The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-10-01
NOTES OF CURRENT EVENTS

The KeOmdA thinks that Pennsylvania
will 60 10000 Democratic.
The Southern X. X. will sell round
trip tickets to the Georgia Fair for s.
Vermont only went 25,079 Republic
can, loss to that party as compared with
1876.
A bet has been made in New York Of
$4,000 on Hancock against s., 500 on Gar.
field
The widow Garth farm Of lO7 acres,
near Georgetown, sold this week at slO3.20
per acre.
-Four inches Of snow fell Saturday at
Lookout Station, Union Pacific Road, in
Wyoming.
Col. John d. Fogle, Of Marion, is put
ting in some good ticks for Hancock and
English in Indiana.
Eight years ago the Republican major
ity in Maine was 1884. Now it Is not so
much by some $4,000
Hon. Green b. Keller, will begin the
publication of the Semi Wesllg bourbon Sun
at Paris ON the 9Th inst.
President Hayes il still ON the Golden
Coast and writes that he will not return to
Washington ill the last Of the month.
The Ohio and Indiana employees in the
Executive Departments will be given ten
days leave Of absence with pay, to go home
and vote.
The Catlettsbnrg Dtmocrai wants the
name Of its town changer, believing that
no matter what the new one might be, it
could but be for the better.
j. l.. Jacoby, Of Albemarle County, 1
Va, has been convicted Of petit larceny. |
and sentenced to receive twenty lashes up
On his bare back in punishment therefor.
Gen. Daniel + Sickles, who has hith-
srto been an active Republican, and was
Minister to Spain under Grant, has apnounc-
ed his intention to support Gen Hancock.
The survey Of a railroad to connect
1t Knoxville with the Cincinnati Southern
has been completed. The road will be AZ
niles in length and run through fine bu-
iness country.
The suit Of Jessie Raymond against
senator Hill, Of Georgia, for alleged seduc-
ion, which created such a sensation at
last Winter, has been dismiss
ID by the Court
The Court Of Appeals has decided that
County Judge has the power to revoke a
'ar-room license in case where the party
o whom il is granted is shown to have vi
lated its conditions.
The Ohio River is lower than for years,
I being almost impossible now for a boat
o get to Huntington; consequently the
reight for the G. 4 o. r. Il. is shipped by
he BALTIC. 4 Ohio r. X.
Garfield is $1,000 votes weaker in
)hio to-day than he wa. on the day Of the
laine election. The straddlers all jumped
Il the fence and rushed into the Hancock
amp Cleveland Plaindealer.
The Gulnare, commanded by Captain
Iowgate, has given up the North-Pole Ex- ,
edition and sailed for New York. The
easons given are the loss Of stores, the
amaged condition Of the vessel and the
,teness OF the season. ,
The centennial Of the capture Of Maj. ,
Indre by John Panlding and Isaac Van
yart was celebrated at Sleepy Point, New
'ork, last Thursday, by unwilling {
latue in honor of his captors. There was
n immense turnout Of people.
jay Gould has paid the travelling ex-
enses from the Indian Territory Of six
ZEN young Indian girls, who are to be
laced in Mr.. Moody's seminary, at North Q
ED, Mas, educated at the Federal ex- '
ense, and returned to their homes. q
james johnson, accused Of horse-sieal-
X, has taken refuge on the side Of an al I
lost inaccessible cliff near the High Bridge c
D the Cineinn ali southern Railroad lie I
well armed, il dead shot, and the Off. O
ms do not dare approach his eyrie.
According to Geo. T.. Rowell's News- {
iper Directory, there are 9,723 newspa-
Frs published in the United States, 1885 {
which are Democratic, l,747 Republican /
I'd l22 Greenback. Kentucky has 20 Dem
cratic, \ Republican and . Greenback G
ipers.
The Republican National Committee Z
in high state Of alarm. Hancock 4 adj \
irsble letter on southern claims has de- /,
oralized them. They have virtually de-