The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1878-11-29

Orr AoAIv.-- Joseph lIuehca, af,or scrv.
ing ont about one.four;h Of hia sentence
for disorierly conduct, took m appeal in
his case To the Circuit Court, gave bond,
and l. nov at large. We hope for the
sake Of hs friends that he will "turn over
a new leaf" and make a man Of himself
THE MARSHAL IN TRouBLr.-On Mon.
day evening after Mr. Grimes had sworn
out warrant against Jennings and Davis,
the process was directed and delivered to
$. D. Myers, the Marshal, Tor execution.
lie refused to take H. whereupon, W. II.
Miller, County Attorney, swore gu, a war
rant sgainst Myers for refusing to serve a
criminal process, and the case will come mp
for trial to-day
PArRoSIzE Hmm John II. Lana
gan, Of Paris, KY, a draughtsman and en-
ginecr connected with the firm Of Beers h
flanagan, who has been making surveys
aud maps in this State for the last four
years, is here, and proposes to make map
Of this county from the surveys recently Ia
en-, provided he receives sufficient encour-
agement from our citizens. We trust that
he will he literally patronized, a. the map
he intends making with be worth a great
deal TO the county.
INA BAD SSAP.--On Monday last VIM.
Jennings and Cbss. Davis, Of Garrard, came
over to collect a debt Of W. W. Grimes,
which they claimed had been standing for
fifteen years They ~ent to Grimes house
and demanded payment, but he insisted
that he had not the wherewithal to iiqui-
date. They then told him to saddle his
horse and go with them to town, and Jen-
ning-, with drawn knife that he handled
in an intentionally close proximity to
Grimes throat, threatened 10 Use IL on his
jugular vein II he did not hurry up. Crimes
thinking II hest to do as they bid, caught
his hor-e and started to get on him, but
they made him get in the buggy with Jen-
nings, while Davis rode the horse. On
nearing town Jennings again made demon
STATIONS with his knife, and told Grimes
that IL he attempted to have them arrested
il would he a fatal thing with him. But on
arrival h.re, Grimes jumped out Of the
buggy and the young men went on through
town at lively speed with Grimes horse
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A USPRovoKED AsAuLT.-Last Satur-
day, Lucien Lasley vas called to Grab or-
chard. on business with Capt. L, u. Moore,
and while standing talking with him in
the middle Of the street, Will Saunders,
who Ind been walking up and down the
pavement in an excited manner, went to
where the gentlemen were, and taking Las
ley by the lapel Of his coat, applied a vul-
gar and rough epithet to him, and told
him that he had to acknowledge that he
was just what he had called him or suffer
the conseqences. Lasley told him that he
was unarmed, but he would see him IN the
lowest regions Of - before he would make
any such an acknowledgment saunders
who had had his right hand In his pants
pocket all the time, cooked his pistol and
had il nearly in readiness to send ball
through Lasley's heart, when Capt. Moore
seized his hand and prevented him from
doing the terrible deed that he contempia-
ted. At this juncture, old Arch Carson,no
doubt, to curry favor with Saunders and
his ilk, rushed on Lasley with a drawn
knife, and used the same words to him
that Saunders had done. Mr. Reuben
Bronaugh took him in charge, and carson,
to show an over amount OF bravery told
him that il he did not release him, that he
would carve his d-n head of. Mr. Bro
naugh Immediately let him CO. and told
him to proceed with his carving but the
old mans courage began to oole out OF the
ends Of his fingers when confronted by
man who had an equal show with himself
and he very wisely concluded TO desls', \