The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1880-10-08

Lo.r.-A black silk Dolman, between
stanford and the bridge on the Lancaster
pike, Saturday morning. sept. 18th. Find.
~ will be rewarded Mas. w. q. WrtcM'
TUNNEL Cuy-Appears to b. without
officers. The Police Judge, silas sorrcll,
who was assaulted some time since in the
night time, has moved away, two Of the
Trustees have followed suit and the Mar.
shall refuses to serve.
YOU ARE next, sir What can we do for
you Suit you Coat your Pant you ?
Vest you Collar you Cul You or what
7. Winter a Co., Corner Of Third and Mar.
ket Streets, Louisville, Ky. ,announcethem.
selves ready aud willing to do anything
that stylish clothiers for men, boys and
children. and artistic Merchant Tailors can
do. Will il not be to your interest to call
on them
Nom NroRo NorEm Jordan Wa lie,
about 40 years old, black. wears mustache
and Is a little lame, and Jim Faulkner,
nearly a mulatio, about 30 year, old, 8 feet
or 3 inches tall, and chunky, have gene
TO Jacksonville, Ind. Another darkey
who had the same offer made to him, says
that they went to vote, and we're promised
$40 ard travelling expenses. They will
be spotted and sent to the Penitentiary II
they attempt the object Of their trip.
CouRr OF CLAINs-This Court was in
session four days this week, with all Of
the Magistrates present. II reelected J.
NJ. Philips, School Commissioner, T.. X.
Chenault, Treasurer, and awarded the
Poor house to W. Pursifull, whose bid was
to take the farm and board the adult pau
per At 1870 per head per year This is
equal TO about $50 per head, or nearly $40
less on the pauper than last year, when il
was s7j per head. We don't think Mr.
Pursifull will be able to fatlen them at
those figures. When the matter Of allow
ing Mr.. 5. II. Baughman the sum Of $500
~ huhiAloh W wv ittH w Nht UNIV " f7Hti-
in came up, Attorney, W. II. Miller oppos-
ed it on the ground that there was no au-
thorily for IT, Mr.. Baughman produced
his published cards 10 show that he had
run for the Office on the understanding that
he was to get the additional pay and the
fact that he was elected, was proof to him
that he was entitled TO the bonus. lie
further remarked that Mr. Millers opposi-
ton was on purely personal grounds. This
brought Mr.. Miller to his feet, who denied
the charge and asserted that he did not
bring personal matters before that Court
but was able 10 settle them outside. Some
other personalities were INDUCED in, when
the Court commanded the bclligerants to
come 10 order or pay a fine. A vote was
taken and the result was ten for allowing
the bonus and four against IT, Mr.. Miller
thereupon, took an appeal to the Circuit
Court, bat we hope the matter will be drop
ped ~ a fair chance has been given any
body to take the office for the fees alone
and no one has presented himself The
amount Of claims allowed was about s. 600
Of which S779lj goes TO the Jailer, S2,030
to the keeper Of the Poor-house, and the
balance for the pay Of officers and hun
dreds Of small claims for hundreds Of diff
icrent things. A committee WIS appointed
to continue the improvements Of the Court
Square with the convict labor and the
money arising from their hire and the sale
Of brick and rock from the ground, and
they were also ordered to widen the street
on the East side fifteen feet the whole
length Of the square. The Clerk had a
crazy spell last night; otherwise the report
might have been fuller.