The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-12-18

rested by pulling down buildings. Loss,
about s2OOOco; insurance, $4,000.
BAKER a IIuFFNAS's chair factory, Chill.
licothe, o., vas destroyed by FIRE. Total
loss, $500; insurance, 5000. The work Of
tramps.
wALxER's hotel, at Lyndonville, VI,
burned. Loss, s25,Oo0; insurance, $4,000.
GRIrrITn's planing.mill, at Cincinnati,
was recently destroyed by fire. Want Of
sufficient water caused the loss Of 900, 600.
Insurance, s29, 500.
Is the ease Of Patrick Cusick, Of Reading,
Ohio, who killed his brother.iulaw in his
own house, the Coroner's jury returned a
verdict that the deceased "came to his death
from blows on the head inflicted with blunt
instrument in the hands Of Patrick Cusick."
A YOUNG man about eighteen years old,
by the name Of IIershier, Of Mansfield, o.,
returning from Gallon on the aecommoda-
ton train, on the A. G.. W. X. r., was acci-
dentally thrown down between the caboose
and the next car, and run over and killed.
In Beaver Falls, Renvillc county, Mimi,
a few nights ago, the residence Of John
Mangin was burned, and his wife and one
son perishcd in the flames.
AT Bismarck, Dakota Territory, rough
named O'Neill was shot through the heart by
another rough known rs Paddy Hall. Hall
Immediately surrendered himself to the
sheriff
Ell LOVER and Abe Fortief, two French
men, were arrested at Cleveland few days
ago, for making and passing counterfeit
nickels. Tools and metal for making coun-
terfeits were secured.
A YOUNG girl employed at the zetter
House, Columbus, attempted, and narrowly
missed, committing suicide, few days ago.
A Young lover, residing at Zanesville, who
had been " Sweet" on her, became tired OF her
and wrote her letter telling herso. There
upon, she purchased dose Of Paris Green,
went to her room, put on shroud, took
dagger in her hand, went to bed, and took
the poison but was found by her friends
before the stuff rfairly took effect. A stomach
pump relieved her. She had intended to use
the dagger In ease the poison failed.
THE Vermont Reform School has been
burned. Loss, $4,000; insurance, $4,000.
Personal.
BRIGHAM YouSG and George A. Smith
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,or tho reI;ef of ,bs famine. s,ricken inhabi.
tan,s Of Appora. The prospects, however,
are imnroving Prices Of provisions are re.
duced' and agriculture is reyiying.
Mr. Rp.xn Liberal member Of the I'm.
,l;sh parIiamen, for the borouph Of stroud
has been unseeted for bribery.
THE observations of the transit of Venus
at many points has been successful. Tele.
grams say that the observations failed in
Omsk, Orenburg, Kasan, Uralsk, Astrachan
Merth, and Tifiis, but were entirely success
full at Yokohoma.
The cable reports heavy and damaging
storms on the east of England aud in France
A dozen vessels are ashore at whitby, and
one is reported sunk with all on board. The
mails from France were several hours behind
time. Heavy damage was done to the works
in harbors of Jersey. Two hundred yard
Of pier were swept away, and blocks OF con
crete weighing several tons were displaced
and broken. The storm was very severe on
the continent. Telegraph lines between
Italy, s"iizerland' ana rarlS are uo"h' "n'
communication interrupted