The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-03-25
SorEs OF crRRExT EvFxrs.


-Julge NJ II. Golfer is said to he seriously |
III at Hot Springs, Ark
During 1850 the losses by Gre in the
United States aggregated $4,000 day.
The new Custom house at Chicago has
already cost s5,Gl6,5i7, and siill lacks
great deal Of completion.
Gen Joseph johnson, late Congress
man from the Richmond VA District,
has permanently located At Washington.
Hon. Walter Evans, who made the
race against Blackburn for Governor, will,
it is said, get the L. 5. District Attorney
ship.
-L.-Commsnder Lncien Young Is GO
ing to leave US. lie will command the
vessel which will carry the Polar Colony
to Lady franklin Bay.
The French will unite with IA in the
Yorktown Centennial Celebration. They
want to show ne that they are alike proud
Of the glorious lafayette.
The Swiss colony, which is about TO
settle in laurel, has purchased 10000 acres
nj land and has been offered 10000 more
which il will probably take.
1t is stated that First Assistant Post
masier.General Tyner will go on the Bench
Of the Court Of Claims. He will he sue
ceeded by Captain Henry, Of Ohio.
Judge Treat, Of the United States
Circuit Court, Of ST. Louis, has decided
that the Singer Sewing Machine trademark
Is by no means exclusive property.
"A ship canal across the peninsula Of
Florida is the latest sensational enterprise.
II Is in the hand. Of Philadelphia capital
lists, who propose to reclaim the Ever
glades.
king Oscar H. Of Sweden ia dead-of
fever. King Oscar has, during his reign,
which began in 1872, been a most careful
and progressive ruler, paying special at
tention to educational matters.
Major Hicks, the negro who killed
Henry Williams. an employee Of the Gin
cinnati Southern, and then robbed him,
was tried at Covington, Ky, Saturday. and
sentenced to he hung on June 10th.
The Census Bureau has just issued
bulletin showing that there are 4s.4Oi,G76
whites. G,575l5l negroes and Gj,l In
dams ia the United States The number of
Asiatics is set down at lO5,7l7.
A. &. Quisenberry, of the Winchester
S'm, has Withdrawn from the contest for
the nomination To represent Clark in the
next Legislature, and now Thomas q.
Stuart, Of the i'p"ocna has dead sure
Thing.
y l. Baldwin the new rre''nen' OF
the Louisville and Nashville Road I"
man. lie was formerly airy
goods merehan' IN hai.'"ore. lie =" a"on'
Ior'y-s'x years o'"' ana Is SAID !" re worm
Mime mas !n'' mn" 'A''" cure
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prayed Tor 'r''e' Que "'',' ",s"'' Ann next
morning she wa '"''''' '''e :" 'AA' w
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po"''ea' renssA's Az" " warm Pe''o"a'
men" OF "ano"e' : :" "e Ss'Esa"''M-
ARM OF The senate. lie was a. colonel IN
the Confederate army, but he Will not he
called Rebel Brigadier.
The Covington Commonwealth 4 an-
thority for the statement that the Cinein-
natl Southern railroad, through It's general
passenger and freight agent Mr.. T.. =
Wilson, has extended complimentary
excursion to the Kentucky Press Assoeia-
ton at Its next convention.
Dr. Albertr, who was pardoned by
Gov. Blackburn recently, while he was
serving a Eve years term for forgery com
mitied in Nelson county, Is back in his
old quarters in the Peniieniiary again.
This time he Is sentenced to two years for
clothes in Oldham.
The Lower House Of the Tennessee
Legislature has passed the bill 10 settle the
State debt al par in bonds running one
hundred Year, at 3 per cent, by a vote Of |
oriy.three 10 twenty-seyen. There NAV
e some DELAY in the Senate, but il Is be-
ieyed that the bill will eventually ecome
Law.
A naked negro, stark crazy from small
OF, rushed through several streets in New
fork Sunday, yelling "small-Pox'" at