The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-03-12

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with melancholy spells, and Il was durin,
one Of these Il Is supposed that the dee,
was done.
FIRST 90 THE SEAsoN.-We were invited
in to inspect large and magnificent stock
Of new hats and ready made clothing, all
new styles, which were opened this weel
by those stirring young men, the Hayden
Brothers. Nothing In all the country car
excel these two lines Of goods for beauty
finish, cheapness and durability. The very
latest designs aud patterns that will be worn
in the cities this spring aud summer, hav,
been selected with great care. and we sd-
wise Ill in want Of anything Of the Kind to
give the Haydens call.
MISUNDERSTANDING Taylor, the man
who was 50 seriously cut and shot by
Enoch and sam upihegrove and Mac
Young some time ago, died Monday Of his
injuries. County Attorney, W. II. Miller,
thereupon changed the charge to murder,
aud ordered the rc-arrcst Of the party, aud
the upthegroves were taken and lodged in
Jail here Tuesday. Young has fed the
country. The upthegroye. were taken TO
Highland yesterday for an examining trial,
hut the ease was postponed ill next Tues
day, and they were returned to Jail.
A BAD STATE on ArfAIRs-Ch aries l.,
Carter had his two sons, Charles and George,
arrested this week, charging them with
feloniously stealing and carrying Of his
corn, and also rwore out peace warrant
against them. They were acquitted Of the
charge Of stealing hut were required to
keep the peace In reasonable sum when
the old man offered to 60 on their bonds.
Charles accepted his proposition but George
preferred 10 60 To Jail In preference to re-
oeiying a favor from such an unnatural
father and was accordingly locked up. II
IL said that family broils are an every day
occurrence in the Carter household.
FANSiNo MILI--Messrs. q. W. Boo
naugh. james Dudderar and Geo. II. Bruce
have purchased the right to sell in this
aud eleven other blue.gra counties, Hat
fields Boss Fanning Mill, the most COM
pleie grain and seed separator we have
seen. The HAYDEN Brothers bought forty
two other counties in this State and the
whole Of half dozen other States, and
Marshall and Miller, Iowa and Texas and
several Of the Territories. The patentee
is said TO have gone away with four or Eve
thousand dollars besides numerous horses.
buggies, nc. From all we can learn Of the
machine there are millions in it,"
CAS'r CHARGE HIM wIrH THAr.-There
are great many people in this world, who,
in their narrow aud -,ingy hearts, can not
appreciate the fact that a man can give
his money purely for disin,ere-ied motives
Therefore Colonel wclch'- magnanimous
and commendable act in helping a poor
ruined woman, when all her friends had
iorsaken her, was thought by such to be
proof positive Of his guilt. To this class
the Colonel gave a very neat thrus. this
week. Everybody in this section knows
the little hoy who goes around begging for
his crippled father. This little fellow ae-
costed Colonel Welch IN a crowd with,
"Mis,er, please give me a dime to buy my
father some meat; tree fell on him and
broke his back lnsiinctiyely the Colonel
pached for his vest poke, but paused, say
ing, al would do il, sonny, but ! am afraid
some one would say at once, that ] was the
villain who cut the tree down on the old
man.
ENTiRELY ENoSERArED.-All OF our ex-
changes express themselyee satisfied OF
Colonel welch'- Innocence, and praise his
magnanimity and charity towards the poor
woman. The Frankfort ieomdn has this
to say; Mr.. W. 7. Walton, Of the INTER
ION JouRSAI, who is a determined and
fearless advocate Of right aud an unrelrnt.
ing and tireless pursurer Of all pcrpctia-
to-s OF wrong against society, has in his
last issue an elaborate article defending
Col. W. q. Welch from the serious charge
made against him concerning the young
woman, Matte Coleman, who died in child
birth in Cincinnati. The article aud liz
accompanying documents is a complete
vindication Of Col. welch, and there can
not be shadow Of suspicion that he was
the seducer Of the unfortunate girl. Wal
ton Is not a man who would try TO shield
his best friend from the consequences Of
such a crime, and we are glad To observe
that he has made the innocence Of Col.
Welch so clear. The man Dillon who was
the real author Of the girls ruin and the
prime cause Of her death has made the
only reparation in his power-a full con-
fession.
foR CIRcuIr JuDGE.-As the time for
the selection OF candidate for Circuit
Judge is drawing near, We desire to say a
word in behalf Of our townsman, J. W..
Alcorn, Esq. After four years service in
the late war. in behalf Of the Lost Cause,