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CoNKLING AND ARTHUR.

New York, 5.-The Post: There was a
gathering of politicians around Conkling
and Arthur this afternoon IS they walked
together to the Fifth Avenue Hotel.
ConkliDg ran briskly across the hall,
svoiding reporters, and bounded up the
stairs two steps at q time The Vice
President tried to be COO! but was evil
dent'y much excited by the news. He
said he certainly hoped Blits' report that
the wound wouldn't be fatal was true
It's a most shocking event, and has so
staggered me that l don't know what to
think.
Will you 60 to Washington at once?
No, sir. That is not my intention but
1 do not care to talk about the matter at
present.
the wound should result fatally. 1
suppose you will at once go to Washing
ton? can't say. l co not wish 10 be
quoted as discussing the matter.
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Transact q General Banking
Business.
Collections Made NTH Prompt Returns
at LopeSt Rates.

Execute Orders for Purchase or Sale Of
Stocks and Bonds ut Netc York
and San francisco:
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SUNSHINE BEFORE THE sToTM.

Washington, S.-Inside the White
House, after 6 pm, yesterday, every
formility was waved. In one window
sat Blaine, Kirkwood, Tucker and the
Portuguese minister. Blaine related how
he had called in carriage to take the
President 20 the depot, The President
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Certificates of Deposit Issued Payable On
Demand.
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Postmaster-General James has just
sent the following telegram to New ork:
Secretary Blaine has just cabled foreign
ministers at this hour tl0.15 p.m.G, the
Presidents condition has improved. In
the judgment of attending physicians
the change is marked and hopeful"
Washington, 2.
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FOREIGN ANXIETY.


Washington, 3.-The following cable
message was received, this morning, by
the British minister:
Windsor Castle, July 3.
The Queen is most anxious to learn as
to the state ofthe President Please wire
the latest news,
(Sigued) SIR d. PoNsoNBY,
The secretary Of state has just received
the following from the governor gen erAl
of CANADA:
Amherst, n. s., ..
Prsy exprets my warmest sympathy
with the President and his family at the
dsstsrdly attempt on his life. L am
shocked at the news, but trust the wound
is not mortal. Shall be very clad of fur
Their intelligence. Reply 10 Halifax.
(Iigued) LoRNE,
Govern o: General.
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The Queen desires that you will at once
express the sorrow with which she has
learned of the attempt upon the Presl-
dents life, and ner earnest hope for his
recovery. Her majesty wishes for full
and immediate reports ss to his condition.
Signed, LORD GRANVILLE.
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WANTED.

JOHN a. GROESBECK.
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The secretary of State received from
Sir Edward Thornton, British minister,
the following telegram, dated London
1915 pm.
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Order to show cause wig decree of dis
trlbution should not be made.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-07-22
BOyLE COUNTY.
Dan riffe.

Henderson weisiger, on a writ Of
lunacy, was "sent in" on Thursday, 2lst.
The oriental doctor, Rev. Tariodermy
UNDERGRADUATES Roy, is thought to be a
fraud.
Wheat, Sl.l0. Those who have stack
ed are holding for $l.25, The oats crop
in Boyle this year is something wonderful.
PROF. Hewett, Of Chicago, who was
elected to the Greek chair Of Centre Col
lege, has declined. Prof. Yerkes had pre-.
viously declined to take the Latin chair
The vacancies are yet untitled.
-Extensive preparations have been
made to give the people a good time at the
fair next week. Excursion trains will be
run over the Southern from Georgetown
and Somerfet and intermediate points.
The premium list is liberal and no charge
will be made for entries.
Col. LaRue Thomas will take charge
Of the Clemens House August lat and run
iirst-class hotel. The house will be re-
fitted and supplied with new furniture,
carpets, etc, and the open lot adjoining
will be converted into grAss-plat pleasure
ground, with croquet, archery, &c. Col.
Thomas is Just the man Of all others to
make good landlord.
Monday, for July Court day, wa.
pleasant, and, speaking Of the crowd, was
decidedly a good day. About $50 or 200
cattle on the market. and mostly of an
inferior grade. Prices ranged from to
4 cents. Horse market was lively; a mum.
Der sold at prices ranging from $50 to
sl20; mules, $75 to $40. One lot u
mountain ewes brought s2.i5 per head.
The Courier Journal had him 20. T.
Fackler," and put him on the Tribune
staff. His name is Daniel Turner Fsckler,
and he works for the Adroeafs. .... Breck
Jones, Of st. Louis. is in Danyille .....A.
s. McGrorty, Of Danville, was elected
President Of the Danville, Lancaster Il
Nicholasville Turnpike COMPANY on 18Th
inst ...... Danville boys at home for a Sum-
meE rest; Oscar Meyer, Of Cincinnati;
Wood Wallace and Jim Givens. OF Louis
vile; and Samuel Ayres, Jr, Of Fayette
county. 70. Sam NJ. Gaines, for Clerk Of Court
Of Appeals, was making himself numerous
in Danville on Thursday.
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scope for morali1ing, but We have come
60 the conclusion that moralizing is use
less snd that the hsnsmsn'. moose and the
striped suit are the most convincing Of al
sermons. II the murders and assaults were
malicious, then our county IL disgrsced,
and has no remedy save in stern and
severe execution Of the laws. Itistruly
an unfortunate fact that two men were
killed and two dangerously wounded with
in the short space Of tweniy.iour hours.
" is certainly remarkable u both death
blows and both wounds were inflicted In
self-defense. There used 10 he = theory in
the days Of chivslry that God slvsys he
friended the right, but that theory was
exploded years sgo. and II iss matter Of
universal experience that daring, unscrupu-
lous villains and murderers sre never
harmed, and that in the vast msjority Of
cases Il is the pesceful and lsw-ahidins
citizen who suffers. In our deliberat,
Judgment God does not interfere in IN,
qusrrels Of men, and the fact that a maj
hiss committed a murder docs not neces
arily arlue that he is a much-sufferinl
saint, driven to this dire extremity b,
necessity. Our officers owe to their owl
and their county's fair fame that thes
offenders be severely punished....~Pa
Bscken was tunnel wsichman. lie tool
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PULASKI COUNTY.
SOnsersef.


Miss Jennie Caldera, bewitching
brunette Of Louisville. is in our midst.
The Republican party held pow WOW
yesterday to nominate candidate for the
Legislature. No one else aspiring to the
high position, Mr.. l.. ID. Parker was unani.
mously nominated. Il is not likely that
he will have any opposition.
Your scribe has no doubt that his
column has been greatly missed by scorer
OF anxious readers for the last two weeLs,
but the fault is, as usual, that Of the in
ielligent compositor. Thst little article
about the fight between two Jews was my
pet, the pride Of my heart. God alone
knows how anIiousiy watched over and
cared for il, and how my brain sweated
with unusual eIeriion in giving il to the
world. But alas when ] opened the
paper, behold how my darling had been
misused and msngled. Ny eyes looked
wildly forth into vacancy. and never until
this good hour have ! been able to bear
mention Of newspaper correspondence.
Our friend, Bartsl. the jeweler, is
again in trouble. Last Sunday he was out
on the street with an air-gun, pointing il
promiscuously, and asking, in the Ian.
guage Of the small boy, every one TO give
him "lief." Finally George sandifer, q
sort Of performing monkey and harmless
nuisance, told him to shoot. Bsrtel i'm
mediately did 30. George lodged behind
a thick board. The ball penetrated this
and buried itself in sandifer's skull. The
wound was, however. slight. and George
now wears ball In handsome gold setting
with his and BArlel's names engraved
thereon ...... Buck Colsion and joe Rey-
nolds went TO distillsry Saturday night
They drank together. and lef. in the best
Of good humor. A short distance from the
house, however, they quarrelled and
fought. They are both seriously stabbed
....W. l.. Whitaker was stabbed and
killed by one Bolsen. at Lang
lords Mill, Saturday evening. The oe-
;uIreHess above detailed afford abundant
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The Willard Hotel to,,s,v d,sw,ns
b,. t.ep ss,in rostroned-tl;. time 10
Novsmbsr iO,h-tbe Commissioner. deem.
In, !, he., n, ali CONCERNED.
-Iraco J.m.s CARMEL, Democratic
nominee for state Senator in the Adsir
District. me, with a severe sccidep, ON the
IGtb. breaking his arm and di.locstipg hi.
lee. lie will continue on the track and
wiz he elec,edbeyoud a persdyent ure,
New Iilm. MINI. a thriving town Of
4 200 inhabitants. was nearly w;red IN, o1
existence last SUNDAY Nv a cyclore 81,
hundred buildings were either DESTROYED
a, bsd,y d,msged and th;,,een rer.on.
are krorn 70 he t,Iled. The su,,o,,d;ns
ccun,,v /. .,mo., devastated
-oui,esu has changeJ nj. mind ana,
nos ,.,l. In M, x;ss. aIfIh.I ..o,h.,
orror,un;ty would NO, ,,v 10 shoo, An,
pres;ler, .,,;, I,hougbtrh.d.,;,.,,,
s,;o, ,o ,.mov. him nm, I a.. u,., r..
bec, m;s,,te, ,h;,l 4, /. o,I.,n.d n,
GoJ h., Tho p,..;lsn, h.lI no, n. ill,
anil IN, ,h., ,.,.or I won,d No, ,,v a. ...i,
;fIb,d a chance mn w.,sn mo-, d.c,.,5 n,
God that, he .bould NO, no t;,IeJ Row coul,
he be alive now Ibsld Tho pi.,oI clo.
10 nj. hack and nv hand wa. a. .,sadv a
iron. I frc,I po;,,.bl,nl a, him an,
notbiny Int Divine i,,s,no.;,io, con,
have saveJ him. Ue viii No, AZ =,
convinced and am .o,,v c,,.s, Nj,
an mueb masrins II !. No ma. 70, an
ono 10 ,rv 70 Mn him nov rrisI oo,I
no, do !, with the chance 7 h.d No h,I.
can do II. II il 40 ordained and va mn.
abide the will Of Heaven
n, Uow;. a,J NJ. s,., ., D.
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VOTES OF cgnRESr EVExrs.

i
Over 1000 young men have grsaua-
ted in law so far this year.
-Vennor predicts another awfully hot
wave, commencing Saturday aud continu-
ing four days.
The appointment Of Slorekeepsr and
Gaugers has been restored to the Internal
Revenue Bureau.
The President is getting along 50
nicely that an excursion down the river
is projected in the near future.
1t is estimated that the heat killed
500 persons in Cincinnati last week, and
that there were $500 prostrations from it.
Two hundred thousand more immi-
grams have landed than last year, but they
don't come last enough to supply the de-
mand for labor.
Judge Alexander, OF Louisville, has
announced himself for the Appellate
Judgeship, to represent the Republican
and Greenbaek parties.
Gov. Fosters plan 10 have national
day Of prayer and thanksgiving is endors-
ed by all the other Governors except Rob
erts, Of Texas, who doesn't believe in con-
founding Church and State.
1t is estimated that over 5000 persons
have been killed by sunstroke in the
United States since the first day Of this
month. This exceeds anything Of the
kind ever known in this country.
The Very Reverend Arthur Penrhyn
Stanley, ID. d., l.. L. d.. Dean Of West.
minister, who has been very seriously i'll
from cry sipelas, died in London on the
18th. Dean Stanley was in the rty-sisth
year Of his age.
Blood is on the moon in Carter
county, and the Governor has been asked
to send the militia there 10 quell the DIS
order. The war seems to be between the
railroad men and the natives and is
waging with fury.
The works Of the Cincinnati Coffin
Company were destroyed by fire Wejnes-
nay night. The loss is estimated at from
$4,000 to 100000. A number Of the
dwelling houses in the nsighborhood were
either partially or entirely destroyed.
Three hundred men are thrown out Of em.
PloymsnL
TO await the result Of President Gar
fields wounds, no steps will be taken to
indile Guiteau Till September. and the |
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One day last week, mysterious
stranger came into town from The direc
ton Of Cab Orchard. and wendcd BIZ way
silently down Main street About the
usddle Of town he paused before group
Of gentlemen, and startled them with the
announcement, that he desired to warn
them "of the end Of time which IA rapidly
approaching lie said not anothe, word,
but resumed his course anil passed out Of
sight climbing the hill east of town.
Charles Crawford, a young negro in
jail here, tore up his clothes about ten
days ago, thinking that Judge Mcclure
would furnish him with a new suit. The
letter he wrote TO the Judge asking FOR a
new outfit was published in this column
last week. The Judge, u cour~e, paid NJ
attention 10 his request, and Mr.. Crawford
nov lounges In his prison In a condition Of
absolute nakedness lie says with the sin
gle exception Of the die- annoying him,
he finds the situation agreeable enough in
this weather. A. the approaching term cf
Circuit Court he will appear to throw him
self upon his country, envclorcd In a mus
quito bar, Il one can I've obtained for the
purpose.
ABOUT ProrLE-M Cleo. Williams
has returned frou a visit TO Gsrrard eoun'
ty.....Mr. William Linton and Mrs. Kate
Linton, Of Nelson county, are visiting Mrs
Sarah WEIGH. Since their arrival Mrs. l.
has been quite III with measles. ..... Mr..
Sarah Longfellsw, Of Philsdelphis, Is :
guest Of the Newcomb House, and viii
probably spend the Summer here...... Mrs
Maggie Saunders, Of Crab Orchard, an,
Miss Mamie u. Cas-ell, Of Louisville, wer'
at Wsrd's Hotel, Livingston, last Sunda,
...... Mrs. Kate Roberts, Of llarrodsburg
and Mrs. J $. Chrismsn, Of Danyills, wer'
the guests last week Of Mrs. NJ. G. Miller
Jr....Prof. Elliott, Of Kirksville, was her
: last week in the interest Of his school,.
T. T. Wallace was up from Livingston
Tuesday, shaking hands with old friend
...... Mr.. u. n. Williams is in London thi
week on business .....B Y. simpson, o
Clay county, !. visiting G. A. kedd. j
mfr. George u. Poage, Of Bracket
county, candidate for Clerk Court Of Ap
psals, was here Wednesday ......M Mr.. {. A
Redd was called TO Glen Mary, Tenn, las
, week by telegram announcing the seriou
: illness Of his son, james A. Re,ld. lie re
turned Monday, his son having been pro
: nounced out Of danger our Congress
man, Hon. John u. White, was here fe'
4 hours last Saturday, presumably trying &
4 help his friend, Bennett, in his race for III
1 Senate Bennett brought something yer
9 substantial into this county last Noyeul
o her TO sssis, in Whites election, and III
$ Congressman is now returning the iayo
o NH l.. 5. Jones, oi Louisville. cam
4 up Monday, bringing with him his Nv
little daughters, who will remain durin
1 the warm weather...--Capt. FL. Bell, car
4 didate for Clerk Court Appeals. aud Nj
: william Carpenter, Of Lawreneeburg, wer
$ here last week visiting relative'......C.
= Nield, Of Pine Hill, is visiting in iisrrod'
? burg this week.
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The election Of Warner Miller in the
place Of Tommy Plat is about like swap.
ping the devil for the witch. Tommy was
simply tool, but Miller, besides having
deserted from the army during the war
prostituted his official position as member
Of Congress by opposing reduction Of the
tariff on wood pulp, because he was largely
interested in its manufacture.
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Mt. Vernon Department.
SAM. N. BURDETT, Editor.

SAM. NJ. BURDETT, Editor.
From present prospects, the corn crop
in this county will be the finest for years.
MIR. J. W. Brown has the writer's
thanks for his attention TO this column,
last week.
The job Of putting fresh paint ON the
church is finished, and the edi6ce presents
a greatly improved external appearance.
There was a Sigh. shower Of rain
Sunday afternoon. which refreshed suffer
ing vegetation and cooled the atmosphere.
The corrected figures show that the
total receipts from Internal Revenue for
fiscal year ended June 30th were So, 1854
900.
The Richmond Herald says Mr.. Ben
nett discarded his plug hat and bought
him n .louch, when he started to the noun
tains.
Mr.. John Bennett, the Republi ca
candidate for the State Senate in this Dis
triet, is billed to 'peak at this place next
Monday.
Is Mr.. Bennett in favor Of dividing
the school fund equally between the whites
and blacks? His answer to this is re-
qnesied next Monday.
The statement that Gov. McCreary is
supporting Bennett 10 a lie. Gov. Nc
Creary, like the gallant Democrat he il,
is actively and earnestly working for DIR.
Brown.
NEXT Monday 10 County Court Day
and the day on which the magistrates are TO
receive the delinquent list from the Shsr-
ID, and make a settlement Of the Court
House fund.
Circuit Court will convene for its Au-
gust term the second Monday in that
month. The time for serving process on
all petitions answsrable at that term will
close the 29th inst
The gallant Democrats OF Madison
send words Of cheer to their brethren in
Rockcastle. Brown will carry the county
in spite Of Benefits l 800 negroes. Stand
BY your guns, Democrats Of Rockcastle.
DIR. Brown is poor man. But it is a
misfortune and not sin to be poor. viii
citizens Of Rockeastls vote for bloaied
Bank President and against fellow-eoun-
lyman, because one is rich and the other
poor.
Great numbers Of fish are daily being
destroyed in Rockcasile River with torpe-
does made Of giant powder" The eIplo-
sion kills big and little fish alike. There
is fine opening for police court around
Livingston now.
Mr.. Bennett complains Of the reduc.
ton of the school tax. Does Mr.. Bennett
pay any taxes into the school fund.- Does
he not try, in every way, to avoid paying.
taxes? Answer this in your speech next
Monday, Mr.. Bennett
A band Of robbers, supposed to be lead
by the James Brothers, made a successful
train robbery at winslow, Kansas, q
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A CIRCUS mans ger has offered Guitesu
$500 to travel with his show next season.
We have not heard his answer, but il is
more than probable that the offer will be
declined, for reasons unnecessary to men.
ton.
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JoHs BURNSIDE, the Louisisnisn who
died last week at White Sulphur Springs,
leaving an estate valued at five millions Of
dollars, was an Irishman by birth, and
was sold to pay his ocean passage when he
came to this country. Had he remained
in Old Ireland he might have spent his
life trying to get away with the land-own-
ers and then have died as poor as church
mouse. Truly this is a great country.
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BooKwALTER, the Democratic candi-
date for Governor Of Ohio, iss rich man,
and the Republicans call him "Pocket-
bookwalter." lie will get away with them
all the same. ANYWAY.
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KING KALAKAuA, Of the Sandwich Is
lands, wants to sell his kingdom. II, like
Richard III, he will give il for hor~e,
perhaps he might make trade il he will
come TO Kentucky.
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CosKLIsG Is still able to keep enough
Of his friends with him to prevent the
election Of his successor. The vote yester-
day stood: Lapham, ~; Conkling, IS.
Necessary 10 q choice, 20,
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TmE Governor, through his mouth piece,
the Frankfort correspondent Of the Courier
Jounai, reiteratss his determination TO
pardon no more msn convicted Of carrying
concealed weapons. But the Governor is
much like the female. who, vowing that
she would meier consent, consented. and
pistol hoses will continue TO be the re-
cipienls Of his favor.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-07-22

LEBANON is getting to be the most muir
derous town in the State. There have
been two killings there in less than sixty
days. both occurring in bar-rooms. Thurs
day afternoon, Richard Chandler shot and
killed John Gibson, Of Madison, with
hardly ne ssmblance Of an excuse. lie
was arrested, and by the time his trial is
called will be able TO prove that he was a
raving. bowling maniac at the time he did
the shooting. They all prove 1t.
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Tx answer 10 . correspondent james
A. Gar6sld's popular vote was 4,4i2,s50
winfield y. Hanoock's was 4,4i2,0S5, CIV
ing Mr.. Garfield a popular majority Of
sl6 votes. james b. Weaver the Green
back candidate. received sO6.s67 votes
scattering, 1850.
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Jury.
Only pbout two hundred men are a
work on the railroad extension from Iiv
ingston to London. The contractors Ga,
they can only procure hands with tn
greatest difficulty. and then it is imPossi
BILE to keep them. II looks now like th
locomotive would not 20 into London be
/, fore next Spring.
Mr.. John Bennett is said to be goo'
lawyer and social, clever, inielligen
gentlemen. Personally, he ia withou
blemish, but this is no reason why h
should go to the Senate. There ought L
be one Republican in Rockeas'le who
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TnE CSar.r-yoas1sai In il new form Is
much handler 10 read, but iis usefulness
as wrapping paper is materially Impaired.
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TIE frankfort YsOmaA stops lis defense
Of Governor Blackburn's abuse Of the par
doning power long enough to make fun Of
Rev. George o. Barnes. Well. Barnes
can take care Of himself, but II be were a
politician the Ysomaa would try TO do the
job for him, and would feed him contin.
ually ON the best ts6y II could command.
shame On you, Msjor.
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PLArr was laid in the shade Saturday
and il is hardly probable that he will ever
again figure in politics. A tool Of Conk'
ling, he allowed himself to be led of by him
into resigning his seat in the U. >. Senate,
and then to follow his example further he
gets into . snap with . woman in room
Il3, Delavan House, Albany, and Is forced
to withdraw from the contest for re-elec-
ton. Warner Miller will hll out the re-
mainder Of his term, he having been elect
ed Saturday by q vote Of 70.