The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-11-04
VOTES OF CURRENT Events.

"A train was stopped neal Little Rock,
Ark, the other day, and negro accused
Of rape taken of and hung.
The opening up Of the Chesapeake n
Ohio Railroad has reduced the price Of
coal at Lexington from % TO IA cents.
-Edgetield, 5. C., was almost totally de-
stroyed by fire Saturday. Among the
Losses Is the law office Of Senator Butler.
Total loss over 100000.
The o 4 NJ. elevator at Cincinnati,
containing 1000 bushels Of wheat, was
totally destroyed by fire Friday morning.
The loss is estimated at $4,000.
November "a, ninety eight years ago,
Washington issued from his headquarters,
Rocky Hill. near Priceton, his farewell
orders to the American Army.
Mr.. 5. 5. Parker, recently q. +. A,
and q. T. A. Of the Shoit-line, has been
appointed General Ticket Agent OF the L.
n N, with headquarters at Cincinnati.
1t is proposed in Boston to celebrate
on the 18th u January next the centennial
anniversary Of Daniel Webster's birth.
Last Monday was the 29th anniversary Of
his death.
Cincinnati is TO have Union Rail-
road Depot. The entire cost Of the enter
prise will be in round numbers 81 900, 900
Of which the buildings and track plat
forms will be about half the whole cost.
A negro nurse got mad because her
master accused her Of stealing, and wreak-
ed her vengeance by giving the little child
doss Of carbolic acid, killing it instantly.
She was lodged in the Lexington Jail.
p. NJ. General james has been reap
pointed TO that office by Arthur. This is
done to prevent any bubble about his
authority, as IL is claimed that his term Of
Office expired month after Garfeld's
death.
Gen. Wickham. Republican, Of Vir-
ginia, declares that Daniel, the debt payer,
will be elected Governor by 10000 MAORI
ity. That will be noble triumph of Dem
ocratic honesty over Republican repupia-
Frank Hatton, the newly appointed
First Assistant p. NJ. General, used to be
newsboy. At the time of his appointm ent
he was the proprietor Of the Burlington
Harkeye, one of the most noted OF the
wesern papers.
DIR Bliss is just beginning TO know
what real trouble is. A prominent medi-
al journal says, in substrnee, that he
crowded himself into the case and then
Numbered so notoriously - TO create
GENERAL disirust Of doctors.
Lock No. on the Kentucky River,
which had been under construction for
wo years and had cost thousands OF dol
airs, WAS washed away Monday, and all
prospects Of navigating above that point is
Knocked in the head for some time.
1t is estimated that the reduction of
he public debt for the current month will |
'xeeed sl5.OO0.000. The receipts from all
ources will aggregate about $50, OO0, 900,
While the expenses, including the payment
4 $i,0oo,0oo Of pension claims, will be
bout Sl6, 100000.
General Drum, ia his annual report to
he General Of the Army, says that the
osses Of the army during the year WERE
,eaths, 2is; discharges, G,5Gi deserlions,
1851; total, 9,l73. Number Of soldiers re-
nlisted, 1864; total. $500. The army
ow numbers a little over 10000 men.
A fast train has been put on between
lew York and Chicago that makes the dis
NEE in twenty-six hours, allowing one
our for difference Of time between the two
ties. The irsin.does not stop for meals
ut carries palace dining-car. which sup
lies the passengers with the necessaries as I,
ell as the Injuries Of life.