The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1875-05-28

Paul, Mimi, knocked down and robbed Of
four hundred and thirty dc.iars, the pro.
ceeds Of apples. The robbers were not
identified.
A Nashville dispatch says; One Of the
seventy.fve Indians on their way 10 their
Florida prison, managed TO get hold Of q
knife, with which he stabbed two soldiers
and then himself, while the train was stand
ing at Madison Station, Eve miles from this
city. II is reported that the soldiers are not
seriously hurt. On arrival Of the train In
this city, the Indian was taken of and laid
on the platform wrapped In his blanket,
supposed to be in a dying condition.
Advices from Hickory county, No., state
that anarchy and terror exists there, grow.
ing out Of the killing. some days ago, Of
Daniel Naffxeiger, and the wounding Of q
man named Rutherford by Deputy Sheriff
Rogers, who, the latter says, resisted him
while serving process. Rogers Is charged
with numbering these men, and their friends
have armed and organized themselves for
the purpose Of arresting him, while he has
organized force Of fifty men and dehes the
authorities. The Sheriff Of the county has
sent word to the Governor that he is power.
less To preserye peaoe. and ask, the assist.
auce of the State authorities 10 maintain
order.
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e R,scl;n,;dge d;ed a, ri, home In Icing.
ton, Ky. His disease wss abscess Of the
liver aud consumption.
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po,,u,aI 10, Jondou EncIsnd. wa, John
wo,s, , DENTS, of Detroi,'
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n.,;,;on s,s,I hY no, son Rohs,, r. I;ncoIo
hofo,. An. C,,n,v Co,r, =, Ch;caco
Th. f,n.,,, ~ n, Jno r. R,scl;,,;d,e
nj, ,I.x;ng,or Kx was attended nv an i'm
msnss ,hyong of p.onIe an,;ou. 10 nav the
las, s,d bonors to his memorv. The officers
~ the STATE. headed bv Goveruor Leslie.
we're nre.ent in a body. as also Senators
Stevenson and McCreary, aud many other
distinguished men. The funeral was con.
duc,ed bv An. Knights Templar. Of which
o,der G.,s,.I Rrect;n,;dye was a member
No such ou,nour;ng Of the people ba. been
,,;,n.s.ed since the death Of Henry CLAW
and the distinction of party seemed to have
- =
Three prominent citizens Of Cincinnati
died Nav 2i, - Nathaniel Wright, aged
eighty-six. a lawyer, and at one time a di-
rector and President Of the Little Miami
Railroad. a piopeer resident OF Cincin natl !;
Rev. Erwin House, A, NJ, aged ffty-one,
assistant editor for mauy wears of the West
,r,, CAristian Adrocafe. a prominent Sunday
school worker. and author of several useful
and popular hooks: Isaac +. Jones. aged
eighty. -four. the oldest member in Cincinnati
of the Society Of Friends. Mr.. Jones will
he particularly remembered for the intro
duction of siik.culture in Cincinnati. Mr..
Hou.e expired suddenly while ascending the
stairs in the Methodist Book Concern.
The teleyranb records the death of Jesse
ID. Bright. formerly United States Senator
from the State of Indiana.
At Morley. Michigan, Berthe Rockwell, a
lad aged al. wears. while with some com.
panion, playing around a FIRE in field, ven.
tured too near the flames. which caugh, his
clotbes. and burned him in a terrible man.
n.r before helm could reach him. He lin.
gered until next morning in great agony,
whan he died
Daniel OIeary. at Chicago. has finished a
6ve.bundred mile walk. making the distance
=, go ho,,s' ,,rsn,v.e;sh, m;nu,e. and ten