The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-07-31
EDITORIAL NOTES.

buckwoat, and ru,a-baga seed.
Theodore Tilton has four chldrcn
namely: Florence, aged 49, Alice, IL
Carol, ! / and frankie, aged . years.
Tilton thanks Con that he is not
preacher" Bcccbcr, doubtless, regret,
that be is one himself, just at this partic.
ular time.
The British parliament will he pro
rogued tomorrow. Spain will then
hear il thunder a. IL two earthquake,
had met and bumped heads. \
lIero-worship did it-that ia, the fool
i-h clergyman worship which too mary,
women indulge in, played the deuce with
Tilton's happiness, and blighted his
homc-ife forever.
Bcccher, from his pulpit, at the be-
ginning of the war, said "Set me down
for fifty Sharp. rifles to shoot Southern
Shareholders. And now he is wishing
that somebody would shoot him.
The Cumberland and Ohio railroad,
although it is getting on slowly, is get
ting on safely and surely. 1t is out of
debt aud has large bond fund. Pesi-
dent Dulnney deserves much credit.
III Changers in PendIeton county
have nominated full county ticket.
Thi. j. said to be the first instance in
which the Grangers of Kentucky have
entered the field as political organiza-
tion.
The dwelling house of Mr. Neal
Mckay, at Fort Wayne, Indiana, was
struck by lightning, but not seriously
damaged. Mr.. Mckay is a contractor
ON the G. = X. Il. near Cato, in Pulaski
county, Ky.
In Logan county, the other day, Mr..
William Proctor, an estimable young
mau, shot and instantly killed Mr.. John
Buukley, another e>timable young man.
Mr.. Proctor honor had been impeached
by the deceased
Governor Leslie has revoked all poo
l,mation> made prior To January Let
1871, Offering rewards for fugtlves from
Justice IN hi, State. We know of sev
era, case, which ought to have been eX
cepted from this sweeping revocation.
Our distinguished friend of the Courier
JOarndi, speaks of the " reserved right
of the States" We had forgotten tina
there were any such rights left to then
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eral Constitution by the Radical party.
The persistent attacks made upon
Capt. Tom Jones, by the Radical pies.
and people, will not suffice TO elect th,
man Cochran, who is wolf in sheep,
clothing. lie can't make good Demo
crat believe that he is not IA Radical at
heart.
Captain W. j. Heady, a prominent
politician of Henry county, Kentucky,
proposes to agitaie the question OF an
amendment to the Constitution of the
United States, looking To the payment
for all slaves used or employed by the
government, or emancipaied by the 18th
amendment.
Ben Butler has been engaged as coun-
sci for Iilton and his iriends in Gaze a
suit shodld grow cut of the present ,cas
dial. OF all the men in the world, But
Ter is the best suited tn conduct defense
Of this kind. He has studied these
things ever since the Democratic cou-
vention at Charleston, :. c.
The annual meeting of the Kentucky
Safe Teachers Association will take
place this year at Owensboro, on the
llth, l2th, and 18Th Gays of August.
The programme of exercises gives prom
ise of most interesting and instructive
reunion of the practical skilled teacher.
of the State.
1t is reported that the negroes in a
certain part of Tennessee are arming
themselves, preparing to attack the
whites in ease the public offices are not
divided with them equally. And SO it
would be in Lincoln county, Kentucky,
were they numerically strong enough.
And yet there are Democrats who will
vote their ticket.
The Prairie Farmer, published at
Chicago, says it don't understand why we
have had so much wet weather in Ken
tucky this summer, and so little in Hi
nois, Is the editor making fun of US,
or has he been all this time in bli,,ful
ignorance Of our fearful drouth, which
lasted from April to August
A huge waterspout burst near Eureka,
Nebraska, the other day, discharging an
immense volume of water, which rushed
through the town tearing away every
thing in its path and killing some twen-
ty persons. A west-bound train, which
was passing, was wrecked and five pas
songers were killed. Considerable dam
age was also done to the railroad track.
II is stated that Col. Robt. j. Breck-
inridge, of Danville, will be Il candidate
before the next Democratic State Con-
yention far mammalian IN the office of ]