Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-05-26
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senator Logan wants the Government
to establish hospital at Hot Springs
six men were killed in Schuylkill
coal mine Wednesday by gas explosion.
"A. w. Huggius, coroner Of Jessamine
is in the Lexington jail for forging his
father in-law's name.
The frost Of Monday night did great
damage in Indiana, Illinois, Iowa and 9TH
er Northwestern States.
The Greenback Natioral Committee,
represented by Ia members and 2s proxies,
was in session at 81. Louis.
Gen. Brady has given bail under the
new indictment on the Star-route charges,
making the amount now $4,000.
Reports regarding the wheat crop in
Missouri indicate that never before were
prospects so promising at this season.
Five men who attempted to FIRE Mex.
lean railroad bridge, were captured and
Immediately shot, by order Of the Cover
nor. Il
The Governor Of Tennessee has signed
the bill to fund the State debt at sixty
cents. With interest at three, four, FIVE and
elk per cent
The grand chorus Of the Chicago Fes-
tivsl comprises 500 singers There are
! $50 sopranos, 235 contraltos, 1876 tenors
and $50 bases.
The amount Of FIRE risks taken in this
county last year by al companies was
$3.50, O2i ,754, an increase Of $4,000, 900
over the ye'r before.
Mrs BurneIl, the dwarf who survived
the Csesarian operation. is now on exhibit
ton with her child at one Of the cheap
museums in Philadelphia. HI
In PARTITION sale Of the Bennett es.
tate. in New York City, James Gordon
Bennett bought in all the property, the
cmount realized being 81, 1851 900.
Two negroes fought on bridge over
Hinkston's Creek in Bourbon county,
when they clinched and falling 25 feet into
the stream in each others embrace we're
drowned.
Senator Ben. Hill, now at Eureka
Springs, Arkansas, is reported as much inn
proved in health. His physicians say
there is strong hope Of cure, and his life
will certainly be greatly prolonged.
The Geneva Award bill passed the
Senate. Briefly stated the bill makes pro-
vision for the claims Of the exculpated
cruisers class and war premium men to the
exclusion Of the insurance companies.
The Louisville Post has won its suit
against the COWria Journsl for publishing
extra editions during the excitement Of
Gar6eld's illness, and using dispatches,
which. according to contract, was the sole
property during the day Of the former pa
per.
"A bale Of cotton sold for the benefit OF
the Mississippi Valley food sufferers,
brought 60 cents pound in Cincinnati,
$40 cents in Louisville. and has been
shipped to New York, the Adams Express
taking it free OF charge. 1t has already
realized $363.
In the House Of Commons Mr.. Glad
stone moved the second reading Of the Ar
rears Of Rent bill 1t provides that on
payment Of one years rent by the tenant
all previous arrears will be wiped out. If
the bill passes it will be equal to present.
ing the Irish with fifty million dollars.
The Court Of Appeals has decided
when note is, by an endorsement Of the
payee, made payable TO bank "ior collec-
tion," pay ment BY the payor 20 any per.
son other than the bank or its agents is at
the payers risk, and il payment il made
to fraudulent holder the payor must bear
the loss
The Supreme Court Of Missouri has
declared the law making gambling felony
constitutional. The war on gambling in
81. Louis now promises to be active. There
are over eight hundred cases altogether on
the docket against lottery men and garnb-
lers, and the acting Circuit Attorney says
that they will be pushed.
The Atlanta Constitution prints let
ter from Hon. Alex. H. Stephens, in which
he says he will accept the nomination Of
the Democrats il rendered, and that the
telegram Of Hon. Emory Speer, which
states that Stephens would accept the nom
nation Of the Independents, was unau-
thorized. This is taken as an evidence Of
his want Of confidence in the factions ma
king up the Independent movement, so
called, in his State.
Judge Matthews, Of the United States
Supreme Court, has convened the United
States Circuit Court in special session at
Knoxville 10 try the case Of the State Of
Tennessee VS.. George +. Larkin, for muir
der. About yeai ago Larkin was Deputy
United States Marshal and killed his cous-
in. The case attracts much attention as a
test case, because ii is the only one Of the
kind ever tried in the United States Court
Judges Baxter and Key sit with Judge
Matthews.
The annual report Of the Board Of
Trade Of Cincinnati, which is about 70 be
issued will show that there has been an
increase Of thirteen per cent in manufac-
lures during the year. The total value Of
the articles manufactured was S2O4, 079, 6s7,
an Increase over the previous year Of S24,-
728,l9O. Upwards Of five and quarter
million dollars vas added TO the cash cap
tal invested in manufacturing enterprises,
md employment was given to 1854 more
men than the preceding year
Sunday morning two young lndiAnap-