The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-06-27

The Wet Woods, near Louisville, has
been the scene Of another murder Jos
Travis, and his brother-in-law, Gentry,
quarrcled in a wheat field, when the for.
mer shot the latter, from the effects Of
which he died in a short time.
A French couple on their bridal tour,
arrived At Niagara Falls, Saturday, and
went over 10 the Three Sisters Island. The
bride bent over to get drink from the
swim running current, Lost her footing and
was washed over the falls. No trace Of
her body has been discovered.
Al a Picnic Of the Bohemian Sharp
shooters Association in Chicago. Sunday,
row was raised, which ended in rather a
serious manner. The Sharpshooters fired
on the outsiders, who, in turn, let go a
volley Of brick-bats. A number Of per-
sons were badly wounded, and one man
was killed The Sharp-hooters were ar
rested and lodged in jill on charge Of
murder
The Prince Imperial, Of France, Louis
Napoleon, a volunteer in the British ar.
my, was killed by party Of zulus, on the
Ii. The weapons used was assegais, and
The young Prince was literally cut TO
pieces. His mother, Empress Eugenia,
swconed on hearing the sad news, and Is
in a critical condition since. II Is thought
that the death will put an end to ImPeri-
alism in France.
Twelve or fifteen KuKlux went to the
house Of negro man in Henry county,
and called him out. Az he Opened the
door numerous shots were Cred at him,
one taking effect. lie ran Oh and the
cowarlly iends shot another negro man
through the head and set re TO the house,
burning mp hi. body and roasting alive two
negro children. No arrests have been
made yet, but no effort should he spared to
bring the scoundrels to Justice.
II has turned out that the National Iier,
a Greenback paper published at Washing
ton, Is kept alive by the Republicans, who
claim that il Is doing valuable service for
them in Ohio and Kentucky. It happen
ed in this wise Hubbell, Chairman Of the
Republican Committee, approached Oscar
Turner, and taking him for Robinson, Of
Ohio, he unbosomed himself in regard TO
the necessity Of sustaining the paper, and
and wound up with request for aid. Mr..
Turner demanded an explanation, and
when Hubbell found out the mistake he
had made, he was anxious TO have the
matter go no further, but it was too good
to keep, 20 Mr.. Turner published a full
account Of the conversation. Whew but
the RAIDS are mad.
The Army, the Legislative and the Ju-
deal bills having passed both Houses Of
Congress, were sent to the President on
Saturday, when he Immediately affixed
his signature to the two former and vetoed
the latter. An attempt was made to pass
the bill over the veto, but il failed Of the
necessary two-thirds majority, the vote
standing, yeas, l03, nays, IS. An impul-
sive member then moved an adjournment
sine die. On this there were 80 yeas, and
lO2 nays, the latter number including Is
Democrats, who insist that Congress shall
not adjourn till the test oath law is repeal
ed. A Washington telegram, says: "The
tendency Of affairs is that the bill will be
reported exactly as il was vetoed by the
President, leaving each Democrat to vote
as he sees ct. In this contingency it is
more than probable that the Objectionable
section 10 the President will be stricken
cut by the votes Of few Democrats and
Republicans, but that the repeal Of the
test oath will he left ON the bilID