The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1874-10-02

The indianapolis varnish Works were en-
tircly destroyed by fire, Wednesday after.
noon. loss, $4,000.
ApoY, named Patrick Lynch, caught his
foot between the rails on the indianapolis
and Cincinnati Railroad, at Cincinnati,
Thursday, and being unable to get out Of the
way, was run over by switch engine and
one leg cut or
The boiler exploded In the engine.room Of
II. Field 4 Sons tack works, at Taunton,
Mass, Wednesday. One man was killed
and several Others were severely injured.
MoDLIS Bros saw mill in the village Of
Cadiz, seven or eight miles east Of New
Castle, Ind, was destroyed by Ere, on the
25th also thirty thousand feet Of lumber
stacked in the yard. The total loss foots up
between nine and ten thousand dollars un-
insured
destroyed the business part Of the village.
Loss, $1,000; insurance not known.
ATdsybreak on the Gath, southern-hound
train Of six cars on the Selma, Rome and
Dalton Railroad went through bridge ON
the Warahatche creek, falling sixty feet.
The train is total wreck. The engineer,
fireman and several passengers were killed,
and nearly all the remaining passengers
wounded many dangerously. Among the
killed is VIM. Boyd, ex-Judge Of the Supreme
Court Of Alabama.
By the fall Of an elevator at Blymeycr n
Morton's iron works, in Cincinnati, Thurs
day, two men, Michael Ringly and David
Postem, were injured, the latter so severely
that il is thought one Of his legs will have to
he amputated.
MoRGASsTEIS a Co, a dry goods firm in
Pittsburg, were burglarized on "Wednesday
night, and over $1,000 worth Of silks and
other goods stolen.
A FIRE at Port New Castle, Australia, did
damage to the extent Of si25,0oo.
A FIRE in New Orleans, Sunday, destroyed
four buildings, 40, ~, a., and 10 Charters
street. The loss is estimated at 100000.
Political.
THE State Temperance Convention met ut
Attica, NY, on the 23d, and after passing
resolutions in favor Of prohibition, and ap-
pointing a committee to arrange plan OF
political action for the fall campaign, adj
journed sine die.
TnE Republican State Convention OF New
York has put in nomination the following
ticket, the nominations all being made by
acclamatien For Governor, John A. Dix
Lieutenant. Governor, Gen. John {. Robin
.son; State Prison Inspector, Ezra Graves;
Canal Commissioner, r. NJ. Stroud ; Associate
Judge Of the Court of Appeals, Alexander
s. johnson.
THE Democratic Liberal State Convention
of Minnesota met at st. Paul, few days
AGO. for the nom;notion Of Chief justice
and Associate Justice Of the Supreme Court.
Hon. W. +. Scott Welken, of st. Paul, al
present Judge Of the Second District Court,
was nominated by acclamation for Chief
Justice, and William Lochren, OF Minneap-
oils for Associate Justice. Mr.. Loehren was
formerly member Of the State Senate
The Liberal Republican General Commit
tee, Of New York, adopted resolution re-
auesting their convention to nominate no
candidate for office unless he was opposed
to the third term principle.
DIV. VOORHEES, made a speech TO large
audience at Grecncastle, Indiana, the other
night, in which he placed himself in antago-
nism TO Messrs. Hendricks, Kerr, and other
Democrats, who he thinks have repudiated
the financial planks OF the Indiana platform.
AT the Nevada Republican State Conyen'
ton, j. C. Hazelett was nominated for Gov
ernor, Bowman for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, ana
W. Woodbury. for Congress. The platform
condemns the Southern outrages and thru
term. fayors revision of the treaties with
China, and opposes subsidies to railroads
General.
The Grand Lodge of the United States OF
the |. 20. F., convened at Atlanta, Ga, on
the 2ist.
THE representatives OF the Transatlantic
steamship Companies having failed to agree
upon passenger rates, their late rivalries are
renewed, and tickets to Europe are selling
at si5 each.
THE Grand Lodge Of |. o. o. f., in session
/ at Atlanta last week, after considerable dis
cussion, resolved that all spirituous, vinous,
| and malt liquors shall be excluded from the
/ Jodce-rooms and ante-rooms of the halls
connected with or adjoining thereto, where
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| place for holding the next session OF the
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