The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-01-08

Molsons Bank, Toronto, Who robbed that
bank Of forty three ti 900 bank notes and
6ed, was arrested In Elisabeth, N. Y, and
$4,000 was found In his possession.
A FEW days since the body Of 60 unknowu
white man was found floating In the White
River, near Preston Bluff, Arkansas. The
head vas severed from the body, which bore
many marks Of violence.
DrRISo ball at Centrevilie, In the in.
terror Of Anoka cosnty, MINI, an sffrsy
occurred between party Of Frenchmen, and
felir RoSinold, q French hslf.breed was
killed. His body, when discovered In n
stable, was cold, his murderers having re-
sumed their places In the dance, the body
was brought into the ballroom and placed
on the floor In one corner, In plain sight Of
all the revslers and the dance continued for
On hour or two.
Nh. BEKcuER declares that he Is not par.
ticulsr about . bill Of particulars, snd the
great case proceeds.
MRS. JoHS JAcoB Aston has sent e5o0, to
be used as prizes in the intercollegiate con.
test coming Of in the New York Academy
OF Music, January Tth.
KING KALAKArA visited New Haven, and
was received by the Mayor, Aldermen, and
Common Council, and had speeches fred at
him, and fred back.
RUMoRs in circulation that Treasurer
Spinner, Assistant Treasurer Tuttls, and
George b. McCartee, Chief Of the Bureau Of
Engraving and Printing Of the Treasury De-
psrtment, had resigned, are pronounced un.
true.
GERRIT SMITH died at the residence OF
General John Cochfane, In New York City,
at 1880 o'clock, December 2sth. Mr.. Smith,
In company with his wife, went
to that city for the purpose Of
spending the holidays among his friends.
lie was in remarkably good health; his cheek
as ruddy, his eye as clear, his voice as firm,
his step as elastic rs 1t had been for many
years. He arose early, and said 10 Mrs.
Smith that he had slept uncommonly we'll,
stating that he had not spent so merrya
Christmas for long time as on the day be-
fore. While dressing his uttersnee suddenly
became indistinct, and he was borne TO .
bed, barely able TO say, In faint tone:
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conscious ana mus remained un'i aea'n,
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FaoM a Chicago dispatch we learn that
there is hieh official authority for saying
that General Sheridan does not go 10 New
Orleans in obedience 10 any direct orders,
but in compliance With q personal request
Of the President, who desired to have some
one nj that point In whom he has implicit
confidence 10 furnish him with truthful in
formation, and Of such rank that in case Of
emergency he could act without special or.
der from Washington.
l.. ROBERTS 4 Co, Of New York city, who
suspended two months ago, have resumed,
and paid their creditors In full.
MrcH trouble is expected at the Render
Coal Mines, In Ohio County, Ky. Some
weeks since the miners employed struck for
higher wages, and the company procured
from Louisville an entirely new set Of men.
The new employees have been frequently
threatened by the striking men, and lately
about one hundred OF the latter, some of
them armed, appeared at the mines and
demanded that work be suspended. The
President Of the company applied to the
Governor for aid.