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Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1881-12-20
xoTFs or CURRENT EVENTS.

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Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1881-12-20

We HOPE the Legislature will re-
peal the Law granting special tax 10
the Agricultural and Mechanical Col
lege At Lexington, aud If u special
tax i. made for anything. let it be tor
the Common Schools. Il is much
more important that all the children
should get even u better education
than for q few to get collegiate
course, besides il Is urged tina, the
specisl tax 10 unconstitutional.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1881-12-20

The State Grang. met at Bards,own.
last week. and elected the following officers
Tor the ensuing yssr: Mss.r. Jas. l.. Neal.
Hsrrodsburg. Ky; ovsIsssJ. J. ID. Clsrdy.
Nsssissd; Lecturer. owsn b. Uu. Union;
Stswsid. Benjamin =. Doom. Bardstown;
Assistant Steward. - Harmon, Boyle
county; Chaplin. Abnsr King. CoI'sCrssk-
Treasurer. James NJ. CLARK. Hopkinsvills;
Secretary. W. Shelby Wilson, Shelby willie.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1881-12-20
]. II. Albright Il Go.
BRoDHEAD. KY.
-DksLKRs
General Merchandise, Drugs, IL.

We have q large stock OF resdy -msde Ciothtng,
which We will eli hos. Ne have added TO our
stock q complete line Of Drugs aud Medicines.
Prescriptions csrehlly compounded With pure
articles. Also, wbolssale aud retail dealers In
Lumher, Wood. Shingles, C,,al, Rrick. Tobacco,
Cigars, Crab Orchsrd salts. Whites aud Crooke'.
Nermifase, Organs. Furniture. Ae. good Mason
Tor $40 Organs aud Ms.hiass 81 ether prices. aud
warranted 10 give satisfaction. Brick at the kiln
irpm o. To O. per thousand Any one wishing any
thing In our line will plense call on write oi
further particulars. Give US trial and he con.
WINGED that this IL the place 10 buy goods tgI-6m
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1881-12-20

BESJ. II. BREwsrER, q Philsdslphis
lawyer. - ugly s- homemade Sin, his
face having been burned in iaf.Icy l. 10
suocssd wyns Mevsish. - Attorney
General. lie has the reputation Of being
. good lawyer.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1881-12-20

The friends of Gen. Woltord claim
that he will 90 into the Convention
with 140 votes, and the old warrior
feels confident vi success.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1881-12-20

wIrH lie new type and carefully print
oil pages, the Nelson Record 10 fairly out
shining its Contemporaries. We consrat-
llsts you brother Murray. on your evil
dent prosperous condition.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1881-12-20

THE Republicans are trying to make
places for more broken-down lawyers by
proposing to increase the number Of
Judges Of the Supreme Court oi the
United States TO twenty-one.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1881-12-20

u. N. FRssnsAs 4 Bso, advertising
agents Of Cincinnati. have failed ~ and
the newspapers are out $4,000. Fortu-
nsisly, he gets US Tor only S25.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1881-12-20
A Merry Christmas
Assn Harry Nkw YsaE Grse,ing'-
Old Santa Claus headquarters
II
WILLIAM n. wEBER's
DRUG q BOOK STORE Mt.vernon, Ky.

tmmense stock Of Holiday goods. consisting Of
Photograph Adams In great variety, Bibles In hne
binding, ON hooks, Paperteries, Musical instru-
nents Dolls all sifes aud sorts, Toilet Sets, La
de> Portmoni,s and Pocket Books, Extracts Pom
sdes, Oils. Ac. A splendid line Of Je~elry for la
ers. Ac.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1881-12-20
NAM N. BURDETT,
ATroR n EV AT LAW,
Mt. Vernon, KY.

Will practice HE profession In Rockcastle aud
adjoining counties and In the Court Of Appeals.
Special sttention given 10 collections.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1881-12-20
JOHN w. KERRY

.. candidate FOR reelection 10 the ethee Of A.
Of Rockc.stIe county. August election, iss2.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1881-12-20

NJ. vEsSos ADvhRrisksESrs
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-06-02
Taken, And Yet No vindication for
the Bashi Baz0uk.
The Stalwarts Apparently Cannot
Get Above Ihirty-five,
But They Are Solid Through
Thick and Thin.
Money viii be Rushed In in Large
QUANTITIES. BY Both Sides
With The Hope Of Turning the
Tide in Their Favor.
MONEY

To be Put Into the Fight by Both Wings
wheeler Said TO Be Taxed TO the
Amount Of CSC, 900.
ALBANY, June l.-Rumors are rife
about the Delavsn tonight that money
is to be put in the fight by both fac
tions. The Stalwsrts insist that it has
been by the use of money that enough
members were kept from signing the
caucns call, and that sever al
others have been bought outright.
They even say that the immaculate Wm
A. Wheeler has been telegraphed to tor
permission to draw upon him for a s5O,-
900 contribution TO the general fund.
On the other hand the Halt Breeds say
that the Stalwarts have been made des.
perate by the turn of the tide against
them, and are nov at work with money
irving TO stem the tide. That
the situation is rapidly ap-
preaching point where money may be
used to advantage, il former Senatorial
fights in Albany are criterian, is be-
yond n question. Several gentlemen
are eagerly awaiting the arrival Of the
banke. II is understood that Lieuten-
ant Governor Hoskins will preside over
the joint convention to morrow. This
sends Senator RobeIt9On back to his
seat. The Hslf-Breeds have decided not
20 favor an adjournment until botn va
cAncirs are filled.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-06-02
BOILER EXPLOSION.
Two Men Killed and Forty
Others Badly Injured.

Pm. ,DkLpHIA. June l.-At noon to-
day, the boiler in Gaffnav 4 Co 3 dye
works. Kensington. exploded with a
diastrous effect. Two men were in
stantly killed, being blown to pieces,
and others wedged in the ruins. The
men were just about quitting work
when the explosion took place. Many
were knocked by the flying debris.
There were three boilers IN the rstab
lishment, all surroundered by inf una
Dle wood work. The burning Goals trom
the furnace were scattered in every Ill
rectiop, aud the place imm- dia.eiy took
fire. The flames extended 10 a row oi
frame houses adjoining the works. The
people from all sections fastened TO the
spot. The fire department was promtt'
ly on hand, and the work OF staying the
flames and rescuing the injured was
commenced. Besides two men killed
whose names cannot be ascertained,
over forty others are more or less IN
iurcd,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-06-02
ENGLAN ID.
Lorillard Wins the Derby.

IoyDoy, June 1.-The Derby was won
by Lorillard's Iroqnois; Peregr.ne Sec
ond, and Tom Moore third.
The horses went TO starting post at
3:4P.M. The betting Immediately be-
fore the start was II to against lro-
auois and 10 to ] against Don Tulane.
Jockey Archer who rode lroguois re-
ceived a wondrous ovation on returning
TO the weight. lroquois won clearly by
half length, with two lengths between
Peregrine and Tom Moor. Time OF the
race two minutes and so seconds. Ii
was stated on the race course that
Jockey Archer says he could easily have
won The race by three lengths n
it had been required. The following is
the summary OF the renewal OF the Der
hy Stakes OF $50 each, for colts, s stone
10 pounds, aud tillies 8 stone 5 pounds,
thrre thiee.year-olds, about nine and
a half: p. Lorillsrd's br. C. lroqucis, by
bennington ont OF Maggie B. b Archer,
Duke OF Westminster br. C. Pregrine,
by Pero Gomez out OF Adelaide, by
Young Melbourne, Webb, 2; Lord Rose.
berry's b. c. Tom Moor, by Doncaster
out OF Euxine by King Tom, Lemaire, 3.
Epson Races.
LONDON, June This is the second
day Of the Epson summer meeting
The latest betting for the Derby stakes
were Z to ] against IrOIuois, 3 10 ]
against Geologist, and IL to against ~.
Louis. Cameliard has been scratched.
The race for the Stanley stalker, two.
year o,ds, was won by Kermesse; brown
colt by Cremorne out OF Chsplet second.
Nine ran, including Keene's colt General
Scott.
The EPSON Manor stakes. two-year-
olds, was won by New Haven Rsnze
George second, Keene's North Star
third.
The Suspension Of the Land League VIII
Not be Attempted
LONDON, June IA correspondent OF
the Edinburgh SoschmoR says the state
ment that at a meeting Of the cabinet
Saturday q proposal was made TO sus'
pend all public meetings in Ireland for
six months, and to suppress the Land
League, is uniounded.
Tue Manchester GunTdidns London
correspondent says that II is not the least
likely that the government has defer
mined 10 deal with the Land League Al
an illegal organization, but il ia under
stood since the arrival in Dublin o
Forster, chief secretary for Ireland, thai
the government is determined not u
deiay using their powers uader the co
ercion act to crush out INTIMIDATION
Forster will return 10 L0ndoo in time u
attend to morrow's cabinet meeting.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-06-02
TUE NEWS
of the Day I'm Pitby Paragraphs.

w tic fsay III fitDy FardsrapHS'
II is proposed to establish glass
works at Csdiz, Ohio.
Cincinnati has been rechristened ~
the New York 1dudtiSr. Its ne" name
il Trichinopolis
The Women's Medical College OF the
New York Ipfirmsry yesterday grsdu-
Gtrd eight phy sicians.
Ex-GoyeI nor ChAmbrT'a'n was sln.
ming u the testimony in the Whitaker
case at New York yesterday.
apparently iRtxhSustih!e quarry
of photographic store il said to have
been found n Sayerton, Mo.
Tie mea employed on the various
tOaStgiSe steamship lines at New York
struck yesterday for higher wages.
The board OF visitors to the Naval
Academy AT Annapolis were formerly
received by Admiral Batch yesterday.
Mr.. West, the present English Minis.
ter az Madrid, viii succeed sir L lvard
Thornton rs Minister at Washington.
The Gov, rnor and Council OF Boston
have decided To commute the sentence
Of SteaTns X. Abbot 10 Imprisonment
tor hfe.
Joseph Kerr. the boy who vas slot
at Castle shannon, on Monday evening,
by the accidental discharge Oi a gun,
died yesterday.
The body OF Henry =. Bcnjrs. night
Wttchmsn Oh the triuslrr steamer Gen.
Pc rSo0, drowned sunday night, was re-
covered this morning.
The miners in the coke region have
S,yen aoiics thar an inc, ease ui one cent
per bushei ~ wanted, and il the demand
is not acc, Ged 20. strike aiil follow.
Pre-. William DSight Whitney. of
Yale College, has been appointed For
rign Knight Il the 0rirr Lave le
Mer,tr. at Berlin, for scientific attain
mentS.
A Paris dispatch says Sara Be- nhsrdt
- To take charge Oi the American photo
graphic tent a, the charity let, which
~ shortly "a be given ia the garden OF
the Tuii!eUirs.
Baird Reel, lal thirteen Years Of
syp. broke his shuulder-blade am also
received injuries 20 his spinal column
Nv i,ll irum IgeStle IN Washington,
Pa Yesterday.
Daring the thun Ter storm ot Weiaes'
jay evening. the hgntnlng struck
- OOO barrel oil tank AZ EIsl Brady. Pa,
nad So il aiire. No further damage is
a. Vet anticipated.
The chief partici pator in the demon
sira'iOn at MdrsCilles, In favor OF re
rrieve Tor the condemned Russ an
NihiIist prisoner, HeSsy Helinisnn, has
been sentenced 10 Imprisonment and
hue.
Mr.. Venuor predicts" a wet June,
with lrfQuent severe wind and thunder
storms, and probable irOsts between the
. and lO:h OF the month. lie says:
"Ibe north waters are only coming
j1s how, which is an indication OF
We, June The warnest part OF June
l. likely 20 occur between the 10th and
18th, when the heat may be excessive.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-06-02
GRANTS LUGGAGE.
Further Developments i'm Re-
gard to the Robbery.


ST. LOUIS, June John +. FitZpat-
rick and + I. King, the supposed rob.
bers OF Gen. Grants luggage, were
brought here this morning by Detectives
Byers and Stewart. King was arrested
last evening at Sedalia. He was brake.
man instead OF baggageman and says
he obtained the medals and badges from
a colored porter on the sleeping car OF
the special train that took Gen. Grant
from here, and he gave him twenty dol
lars for them. This story is not believ-
ed by the detective. Fitzpatrick says he
knows nothing OF it; had nothing to do
with it and that when he first saw the
badges in the possession OF King he ad-
yised him to either send them 10 Gen.
Grant or to notify that gentleman that
he King had them and state how they
could be recovered.
1t is very difficult to get corrected
and coherent account OF this affair
According to a statement OF w. II.
Byers, a detective OF the Iron Mountain
road, King was brakeman on the rear
en-! OF the train to which the special
car containing the Grant party was
attached, and bad access TO the
special car. Fitzpatrick was not on the
train ut all. Byers thinks King robbed
Grants baggage at night when
the party was asleep, and when
ss mss Eizps!ries. Who i M az o!d .i! iGie1a 81
a spree together, and while drunk King
produced the decorations and hung
them on his own and Fitzpatrick s
clothes. lie does not think Fitzpatrick
had anything 10 do with the robbery.
Fitzpatrick was found at work in Adams
express office, Kansas City, and from
him il was learned that King was going
down as express messenger from
Sedalia, Missouri, to Denison, Texas, on
the Missouri, Kansas and Texas. Byers
and Stewart at once started Tor Sedalla,
taking Fitzpatrick along, and found
King at the Adams express office.
He offered no objections, simply
asking the privilege Of getting his valise.
King declines to say anything further
than that he bought the badges from the
porter OF the sleeping car, giving him
twenty dollars for them, and that he in
tends TO keep them until Gen. Grant
has returned from Mexico aud then get
.wsri. Fitzpatrick says he ard Ki g
got on big drunk at Texarkana, and
when he woke up he found .the breast
of his coat covered with Maltese cross;
a Russian bear and other costly decora.
tions. As soon as he discovered them he
took them oil and asked King for Gods
sake to send them to Wa 'hington to he
held until Gen. Grant returned there.
He does not know, he says, what King
did with them.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-06-02
THE BIG PocKET-BooK.
Monthly Statement OF the Condition Oh
the United States Treasury.

MOutuAy otniChSht ~ sSS
the United States Treasury.
WASHINGTON, June 1.-The follow
ing is the public debt statement Tor
Nav, issued to-day:
Six per cent. bonds, Sl96, ,37S. 600; five
per cent. bonds, Si39, ,s4l $50; four and
one-half per cent. bonds, $50, O,OOO,ooO;
four per cent. bonds, S73S, ,652 $50; re-
funding certificates, S69i,S5O; Navy
pension fund, Sli,0O0,00O. Total IL
terest bearing debt, 81 ,6S9, ,567 100:
Matured debt, SO, 900 0s5; legal ten
ders, S346, al ,6I6; certificates ofdeposlt,
81 $50, 90; fractional currency, sIl9,'
iO2; gold and silver certificates S56,-
6S5. $50; total without interest, S42l $50,
5gS Total debt, S2,07l So, 1854. Total
interest, Sl7,S53,705.
Cash in Treasury, S2S6. 496. .59S; debt
less cash in Treasury, Sl.S52 l,gI
decrease during May sll.l50,72l; de-
crease since June 80, 1880. SIS, O,S2S;
Current Liabilities-lnterest due and
unpaid, S3,45l. .043; debt on which in.
terest has ceased, $40, 800. .705; interest
thereon, $737, ,292; gold and silver GER
tificates $50, ,6S5, $50; United States notes
held for redemption, ofcertifcates Of de-
posit, $40, ,S6O. 900; cash balance available
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-06-02
BELLAIRE
Points Of Personal as Well as Genera
Interest-The Loan.
On, hral

Points Of Personal as Well as Genera
Interest-The Loan.
Adam Faupel is in Pittsburgh on bns-
ness.
Jas. VI. Rpes returned iron ST. Louis
Tuesday eve.
Davenport, the comgd,an, came to
town yesterday.
John Cullen, of Bridgeport, was in
Bellaire YESTERDAY.
Bu iress was exceedingly dull at the
Mayors office yesterday.
Qnite umb,r OF BArnesyille people
spent "Wednesday ~ the Loan.
Mr.. REYNOLDS, the Steubenyille furni-
ture man, vas in town yesterday,
Mrs. Lindsey and Mrs. Tucker, OF
MoundsyiIle, were IN the city yester-
,av.
John Fleming Was unfortunate in the
loss OF five dollar bill on Guer s.
street Saturday.
Rev. Mr.. Gaston, iOrmeris OF the Pres
byterian church. u, this city, Vas n
town yesterday.
W. ;. Kennon, Il St. Cia rsville, was
spending the day yesterday in the H.
ture county seat.
No business Of importance was trans.
acted at the Council meeting TuesaiSy
eve. Another meeting will 6e held To
night.
The Knights Of Honor from S,eubeI =
vile will arrive about noon To day. and
be at once escorted to the Exposition
building.
The Rev. Messrs. Gorian and Brown
will both arrive IN the city this wees
and fill the two Presbyterian pulpit on
next Sunday.
Citizens are requested to bring all f
the cut flowers possible u the ExpOsl-
ton to-day, this being the day SGT apart
tor their display.
J. G. Cochran, formerly agent foI the
Ohio Valley Protective Union, now
working for the Wheeling and Lake
Erie railroad, was talking among his
many friends in town yesterday. tie re-
turns 10 wo-k this week.
Barney Crow, living about four miles
from this city, was thrown on a stump
while blowing the early part OF this
week. and had three OF his ribs broken.
Medical aid was summoned and he will
soon be able to be about again.
The Exposition committee are acting
in good faith in regard to the coIoIed
baby show. Some people have an I'M
preston that it Was gotten up In oruef
to make sport Of those bringing thei'
children out, but this is great mistake
The show will positively come on thi;
aireu Oon. The judges will be eolored
people, and it is earnestly hoped that az
Il the babies IN the neighborhood vil
be brought out.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-06-02
June ], 1881, sl65, ,l6l ,Ss6. Total, 1926,

Available Assets-Cash in Treasury,
S236, ,496, ,0SS; bonds issued to the Pacific
Railroad Companies, interest payable in
iiwiul money, principal outstanding,
s6i, ,o23,5l2; interest accrued and not
yet paid, 81 ,6l5, ,5S7; interest paid by the
United States, 49, ,52S 566; interest re.
paid by the companies by trsnsporta-
ton service, Sl4,256, ,33S; by cash pay
ments, five per cent Of the net earnings,
S655, 1888; balance Of interest paid by
United States, S34,6l7,02s.
Total Coinage for May.
WASHINGTON, June 1.-The coinage
OF the various mints for May amounted
to ST., 22S, $50. of which 2,300, 900 were
silver dollars.
More Appointments.
The following appointments were
made by the President to-day: Collec.
tors OF Customs-Wm. Gouverneur, OF
Morris, N. j., for the district OF Alaska |;
Henry A. Kennedy, OF Maine. at Wal
d0ooro, Me-, vice General James A.
Hall, resigned; Thos. NJ. Bradwalters,
at Vicksburg, and Edward ]. Costello, at
Natchtz. Geo. X. Foote, As postmaster
at Jackson, Tenn. Augustus Brasins, Of
Pennsylvania, agent for the Indians at.
the great Nebama agency, Nebraska.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-06-02
RAILROAD BoSDs 10 fair request.
STATE BoSDs-In light demand.

sSs''S 80 "A"t uSe4saos
Srocxs-The market opened weak and
!r@l! per cent lower, the latter for
Memphis and Charleston. la early
dealings prices further declined I 10 IL
per cent, Memphis and Charleston,
Western Union extra certificates, Psci.
fc Mail and Wabash Pacific preferred
leading the downward movement. Al.
ter the first boari speculation became
strong, and during the afternoon an al.
vance ranging from 10 I per cent took
pace. TIE advance was most marked
in Memphis and Charleston. elevated
railroad stocks, Chicsgo, Burlington and
Quincy, Rock Island. Lake Erie aud
", stern, Csnaia Southern, and North.
west, rn. In tinal sales Memphis and
Charleston reacted y aud the general
list To / per cent. II, L. & W. Was
stron. throughout, sni ROSE 3! per cent.
The transactions aggregated 2S0,0OO
shares, distributed as follows: Canada
Southern 5000, Central Pacific $500,
O., q. Il !. &. 800, Delaware, Lsrka.
wanna and Western 9.0C0. Delaware
aud Hudson 10J, Denver aud Rio
Grande 200, Fri, 1900, Hannibal and
~. Joseph 1900, Kansas and Texas
III. 30J. Lake Shore q 100. Louisville and
Nashville 100, Lake Erie and Western
3.2J. Michigan Central $500. Mobile
and Ohio iUO. Northwestern 1000, New
Jersey Central 8300, New York Central
$500, Norlh'rn Pacific $500. Ontario
ani Western 2,50D, OHIO Central $40.
rac,iir Mali 5000, 81 Paul 2O.OO0. ~.
raul aud nmahs 800, Texas Pacific
u 900, Union paciii 1900. Wabash
Pariic 900, Western rnlon 1900,
q. 4. n W. 7.3l0. sni Memphis and
ChHfirston 10 90,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1881-06-02
THE SECOND BALLOT.
Cooking Falls OF, Wheeler Comes Up
and the Democrats Hold Their Own

and the Democrats Hold Their Own
ALBANY, n. i, June 1.-The Senate
net in Joint convention TO ballot ior
Senators. The first vote in joint con-
vtn'ion stood as follows:
Short time-ConkliDg ST, Wheeler %,
Rogers Is, Fenton 3, Pomeroy 2, Edick
/, wadsworth l. Jacobs %, Cornell IL,
Crowley 5, White 2. Bradley /, Folger =,
balance scattering.
To fill the vacancy caused by the res
ignatiOn Of Piatt Tesultei ~ follows:
Platt -, Depew -, Herman 53, FOlrer
I, Cornell II. Davis :, Lspham s, Mil
Ter 5, Crawley I, warts 3, Du;cher 2,
Nor on |. Wadswor,h =, Tremaine ],
Ward 3, Rogers |. No choice in either
case.
The Chairman announced that no
choice had been made to fill the vaca1-
cy and the joint convention adjourned
10 meet to morrnw at noon.
Fist He Would and Then He wouldn't
ALBANY, June lit is rumored that
Gov. Cornell will not write declining 10
permit his name TO be used as = candi'
date in the Senatorial contest. Senator
Mccarthy has not received any letter
from the Governor refusing the use OF
his name.
A Monster Document.
NEw YORK, June Am Albany spe-
cial says: A monster petition in favor
OF the late Senator's arrived from Au.
burn, Woodin's district. Ii ia eighty
feet long and contains over two thous-
and names.