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

Mis- Greenleafs elucuiionary enter.
tainment At Bell Seminary Chapel. Mon.
day night was we'll attended.
liz FINns liIs WIN Az GoRrnrns
a Mr.. Fisher appears At Gorcsbuv on
Saturday night and says he wants John
ION, Ia knight OPERATOR and Johnsoni
wife, he says, y hi wife. The scene va.
complete IN al IT, particulars. Fisher
knocks At the hcd.room door. with a life
prescrvcr IN each hand, aud johnson seeks
earnestly Cor the Gre cscapc; Fisher and
friend reconcile and take the train ioi
Cincinnati.
-IIE PAssEs fon 4 JACK ror. W. J.
LYLE draws a full on Jacks, and holds thu
winning hand. lie will soon he HON,
from Spain With a number Of the hcsl
breed. Of Spanish aud Maltese Jacks Prof
DcSoio has been employed To teach them
English, 20 Nick Vaughn says. SION the
air around with near harmony will be GU
ed. with music in fact, resemhling The cross
between the squcal Of a town pump and
the whine of the night purp on the howl
-"Run, niger, run !-raioroler catch
YOU" and he does run, Arch Craig lcoll
has Kidnapped a child lagcd about nine
month-l Of the woman he has stock M
with. and refuses to restore Il. The negroe'
are up in arms and securing the country
Cor him. The pnrsuers are often In sight
of the fugitive, but be seems to have
successfully cultivated the art Of "goine
away" The negroes are severely excited
and solae Of the scenes smack Of the old
slave times.
Major Howell. of Shelby city. an
orator Of the old school and Republican.
announced himself candidate for the les
islature At Danvilleon Monday. His speech
showed rarity Of genius which made i
doubly attractive. lie said: az all oceans
were ink and all land parchment and
could pluck feather from the tail Of the
tallesi giraffe and make pen Tor the most
skilled penman to write name that should
he above all names, il would be the name
Of George Washington" Continued ap'
plause Major Howell Is man Kind
hearted and true, "with no malice in hi'
mind. no rufiles on his shirt"
Vim. II. Ball, aged twenty-five, died
at the residence of his father, Samuel liall
in this county, ON Friday last, llSthl and
was buried in the Danville cemetery on
Saturday ......Joel Davis was buried in tho
Danville cemetery on Monday evening
(2Oth) by Masonic and knights Of Pythia'
Orders. Mr.. Davis wife, who was q
daughter Of J. ID. Randeyl', Of this city
died about year ago, leaving two bright
little boys TO a fathers care, and nov that
lie is taken, the poor little fellows have a
battle to 6ght-hard, dreary ard long ......
Mrs. Vic. Logan IIundley, wife Of J. sher-
wood Hundley, Of this county, died
suddenly in Lexington, Ky, on saturday
Cleth, Of hypertrophy Of the womb. Mrs.
Hundley had been for several weeks in
Lexington submitting to the treatment o:
DR.. G. c. Sharpe, an electric physician Of
that city. On saturday morning, seemingly
in better spirits than usual, she went to
DR.. Shapes otiioe, and after an applica.
ton Of the electric machine she pat on her
wraps TO leave, and suddenly elasping her
hands to her heart, with an exclamation,
she fell TO the floor and died in few min
ules. Thus ends the life Of a true Chris
tian woman. Mrs. Hundiey leaves a hus-
band and one son about eighteen years Of
age. She was the daughter Of the late
Beatty Logan, whose family residence j.
near the spot where stood Fort Wellington
in the early days Of Kentucky. She lived
foriy-three year..