeman, and has entered upon his duties
In earncst
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-05-23

IL lisa compliment to the intelligence and
good judgment Of the young men Of Stanford,
TO say, that they buy their good clothc. from
haiheny, the prince Of merchant tailor. In
central Kentucky,
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-05-23

debate b in progress at Maysville be.
tween Rev }. nissler, Of the Methodist
church, aud q. A. Burgess. Of the Christian
church.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-05-23
Law Partnership.

STAMFORD, kEsTUcKY, May stb, 1879.
TlNHE undersigned have this day entered into partner
l ship In the parciioe % the law. The drin car
their services In tEc Courts of Lincoln and % the al
ioiniug counties. h n WARREN,
6i-lm " q. WEIGH.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-05-23

Hiram Roberts and John $. Murphy, two
Of the southwestern excurtionists, who left
here May 9Th, reached home on Saturday last,
having visited, Missouri, Kansas and Texas
Mr.. Rsberts purchased 10 town-lots in Plano
Texas, new and growing town Of 500 inhabi.
tants. John NJ Philips and David johnson,
who left at The same time ar. still exploring
Texas
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-05-23

The. Iirseken County Chronicle says there
have been seventy seven additions to the sew
eral churches in Augusta, recently, As fol-
lows Baptist "a southern Methodist, 20;
Presbyterian, 10; Christian, 4; old Metho-
dat, g.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-05-23
Died.

In GrAhby, Missouri, on the 9th inst, Mrs.
ELrsA IIESpRIcK-os, wife Of Granville Hen
drickson, and daughter Of james IIoldmAn Of
this county.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-05-23

The absence Of Pulaski news in our last
issue is explained by private letter from the
editor; stating that he occupied last week in
piscatorial practice. He is thus far the cham
pion angler In this section, having caught forty.
serc~ Jumpers" with hook and line, in Cum.
berland river, in the short space Of two and a
half hours. VIII Mr.. Curi show the Stanford
fishing party, now in Prlaski, the hole where
they bite2
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-05-23

Dr.. HoP.on. Of the Walnut $, rect Christian
church in Louisville, is holding pro,racted
meeting At hsyslick, and has by hia sincerity
and sloqucncC attracted large numbers to hear
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-05-23

The General Assembly Of the Presbyterian
Church of America convened st Baltimore
on Thursday last. Dr. Crosby Of New York,
vas elected moderator.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-05-23

Tweu,y additions to the Christian Church
At FAlrvicw, Garrard county, during the past
tive weeks under the preaching Of Elder
walden, Of Lancaster, and surbcr, Of Austria
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-05-23

Bishop Marvin, Of s. Louis, passed through
Stanford on Tuesday evening last enroete to
Monticello, where the district Conference will
BE- held on the 29rd. lie preached an intsres-
ting discourse At the Methodist church, from
the parable Of the Ten Virgins, a synopsis Of
which may be found elsewhere.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-05-23

Klder r. ". 0ano, l. holding successful
nesting at Ne~ Castle. and Elder John !
Rodgsr at Eminence.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-05-23

A flksr-ti,Aes drinking saloon on the naln street
"A % thnsing town, With a ane run Of rugular and
transient custom together with billiard tabls-the
only one IN tovn-vhic Il doing go,si bushes. For
particulars, address NJ. n, =. o. boz ~ STANFORD Ky
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-05-23

7. W Barley, Esq, Of Lancaster, has re-
Gently received an appointment As Clerk in
the Treasury Department At Washington.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-05-23

MT A. A. tARREN will be found
ready 10 wai9lpon you at all hours Of
the night AZ r. Chenault'L
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-05-23

ALL the latest styles Of fabrics In
dress goods al Jno. o. MoAlisterG
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-05-23

has just received new and beautiful stock of
goods Call and see them, his stock Of ladies
dress goods and gentlemans hats cannot be
beat, and he will give you cheap bargains.
PERSONAL.
DIS Green, Of Lancaster, and Meuiman, Of
Stanford, are both in our town at present. do
ing good business in the way Of dentistry.
Both pleasant and agreeable gentlemen, doing
their work in a scientific manner, which al
ways speaks for itself
We notice from the docke, Of the Court Of
ApPeala' summer term, that the following
causes in which citizens Of Pulaski count,
arr parties. will be called on the seventeenth
day, June goth Barnett vs. Hansford Pas.
hall vs. shsPperdi Pashall W IIabble. On the
eighteenth day Eastman W saliee; Barber
and Dick W Black Morrow W Clannich, &c.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-05-23

Titles and synopsises of local acts passed by
the General Assembly at its adjourned ses-
sion Of 1s7l-'72, for the counties Of Lincoln,
Pulaski, Wayne and Rockcas,le;
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1873-05-23

TI1nE wArEkT0WN TNsUREs NOTHING MORT
II haaardnts than Dciachcd DaaiiIlsl alld y ncfsr
subiecl 10 swecplH hFrs The teariuI rrsnr u lsil
and isfl sta Ceiupsnlcs dong Oi.Nh liAL bnsln..
COMPANY a.. translctins q dsglllng and irni-boaaa
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-08-27

E advertised Aug ust 20. 1873.
Persons calling for these letters will please say "Ad
versed and give the date of this list If not callod
for within one month. they will be sent to the DeaS
Letter Once One cent will be collected each letter
Al C Andrews Sterling Anderson, (,oL)- ..,-
D-Gbas II Brown, j acob BrazelCon James Barber
Ge1D Larkin Bgrrell, Brannsr, Miss Mollie Babens
Bradley: Walter Bradley, z Burnett - ,tr
l-Alfori Cofman. Mrs A X Champe B Carly
l. Gas hlon, Milas Chase. Miss Polly Coker, Ruth
GGhafin. Sophia W Cunningham. Thomas Conners
D-Als4andria Davis. Samuel Dodd, (col.
E-Saltie Ann Edmondson, Henry Ewcomb. --.
John Finley. William franklin. -
G-George NJ Gentle, Jas L Graham. J M Cannon
lawson 't5ford. Mrs Mary Graham. Mrs NJ Gardner
H--Miss K Harris. Henry Hall, Mrs Jane HAYNES
- M Hendrix. Handy Susan E Hargett, Samuel
w Hughes Tryon Hampton, Mary Hughes.
XVIII KIingaman. '...s t-+.,4 F. "
- Z Lewis. John Leftwich, Lou j Love, Miss
Mary Lewis, Patrick Lasater, (coD. 4 z 4 l.F =
M-Amanda McCammon, (coD, Charles II Motley.
Hester Miller. (col). Henry McBee (coI John Miller
Mcfarland. IE1a : - - - - -
/ N--Mrs Susan Nelson. - .a1 .a.f.r. -.r
P--atrs Ann Pride, II Parham, Richard Powell,
Laura Pepper. a - : -
K--Augustus Kicks, Moses Ru sell.
s-Ginger Stuart. Alex Sturks, (col) III Shenck
N Sans, Mariah A Swindell, S R Stepheps. DR.
Tressley.
Matilda Weaver. Mrs Mary Wells, Woodson
R-oung.
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Foote on JEFF. Davis.

Only q day or two before left Rich
mond, in the autumn of 1864, Mr.. Fowle,
a considerable merchant there, visited me
for the purpose of calling nay attention to
a matter which he conceived to be of the
greatest importance. He assured me th'
for some months past it had been the
tice of the Naval Department to-
OF the'ports of the Confederate 81
orders to commercial cities ~
best wines, brandies, silkp3 sa
things needful for the supp
luxurious taste that these
were purchased with the mon
public treasury, along with supplies,
Confederate soldiery, and that Whene.
fresh supply of the articles came In the.
was formal assemblage in the Naval De
{laUtmeIlt of the female heads of certain Of
ticial families, including that of Mr. Davis
himself among whom, and their special
friends and favorites, all these nice things
were apportioned, and at the very low
prices which had been paid for them
abroad. 5~ltt t'4I ElIs1 yst}fl
Ischanced not to remain long enough
thereafter in Richmond to prosecute the
Investigation of this matter to close, bat
have never doubted that the information
given me by Mr.. Fowle and Colonel Orr
was in all respects correct. If SO, what are
men to think of Mr.. Davis boasted disin-
terestedness and integrity, and of those OF
his Cabinet eounselors ?-Foote in Wash
| ingtOn Chronicle.
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KNOXVILLE TENN.rWEDNEsDAYA MORNING. AUGUST o. 1875

from England and Newfoundland Satur-
day night and brought Miss Bird and a
party of destitute English children, fifty
girls and fifty boys. -.
The steam ship, st. Louis, Capt. Perez,
with general cargo form Liverpool for
Philadelphia, struck JOB rock on Cape
Pine, in dense fog on Sunday the tenth
and sunk, the crew escaped in boats and
arrived safely at Trepassy, and came to.
st. John by the steamship Leopard y f-@s
From Central Africa.
ALEXANDRIA, Aug. 25.--Sir Samuel Ba-
ker and his party have reached Cairo ON
their return from their expedition into tb'
interior of Africa. -5f ssss,s--
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Second Edition.
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
DISCHARGE OF THE KIDNAPPING
HTJ ITALIAN PADRONE.
The NatiO"al Temperance Contention
at Saratoga.
Engagement Between the Republicans
AMI CafliSts.
Severe Storm or the Coast of Nova
Scotia. O. 90 n 4
-
A.. r., III
Smugglers Detected by ReFe-
nue. officers, .s 4
HC I'M Z nj w s..
Grim es, Fires, and Accidents.

WORCESTER, MASS, August 10th. -
Geo. Benninghousen committed suicide
to day. He leaves wife and one child. Is
ROCHESTER,. N. Y, August 26th-A1l
express train when approaching Batavia,
collided with a carriage, killing both the
occupants. One was thrown number of
yards into field, and the other was
dragged by the train until it stopped. The
engineer, John Day, stopped the
train as soon as possible, and got off the
engine to see what was done. While pass
ing i'm front of the locomotive, he saw it
covered with blood and brains, and was so
overcome by the shock that he walked but
a few steps when he fell. He was carried
into a smoking car and died in a few min
utes.
CINCINNATI, August 26th.-Blatz, Malt
& Co.'s houses with a large quantity of
goods have been burned. Loss $500 000-
Insurance Is, 900.
Balloon Travel.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 26.-The Euening
Herald says, the balloon that ascended
here yesterday, came down in Randolph
township, Burlington county, New Jersey,
seven miles east of Egg Harbor, having
travelled fity-two miles in fifty minutes.
SARATOGA, Aug. 26.-The National Tenn
perance Convention com posed of delegates
from the Temperance Associations
throughout the country, met here at 10
o'clock, to-day.
The Committee on permanent organize
tion, reported for President, Judge r. G.
Pittman,, of Mass. The committee on
credentials, submitted their report showing
that there were 140 delegates present and
others expected to day, which will proba-
bly, number nearly 300.
After the italian Padrones. "a 81 4
NEW HAVEN, Aug. 26. Two italian pa
drones and six boys were found in Oak
street last night They had recently fled
from New York The padrones were
brought before the city court, and the
cases continued to September first, they
being placed under bonds of one thousand
dollars.
LYNN, MASS, Aug. pa destructive
fire occurred, the Opera House was de-
stroyed and the Sagamon House was
threatened but was saved by the exertions
ofthe firemen. The loss is heavy.
All For Love. sraa..
SAN FRANCISCO, August 26th.--Orin
Duboise, resident of San Jose, in this
State, had in his employ young China
man cook. The Chinaman fell in love
with Duboise's daughter, aged seven
teen years, but the young lady did
not reciprocate his passion. He obtained
possession of her photograph, but she
her picture back to her and at the same
instant fired three shots at her from his
revolver, but her steel corsets turned the
bullets, and she escaped. The Chinaman
then blew his own brains out.
In the Democratic convention last night,
another Intellectual attempt was made to
harmonic on a legislative ticket. The
present appearances do not indicate the
compromise expected.