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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-02-21

Tue Governor has refused George
washingtons last appeal for a months
respite, and that negro will, to-day, at
Louisville. pay the penalty with his
neck for his rape on the little German
girl.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-02-21

THE l.. * n. ~ G. S. Il. II. is sell.
ing round-trip tickets to New Orleans,
good from the 22d to March 9th, for
s22. The Mardi Gras festivities prom
Use to be on a grander scale than in
any previous year.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-02-21

GAIT. BLAIR owned up before the
Corr, Martial to the charges of biga.
my and forgery, and now should be
brought here aud made to suffer long
term in the Penitentiary. He is one
Of those over-righteOus Pharisees whom
We would be much grAtifed to see pun
ished 10 the full extent of the law.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-02-21
COUNTRY PRODUCE

Taken in exchange for Goods, at the highest naar,
ket rates. Bring ne your poultry, feathers, Iggs
Butter, Wax, Wild Game, LAM, Bacon, Ginseng
or anything else, and | will give you Goods 10
them 10 their null value.
N. DAVIS.
a02-6m Near the Depot
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-02-21

TILDES,h having been thoroughly vim
dieated, ought again to be the nominee
of the Democratic party for Presi-
dent. In the event he is the nominee
and is elected, all the s tie Z Commits
sions this side of their headquarters in
the hot regions can not again prevent
him from taking his seat.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-02-21

The Washington Sar says that in
the month of january. there were
twenty-six more deaths from pneumo-
mia in the District OF Columbia than
in the preceding month, and that lung
or throat disorders seem the rule rath.
er than the exception. Pneumonia
claims more victims than consump-
ton.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-02-21

Ir is generally agreed, we believe,
that the political jury oath shall be
repealed. Indeed, il is difficult to see
how any intelligent Republican can
bring himselftO oppose its abrogation.
There are Judges who could not sit on
the juries they instruct. There are
United States attorneys who could
not sit on the juries before whom they
prosecute public offenders. There are
Senators in Congress. Governors of
States, aud even a member of a Re-
publican Cabinet, in similar state
Of disability. The contrivance Of
such test is absurdly unjust and I'M
polite. II ought to be rescinded and
will be resc;nded.-[Courier-Journal.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-02-21

TnE vote for the nomination for
state officers now stands: For Cover.
nor, Blackburn, 2O9, Underwood,
l4S, Jones, 10l. For 1t. Governor,
Capt. Cantrill has 1877, and is away
beyond any OF his competitors. For
Auditor, Hewitt has 234, Smith, ISL,
and Boyd, 80. For Attorney Gener.
al, Hardin, $50, Moss, So, Cooper,
Al. Jones. 81. For Superintendent
Of Public Instruction, Henderson, 1874.
Halsell, SO, Pickett, 80, Smith, 40,
Edgar, 4S, Allen, As. Register, Mar.
cum, 60. Voris, 81, NJ. Williams, 80,
Boyd, 80, ID. n. Williams, %, and
Sheldon, %.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-02-21

APAssESoER TRAIN on the Selma,
Rome and Dalton Railroad fell thro'
a rotten bridge over Mulberry Creek
last Tuesday. One white man, Geo.
Evans, and four negroes were killed.
Supt. Stanton and Conductor White
were fatally injured. Ten or twelve
persons were severely hurt. The train
is a complete wreck.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-02-21

IL the short space of an hour the
House of Representatives passed last
Monday, under a suspension of the
rules, bills appropriating thirty-6ve
millions Of acknowledgement mil
lions to pay pension arrears; five mil.
lion eight hundred thousand to rivers
and harbors, and two million five hun
dred Thousand for deficiencies. The
vote on the pension arrears appropri.
alton bill stood 17S 10 Sc.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-02-21

The Republicans can get no conso.
lation from the disclosures. There is
no doubt Of the fact that the votes Of
Louisiana, Of Florida aud of South
Carolina, we're for sale. The Repub-
licans got them and the Democrats
did not get them. That the Republi.
bans bought a part or all these votes
will hardly be doubted by any sane
man. That the persons who consum-
mated the disgraceful transaction have
been rewarded by the President for
their corrupt work is fact Of history.
by the action of President Hayes in
this matter he has become pariieeps
eriminis afrer the fact. however limo
cent he might have been before it. He
has sealed the villainy by his own
image and superscription. and has
thereby contributed, in the most pub
lie and official manner, TO the degra-
daiion OF politics and the corruption
Of the ballot. History will brand
him with the guilt which he sanction.
Ell and confrmed.-lThe Age.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-02-21

II declare before God and my eOun-
try that the votes of Louisians and
Florida were bought by the Republic
cans. l would seorn and condemn
my righteous title II the Democratic
party had secured my seat by fraud y
-IHon. Sam'l j. Tillen before Cy.
pher Committee.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-02-21

Con. p. DoNAS,the eccentric editor
that claimed the authorship ofProcter
Knots celebrated Duluth speech, was
compelled to sign rctraction Of an
article derogatory 10 the character Of
l.. p. Cunningham, Of Joplin, Mo.
Like all the fellows who sign, when
they ought to fight, DOMAIN was then
kicked out Of Cunninghams office,
which indienity he failed entirely to
resent.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-02-21

SENATOR BRucE, the negro mem-
Der from Mississippi, presided over the
Senate Of the United States in the
absence of the Speaker, this week,
with, it is said, marked ability and
dignity. Who would have ever
thought that a negro would have per.
formed the duties of the Vice Presi-
dent Of the United States
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-02-21

TnE Trige county Democrat says
that after the Union county Conven.
ton had instructed ia delegates for
Underwood, Dr.. Blackburn met Gov
cnor Underwood. doth present a. the
Convention, when he remarked;
Gov. Underwood, you have carried
Union county against me, and ! con-
gratulate you" Underwood blandly
smiled and politely bowed in acknowl-
eigment ofthe compliment. But DR..
Blackburn continued: at is the best
thing ild could nave happened foI
me; il will arouse my friends all over
the State Underwood replied, "Well,
Doctor, II you think it is the best
thing for you, | certainly think il the
best thing for me, and we both ought
to he satisfied" YES responded
DR.. Blackburn, with no little feeling;
"but / think il shows but d-n little
regard for distinguished service to
party, philanthropy aud talent" Who
but a wind-bag Of vanity could have
made such a remark. and who 30 blind
a. not to see the object Of all the Doc.
tors "disinterested philanthropby.'
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-02-21

A Miss DARBY, Of Owensboro, KY,
having been apprised Of the fact that
one Ed. Boone had circulated Islander.
Gus reports concerning her, marched
to his place Of business and proceeded
to give him a severe cowhiding. She
paid no attention TO his entreaties, but
mercilessly let fall the lash till stopped
by friend. That girl can take care
of herself in this world.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-02-21

TnE Marion Republican Convention
broke up in row because part of the,
crowd wanted TO instruct for General
Murray for Governor. and the other
for Hon. Walter Evans. They did
not seem to consider that no matter
which they instructed for. or which
got the nomination, he would be heat.
en- for he Office by Mt lOast 100, 900
majority.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-02-21

TnE sensible mou.in the south. and
every where else, know that IN, crush.
ing defeat ct the Democrats in the
Northern States last November. was
caused by the alarm Of the county At
the presumed inroads that imitation,
grecnbackory. inconvcrtiblc paper
money doctrines. were making in the
Democratic party. The Southern
States undoubtedly contributed to
make this alarm the more intense BY
following the leadership Of such poll.
ticians As voorhees, aud Ewing. They
have found out their mistake From
this time henceforth the "Ohio idea"
will find but little support in the
South, except among Republicans and
other opponents Of the Democratic
party.-[N. o. Picayune, Dem.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-02-21

En-. CLAYTON, the Louisville hack
man, who murdered Chas. Ketzel, al.
most unprovokedly in bar-room
broil, was tried in Louisville few
days ago and let off with five years in
the Penitentiary. 1t is said that one of
the jury was bought, but the price of a
juror must have fallen very low when
a hackman could make the purchase.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1879-02-21

Or the s45, 100000 of fractional
paper currency issued. there remains
outstanding about sl6.O00,0O0, of
which amount about 100000 are
in three and five cents. II is now
estimated that there will ultimately
be redeemed only $4,000, 900 of the
100000, leaving sl2,OO0,OOO as
profit to the Government, that amount
being Lost or destroyed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1879-11-15

AUGUSTA, Me-, November 1.-THE ru.
mors in regard to the Governor and Coun.
cilintending to count out the Republican
majority in the Legislature is exciting
general attention, as they come from
sources that entitlc thcm to belief. Messrs.
Baker and Baker filed notice with the
government to-day to be heard in the dis.
putcd cases in Franklin, Lincoln and
penobsCot counties, and II. NJ. Heith did
likewise in regard to the cases in Wash.
ington county. 1t Is reported that no
hearing will DO allowed in the dispu.
ted cases, but that certificates will bc is,
sued Monday, as has already been do.
termined. \ carefully compiled list of the
Legislature shows that. tho Republicans
have 50 members in tho House, aud one
vacancy by death, while the Democrats
have 81 in the same branch. In the Sen,
ato the Republicans have 10 members and
the Democrats l2.
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MIlIs CLOSING UntII Wheat Drops.

Sr. LOUIS, November lI.-Thero is q
movement among tho milIers here to
close their mills until the price Of wheat
defines. Two mills closed to-day, two
more will shut down as soon Us what
wheat they have on hand is ground and
this action will probably become general.
The principal reason assigned for this Il
that -four Is below the price OF wheat and
can only be made at d loss. Many mil.
lers have already lost heavily on contracts
made when wheat was less than a dollar
per blshel, and they see no profit in the
immediate future. But little flour has
shipped from here for the last three weeks
and large amounts are In store, more than
enough to supply all the demands for
sometime. The millers are satisfied that
there must bo n decline in wheat pretty
soon. In all events they will not pur.
chase until the price falls or there Is q
margin on flour.
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NEIaHBoRHo0p NEWS.
HELLAIRE.

Sunday being set apart as day OF na-
tionaI thanksgiving by the Junior Order
Of United American Mechanics OF tho
United States, suitable services will be oh.
served here by the members of that
order. Rev. ]. ". Toland will deliver an
address to ResOlnte Council, No. 10, at
tho Methodist Church, at three o'clock in
tho afternoon. All are invited to attend,
The boilers, uGilers and other men EN-.
ployGh at the nail works, who live on
Gravel Hill, arc making new walk to tho
hill from the q. 4 Z. Railroad. The old
path, by constant sliding, has become
very narrow in places, and on dark
nights Is dangerous, The new one will
not be SO steep, as ii is being graded oil at
the top and filled in with CindeH four or
five feet at the bottom.
A twO.stOTy frame house is going lp ran.
idly on the hill west Of the planning mill,
Thursday evening, little after seven
o'clock, some one out in tho darkness OIL
tho Public Square shouted for help and
the police. A man was found, rather tho
worse for liquor, with his face bruised and
bloody, who said he had been knocked
downb BY three men for the purpose Of
robbing him. His money was inside Lis
vest, and his assailants failed to find It be.
fore his cries scared them away. Probably
he had displayed his money In some "a.
loon where the men had seen It, and WIS
followed till he reached dark place.
Friday morning at three o'clock one Of
the large glasses in the front OF i. Il. Kings
drug store was broken. officer MCC0r-
mack heard the noise square and half
away, although the mill bell was ringing
and a heavy ireighttrain was crossing tic
bridge. The glass was broken by
swingle.tree thrown with force enough to
go through. Two bolts Of black Cassitncro
were stolen out oi the window and the
thieves made of. Ike glass was insured,
IiNlts. wills. FaTis, Of Wheeling island,
Is in town for u visit Ola few days.
p n T.
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The bullion withdrawn ircm the Bank
ot England yesterday, was for shipment
to New York.
ltis thought between E300, 900 and EiOO,
900 specie weFe taken from the Bank ol
England yesterday for shipment to
America.
A correspondent at Cabul says that 1t Is
rumored that combined Russian and
Persian forcc has been defeated by the
Turkomans near SirGkO.
Prince Almayon, son oi the late King
Theodore oil AbySsinia, who arrived In
Leeds q short time ago to pursue his
studies, died yesterday morning Of bronChC
pleuro, aged 10 yGars.
In tho Government circles the visit oithC
CzarewitCh to Berlin Is held to be devoit
ol political Significance, and indicative only
ot cordial, personal relation between
the two Imperial families.
The organic complaint from which
Prince Bismarck is suffering IL said to bC
an incipient stage Of fatty degeneration
OF the heart, as yet but slightly developed
There Is no immediate cause for apprGhcn
sion.
Alvlces from Cape Town announce tha
the Cape Ministry have addressed a minute
10 Sir BartlO FfCer expressing the opinion
that Sir Garnet WOlSOley's settlement Of
ailaiB In Hulnland is prejudicial to tll(
permanent peace Of South Africa.
The report that an alliance has beer
formed by the Balkan PrincIpaIilles 70
mAlna unContrndictsd, but II Is not be
lieved that tho affair has progressed be
y0nd overtures from SGrvia 10 other States
ServIa Is regarded to bo acting under Rus
sian inspiration.
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MhnI saoo nId In MnII A,rrs,.

August 10th, 1870, u Philalel6 6hia cuslo.
mer wrote Messrs. Lawrence & Co., Bank.
Ors, n. y: "Dcar Sirs: Yours containing
remittance for I,ll3 u, Rs profits on my
700 shares, Is received. Accept my thanks,
Tor am very well satisfied. You may use
this letter. I would recommend every
one who feels disposed 10 speculate 10
send for your circular" This Is but one
instance out Of thousands, by which the
new combination system oi operating In
stocks, enables people with large OF small
capital 10 make similar profits, by this
excellent plan, tho orders Of thousands OF
customers from cltyAud CountryarGpoole,l
Into one immense sum and cO-opGratej as
a mighty individual account. Each mem.
bor Of the combination secures all the al.
vantagGs Of the largest capital united with
experienced skill. Profits divided monthly;
SO invested brings $50, or5 per cent on
tho stock, S75 will make $3.50, and so on,
according to the market, Messrs. Law.
rencO & Co.'s new circular ,mAiisl irec)
has two unorring rules for success" and
explains everything, 40 that any one can
operate protltably, All kinds Of stocks
and bonds wanted. New Government
loan supplied. Apply TO Lawrence ( Co.,
Bankers, 81 Exchange, n, Y, City.
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THE WHITE RIVER UrEs
Organization Of the Commission 10 rrsa
with Them.


Los PlSOs, AorScY, Nov. 10, VIA LAX
CRY, Col, Nov. li.-ThO Commission Oh
ganizcd yesterday. Prcsont-Gcn. Ilatcl
Gen. Chaa. Adams, Chiei Ouray, Fin
Lieutenant dustavus valois, Of the Mint
Cavalry, recorder and legal adviser; j
Townsend, Of New Mexico, Interpreter
The Commission Is now In session, bu
no Indians have as yet put In an appear
ance' Ouray evidently feels the respon
sibIlities resting upon him, and the nes
ten days will test his power over IL,
White River UteS. An Indian Counc
was held last night, but the result has no
bCen disclosed. ltouray controls its dc
libCrationS the Indians will be OH hant
to give their testimony in relation 10 Ii,
White River troubles. II not, the Com
mission WILDE u failure, and the arm,
will have to fight itout. The Commission
is harmonious, and peaceful settlement
Of affairs rest entirely with the Utes.
The Indians have no excuse on the
grounds OF intimidation, Us Gen. Hatch
came through without any troops. lie Il
anxious to accomplish the purpose for
which tho Commission was convened
Chlet Douglas is expected at the agency
to-day. lie has signitlcd his willingness
to testify In relation to the Affairs Of White
river But last nights Council will un.
doubtedly control his actions In that dtrec.
ton, Guty Is disturbing element TO.
wards peaceful solution of the trouble,
and having considerable influence with q
certain class OF Indians is likely to make
Olray much trouble.
LATER i:i5 a. M.-Chiei Douglas John.
son and Salawick have Just arrived and
the Commission Is in iull blast, The
Commission sits with closed doors. Moth.
ing will be known in relation 10 its pro
Ggedings until the official report reaches
Washington.
DENvER, November Il.-The Peace Com.
misslon organized ut Los Pines, yester.
day, and as all the member were present,
including Generals Hatch, Adams and
Chief Ouray, Lieutenant VaIais, ol tho OH
cavalry, was chosen recorder and legal
adviser; ]. Tywnsend, OF Now Mexico, in.
terpreIer and Geo. D. Herman,
clerk. To-day at noon, 0uray came
in, bringing Chiefs Jshics0n, DOugass
and Sower who were quite nervous, not.
withstanding their efforts to appeart at
ease. Louis McLane, brother OF Joe Nc.
Lane, went to the agency by permission
70 investigate the killing Of his brother.
The chiefs were greatly dissatisfied at his
presence. He went TO the town OF Ouray
1t the request OF the Commissioner Of the
Indians, who appears anxious as 10 the
whereabouts Of the troops.
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'hn'"h l'sgi'trr.
Tho IalI in the market and the low water
abide together.
John RIoodgood Of New York, offers
tue Marietta rolling mill for sale.
The Charcoal Iron Co. 3 furnaces, How.
AL and Bnckhorn, are advertised at Sher.
jds sale.
Jackson furnace property will be sold at
public auction December 9th. Itisap.
praised At $4,000. .
rrop'e furnace chilled the other day and
they had an expensive time getting out
the cold metal.
Eagle furnace has been purchased by
Columbus parties.
Inc Lawrence mill was of last Saturday
,, nnu Monday, owing to broken shaft on
'hG slneehtr; went on again Tuesday.
hc'loht mill stopped last Saturday for
repairs, and WILDE idle about three weeks.
Two old heating furnaces have been torn
"own and new onesRrG being put in their
places The new furnaces will be provided
with sheet iron stacks 40 feet high, lined
with tire brick, The company are also
rtrcltngAnew building over the four boil.
ihg furnaces nt the lower end oi the mill,
The ',soHgan' ut Belmont furnace Was
got ont by Mr. McGRrvey, an old stone
qnarFyman. llob0red about thirty holes
IN the mass and iilleA them with boiled
nltFO'gIYcerino and powder, drove in steel
pings, and put heavy weights lon these,
The "SOugan" was broken into nine
pieces, and then removed from tho stack
Tho total weight Of tho mass Is calculated
at htty tons. II il tp'top Iron and will bC
broken up and used a. the mill.
The new company that purchased the
pomeroy rolling mill arc L. NJ. McAlillin
j. II. Moulton, George Willard, j, ii
Rramwell and George F. Stone. The prlc(
paid was $3S,OO0. Tho mill Is In good con
dition; has 10 boiling furnaces, 10 nal
machines, and full line Of rolls neccasar,
TO carry on merchant bar production
The chief advantage Of the new compap,
is the coal, which Is not only OF excellen
quality, but Is so near the mill that tranl
pOrtation bills are entirely avoided, II
claimed that thorG will be an actual sayIn
ot0t least a dollar q ton on the coal. IN
company have not settled upon their Al
rGnIements for operating the mill, but
viii he run rs soon a. the river rises sull
clcnlly TO Ret metal there,
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ErM HnrIE.

EEw YuRE, November il.-Co,tpn I'M.
settled ut NE; futures quiet Flour higher
and In better demand receipts, ~ 600 barrels /:
saperline western aud Stats 81 0Oa5aJ; com.
mon TO good 50 SUIj %; good to choice, s. 7Oa
20: white wheat extra, 3 7aaG q; extra Ohio,
- GhI co; st, Louis s. 50lSOO; Minnesota
patent, s. OllS 90 Wheat-Denand active :
receipts, lG7. .OOO hushels uncnded snrIng
81 20: No. spring 81 2jal %; No, Q sprin,.
81 2DLl 81 No. Milwaukee 81 32al ~! I'M.
graded winter r,d 81 9ial n; No, 3 81 3Ss
No. . 81 IO,Ial -; ungmded amber 81 asa
l q; No, . amber, 81 iOai IOJS; unrrnlcd
white 81 SAL %; No. do sales 5000 bnslcls
at 81 81 No. . red November. sales l2S OO0
bushels at 81 4iaI 'i2; December, Sles 2TaWg
bushels AT 81 iJal IS; January, sales 4s.OO0
bushels at 81 l7Eal iSli. Rye-NO. . west.
ern s2aSIc. Corn demand active; rcccipts,
1000 bushels; ungradVl S0ajDltc; No 4
55jsc; steamer jIIN57Hc; low mixed G0Igc
No. 3 November, 6gsiC bid. zoe asked: DE,
Ccmher, GD3ic bid; january G2c. Oats uuict
receipts $1,000 bushels western mixed Ila
4IHC white western 4Gc. Hay dull at JnlJJc,
Hops fair and market firm. Coffee ltrady
aud unchanged. Sugar quiet but firm; Air
To good SkaOkr. MOlRSsCs Quir; but firm.
ltiCr--DelnAnd fair aud market firm Tall0w
dull ut 1Aa7kc, Rpsin dull andunChnngcd.
TurprutinO dull at 3Sa3Si.c. Para hIchcr /;
mess $il 90 Beef firm. Cut meats - De.
mand fair aud market firm. Lard strong;
prime steam 81 32jfa7 35. Butter duh, west.
Crn lSa3ic. Cheese, nOniina,ly unchanged.
Whisky nominal Ut 81 Is.
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RUSSIA.

ST. PErEEsHURGu, November l4.-At
meeting Of the Russian chronological So
ciety a lecture was delivered on The sub
iect OF fitting out OF four famous Russian
cruisers In the United States. The lee
turer made especial reference 10 the sym
pathy and cooperation which oil had re
ceived from the American people. SiS
men, he said, deserted from the expedition
who preferred TO remain on the free sol
Of America, but they were Germans from
the Baltic Provinces moi Russians.
The Agence RtSdc ConLradiCts tho state.
Inent published In several foreign news,
papers that Lord DulTerin, British Am,
bassador to Russia, has been instructed 10
submit plan for the two governments In
regard to Central Asia, and declares that
Lord DulIerin was absent from st. Peters,
burgh atthe time the alleged instructions
we're stated 10 have been sent him.