The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-07-16

"a negro boy John Cooper was killed
nc'r krksgilie, KENNEDY, Friday hv he.
iug caught Boz the band running from an
engine To- a ihrcshiug machine.
-Tilden's majority In New York STAT,
in 1876 was 32lis Not voter can b,
named who supported Tilden then that
proposes to support Garfield nov - A.
hany Argu.
-- Dr. Tanner, the man who is starving
himself to death, has succeeded In living
seventeen days without food. lie j. still
strong and cheerful. though he has lost q
pounds Of flesh
The sale Of postage stamps, stamped
envelope. and postal cards foots up S3i ,o32
bli Tor the fiscal year closing on the 30th
nit This Is nesrly S3,5000Oo over any
preceding year.
--fli.@itees',sa shows IN incfvs=s = =
PER cent in population since 1870, NOR,
than any other town south Of the Ohio
River. II nows number. 1880.
Gen. Hancock and Mr. English held
very satisfactory consultation at the
formers residence, on Governors Island
this week, aud agreed on the substance Of
their letters Of acceptance.
The lIarrodsburg Obssrca says Hon
w. q. Bradley is going to leave Kentucky
lie is probably fleeing from the wrath Ia
come because Grant was not nominated ~
/ Bowling Green lnielligencer
- Mrs Brown, who with her paramour,
Joseph Wade, were indicted for the muir.
der Of her husband. has Just been sentenc-
ed to death at Indianapolis. Wade got
the same verdict month or more ago.
A remarkable BURGLAR enterprise has
been brought to light at Akron, Penn. The
deviltry Of the man who robbed the con
tribution box has been discounted. The
corner stone Of a church has been broken
open, and the coin deposited there in lSls
has been carried away.
The Couio-Jou,1ai has evidence that
large numbers Of negroes are leaving this
State for Indiana to vote in the coming
struggle. This is the game Of the Repub-
licans to carry the State, but It wont work
A watch has been set, and the last son.of-
a-gun Of fraudulent voter will he sent to
the Penilentiary.
- The Buford trial is running the usual
course Of respectable murder" trials.
There have been a change Of venue, and
next comes mol pro- an acquittil or a
pardon. Murder as a fine art and punish
ment ~ a farce, have been brought to per-
lection in these United States - Bowling
Green Intelligencer
- Dun's Commercial Agency reports
that during the last three months 1905
failures, with j liabilities o. S20,lll,6s
were reported in the United States, and
during the half year Of 1850 2,i97, with
liabilities Of S32 sss;76S. In the first six
months Of 1879 there 4,O5S failures, with
SOS, 519, $40 liabilities.
The Democratic National Committee
has reelected w. u. Banum, Of Connect
lieut, Chairman, and Fred. o. Prince, Of
Massachusetts,, Secretary. The Democrat
&c Congressional Committee now stands:
W. A. Wallace, J. l.. Mcdonald, II. q.
Davis, Eppa Hunton, August schell, ]. c.
:. Blackburn, W. h. Franklin, August
Belmont and W. +. White.
- At the funeral Of Price, the hanged
Cincinnati negro murder, il was intended
10 pass in the immediate friends and rela-
tives Of the deceased but hundreds Of the
vast concourse claimed relationship with
the dead murderer. Even white women
declared that they were related To the dead
man, but when told that they were not
colored. they solemnly declared they we're
~ So far as have studied the current
Of public thought and Of political feeling
in this country no feeling has shown itself
more strongly than the tendency Of the
public mind in the past few months. The
inan who attempts TO get up political ex-
element in this country on the old sec
Iional ISSUES will find himself without a
party and without support. II General Gar
field.
- Thomas Deiarnetie, aged twenty,
found his sister, girl Of seventeen years,
in bagnio at Danyille, Va, on Thursday
night, and leading her into an unoccupied
room, drew revolver and shot her five
lines, two Of the wounds being mortal
Police broke into the room and arrested
he murderer The dying girl protested
lgainst the arrest, saying he did right, and
'egged that he be not prosecuted. The
brother and sister before being separated
'mbraced each other tenderly.
- Gen. Hancock was officially notified
4 his nomination, this week, by the Com
nitiee Of Notification, to which he replied:
4 appreciate the honor conferred upon me
BY the Democratic National Convention
ately assembled in Cincinnati, and thank
iou for your courtesy in making that
honor known 10 me. A soon as the i'm
'ortance Of the matter permits, will
irepare and send to you formal ac-
.eptanee Of my nomination for the office Of
President Of the United Slates."
- Earnings Louisville 4 Nashville X.
H. Co. for year ending June 30, q ,299, OOo
ipemiing Expense i,l32,OO0
ss,lG7,OOO
interest on Bonded Deht...--~......~..... 100000
-
cav ....rl ,Oll 900
Dr. $1,000 more than ~ per cent on the
apiial atock for the year. From this was
aid in February last a dividend Of per
.ent. and the Board has declared a divi-
lend Of per cent, payable August "a,
eaying A per cent To credit Of Sinking
and surplus accounts.
- The riatistician Of the Agricultural
department. has furnished hi annual re-
'ort on farm labor,and from II it Is learned
hat in the Pacific and mining States and
Territories the range Of wages for farm la
'oreis. without board, is between 5000 in
Montana and $3.50 in Washington Ter
TORY. az States east Of the Mississippi,