The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-10-15
NOTES OF CURRENT EVENTS

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Banks with resources amounting to g, l5l,-
COZ
There are now eleven gentlemen nam
ed for the next Governorship. Isaac Cald-
we'll, Of Louisville, is the last mentioned.
The earnings Of the L. 4 y. r. X. for
the month Of September were Ss9l ,OOe,
which is S363, 800 more than for the same
month last year.
One hundred aud ninety eight miles
of the C. S. X. r. is in Kentucky which to-
gethei with the side tracks and depots are
assess ID at $500, 46l.50.
In the Grand Parade Of Democrats at
Cincinnati Saturday night, $4,000 men were
in line, while $4,000 people looked on aud
cheered almost increasingly.
The Big Sandy Il. II. track reached
Ashland, KY. last Saturday and il is ex-
pected that trains will be running from
Mt Sterling to Richmond, Va, by next
June.
Senator p. p. Johnston, j. Fletcher
Johnston and VIM. II. Polk, the present
editor, this week purchased the Lexington
Daily Transcript 1t will be continued a.
an afternoon daiiy.
Miss Matte Adams, a beautiful 20 ing
lady in Jessamine county, was horribly
outraged by negro this wees, and will
likely die. The scoundrel has not been
captured yet, but we will wager that he
wont live FIVE minutes after he is.
AT Republican meeting at Shelby
willie, Ind, a row occurred, and in attempt
ing to quell il, Sheriff McCorkle was de-
liberately shot and killed oy Republican
rough, remarking as be did 80; 81 will put
an end to one Democratic son Of -,
anyhow !"
Near Richmond, Va, two white men,
George Lowry and David Thomas, were
lynched this week for an outrage on a
widow named Jane Massie. The brutes
were not even given time tc pray, so
quickly were they taken from the Jailer
and swung to a tree.
-Colquitt, the Regular Democratic can
iidate for Governor Of Georgia, was last
week reelected by majority Of over $1,000.
The Legislature is Of course Democratic,
and 1926 Of its members have expressed
themselves in favor Of Ex-Gov. Brown for
United States Senator.
Mrs Hannah Davis. Of Pulaski eoun.
y. about nineteen months ago swallowed
liver half dollar, and has suffered very
much, being compelled to keep her bed
II the time until last Tuesday, when the
lalf dollar passed from her. She is now
n good health. Reporter.
Nothing that has happened since the
.pening Of the campaign has made so many
riends and votes for Gen. Hancock as the
Wholly uncalled-for, unlrulhful and stupid
ttack upon his reputation by his fellow
Vest Pointer and eomrade in arms, L lysses
!. Grant New York Sun.
The Eighth Cincinnati Industrial Ex-
osition closed last Saturday, with a sur
lus Of s. 900 in its Treasury and it, eH-
enses all paid, besides donation to the
ut Museum Of $4,000. The attendance !
AS about $780, 900 persons, falling off Of |
bout 10000 as compared with last year. I
A terrible accident occurred in Pitts
urg Saturday night on the Pennsylvania 4
Walls accommodation, which {
n the Union Depot balfpast eleven, coli {
ded with a special train from Greens O
lrg at Twentieth street, where the riots c
,curred a few years ago. Both trains !
ere 6lled with passengers, especially c
'all's, which contained several marching y
Iubs which participated in the Democrat a
demonstration. twenty-five persons q
ere killed. and between forty and fifty I
ere wounded. o
Ia the Criminal Court at this place ;
homas Sewell was tried and found guilty Il
the charge Of carving concealed weap- Il
Is. The jury placed his punishment at b
Iirty dollars fine and Thirty days impris. II
lment at hard labor. On Tuesday last
ar soh. hearted Governor RENTED one
AZ the Gne and one-half the time Of inn
Tisonment. Sewell may be a ht subject
= executive clemeney, but he stands in g
cited in the Madison Circuit Cour. for
urder, and only few weeks since was q
rested for shooting al negro Rich
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