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p FOLEY. Aucaoneer.
I win sell the Saw and Planning Mill, No. 1874 7th
a SIX O'clock q A. TSe
One One 5 zig Saw; one Turning Lathe. with tools.
One Saw Set and sharpener.
one One E Noticing Machine 1II ,., p,,,
One Clamp, one Plaifing Machine.
One Rip Saw. with eight saws.
One Grindstone, one Moulding Machine
One Boiler, forty horse power.
And other things that viii be described on the day of
This property can be bought at private sae any time
before the day Of sale The property 3 the
jy19-1st FOLEY. Auctioneer
SAaS 81 CITY Has5ak
IL q Sss 81 The sg s Ss I Of
Bn5she ct a. agnt A IN G. PsdFck
s a; S'Ss agsss RSs
north By Of 60 81 inches
3. nn th se & in square nunbeed
So on 18th street northwest in the city of Washing
On the SAME DAY. at $50 O'CLOCK P NJ. on the
premises VIII ALSO sell at pubic auction to the highest
inches 9Th street northwest between and street.
with depth OF SO feet 80 inches improved by large
~ 81 81 st!se. ss1n improve
On the SAME DAY, at SIX O'CLOCK P. M, on the
premises. will also sell Lot No. 49, in Square No. 569
fronting 80 feet street northwest between ist and
alley. ~ -0O
Terms Of sale: One-fourth of the purchase money
casn n napd and the residue in three equal payments
respectively with interest and the purchaser win be
required % give his notes therefor and the
by deed Of trust on the property Sold deposit Of ten
Per cept OF the purchase money will be required the
d3y a sale. and the purchaser viii be required com
su Of either the Trustee reserves the right to resell
WIN be at the cost Of the purchaser.
@. G. COLE Trustee
THUS. >. Fisher CO., Auchoneers. jy19-d
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MASSACHUSETTS, REPUBLICAN STATE CoNvEN-
TION.-At meeting of the Massachusetts, repub-
lican state committee, held in Boston yesterday.
a state convention was called to be held at wor-
cester, September 81. Mrs. Blackwell and Miss
Leavitt ask that there should be appointed a
chairman of the committee on resolutions who
favors woman suffrage, the former urging the
request on political grounds, the latter on those
of temperance
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MT Lori'iards Barrett ran NJ the CooAvooA
meeting In England yesterday for the stewards
cup, out was not placed. II was won by Lore
eartgans Mazurka- Mr. Infllards pasaaio
came In second In the race for the irnvfnos
,"om stakes. which was won by Mr. JardjueSo
ru'aieer In the race for the Iayaut stakes
NJ: heene's Forgct-Me-Not came In sscond-
oasoi, HIDDEN by Archer. was the winner.
pase-baii games yesterday. AZ Alhauy-Als
nahy, l; Providence. =. At New York-Trov 4.
a ae.ropoitan. 0. AT Observation-Disclosures. ~:
Quickstep, 2 -
WHAT EXCITED RICHMOND Cor oRsp pEoprx-
me rev. John Jasper. Of Richmond. Va. the
coioreu clergy man, whose famous Sermon IN
prove that THE sun do move" will he remem
oeFed Is recovering from his recent siangeruus
Illness Mr.. Jasper's congregation Is one Of th~
largest IN the country and he is irving TO secure
Tor them a larger church building. Great com
motion was created among his parishionern
Monday night by the unacemintable RINGING ~
the church bell at midnight, three slow and ds-
liberate taps. which aroused all the colorea n.f-
pie. who could find no explanation of the mys.
terry Some one suggested that the tollinr wns
an intimafion OF the approaching death of the
pastor. This caused a stampede to the house Of
Mr.. Jasper near 10y. and the crowd stood around
the dwelling and were not appeased until ho
came out and assured them that he was recov.
ering from his Illness. They then dispersed.
many. however. believing that there was come
supernatural agency connected with the toIlin0
of the bell
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AUCTION SALES.

| THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.onccr
REGULAR SALE OF HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS
At my sslesroom, SATURDAY, JULY THIRTIETH,
commencing at TEN O'CLOCK.
ALSO,
One English Tricycle.. jy23- 2t !.
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NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
EUNARD LINE.

NOTICE,
LANE ROUTE.
The CUNAItD STEAMSHIP COMPANY LIMITED,
BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL.
CALLING AT CORK HARBOR.
FROM PIER 80, N R., NEW YORK.
Scythia We'd. Aug. Algeria. =. We'd, 81 Aug.
Bo,hnia Wed, 10 Aug. Scythis- We'd, Sept
Galha. We'd. IL Aug Bothnia. We'd, IA Sept
CATALONIA We'd. . "a Aug. Gialla.. We'd II Sept
AND EVERY WEDNESDAY, FROM NEW YORK,
RATES
$50 and 800, according to accommodations.
Tickets to Paris SIS additional.
Return tickets favorable terms.
Steamers marked do not carry steera9e.
Steerae at very low rates Seersge tickets from Iv
erpoo and Queenstown and all other parts of Europe
lowest rates.
Through bills of laden given for Belfast Glasgow
Hayre, Antwerp and other ports the Continent and
Tor Mediterranean ports.
freight and passage apply at the Companys office.
No. Bowling Green, both steerage and cabin to
OTIS BIGELOW CO., COS It'll street, Washington
d. G.
VERNON 81. BROWN L CO.,
1anl2 New York.
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THE TRADES.

GIBSON BROTHERS,
VI PRACTICAL BOOK AND JOB PRINTERS
1012 Pennsylvania avenue, Washington, D. c.
Fine Printing specially. janis
DOOKBINDING.
ID The LYCETT BINDERY employs class Work
men and turns superior wurk. 1t II of the old
es establishments In the city. l0l2 Pennsylvsnia
nus. third door. oe1
T PRINCESS
IL In the name Of our new scent CIGAR; II b superb
STCKLES California Cigar Store.
no. 101l Penn ave-. bet. 10th and 11th ST. 3el4
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MURDER BY CIRCUS MEN.-Three members OF
circus, named Van COur. Jackson and Sprung
were arrested at Carlisle, Pa, yesterday
charged with the killing of John Langan at 4
The prisoners arrived at Wilkesbarre last night
in charge of two detectives. Sprung says thai
Van COur did the shooting and that he wa.
standing near him when he fired the fatal shot
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One English 1ncycie. - JyZd-Zt
nUNCANsON BROS, A,ctioneers.
sTocK OF STAPLE GROCERIES,. VINES AND
sHE5S sFaHs 81 l's EFHzERffz
The stock is all fresh and desirable and consists in
8scfer Herring. fun SHf ins Of sf Shelf sSs
and canned Goods bottled Wines and Liquors, Rock
and rye, &C., Cigar Case and Cigars &C., with other
Also will be sold the Patent for arss Drip PAM for
Paas :s- Cheese stand Coffee Mn Beef
Z As R r. Sfa;s
buyers. " - jy2s,s st't
EFT 5xTHE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED UNTIL
friday MORNING, JULY 18TH, at same hour. 1t
vsHEn 6e NRH Pt ArF6E s hEE JERSEY
he premises. lots seventy six s seSe event
q and
s snd n Des asns
Terms Of sale: 0nefourth cash; balance in one two
Fifty dollars deposit required at time Of sale Convey
Asssnee Of Heirsstlsw Of George and Ann s. Parker,
100 . THos. J. FISHER CO., Anctioneer..
nUNCANsoN BROS. Anctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF BRICK (ONE-STORY) OFFICE
AND LOT ON TENTH STREET BETWEEN g
AND STREETS SOUTHEAST, AT AUCTION
By virtue Of deed of trust recorded in Lber No. s79
folio 469 ct seq Of the Land Records the District
TUE SPA the SECOND DAY OF AUGUST, 1881. at
certain piece parcel Of land situated living and being
in she city OF Washington. in the District Of Columbia
and described as fOll0wsBeng parts of Lots numbered
II and H. in square numbered 974 beginning for the
same 1t point distant forty five feet six inches from
northwest corner Of lot Il and running thence south
fts feet SIX inches thence east hundred and
feet inches thence west hundred and If
teen feet ten and inches to the place begin
ming. with the improvements thereon.
Terms OF sale: One third cash; balance in six and
Twelve months with interest ut per cent per annun
to be secured the property sold or ali cash ct option
OF purchaser. The terms must be complied with in
seven days from day Of SALE the property win be
rsod at the risk and cost of the defating purchaser
and recording at purchasers cost. SIS
deposit at time Of sale.
,ya,-dsas M MN E; NM PFTFFf , Trustees.
~
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THE MATANZAS BANK ROBBERY. = The
steamer Alicante, on which the Matanzas bank
robbers carried off their plumber, has returned
from Vera Cruz to Havana. About sc. 900 OF
the stolen money was recovered, and the
fugitive clerks were taken into custodv
Captain-Gener Blanco has demanded the sur.
render of some 200 accomplices, who are sun.
posed to have gone to Mexico.
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TOMORROW.

/ T. COLDWEIL, Real Estate Auctioneer.
PROPERTY ON THE EAST SIDE OF FIRST
SIkEET. BETWEEN AND @ STREETS
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NEW YORK ROTTERDAM.
The frst-class Steamers of this Line
AMSTERDAM ROTTERDAM"

The frst-class Steamers of this Line,
AMSTERDAM ROTTERDAM"
''SCHIEDAM," wv A. SCHOLTEN,"
Up. CALAND," and MAS"
Carrying the u s. Mails to the Netherlands leave Wat
Don Stores, Brooklyn, regularly, ON WEDNESDAY.
First Cabin. t60-S70 "a Cabin $50 Steerase. SIG.
II. CAZAUX, General Agent % South William street.
New York, For passage apply to W. g. METZEROTT
CO., 325 Pennsylvania avenue, Washington, or F.
III. JOHNSON, Agent, National Safe Deposit Building
corner New York and 18th street northwest jail
NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
AZ STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NEW YORK, HAvRR
LONDON, SOUTHAMPTON BREMEN.
The steamers of this company will sail EVERY SAT-
URDAY from Bremen Pier. foot of Sd street. Hol,oken
Rates of passage-From New York to Havre, London,
southampton and Bremen, first cabin, 800; second
cabin 500 steerage, S30 prepaid steerage certificates
rs. For freight or passage apply - OELRICHS CO..
Bowling Green, New York; W. g. METZEROTT &
70, yeo pennsylvania avenue northwest Agents for
washington. jan12
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STEAMERS. &c.
.EAMER MATTANo

NIEAAER MATTAyO
RvfE ssff NG Gseh 4, for
Snys LOT Som,ni; ON Thursdays for Matox Greek and
Point and MstoI cresR rrnn1 On alternate ai
creeE nony ana and Frdns
up; s sps chapel Point Wednesday, Up LOVES ,n,
E'oR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS
q 80 . every y MG ssis nj sas5
Lnarsday Friday. Saturday and Sunday. for all river
ON Monday THURSDAY and saturday far as currio
On sunday. Tuesday and Friday as far as Leonard
'os sis St. Clements Bay and WoG sT 5yfr pser
LNoR BALTIMORE AND RIVER LANDINGs.-The
steamer SUE Capt W g. eikoeHEsAS leaves s re
Nnss . sye at sn B.I
tmore every FRIDAY at four O'clock p m arrives IN
RIVER Landings ss should take this line.
~ An river freight must be prepaid Forfurthsr in
'0''''" STEPHENSON & BRO. 7th street a wharf
m2s-3m Or Office Penn. ave. and l2fh street.
NORFOLK AND NEW YORK STEAMERS.
viii leave her wharf foot of Sixth street every MON
DAY Pnsy fRa Pn and
Monroe Excursion Tickets. good for four days,
Frst-cIsss Round Trip to Fortress Monroe and Nor
Fare to Fortress Monroe and Norfolk 90
ss.ond- class round trip. b. 90
First Fare to Piney Point and Point Lookout %
Round Trip to Piney and Lookout 90
sssond-eassr round trip 90
Returning leave Norfolk, TUESDAYS, THURS
DAYS and SATURDAYS at four O'Clock pm.
o SIS a h n s h 4
Bank Building, at the Office. 9Th street wharf.
THE NEW YORK STEAMERS
JOHN GIBSON and E. C. KNIGHT leave Pier Al, East
River, New York. every SATURDAY, at four o'clock p.
m, and Georgetown every FRIDAY, at am. For
particulars apply to agent 63 water street. Georgetown
ALFRED WOOD Secretary,
apS6 613 18th street, opposite U. s. Treasury.
EHOR NEW YORK DIRECT.
MERCHANTS AND MINERS TRANSPORTATION
COMPLAINTS OUTSIDE LINE.
The Steamship wM. LAWRENCE Can't J. s. March,
r., viii sail from the foot of Spears wharf, WEDNES
DAY, August 3, at PIN.
Freight received daily foot of Spears wharf Lowest
rates guaranteed.
Rates Passage: First class g. including meals and
etaterOOm berth.
Steerase. s.; meals. if desired Is cents each extra
Steamers leave Pier 40, East River, New York, for
Baltimore, every SAT URDAY at pm.
A. HUGGINS, AGENT,
Spears Wharf, or foot of Long Dock, BALTIMORE.
GEO. H. GLOVER, AGENT,
3y25 PIER ~, EAST RIVER, NEw YORK.
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SUMMER RESORTS.
A TLANTIC HOTEL.

n ILANI3C HUIElI.
OCEAN CITY. ND NAf
Directly on the Ocean. Capacity COO gue<ts
appointments. Finest surf Bathing on the coast New
ballroom and orchestra. -Four daily ss and telegraph
ofoe Boating: cunning; fishing hay 100 Yards fruq
hotel g. 80 per day $40 and ST. 80 per week Circ,
lars at this Office, or address
JOHN TRACY, Proprietor.
s. C.. RECkWITH, Chief Clerk,
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DILLER HOUSE.-Most delightful location in the
~ State; scenery beautiful cars pass through +.
the town to Gettysburg. Table supplied from yEAY
country market. Charges moderate Bus to- Il
and from depot free For information apply to Hrs.
L. L. R1DGELY, Hanover, Pa jy6- I'm
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(tOBB'S HOTEL,
~ COBBS ISLAND, VA. "A
Surf Bathing, Fishing snipe Shooting. This YEHAY
Hotel reopened for the reception of visitors .6&
Terms g Per day $12 per week sss month Route
Cherrystone every Monday, Wednesday aud Friday.
Or. Vim. Stoakley, Of Northampton Co., Va, will Be
IN attendance to render medical aid. For further in
formation address
ty1-1m j. T. SPADY Propriefor
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A SHLAND HOUSE.
"A ATLANTIC CITY, n. J.,
thoroughly renovated, refsrnished and greatly A
improved: and electric bells introduced. va
Filst-claes in all departments. Cuisine a sle-
caalty. Western and Southern papers on file.
d. j. MATTESON & Co.,
1y6-26t Proprietors
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CASEY COUNT.


Corn was planted late, and has come
up very badly. Some farmers have plant
ed their entire crops over again.
MIR. Thomas Elliott, who recently
purchased the farm Of Mr.. W. 4, Coulter.
had the misfortune to get his house burned
down on the 9th inst.
Capt J. X. lIindman and Mr.. [. NJ.
sallee, two attorneys Of Columbia, were
here on business few days ago.. Rev.
A. u. Cabaniss, associate editor Of the
Wsston Recorder, was here last week in the
interest Of his psper...-Mrs. Jasper's
school closed ON Friday Last.
On last Monday morning Mr.. James
c. Smith, Of Lincoln, and Harlan Goode,
Of Casey, met in Middleburg, and Smith
drew a pistol ON Goode, eollared him and
led him Of a few steps, and intended TO
shoot him through the head, but the ball
glanced of simply passing under the skin.
Smith thought he had killed him, and.
understand, has left the country. Cause
Of difficulty, SANDER.
The exhibition and commencement
exercises Of Middleburg Seminary will
occur on the 18th inst. We are promised
a nice and pleasant entertainment. An
admission fee will be charged. in order to
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PULASKI COUNTY.
S0nsersef

The news-gatherer is afflicted with
that awful disease known as lszines-, and
hence his items are few.
An attempt WAS made last night 10
wreck the night express at Covers Switch,
just below here. A tie was fastened between
the rails In such a position that the train
running at high rate Of speed would be
wrecked. A freight. however, was order
ed, and, as il Was running very slow, no
damage Was done except to the engine.
The graves at Logans Cross. roads we're
decorated yesterday. The decoration was
with asgs, two being placed on each grave
Music was furnished by the ladies OF this
place on an organ furnished through the
courtesy Of Mr.. i. II. Talmsdge VI the
house Of Baldwin a Co. The orations
were delivered by John J. Paul, T. r.
Morrow. John 5. May, l.. d. Parker and
w. A. Morrow, Of Somerset.
james Mulaney, who shot Bill Dur
ham, was tried last week. To the surprise
Of all who heard the testimony, the bond
was fixed al 1000. The case, as detailed
by the witnesses except two, MAS one Of
jusiiiable homicide. These two we're San
ford Durham and Mrs. Wilson, a regular
old vixen. The latter Afforded much
amusement. She was very smart at Gnsl
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goes into the GghI with o determination 10
win. The Democrats II this coun,y will
stand by him iil the .un goes down.
Last Thuisday night, Charlie trap
ford, young negro who had been working
on the railroad IN laurel county, but va
returning 10 Madison, entered the hou.e Of
Stephen Cummins. ncar nrodhead IN The
absence n the proprietor, and ieloniouslv
took and carried away sundrY articles, to-
wit Two coats, one pair pants, pair II
boots, two silt handkerchief, aud two
pocket.book., one Of which contained
twenty Eve cent piece in current coin o.
the realm. Afisr leaving the house Char
ley proceeded to throw oh the rags which
then enveloped his Young frame, and to
attire himself in the clothing which he had
recently appropriated. The transiorma-
ton being complete, he went on his way
reioii ling. At Gum sulphur, however, he
vas overhauled and captured by some par
ties who had gone in pursuit AFTER the dis
covery Of the theft lie was speedily shorn
Of his greatness, and on Saturday was car
ried before Esquircs Firth and Tharp to
answer the charge Of grand larceny. lie
waived an examination and was held in
bond Of 500 to answer at the next term Of
the Circuit Court. Ia default Of executing
a bond, he was sent to jail. lIesays his
home is at Berea, Ky. II is quite likely
that he will be called on to take up ten.
porary residence in Frankfort before an
opportunity Is afforded him to revisit the
haunts Of his childhood.
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WAYxE coCvTr


"'s's
-Osi., meadows and potato crops are
being damaged by the pfo,rscied dry
weather Farmers are getting The grow
ing corn crop IN cool condition
Mess Mchechn'e u sons are rcce'V-
ing Orders AZ Their NH 10 inrni'h hour to
different points along the ''ncinnNi south
ern hailroad N iennes'ee'
Il rr'rl'ed contest y os'ng ha' Tor
schoo' trustees w 'he 'oney Naley a's-
.''c'' MISSES 9oP"'o"'a 'a"s anu Lucy
Jones Two very popular Young 'su'e'' are
',''' "P''S"'' ''' '"' P'''"0" W 'e"'"e'
'"''..
S"p" :" ','p"s"'o" ',"O'''' "e
,"a' ne "ss .o'e''eu s0"v ~ ."e "a'"u'
'oss y" o","e, """ vi" 'es" ."''"s
'"'" '"'. '"" ~" "' "''''
a'''',' , nc a"u VIZ :" "u'" ". "a'e "
a'.' ""V""' ~ """"'
.ha' WI" :" p'.ps'.u 'o' "A''e' u"''"s
'"e summer anu s"
',''su' on 'ne -''n INST, F" 'ne
enu'ch u" aon''s,'O' N.Y. oy E'uer d o.
o na, wi. D = vA.'' o. .'n''"nsu'
'"'o, '"" us Way "'N'""es"No o. '''
oo"n'y' :" "o"o' " '"e A"0'e m'''''se
:" '''"''.,. 'o~'-"' VI '"''''' '''
WIZ 'o'"',' .n'e''''"e" ~ 'ne 'es'uenee
" APP o. ~ ''''' 0" '"e u'y '''e' 'ne
"e'' ','s
'' ""' ''''''u ""u ".','.N'
"''e Nv" e''.''' P'epa'''o'! T" '"'N"
wen W, o' near Tue oe'eo'"'eu OH
'P''"s' u" hartman N'seS' 'e'"'! va
~. oo"PA"y "'' 'es''" arg 'e''"o'f
:" ""s' i's'on' s"" see"' o0""ue"' '''"'
'hey VIII hnn OIL IN paying quantities
'here' Ano'her company OF fennsy'va-
mans are operating al the Old Wen on
ot'e' ,reek' wen was bored There IN
1906 that yielded immense quantities OF a
very superior quali'y OF iuor'oailng oi''
Among the distinguished visitors TO
our town the past week we notice Mr.
VIM Burnett, oil CINCINNATI " Joseph
hosenield' oil Midway, NY Mr. - o'oed-
win, OF Science iiiil, N.Y. Chas. iiilder
and Nj. Tuck, OF Louisville, Ny John
L. White, OF Cincinnati, q ....-.Mrs. Bette
b. Jones, OF kismet, Tenn, is at Dr. J. u,
;. Frisbie's, receiving medical treatment.
Mr.. a. ;. Jones, OF Lincoln county Is here
at present Mrs. Bette toiiey and Mrs.
Willie Gragg are both confined TO their
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DEm0caATTC TJCKEr.

OF All men Of business the average
newspaper man is the worst. lie avails
himself Of none Of the methods which
business men in general use 10 protect
themselves, but in their anxiety for pa
tronage they jump At any offer, and credit
for subscription and advertisements right
and LEFT. without regard to the responsible
ity or honesty Of the parties. A case in
point illustrates their way Of doing bust
nesss Sometime ago an agent for the
French Liver Pad Co, Of Toledo, o., visi-
ted the various towns Of Kentucky, and
after contracting with druggists to handle
their invention, sought the newspaper off,
ces, and in the name OF one A. ]. Bebout,
a so-called advertising agent Of the same
city, contracted for about half a column Of
regular and several lines Of local adver-
sisements. The very fact that they were
doing business in one name and advertising
in another, was conclusive proof to us that
there was something wrong, but the young
man explained that Bebout was a partner
and they did II to prevent trouble in keep
ing books. We took the advertisement,
but becoming more suspicious, and receive
ing letter Of inquiry from Brother Hop
per, Of the Lebanon Standard and Times, as
to the solvency Of Bebont, we made inves-
,igation in Toledo, and found that IL he
II. "a l. 4 IL
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VOTES OF CURRENT EVENTS.

Judge NJ. II. Cofer held a policy for
$4,000 in the National Mutual Benefit
Association.
--Jessamine county has bought 2ls
acres Of land for $1,000. on which to build
poor.house.
Col. John ID. Fogle has been unani-
mously nominated for the Senate in the
] 9Th Distaict.
WIN. II. Salisbury, who claims to be
a nephew Of General Ben =. Butler, is to
be hanged at Denver, Col, June 18th.
-Conkling is reported as having said he
would rather see Democrat elected to the
Senate from New York than a Garfield
Republican.
In the peniteniiary, John Graham
did not like to work in the hemp depart
meni, and gave negro boy 20 cents to
chop his hand on. lie didit.
Two more officials engaged in the
star'rouie rascality have been ordered
down and ont-Megrew, 9th Auditor Of
the Treasury, and Lilly. his deputy.
james l.. McI.ure, founder Of the Ken
lucky Masonic Insurance Company and
prominent citizen Of Bowling Green Tor
many years, died at his home in that city
Thursday, in his 5dlh year.
A spirited and iastidious Ottawa girl
declined to be married. though the guests
were assembled and the bridegroom wait
ing, because the train Of her dress did not
hang properly. EKpostulaiion Was In vain.
She said that she had put great amount
Of thought and money into the garment,
and IL would be lifelong sorrow to her
II she wore II vhsa conscious that Il wss