The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-07-23

every body got something 60 esi ndwiiln
standing thc tremendous crowd io he led.
After dinner speaking was agin resumed,
Hon. Thomas /. Jones State Elccior, lead.
ing on in m effort of much power and el'
oquencc. Then the Chairman introduced
orN. ,. n. cnALNERs,
OF Mississippi. lie began by saying he
almost felt as Il he had awakened from =
Rip Van Wrinkle sleep. II had been just
eighteen year. since he was ~ Crab Or
chard, and the circumstances Of his visit
were very fresh in his mind lie and sever
al other gentlemen In gray had met several
other gentlemen IN blue At Perryville the
day before, and the gentlemen in blue had
proved too many for them. Then he was
on a retreat with Buell. following close In
his rear now he was at Crab Orchard
Springs TO drink Of the healing waters, and
had the pleasure Of addressing Kentucky
audience. But we viii not attempt a syn
opsis Of the Generals speech a. such an at
tempt would fall far short Of doing him JUS
tice. Itabounded in convincing logic and
soul-stirring eloquence, and bis vast au-
dience was more than delighted.
Hon. w.B. Fleming, Of Louisville, Gen.
John B. Huston, Of Lexington, and Hon.
Phil D. Thompson, j., Of Harrodsburg,
each made stirring speeches, and then the
meeting was declared adjourned.
The best Of order prevailed throughout
the day, due in a great measure to the ef-
forts Of Chief Marshall. W. 7. Saunders,
assisted by force Of twenty Eve special
deputies. There was not disturbance up
10 the hour that we left last evening 10
o'clock. A number Of men we're disposed
TO drink too much, on seeing which, Colonel
Shelby promptly closed his barroom, TO his
great credit he II said, notwithstanding il
was greatly to his interest to Keep u open.
The whole affair was a grand success and
everybody went away feeling that the day
had been most pleasantly aud proftably
spent.
NOTES.
Messrs. Emmett q. Logan, Of The Bowling
Green InieHigeaoer, j. @. Craddock add g.
II. Keller. Of the Paris THU kcnuclidn.
Judge c. T.. Kincaid, ofihe Anderson Ne'r',
J. W. Hopper, Of the Lebunon Standard, and
representatives Of the Couier-JoWndl and
Cincinnati Enquire were present.
The Lin coin County Hancock and Eng
lish Club made handsome display, and we
saw but one lady who did not think them
the handsomest lot Of men in the process
sion. She was not an impartial Judge,
however. a. her beau was in the ranks Of
the Lebanon Club.
At FIVE o clock last evening a salute Of
IS guns in honor Of the States was fired by
the artillery company. d
There was no end to pretty girls at the
Barbecue, and their presence added greatly
TO the success Of the occasion.
The ladies Of Crab Orchard deserve great
praise for the part they took in getting mp
the dinner.
During the day the McCreary Guards
honored Governor McCreary with de-
lightful serenade, which he Acknowledged
in very handsome little speech.
Say, Governor, these little ticky newspa-
pers seem to have gotten their bills through
your hide. Your speech yesterday was an
acknowledgment TO that effect.
From private remarks made by him to q
mutual friend, il was clearly evident that
Governor Blackburn intended his remarks
about the newspapers for us. We have
taken occasion repeatedly to condemn mum
erous official acts Of that dignitary and shall
continue to do So lie is public property
and the people have a right to know how he
is mismanaging affairs. We are far aboy'
the petty spites Of such Governor, and
therefore we have never and will never SCI
down aught in malice against him.
A BIC MoRrGAGE-Mr. Samuels, Al
agent for the Louisville a Nashville X. II.
was here Monday to have recorded thu
mortgage Of the road to the Earrings, o
London, for twenty millions Of dollars
Ten millions Of this amount is intended L
take up and retire all bonds now outstand
ing under the several existing mortgages
The deed has to be recorded in forty-sil
counties, and an idea Of the length can b
, formed when il is stated hat an uniform
recording fee of $40 is paid, an ordinar
deed only requiring SIPS for recording.
, The CENTRAL KENTUCKY MEDICAL Al
; socIATIoS-Met at Harrodsburg last Wed
e nesday in the Good Templars' Hall at 10
o'clock 4. NJ. the President, DIR. Alcon
!. in the Chair. The debate was opened b
4 DIR. tombstone, Of Danville, with a pape
1 on "septicemia in its Surgical and Obste
J, rical Relations Dr. A. j. Price read hl
e report as delegate to the Slst Annual Mee
: ing of the American Medical Associatio
n held in the city Of New York, June, 1888
u DR.. Webb, Of Bryantsville, made good n
e port Of four cases Of Spontaneous Evol'
4 ,ion.n The meeting was an UNUSUAL
pleasant one; the attendance good, indica
D. ing no abatement Of zeal and interest; bu
Il on the contrary, increased activity in u
y Association. After vote Of thanks to u
e members at lIarrodsburg for the enterlai
r ment and other inequalities, the Associ
: ton adjourned TO meet at Stanford ON q
h Sd Wednesday in Octaber when the deba
n will be opened by DIR, j. q. Carpenter,
4 Crab Orchard, on "Duodenal Caiarrh,
a Concomtants and Treatment"
MARRIA GEs.