The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1872-1881, 1881-06-03

Treasury Il 81, 1891 81.
Marshal Dudley, Of Indiana. l. 10 suc.
ceed Benily A. Commissioner Of Pensions
a negro woman killed her parmour
with o wnshbosri in Lexington, wednes.
day night
Mrs. Lincoln, wife Of the President, i
steadily failing, and her physician. think
she may not survive many days
A. G. Quisenberry, late Of the Win
chester Sun, has become editor Of the Lev.
ington Tun~rip. The Srn il for sale.
The Macon & Brunswick Railroad Co.
will let, on June 10th, 1904 miles Of road,
being the extension from Macon to Allan
Ia, Ga.
-Thos r. Hume, Of Mad ison, died from
the effects Of poison Monday, apparently
taken in his food. How 1t got there, though,
is mystery.
The l.. n y. x. X. has added the
Georgia Road lease to It's combination and
controlling interest in the Savannah, Port
Royal and Charleston Road.
Hon. Francis Herman aud John C..
Jacobs have been nominated by the Demo-
Gratis Of the New York Legislature 10 iske
the places Of Conkling and Plat.
The Michigan Senate has passed bill
making il a crime, punishable by fine Of
81 goo and a year in Jail, to publish ac-
counts Of murders, execution seduciions,
&c.
You can go to 81. Louis and return
for the next few days for 81, and on July
sth an excursion will leave Louisville for
San Francisco at $40 for the round.trip,
including sleepers.
During the last fifteen wears Of slavery
the South raised 1875, SOL bales Of cotton.
During the FIRST fifteen years under free
dom, that is. from 1865 up to 1850, the
number of bales produced was SO, iSS, 1886.
Silver dollars are becoming a drug in
circulation. For several months there
have been more returned 10 the Treasury
than have been Withdrawn, and the coin
age Of over two millions a month continues.
--Conk. took time to send the following
to Malone at Richmond. "Iour efforts for
the true advancement Of The South and to
make elections real and fair has my whole
heart ard deserves the cooperation II Re
publicans everywhere
Mile. Sarah Bernhsrdt arrived at
IIarve on Monday, May 10, from the
United States. A French newspaper states
that the whole city was on foot, and more
than $4,000 people lined the pier aud the
streets leading to her house.
The Louisville, New Albany Il 81.
Louis Railroad adveriises for bids, to close
June 9TH, for the graduation, masonry,
iunnelling and ,resile works on sections
40 to 92, inclusive, through Crawford, Du-
bois and Pike counties, Indiana.
A Chattanooga boiler exploded aud
killed a man half mile distant with a
nine.pound piece of iron, and hurting an
other piece weighing two hundred pounds
through two cars loaded with grain and
knocking down the corner Of house.
The total receipts Of the Government
from Internal Revenue for the fiscal year
up to to-day are sl2l $50, sos 26. The
Commissioner thinks there is no doubt but
that the receipts will reach by the close Of
the fiscal year the sum Of sl55 100000.
Stephen W. Dorsey, one Of the Star
route swindlers, knowing that there is no
chance Of a failure Of his indictment and
conviction, except in death, has taken his
bed and refuses to rise, although there is
no physical disorder discoverable in him.
The Readiusters Of Virginia held a
convention at Richmond Yesterday 10 NOM
mate candidates for Governor, leftover
nor and Attorney General. There were
five candidates for Governor, with the
chances in favor Of W. T.. Cameron, Of
Pittsylysnia.
In Cincinnati a reception was given to
Judge and Mrs. Stanley Matthews by
Washington Mclean, of the Enquirer, at
his elegant mansion. Among the gentle
men present we're Mr.. Henry Watterson,
Senator Beck, Ex-Governor Stevenson and
Mr.. John Stevenson.
DR.. Rodman. Superintendent of the
Western Lunatic Asylum, at Hopkinsville,
returned to the State Treasury 81, 900,
the difference between the amount allowed
by the State for the keeping Of each in
mate and the actual amount it had cost
him to run the Asylum.
John Giisco, the Chicago faster, after
seventy-two hours of fasting. shows a loss
Of eleven pounds. lie sppears to be in
healthy normal condition, plays games,
visits the theaters, and when he feels the
need of stimulation takes leisurely walk.
lie says he can go forty-6ve days.
The London Times says "The open
rupture between President Garfeld's adj.
and Mr.. Conkling, lately SEN
ator for the State Of New York, and the
most powerful politician in the Republi-
can party, outside the Cabinet, is of no i'll
omen for the tranquility Of the United
States.
-Nolney Hall was shot and Tiled by
his brother-in-law, A. Odor, at CyntLians,
KY, Tuesday, who crept up behind him
and fired without giving his victim the
least warning. The only reason assigned
Tor the act by Odor is that his mother was
kept crazy all the time for tear Hall would
sill him.
The Riehmond p<o,sis, announcas tI.,