The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-05-13
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ing laughing gus.
The Pulaski Grand jury indicted the
Cincinnati Southern r. r. for running
trains on Sunday.
George c. Harding, weli-known In
dianaPolis editor, died this week Of con.
gestion Of the brain.
Prince Rudolph and Princes steph-
anie, daughter Of the Queen of the Bel
gians, were married at Vienna this week.
Preparations are being made for oele-
brating the centennial Of the battle Of
Blue Iicks on the 18th Of August Of next
year.
jay Cooke bought back HE Ogontl
Palace near Philadelphia, the other day,
for Sll3,5OO, 1t originally cost him about
$500, 900.
The friends Of Frank d. Moore, the de-
posed minister at Covington, will present
him with a purse Of $500 before his de-
parturs for Virgins.
A negro convicted Of rape on a little
sevsn.year-Old girl Of his own color, has
been sentenced to the Peuitentiary for life
BY a Clark county jury.
1t is asserted that the United States
pays every year over sl0O,OO0OOO to
foreign ship-owners for the transportation
Of imports and exports
The United States Supreme Coun has
decided in substance that no State has
right to impose a tar on the commercial
men known as drummer.
-LeDncs American Tea /. pronounced
too weak for commerce, and Is valued at
only rs cents per pound Georgia will
raise 100000 pounds this year
jaime. W Powell, son-in.law OF eE-
Congressman John D. Young, living in
Bath county, has been restored to health
By the prayers Of himself and Mr.. Barnes.
AT the unwilling Of Stonewall Jack
sons statue in New Orleans, Wednesday,
JEFF. Davis said "He died as live, feel
Ing that the COnfederacy ought to have
succeeded, because il was founded on truth
and justice"
All Of per cent. bonds, with the sE-
eeption of about s25, 600 have been funded
into 31-psr-cents, and Secretary Window
is slaied over his success as fnancier. He
will adopt the some policy in regard to the
Eve per-cents.
The saloon-keepers Of Cincinnati, of
whom there are 1900 refused to obey the
Mayors order to close their establishments
on Sunday. AZ the number Of policemen
is only 600 they think they can successful
" resist them.
The sixtieth birthday DIV. IL. Van
derbilt was celebrated in Nashville satur.
day By the dedication Of the Theological
Hall Of Vanderbilt University. The
building cost 500, 900, and will aocommo-
date 200 pupils.
The Masonic celebration OF St. Johns
day, at Louisville, will begin on the 22d
and last three days A very attractive
programme has been mapped ont and sin.
gle tickets of admission fixed at 90 cents.
Tickets good for the three days 81.
Some weeks age private deposition in
the Fayettes National Bank at Lexington,
discovered that his box containing over
$4,000 in bonds had been stolen. Detee-
ives were set to work to look it up, but fail |
ng, the loser has brought suit against the
'ank for the full amount
Ike Arnold, who is in The Nicholas.
lille Jail for attempting to murder the
;ommonwealth's Attorney who prosecuted
Iis brother, sued out a writ of kcteas es-puI
tuesday, alleging that he did not have a
air trial. The Squire before whom il
Tas tried ordered him to be released, but
he jailer would not obey, claiming that
he Squire had no Jurisdiction Ike is
therefore, still in durance vile
"A freight train on the Cincinnati
Outhern was ditched near Eubank Sta
ion Monday morning by the derailing Of a
ar, and 10 cars were converted into good
indling wood. The track vas obstructed
Dr. hours, rendering necessary transfer Of
asssngsrs around the wreck The dam
ge IL supposed to be in the neighbor-
God Of $1,000 as the wreck was quite
omplets, and all the cars we're loaded, Il
said
Judge C.sssll, Of the CEittsnden Circuit
curt, sent word to the Grand Jury not 10
idits friend Of HE, as he had promised
OF to be guilty Of the offense again. The
luhlsnberg Echo does not fancy that Kind
Judge, as the following extract shows
II occurs to us that Il vas Judge Cissell, ,
20, who, a few months ago, denounced |
ON the bench Governor Blackburn for
is wholesale remission Of fines, declaring !
lat enough fines had been RENTED in his
strict to pay the expenses Of his Courts. \
he consistency he now displays is truly =
farming. With such a Governor and q
oh a Judiciary, God save Kentucky " /,
The State Central Democratic Com y
ittee of Nirginia met at Richmond We'd y
sdsy and decided not to change the date \
holding the Democratic State Con zen
IN, which is cred for August 4th. Ad. n,
css were received from different parts Of \,
e State, showing that the Democracy Is n
lid and hopeful, and will not give way n
Malone. The policy Of the leading a
smoerats and Of the Committee was !,
remain quiet until the .Readlnstsr- a,
'publican combination show their hand, :,
lieh they will be compelled TO DO as u
siI State Convention meets the ID Of %
ns. When their platform is made \,
own the regular Democrats will know I,
" to meet them. The Democratic lead n,
J are Of the opinion that the present n
ndition Of affairs in the Senate will be Of N
EAT advantage to their party 10 that
ne. Malone is now In ticklish posi-
q, and il not sllying himself Siih either 81
} Administration or Conkling party, a.
does not wish to antagoniEs either. Il SCI
believed that the Virginia Senator Is