The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-02-04
NoTEs OF crRRExr ErENrs.

NttAHf "t"N'7 ~ f''Ai"-' 70 if' 'lt"tA ~ wv
olrcc.
-nughe. won the six day pedestrian
match In New York, scoring SOS miles.
lie gcis $4,000 besides 1000 extra cor
heating Rowcll's record
The Treasurer paid on Tuesday the
registered interest on the per cent. bond
ed loan. lie gave o.0e0 checks which, in
the aggregate, amounted to s3,a2l $50.
The National Mutual BENEFIT Associa.
ton. Of Louisville. has paid loses TO date
Of si7G,0is.so and it. slaicmen, on Jan.
LEI, 1851. shows o surplus fund Of sio.s 2G.-
les.
Old Hannibal lIamlin who has been
in Congress thiriy-eight years, and A. g..
Thurman, who took his scat in 1876, re-
tire from the Senate on the ilh Of n7x'
March.
w. s Wilson. President Of the Iouis-
willie Commercial Newspaper Co., has heen
appointed Internal Revenue Collector Of
the Louisville District ric Ruckner, re-.
moved.
MIR. Wiley Emery and his sevcn chill
dren we're burned to dcaih--or Killed and
then burned-near Caneyville, Nv. There
Il reason to believe that robbery was first
committed.
The net earning. Of the Deposit flank
At Eminence for the year iSsO, was sixteen
per cent. Ten rer cent. was disposed Of in
dividends to the stockholders, and the re-
mainder carried to the surplus account.
capt. James VI. Hines died at his
home in Bowling Green Friday. lie was
Past Master Of the Grand Lodge Of Ken
lucky odd Fellows, and brother Of Judge
Thomas II. Hine-. Of the Appellate Court.
a Wisconsin law, by which the desig-
nation Of any person as "a id scoundrel"
was made a misdemeanor, has been repeal
ei. Il was found Il would not answer to
have half the respectable people Of the
State guilty Of misdemeanor.
The Railroad Gaafac in il. rccord Of
railroad construction in 1850. shows that
Dakota leads with 7si miles; Texas fol
lows with G53; New Mexico Is next with
SOL, and 20 on down TO West Virginia,
with 10. Kentucky built "a. and Virgin
ia POI.
1t took q, 400 men and boys and nearly
Z, 900 horscs 10 harvest the ice crop on the
Hudson River this year, and il is cslima-
ted that there we're 100000 tons altered
more than ever before. Those Norweigans
can't afford TO ship ice to this country
next season.
Prof. Kelley prophesies that the sew
enteen-year locusts will destroy the land
in May and June, and asks Congress 10
make an appropriation 10 enable the Sig
nal Service Department to telegraph their
daily approach. so that the people can pre-
pare for them.
The Greenback Leaders in Congress
propose to re-organize their party as soon
rs possible after the fourth Of March.
They will call convention in Chicago at
an early day. A platform Of principles is
to be adopted The Peoples party Is to he
the name Of the new organization.
The Subcommittee on Internal Rev
enue Of the Committee on WAYS and
Means Of the House has unanimously
agreed to report a bill providing FOR the
removal Il the tax on matches, Savings
Banks deposits, bank checks, and on all
proprietary articles except perfumery and
AT the second reception Of Gen. Sher-
man and his daughters, says Washington
report, nothing attracted more compliment
larry attention than the elaborate sword
worn by Master Lucien Young, presented
by his State, Kentucky, for gallant conduct
in the disaster 10 his ship, the lIGron, in
February, 1875.
"A dispatch from Albany, NY says: Mr..
Aston startled the Senate to-day by intro
luoing a bill for Incorporating the Next
ian Southern Railroad Company, with a
,apiisl stock of siO,OoO,OOO, for the pur.
pose Of building railroads In Mexico. Gen.
Grant, ex-Gov. Morgan and Jay Gould are
lmong those named as corporaiors.
--Reierring to the Outrage Of the Buford
my, the Louisville Pos says "A law
hould be passed by the next Legislature
% establish a commission for The examina-
ion OF every male person over twelve years
II age, TO ascertain who are insane and
Who are not. The examination comes too
ate when unarmed and peaeeable citizens
Ire shot down."
There are now ,2l7 persons employed
y the Census Bureau in Washington, $50
males and SIS females, besides aS messen-
iers and 90 waichmen. The monthly rem /
al Of the buildings occupied in Washing
on for census purposes is si,s9s. The
inmber Of enumerators employed in TAX
ng the census was 81 ,265, under charge of
50 Supervisors.
The Senate has agreed upon a plan for
be count Of the electoral vote. The meth
d of procedure under the resolution is for
joint NEE ting Of the two Houses in the
all Of the House, the appointment Of tell
IA to represent each House, and to count
eorgia's vote Observation-Disclosures il to
", to announce the result as il would be
Georgia were counted.
William Mckinney AID Columbus
mss, Of Pulaski county, two leading lights
the Methodist Church, settled an old
nd last Mondry, while working the eoun-
road. The manner was after the usual
yle OF such settlements Cas- took an ak,
ID knocking Mckinney down, beat his
,ad into Jelly and nel. Cas- was Super
tondent Of a Sunday School, but il Is not
kelly that he viii he on hand next sun
~.
The reports Of The National Banks
lblished on the 3lst Of December, has
At been footed up, showing that there aIe
them - ,0O5, 100000 in individual de-
,sils. The increase ia loans and deposits
- a. nna laa 1la n IL. tn .