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"EXCElSIoRp
AMERICAN SALT COMP ANY
No Cinnamon. Purity.

A FTER A CAREFUL ANALYSIS, THE U. S.
n Commissary Department has awarded the
Contract for every description Of SALT Supplies
to the
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Education of Indian Youth.

New YORK, February 2Oth.-A 1'ribune's
Washington special says: Ex-Governor
Pound, of Wisconsin, who has taken great
interest in the education of the Indian youth,
and who made an important report upon that
subject in the last Congress- has charge of a
party consisting of the Secretaries of the In
terror and War Departments, General Sher-
man and members of the Committees on In
dian Affairs of both houses, which leaves to-
morrow for Carlisle, Penn, to visit school
for training Indian youth. The reports from
that school are that there has been great sue
cess in educating the Indians.
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The winter Palace Explosion.
Another Insurgent Plot Discovered in
Chin.

CHICAGO, February 2Oth.-The Journals
New York special says: A Havana letter
says that the Government has discovered a
conspiracy among Creoles for an uprising in
Vuetta Alba, and has secured six of the ring
leaders, who were employed on the railroad.
Three thousand Remington rifles and vast
quantity of fixed ammunition, arms and mu-
nitions were smuggled in from the United
States, and the instruction was to begin the
first week of March.
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NOW York slnck ,IarI,ef.

New YORK, February 20th.-The stock
market was generally lower at the opening
cent, but an active buying movement soon
set in, and under large purchases there was
an advance of ] to 81 per cent. the telegraph
shares and Granger stocks being the most
conspicuous in the improvement. This was
followed by reaction of ] to q per cent,
the latter American District Telegraph, and
during the afternoon the entire market be-
.-.-.. L,,a,-,,,4 of,,.ip
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New York, February Godfrey. Edward
Cowley, late manager of the Shepherds Fold,
who was convicted of cruelty treating and
starving children under his care, was ar
raigned this morning for sentence. Recorder
Smyth gave him the extreme penalty of the
law-one year in the State Prison and $3.50
fine.
Judge Lawrence, in the Supreme Court
this afternoon, refused stay of proceedings.
on the ground that no writ of error had been
applied for or allowed.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-02-21

WASHINGTON, February 20th.-It has been
decided not to grant the requests OF the Gov
ernors of New Mexico and Colorado for more
troops Just now. 1t is thought that the
forces now in New Mexico and Colorado are
sufficient for all present emergencies. Orders
have, however, been given them to be ready
for service at moments notice. 1t is. be-
lieved that Morrow will soon put an end to
Victoria's raid, and an amicable settlement
of the Ute troubles in Colorado will soon be
reached therefore it is considered unneces-
sary to further reinforce New Mexico and
Colorado
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THE WESTERN ISLANDS.

LONDON, February 20th.-A correspondent
ried provisions to the Western Islands,
writes: my investigations on all the islands
visited by the Goshawk satisfied me that
there was no starvation among the inhabit-
ants. Great distress confronts one at every
step, but the relief measures of the Dublin
local committees are sufficient to meet the
emergency"
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Go.as-You-PIease in London.

LONDON, February 20th.-In the six-day
go-as-you. please walking-match the contest
ants had made the following score at Il
o'clock last night Blower Brown, 405
miles Hazael, $50, and Day 313 The dis
lance covered by Brown for the 80 hours end
ing at midnight beats all previous records.
The only interest remaining in the contest is
whether Brown will exceed $50 miles.
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QUOTATIONS..

Silver bars 113; money, easy at 5@6;
Governments quiet, and generally shade
weaker; stocks closed strong; Western Union,
11S4; Quicksilver, 20; Pacific Mail, 43g
Mariposa, 4; Wells, Fargo & Co, 1927 New
York Central, 1S2! Erie, 4s3; Panama, 80
Union Pacific, 92f bonds, 1124; Central
Pacific, 81; bonds, 11s; sutro, 81; Lead
vile, 81 Caribou, 4.
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gurder and Suicide.
Ra;Irnad Accident.

CHICAGO, February 205h.-By running of
the track passenger train on the Bellaire
and Southeastern Railroad, while crossing
trestle near Bellaire, O., last night, the cars
fell q distance of thirty five feet. Twenty
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Execution Of Two Murderers at Murirees-
boro, Tenn.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-02-27

PERSONAL Mis- Mamie Brown, Of
lIus,onville, in company With Misses Mat.
tie and l.ora Coacy and sallie Cabbcll. Of
this place, are visiting Miss Maggie Allen,
one Of Green Rivers fiircst hclles.... Miss
Belle Wiikcrson Is visiting Miss Alice Cab.
bell....Miss Sallic Tanner was guest Of
the Exchange Hotel last Saturday.
We had quite a novel wedding in town
this morning. The contracting parties were
Mr.. e. W Baker, Of Cincinnati, and Miss
nciiie Mccks, n native Of this county. They
came to town At half past four O'Clock, aud
we're married in the parlor Of the Cabbell
Hotel at seven, and len Immediately for an
extensive bridal tour. The whole party
were on two mules, the gentlemen in front
with the ladies behind, aud created quite
= sensation when they lefi town.
- last Tuesday. II. G. Wilson was tried
for assault AMI acquitted. On the sane
day, he was tried Tor carrying concealed
weapons and acquitted. Ben Allen and g..
W. Crockett were tried before Squire Wor-
Ellington, on Friday, for committing breach
Of peace Allen was acquitted by being ar
rested for a higher ohense committed at
the same time. The jury In Crockett's case.
hung. saturday, Miles Sirongand Jno Rain
water were tried for carrying concealed
weapons. Strong was ined $50 and Inn
pnsoncd ten DAYS, anil Rainwater ssj and
imprisoned ten days. Jas. Chiffon was
tried for unlawful detention Of Mrs. Msth-
erlv and acouittcd
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LISCOLS COTxTY.
HasfOnriIIe.

.- Josiah Caldwell, weli.known mer
chant Of Milledgeville, was reported las
night as being at The point Of death.
90 How is Bliss Of the cavalry force that
marched out from Stanford on Sunday
The rear Of that squad seemed to have
sustained material damage.
- Excuse the omission Of personals.
The heavy force Of cavalry and iaJaAir,
here last Sunday-each individual emit.
lied 10 notice would exhaust our resour.
ses
- No new developments in the sho citing
case. Powell aud Williams who were
wounded on Saturday night are both do
ing we'll. Rowsey was alive when last
heard from TUESDAY night
- Il Is said the Telephone l. utilized
adroilly at W. II. Smith a Cos. Judge
Smith decided To drop in on very dull
lay last weel in order to see his house in
lis everyday dress. When he arrived al
the Slaiion, wes Hooker sent the startling
message, "Mr. Smith Is here, and will be
in on the stage Billy Williams prompt.
" called each hand to his post with oalers
TO clear the deck foractiun. In the mean
lime he ran out on the street and hurried
every loose man he coulf lind into the
store, 10 that when the Judge got in he
smiled 10 see one Of the busiest-looking
houses in America.
We are all mad here nov. Some
aouting correspondent Of the Cincinnati
Enquire had the audacily to speak Of us
on Monday as "dull old town." and add.
ed insult to injury by stating that We were
located "near Stanford" Perhaps this Is
fair. faF fsw years ago. about the time
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u. H. Albright our popular yonn
merchant ha. gone on .omc hind Ut hunt
Don't know yet what Il will mrn out To hc
perhaps one or the other Of the great rul
ing Incentives girls or money
- Our crusiy Squire, foresccinc the com.
ing storm, has prepared himself to solemn.
izc the matrimonial rite, but foundercd on
the 6r-i demonstration We hope how.
ever he will become more accustomed to
green pastures and Cat diaries In the future.
- Mr.. John Buichcll and his charming
sister, from the vicinity Of IIarrcdshurg,
paid our town living visit this week
leaving after two days stay to the enor-
nous regret Of certain rallanis We could
Nance. Misses Ellen Firth and Mamie
Woodall, two little bellies II Brcdhead, are
at Crab Orchard attending Mrs. Tafrant's
school, and two chaps that we know are
wearing very elongated visagcs in consc-
quence.....R +. Hemphill and $. J. Watts
are absent this week taking In the cities
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GARRARD COUxTY.



The rebuilding of our burnt district
is interesting the enterprising Of our citi-
zens.
A young girl Of fifteen, in this county.
has made a quilt which has nearly ten
thousand pieces it.
- At the regular Sunday School Review
at the Christian church, next Lords Day,
Mr.. Samuel Walton will deliver an ora
ton.
- DR. j. l.. Mckee is holding a series
Of interesting meetings at the Presbyterian
church here. The bell rings for service at
3 O'Clock in the afternoon and at : o'clock
in the evening.
49, Circuit Courts in ia second week No
murder cases except that e the Common
wealth vs.. Joshua Aldridge for the killing
Of old Edmund Iusk, an inohensive negro.
In this case there was a hung jury.
- John Cook, lunaiic who was taken
to Lexington from the Paint Lick neigh
borhood week or two ago, committed
suicide by hanging himself with his sus-
penders. His remains were brought home
for interment.
There was great crowd in town on
Court day. About 400 cattle on the mar
ket and nearly all sold. Auclioneers re.
port this a Gne market for coed cattle.
Four cents per pound was the highest price
reached ON Monday.
-- Personal. - Messrs. Jane. Brown,
"Clel" Johnston, Sam Walton and J. Wes-
lev West were licensed last week to prac-
tiee law......General Landram has gone to
Frankfort to represent the Mexican War
soldiers Of Garrand......Dr. John Samuels,
Of Flemming, Is here with a view Of To-
eating .....A number Of visitors honored
Our lounfy Court
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VOTES or cURREsr ETExrs.

-- Montgomery and Harlan couniie
have instructed for Hon. Thos. Turner fo
Congress.
The Grand Dictator Of the Knights o
Honor has organized thirty Eve lodges
in this State within year
- The New York 7ribme's canvass %
Pennsylvania resulted: Blaine. first choice
! ,0SS; Grant, first choice, 2i7.
The Cincinnati southern Trustees
want another million for terminal pur.
poses, and we suppose they ought to have it
A colony Of Mormuns has been dis.
covered on the Big Sandy River in ihi:
State. General Murray should he recalled
from Utah.
-- The Cincinnati Commercial, which is
joined to is idol, John sherman, saws
the cry is not now 20 much anybody
to beat Grant as it il anybody oni heat
Grant.
The National Supreme Court has de-
cided that the 7. NJ. General has the right
to hold mail directed to lottery firms. so
YOU had better mind hos YOU send your
money.
- Rev. Edward Cowley. late Manager
Of the Shepherds Fold, New York, has
been sentenced to the peniientiary for one
year and fined $3.50 for cruelty treating
and starving children under his care.
The Virginia House Of Delegates has
been inqriring into the condition Of the
accounts of the County and City Treasnr.
ers Of the State and find that there il de.
linquencv Of 1891 600 in the last eight
years.
The Banquet to the Southern mer-
chants by the wholesale dealers Of Cincin-
natl is fixed for March Il. Freight trains
are now running regularly on the c. S. r.
r., and passenger trains will make their
daily trips before many days.
The Newport STATE Journal advises the
Legislature to pass a Law making every
male citizen Of the State over twenty-one
years of age a Colonel, 50 that Governor
blackburn can devote more Of his tins To
the more important business ofsppointing
Notaries Public.
The Virginia Senate Saturday, BY
party vote-23 to l7-passed the Debl Bill
igreed upon by the Readjnsier caucus
The bill reduces the principal Of the debt
10 about s2O,O0OOOO, and interest to s per
emit bonds to he taxable; coupons not re-
'eivahe FOR tax.
- Bessie Turner, who will be remember
ID IN connection with the Tilden. Beecher
rial has married and settled down. As an
'ctress she proved failure, but for time
he was drawing card, as people are al
Ways anxious TO see any one who has become
amous or infamous either for that matter.
One hundred and five Mexican Warvet-
rams were present at their meeting in
ON Monday. zen. Speed <.
Try was chosen President, Gems. W. J.
-andram and +. T. Garrard, Vice Presi-
ents, and Editor J. G. Craddock, Secre-
airy. \ preamble putting forth the bene-
Is to the country received by the acqui-
'on Of the territory that their efforts Sc.
ured, and resolutions requesting our Sen
tors and Representatives in Congress to
Sc all honorable means 10 secure the
lSsage OF an act granting pensions to the
lrvivors Of the Mexican War we're adopt
J, and the meeting adjourned after fixing
he 22nd Of February rs the day and
frankfort a. tie place Of the next meeting.
reen Clay Smith will deliver the next
lnual address
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CASEY COUNT.
MiddIebHIN.

-- Mr.. W. l.. Stephenson has laid the
floors in three rooms Of the college, and i
now occupying il as a residence.
The recent freshet was very destruc-
tive to fences in this vicinity, and will fur
ni-h great amount Cf hard labor during
the spring in order To secure the crops.
- The sale Of Mr. G.. g. Fairs goods
was we'll attended to-day, and will con-
tinue tomorrow. Like all other auctions,
some goods sold for more than their value,
while Others were almost given away.
- Mill ExPLosIoS.-we were expect
ing 10 have a steam grist mill, bat Mr.. r.
y. Halter has changed his mind. After
getting hia house ready for the machinery
he decided to go to the timber and erect a
saw mill lie thinks there Is more none y
IN H.
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!. H. Nanhook is teachings prosper
ous day school in Drodhead.
90 We are having more business. better
business, aud better times, generally, In
Brodhcad than for a long time
- Me.srs. Albright a Co, alive To the
requirements Of our vicinity, have erected
near the depot splendid iive-ton stock
scales.
- Madame mmor has il that liymon Is
deeply Interested Ia this community, and
ere Iaany days two personalities will doubl-
les have l0wn into one
- Since l,rodhead has not been repre-
scented in the lSrrEloE JorENAL Cor quite
time, Ne take the liberty To- pat la an
appearance lor her this week.
Brdhead has two hourishing Sunday
schools. one al the Christian church with
Ghy 10 sixty scholars. and one At the Rap
iisi chnIch with about the same number.
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IEsIsLaTITE DOIN.s.

"a bill Cor the benefit Ut W. No. NJ.
bright, Sheriff of Rockcasilc has passed The
House.
- Capt. J. r. lIindman was elected Rep.
rcsenialive in Adair to On the vacancy
caused by the death Of John rupman. III.
majority was only g.
Our Legislators have great regard ior
the memory n George Washington when
they can observe the day and GET their reg.
ular s.. Both houses took holiday last
Monday.
-- Mr.. Gooch has offered a bill to rcgu.
late the presentation of claims against
counties, and another to amend and reduce
to one the acts to incorporate Tunnel City
in this county.
A hill has been offered in the House
TO inquire into the number and amounts Of
rcmis-ions and respiics granted, and now
the Governor will have to explain him.
SELF
"A delegation Of Boston capitalist are
endeavoring to procure a charter FROM the
Kentucky Legislature Tor railroad 10
run from Norfolk, Va, b Richmond, Ky.
They say they will ash no aid FROM any
source, a. they have the money 10 build
and equip the road themselves.
70 ne Editor
The statement made IN the INTERIOR inrRSAt
that had introduced a bill Showing parties 10
contract IN wriflns for ten per cent, Is mistake
Hope you will do me the justice TO correet Il. 7
am opposed to a greater rate than six. Introi uc-
ing bill Is one thing aud reporting II Is another
o. = GnnrH.
Frankfort, Feb. p, 1850.
The INTERIOR JoURSAL did not use the
language above quoted What We said
was that Mr.. Gooch's ten per cent. bill was
at down upon. All the papers that We
saw credited Mr. Gooch with the inlroduc.
ton Of the bill.
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Somerset.
- VIZ. sam Hind died on Monday.
- MARRIED. IN Somerset, on Tuesday
morning last, At the residence IT the brides
uncle, Mr.. Rohert Gibson. Miss Sallie
Woodcock, granddaughter Of the late VIM.
wcodcock, II nanvillc, Ky. and Mr.. sam
Hicks, 81 somerset, Ed. J. l.. Allen. Of
Danville. was the officiating minister. The
wedding was u very qniet onc-a Few
friends heing present on the solemn occa-
sion Everything was conducted with
much pleasure To those in attendance. The
happy pair len immediately for Cincin-
natl and other points, to he absent short
time. Il is snpernucus to say they both
have the heartfelt wishes of this communi-
ty. May no cloud Of adversely, though
ever 80 small, rise to dim the now bright
horizon which surrounds them. Among
the bridal gins was one from Cant. Beatty.
Of the e. 5. Il. r., consisting Of CITY
dollar tea st, and free pass over hi. road
on their little bridal trip.
We regret that we have not space Cor
all the letter which is more than usually
interesting En-
For sore throat, eirsle with Piso's cure. mike
with allttle water. Relief Is instant.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-02-27

The young people Of Liberty were en-.
tertained at social party given by Miss
Belle Portman on the 2lst, and Yesterday
evening at party given by Miss Polly
Wilkerson.
Yesterday was County Court, which
brought 10 town an immense crowd Of peo-
Pile, bat no stock Of any Kind changed hands
as there has never been a market establish
ed here. Judge NJ. II. OwsleY was present
and made an eloquent speech TO the voters
Of Casey. Mr.. X. G. Warren was also here
and spent the whole day In shaking hands
with and smiling on the Gear people. Both
Of them will get big vote In this county,
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RocKcAsTLE corxTr.
we. Vernon.

We are authorized TO announce JOhl
w. Brown a candidate for Clerk Of IN
4 Rockcastle Circuit Court NJ the Angus
election. 1850.
A "nec-tie" party was given the youn,
folks nv Mrs. Ann Fish At her hospitabl
residence last Friday evening. There wa
a good attendance and the enjoyment wa
immense.
The beautiful weather Of the pas
week has been taken advantage Of by III,
farmers, many Of whom have begun I,
"turn over the soil.n Oai.sowing ha
commenced also, a. we'll as the scattering
Of other small grain.
There Is a vast amount 81 whisk,
drank in and about this place. At leas
half Of the men. who come to town have
their hides full Of liquor before they star
home. It's a blessing that the womer
don't drink, II they did il would be aw
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y. II.
WARREN & SON,
u. d. STORE.

s<S- Are still holding forth at the old
stand, and as usual keep a good sup,
ply Of articles in their line
sDrRemember that we keep every
thing in Staple and Fancy Groceries;
Sugars, cOtfees, MOlasses, Coal Oil.
Tea, Rice, &C.; and in Fancy Groee-
ries, Canned Goods of every descrip-
tiOn. Cheese, Crackers, Spices, Sage,
Maccaroni, Raisins, Nuts, Candies,
Extracts. &c.
SWrWe laid in just before the late
rise. a good supply of Coal HOds,
Kitchen Sets, shovels, Tongs, and
"sich."
sD-We will aim. at all times, du.
ring the coming year, to be able to
furnish all who may apply with Ba.
con, Lard, Potatoes, Butter, Eggs,
&c. We ask parties having any of
the last-named articles te sell to call
on US before dispOsing of same else
where; and we will promise to pay
the highest market price therefor in
goods.
S1-We also keep complete stock
Of Glass and Queensware, Lamps,
Chimneys. &c.
SoS-As the season for such is fast
approaching, We have supplied our
selves with a stock Of Trace ehaiEs,
Collars, Baok-bands. Hame-strings,
Forks. Hoe-handles. &c.
S@-Don't forget US when you want
Queensware. Glassware, |
Groceries, Coniee tiOner-
les, Motions, Cigars, TObaeeOs, Shot,
Caps, Wads, &c.
j. II. WARREN a. son, !
A. % sIORE
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We are to have a drug store in our
little ellie this week Guess mean whiss y
will be cheap now.
L. +. Hatch, II. =. Hole and the
Murphy Bros. are making the hickory tim
her business little more than lively just
now.
e. d. Caldwell says it takes two doc
tors and a lawyer to manage affairs at his
house. Il was girl. For further purlic-
ulars ask Wallace Vanon.
e. Rev. VIM. Taylor preached to a crowd
ed house at Double Springs last Sunday.
Revs Taylor and Wright will begin series
Of meetings at that church on Tuesday,
March o. Hope the Lord may crown their
efforts with abundant success.
- VIM. Padgelt bought Of J. 5 Horton
500 acres Of land, for which he paid 500.
A good bargain for Mr.. Padgeit. Ma
than wells sold to Mr.. Webster, Of Grant
county, his farm, lying northeast Of town,
for a sum which it is difficult to ascertain,
as different prices have been given. Mr..
Well came here from Owen county about
three years ago, and, during his stay among
rs, became indebted to various persons to
the amount Of several hundred dollars.
This he paid in full on the 2lst inst. by
departing "between two lights" Mr.. Jack
Padgett, ST., held his note for about $l3j.
A few days ago our heroic Wells marched
boldly mp to his creditor and forced him TO
accept Of a $40 bill and give mp bis note.
MAY iustice overtake all "sieh cattle"