The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-09-16

The Southern poet, sidney Isnier,
died few day. sso.
-Er. Governor willis. Of Loui.ians, ..
dying Of consumption.
Yesterday the National reunion of
soldiers and sailors began at Cincinnati.
Long Branch 10 for the present the
seat Of government. The Cabinet will
hold its sessions there.
The Governor has appointed Hon. W.
"a. Bullitt, Of Psducsh, to ill the vscan-
cy caused by the death Of Circuit Judge
Crosslssd In the First District.
During the progress Of the Exhibition
at the Kansas City Fair Grounds on We'd
nesdsy, the main building caught 6re, and
IL, with all the others and their contents,
was destroyed. Loss $4,000.
B. y. sloan, Of Lexington. formerly
Of Kings Mountsin,) has invented and
will apply for . patent for three. wheeled
velccipeds, upon which three persons.
either ladies or gentlemen, can ride.
During q northsr that prevailed In
Indian Territory last week . large num-
Der Of cattle were frozen to death. OF a
herd Of sir hundred, nearly three hundred
cattle and three horses were lost.
1t is thought that the railroad stock
market will soon advance, a. IL is estimated
that si5,0oO.0oo new money will 90 into
Wall street this month-s7, 0o0. 900 from
the redeemed 6ves, and $4,000 900 from
gold importa,ions.
-Psschy X. Grsitsn, an eminent lawyer
Of Richmond, Va and suthor 81 "Grat-
tans Reports" died at Ashland, Virgins,
Friday night, aged eighty years. For forty
years he was Law reporter Of the Virginia
Supreme Court Of Appeals.
In the Stern divorce case, now in the
Courts Of Covington, We learn from the
Commonwealth that Stern has been order
ed BY the court ITO pay $500 q month
toward the maintenance Of his wife, and
81 400 a. . provision for carrying on the
suit
The Massachusetts, Supreme Judicial
Court has dismissed the petition Of SeliA
]. Robinson to be admitted to practice as
an attorney in the courts, on the ground
that under the laws Of the Commonwealth
women are not entitled to be admitted as
attorneys.
The races at Lexington are well at
tended and there has been some good sport,
but no extra time has been made. All Of
the racers are comparatively unknown, and
- the larger number Of readers do not take
much interest in such things, we omit the
result Of each days fun.
The passengers on . Chicago a Alton
Railroad train were robbed by . gang Of
desporadoes Wednesday. The bandits OBJ
tanned q two-bushel bag full Of watches,
money and other valuables. 1t happen
ed near Independence, Mo-, and snumber
Of the robbers have been arrested.
The Court Of Appeals having refused
q new trial to Major Hicks, the negro who
murdered Henry Williams, at Ludlow last
| DecemDcr, MS CaSc wiz " tahen W ehe
U. s. Supreme Court on the ground that
there we're no colored men included in the
pan.l for the jury selected TO try his case.
On Thursday last Mr. Eugene W. Lee
citizen Of this place. was driving on
Depot street, when his horse became fright
ened and started on run. Mr.. Lee Jump
ed from the buggy and broke his right leg,
little above the ankle. Both bones were
broken; one Of them protruded through
the skin.-[Csmpbellsville Cor. Leb. Stan
dard.
The Pullman Palace Car Company
reports . surplus Of 5000 on its business
for the year. An extra dividend Of Ter
cent, from the earnings Of the Detroit
shops, vas declared. II Was resolved to
Issue to shareholder $2,0O0,O00 In new
stock ct par. the proceeds to be used in the
erection Of seven hundred and fifty more
dwellings and other improvements at Pull
man. The latter place Is some twenty mile,
from Chicago. and is one Of the mos
beautiful little towns We ever saw.
-Guitesu has changed his tune sine,
the guard shot at him. and nov admit
that II was the devil and not God Almighty
that prompted him to Ere the assassin,
bullet. About daylight the other morning
he vas heard to put up the following
prayer: "Oh God! why did / shoot the
poor President? BE merciful to me, q
poor, miserable sssasin-the assassin Of
the President Of great country could
not help ii could not help il The
devil seized me, and l vas compelled tC
FIRE the fatal shot. Oh, Lord, II l was only
out Of my misery Take me now, Oh
Lord take me now" During this prsyel
he wept bitterly.
From q circular sent US We learn ths
the Chesapeake and Ohio Road will by thu
lst Of October have completed the eKten
sion Of the road from Richmond, Va, Il
Norfolk. and will by that time be running
through cars from Cincinnati to the coast
A branch track is now being laid, which
will be completed BY the 10th Of October
to yorktown, . distance Of about i've miles
from the main stem. This enterprise i
being done expressly to accommodate
those Who contemplate attending the York
town Centennial celebration. BY THU
stroke Of policy Mr.. Huntington can land
his passengers at the door Of the Centen'
NAL without nscessitsting . change Of car
during the entire trip.