The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-07-30

W. are authorized 10 announce Mr.
Geo. X. holland ~ q candidate for Consta.
BILE in stanford Precinct. "lIonesi George
would make capital officer
TAKINa ADVANTAGE or rHr Juny
LAws.-willis Tucker, colored, who was
indicted for assault and battery anil also
Tor carrying concealed weapons was rcleas-
ell from custody this week by the Circuit
Court because there were no negroes on the
jury that found the indictment
GorSo 70 LEAvE-Iti.a matter of re-
gre, to u., a. we'll A. the people generally,
that the enterprising firm Of Geo. II. Bruce
a Co., will leave Stanford IN short time
They have fully determined on this step
and Il IL therefore no advertising dodge, so
see them at once u You wish goods at your
own figures
PfLrs CuRED.-Dr. J.. A. Clopion, the
oldest Specialist in America, may be con-
suited at the Myers House until August
9TH. Refers TO one Of the first men Of
stanford who was hi. patient ten years ago.
Refers to old patients Of Danville, Lancas.
ter, Harrodsburg and any other town in
the Blue-grass country. Piles cured by a
simple application. One application cures
the worse case that can be found. Refers
to hundreds Of the profession.
9. q. srRISos.-The Military Ball at
Crab Orchard last Friday night was an ex-
ceedingly grand affair The dancing was
In the spacious dining room which had
been iSed up for the occasion and decorated
with aags, and even then there was scarce
half room enough for the merry throng.
On Monday the the soldiers departed and
with them quite Number Of guests, but
there is still fall crowd at the Springs
and everything Is decidedly more comfort.
able.
Too BAD.-Sometime ago Reuben Wal
lace, n colored Garieldite. committed some
otiense and was fined. lie was unable to
10 liquidate and the Court turned him over
Jailer Newland with instructions to make
him work il out. But Reub. was not fond
Of work, and the frs, thing Mr.. Newland
knew he had given him the slip. This was
several weeks ago, since which Mr.. y.
has been on the lookout for him, and yes
ierday as he was about TO board the train
for Crab Orchard to rstify, he grabbed him
and in short notice had him on the rock
pile with his Garfield uniform and all on.
II was fearful disappointment but he had
to grin and endure il.
RADICALS RArIFYISo.-The colored pop
ulaiion had big day Of II yesterday at
Crab Orchard, where, with few whites,
they ratified the Garfield and Arthur nom
nations. quite a number Of them, with
red caps and red badges, went uPin eaval-
ry style and presented quite ereditablc
appearance. The special trains were we'll
loaded, about 900 tickets being sold from
this point. There were numerous speakers
and a good deal Of enthusiasm was gotten
up. Colonel W. q. Bradley was called to
Hopkinsville and consequently did not
have a chance to whoop EN- up. Colonel
Swope was there, but he j. such a danger
Gus man, we would have been afraid to re-
por, his speech even had we been present.
CIRCUIT CouRr.-This Court, which con
vened on Monday, lasted only portion Of
four DAYS. The murder and other impor.
tant cases were continued, and but few
misdemeanor cases were tried. John John
son, Tor gaming, was fined $40 Eugene
Faulkner, for carrying concealed weapons,
was given ten days in Jail and fined S2j. lie
did not put in appearance but his bonds
men, W. II. Miller and w. A, MclIsrgue,
are responsible TO the Commonwealth for
him. Albert Oakes was convicted Of ear
rying concealed weapons in two cases, and
the penalty was fixed in each at ten days
and S2j, but he skipped when the vcrdicts
we're announced, leaving Mr.. ID. b. Ed
mission, his bondsman, with the bag to hold.
NJ. T. Reynolds was fined $40 for retailing
liquor without license. The Grand Jury
returned tweniy-one indictments, twelve
of which are for violations Of the liquor
Law, and three for carrying concealed weap-
ons. $. Coomer was indicted for shooting
Cam Row1ie, and A. McInally and ]. W
Huston for maliciously wounding the same
individual. Samp Douglas and others wer'
indicted for ku-kluxing, as were also W
c. Cash and sherrard Eldridge. The lat
ter was also indicted for rape. jane
Breenden, who was charged with horse
stealing, proved that he didn't steal The
animal at all, and was acquitted. John
NJ. Tucker, for fornication, was fined 500
and will work It out on the streets.
/ DEATHS.