The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1877-05-18
w. y. WALTON.

ing the two young Reynolds. Las beel
postponed till the 2Sd.."..Tennie Clai
lin has come to the front aaain-thi
time with n suit Of 100000 agains
the estate Of Commodore Vanderbilt
The grounds for the suit are said Il
lie, that a number Of years ngi she de
posted with Commodore $4,000 fo
speculative purposes. and that he re
alizeds7O, 900 on it, which with interest
now amounts TO the sum named in th,
suit Geo. Mcleod, a civil engineer
Of much note, and iate receiver Of the
Louisville Shoriline L. r., died IN
Louisville last Sunday from the effects
of a paralytic stroke A fire broke
out in an oil works in Brooklyn thi,
week, destroying the building and ere
ating loss of $500, 000......The case
Of Mrs. Mary l.. jackson VS. the South.
ern Mutual Life Insurance Company
for q, 800, a policy held by her son,
George N. jackson, which the deien-
dents refused to pay, IN the grounds
that he committed suicide, has just
been decided in favor of Mrs. jackson.
This suit was tried in Louisville lat
year, and resulted in hung jury. 1t
was then, By change of venue, trans.
ferred to the Circuit Court of Oldham
county.....A colorcd boy was killed
by being run over by an engine at
New Haven last Saturday The
Murphy Temperance movement is
raging all over Ohio, and thousands
are daily swearing oh from the use of
the deadly cup......Our noble army is
to be reduced to $4,000 men. Gen'l
Sherman has already announced that
instructions to that effect will beiollow.
ed as directed by the Secretary Of war
1.-The Inman Steamer, City Of Brus.
sells, en- route from New York to Lv.
erpool, which was reported Lost, has
been heard from. She broke her
shaft when three days out, and was
going her way under sail.
ONE Of the most startling of all the
monster crimes of this wicked age, has
just been perpetrated at the Goa! mines
near Sireator, Illinois. Owing To Il
reduction in the wages, the old miners
at that point, some time since, struck
in body. Their places were soon
filled bv new men, and trouble was
prevented by statiouing strong body
of police around the mines. After
the old strikers had exhausted their
means, they went to work, as strikers
usually have to do, at the old price,
and the majority of the "Blacklegs,"
as they were called, continued still in
the mines. A good deal of jealousy
and hard feeling were entertained by
the old miners towards them, which
eliminated, day or so ago, in a re.
voting attempt Of some fiend Of their
number to poison the whole set of
Blacklegs. How successful he wa- i
evinced by the fact that sixty men
were soon in the thrOes Of death from
the effects Of the deadly drug. No
clue has been found To identify the
perpeirator, but the aulhoili,, are
working upthe ease. 1t is said that
nearly all the poisoned men will tie.
The trial of W. c. ID. Whips, pro.
prietor of the Willard Hotel, i'r the
killing of John W. Stockton, hi
clerk, in January last. was commenc-
ell in the Jefferson Court on Tuesday
last. Not much difficulty was had IN
obtaining II jury II, had been thought,
and the examination of witnesses soon
common ,ed. There j. eminent cuun.
eel on bolh sides, and the ease will he
argued ~ MI IT. p''"t'' III Is hec''
died that a landlord has Il f'sh' L"
shoot ana XII h'' clerk because ne
does not get ~ nj 'he proper Time
the" TIA, '',''S''""'' i NOT III '"e' +"
dei'sh'i"l s''u''''''' as MS "'u"' po"'p'
"s'ty leads Il long suffering pupie 10
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