The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-09-10


them to handle the great and increasing
uade tina, low rate. have brought to Il.
While the cupola Of the Court.IIous,
at Flcmingsbure was being rcpainicd las
week, it fell with terrible crash, killin,
one man and wounding three others Rot
ten timber is supposed to have been N,
cause.
The present grand jury in I.ouisvill,
has two negroes on il and the petit jury one
Their conduct rs jurymcn IL very credit
able in every respect, and the new wrin.
kle in Court matters was introduced with
out any Objectionable features.
The railroad bridge over the Big San
~, a. Catiettsburg, has breH completed
and trains will be running to Ashland b,
the goth. Work all along the line !. pro.
crossing finely, and trains are expected
through in the early Spring.
A couple Of young men in Taylol
county called on their sweethearts the 9th.
er evening, and stayed to tea. SO far. Sc
good; bu, they did not feel so good when
on leaving, the father Of the girls present
ed bill Of fifty cents each for board
The monument to the memory Of The
late Oakes Ames will cost about $4,000
General Garfield ought to contribute about
1929 toward making up this amount; but
as he might want Il to go az loan" he
will not he asked to coniribute.-[ Boston
Post.
G. Allison Holland, who COR long
time enjoyed the distinction Of being the
youngest editor in the State. has purchas.
ed the Anderson N,los Of Burton 4 Kin
caid, and intends to run II on high pressure
principles. We are sorry to lose Charlie
from the charmed circle.
David Sinton, who some wears ago
made large donations to the Union Bethel
and the Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton in Cincinnati opened the Exposition
Wednesday night by offering to give $3.50
600 toward the establishment Of an art mu-
scum, on the condition that like sum be
contributed BY Others.
The National Democratic Committee
is still lahoringto compromise the diieren-
ces between the debt and anti.debt having
factions in Virginia. They have requested
the Committees Of both faction. tn a..em.
BILE in Richmond on the 18th, wien from
both factions. elec,or- arr IN be cho.en f,,
whom all the Democrat. of the STATE A..
To vote.
Thomas q. Smart. nj The cl.rL Cour.
~ D.moccot has received the .n,o;n,msr,
of DEPUTY Sunreme Dictator NJ the su.
preme Lodge. Knights of IIonor with an.
thority to proceed 10 Colorado r,ab Ne.
vada. Idaho. Wyoming and Ors,on n, tho
purpose Of institutine Grand Lodges Of the
Order in each Of those States and Terrific.
ries. lie is The Youngest Grand Officer in
the Tr.nsc,;n,
A Young scoundrel in Moryan coun,v
who should no, be allowed 10 cnmher ,bs
ton of the earth. induced a voun, l,dv nj
70 take n d,;pk of mach h,andv
in which WAS a ouanti,v Of can,h.r;das -
"a IN enable him 10 .coom,,I;.h M. L.I,;.L
burmese but tho dose wa. loo I,ru. ana a..
exnired in a few bours The ,.n,Iarar;
in iail enduring the ho,,ors ofs,nec,;na =,
anv momept N be ,,L.n ON, .na hnnn
-Ra,h county wb;oh .av.,.I 90.
snioyed a shower Of as,h come. .n.;n -
he front with n sbowerofhus. IT, .how
n fell on Tuesday covering The eor,h eor
,eyeral inches with dars brown buss one
md A Quarter inches in lerv,b nv half an
neh in breadth They were xe,v vor,-
,ious. devouring myriads NJ flies minrox.
md suoh like thai came in their wav Tha
hover extended as far as Montgomery
George Dittoe. of the Newrort Journal
$ at loss TO decide which was the greater
Iisgrace TO the State. the yerlic, in the Ar.
lold case or the fact that SEVEN full grown
md able bodied Kentuckians, travelling in
he Mammoth Cave stage, stood and deliy-