The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-09-25

was knocked on at bridge near Jeherson
vile, Ind, and instantly killed.
TnR loss by burning Of the Capital woolen
Mills at Sacramento, was ever 1900 600; In
surance, $4,000
WHILE a party Of ladies and gentlemen
were retaining from Bells Mills to Altoona,
Pa, In q hack, the vehicle upset down an
embankment, killing two Of the ladies.
| JONI ASsLISoER, salesman for the Mitch.
ell Furniture Company, IT, Louis, fell
through hatchway from the fourth story to
the basement, a distance Of about eighty feet,
and was instantly killed.
wM u. HOLMAN, President Of the Central
Insurance Company, Philadelphia, was held
In $50, 900 bail, to answer 10 the charge Of
forgery and conspiracy In raising checks.
THE depot and two cars at Fayette, on
the Canada Southern Railroad, were de.
stroyed by fire on Saturday morning. Loss,
$4,000.
BY . collision Of trains near Buffalo on
Friday evening, Vim. Mcdonald, Of Craw-
fordsville, Indiana, had leg crushed, and
died from the injuries on the following
morning.
A TERRIBLE storm OF wind and rain did
great damage at Dubuque and Davenport,
Iowa, and Rock Island, Illinois. At the lat
ter place the First Presbyterian Church was
nearly destroyed, sportion Of the roof being
lifted up and dropped through into the base.
ment, carrying with il the organ, pulpit, and
floor, and upon these great portion Of the
walls fell.
Political.
The Maine election resulted in aswcePing
victory for the Republicans.
THE Republican State Convention oil
Arkansas passed a resolution denouncing
the Associated Press Agent at Little Rock,
and declaring the present troubles in the
south as only an attempt to revive the Lost
Cause" About thirty delegates we're aP-
pointed to the proposed Southern Convention
at Chattanooga No ticket was nominated
HoRAcE MAYSARD was nominated for
Governor by the Republican stase Conven'
tioR Of Tennessee.
The Democratic State Convention OF New
York nominated the following ticket; FOR
Governor, Samuel J. Tilden; Canal Commits
sioner, Adm Thayer, Of Rensselaer, county;
State Prison Inspector, George N.Wagner, oil
Yates county; Judge Of the Court OF Ap-
peals, Theodore Miller, Of Columbia county.
THE Executive Committee of the South
Carolina independent Republicans, who
bolted the nomination Of Chamberlain, have
issued call for an Independent Republican
Convention, to meet in Charleston, Oct. I'd,
to nominate State ticket.
OFFICIAL returns from all but seventy
nine, mostly small towns and plantations, In
Maine give Dingley 49,76s votes, and Tit
comb e.ols; Dingley's majority, i0750. This
majority will not materially change by the
complete returns.
WESTON undertook to walk five hundred
miles in six days, and accomplished Just
three hundred and twenty-six.
Six members Of the Irish Team partiei-
pated in a shooting-match Of the New York
Amateur Rifle Club, at Creedmore, on Sat
urday. The score showed the following av-
erages Amateurs, Il; Irish, ~.
PERr.-An attempt was made recently In
Lima to assassinate the President OF Peru,
while proceeding frem the palace to his
house. Although several shots were fired,
none took effect. The leader Of the band
and thirteen others have been arrested.
Col. vILLErrE and NJ. Doirrea have re-
peated under oath their denial OF all COM
plicity in Bazaine's escape.
THE Pope peremptOrily refuses to recog-
nize Spain.
PULLMAN, the would-be assassin OF Bis
marck is to be tried in Weizburg, in October.
TuE differences which caused the great
strike Of the mill operatives at Bolton, Eng
land, have been referred to arbitration.
REGNIER, one Of the nen indicted for COM
plicity in Bazaine's escape, has been con-
demned ia eontumaciam for traitorous con-
duct at Metz.
TnE Coast Guards at the south end OF the
County Of Essex, England, seized vessel
which had on board 4, 400 rifles and 800 cases
Of cartridges for the Carlists.
IT is rumored that the French Government
! is endesvoring to induce the Bey OF Tunis to
restify the boundary, and is erecting forts on
the coveted territory. England and Ger
MANY, il is also said, will protest.