Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-02-03
WITH SUPPLEMENT.

descripts met at the call Of Col. Nc
Henry at the Fifth Avenue Hotel in
Louisville on Wednesday, and held
little meeting, in which il was deter
mined 20 run Col. r. T. Jacob, Of
Oldhsm, for Clerk Of the Cour. Of Ap-
peals. The Chairman read a letter
from Gen. Wolford, in which the gal
liant old fellow, true toprinciple, says:
81 was a candidate for Clerk Of the
Court of Appeals because wanted
the Office. went before the Conven-
ton because had confidence in the
democratic party. | was defeated, as
a dozen other good democrats we're.
Capt. Henry was nominated aud II is
right for me to support him. If any
one voted against me because | was q
Union soldier, it was wrong. If
combination was formed between Hen
ry, Poore aud Gaines. il was not
quite right. If there is settled de.
termination on the part Of any great
number Of Confederates not to vote
for and elect any Union man to Office,
it is wrong and ought TO be corrected.
l will never cease TO be thankful TO
my friends, both Union and Confed-
crate, for their earnest and warm sup
port OF me in the Convention" This
was pretty cold comfort. and settles
the matter so far as the General lie
concerned. He is a democrat because
be believes in the principles of that
party, and will not go of with any
faction looking TO its overthrow.
There we're several republicans in the
alleged convention.
A PHILADELrHrAN is negotiating
for the possession of the body Of Gui-
teau after he is hung. and proposes to
build cooling apparatus which will
freeze and keep frozen the carcass for
an indefinite space of time. Three
sides OF the apparatus will Re of glass,
so that the body can be readily seen.
and in this il will be exhibited all
over this country and England, half
of the proceeds of the exhibition to be
paid to the assassin's relatives. Sco-
vile has given his consent, and if the
plan Is carried into effect. we may
have Guiteau with us always. Fear
full thought He should be given to
the worms as soon as possible.
A FIRE broke out in the old World
Office in New York ON Tuesday. which
spread till nearly the entire block was
in flames. Six or eight persons lost
their lives and the amount of property
consumed is estimated at 81 900, 900.
The Office of the Scientific american,
New York Observer, Tarf, Field and
Farm, Scotch american Journal, Pen..
tingills Advertising Agency, &c, were
entirely consumed. while the Evening
Mad building, the Times building. the
World and many others we're badly
damaged. 2 lllYN0FelH baE a
AT Clayton. ILL.,, Thomas @. Black,
a prominent citizen aud one OF the 3O6
who stood by Grant in the last Ma.
tiOnal Republican Convention, was as
sassinated by two unknown men.
Perhaps the half breeds are at the .
head of this, and are going to have
the last man of the number killed.
Look out, Mr.. Bradley
MAI. ]. M. WRIeHr, of Louisville,
has been chosen Secretary of the Dem
ocratic State Central Committee. the
place held for so many years by Dick
Tate. Maj. Wright was ON Gen. ,
Buell's staff during the war and serv- I
ID with distinction. He is a popular Q
md influential man. and a capital one ,
Tor the place. - 49, "a y .
The Elizabethtown Ne,cs seems to !
be siding towards the so-called indie o
pendent movement. Can it be that
he editor is shifting his sails to float
with the party in power at Washing
on. and get his old clerkship which $
was taken from him when the demo
rats lost their ascendencyS Perish !
he thought
Our OLD friend, +. II. Thurman, p
has launched his barque again. this "
lime at Wickliffe, Ballard Co., where r
We hope he will have nothing but fair 8
sailing. The Tribune is printed en-
Iirely at home, and is an improve b
nent on the editors former efforts. g
john SHERMAN's three per cent.
'ill is practically dead, and the great ii
inancier is inconsolable. Two years al
'go Sherman made his man Hayes al
TetO better bill than his, for no 9th.
u reason that We can 6nd than that !,
was of democratic origin. B