Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-03-31

lected in the several districts of Kentucky
from July LIST last, TO Feb. "a, is $685.
294.24. ---
The republicans are pleased at the
election Of Jay A. Hubble Of Michigan, as
Chairman Of the Republican Congressional
Committee. frs rfts.t ft.
The bill giving a pension Of 5000
per annum to the widows Of Presilsnts
Tyler, Polk and Gar 6eld has passed both
houses Of Congress, --,.....
The residence OF Ansel Wood, in Pu-
laski, vas burned Sunday. Loss, $4,000,
including that Of the outbuildings and
fencing. No insurance.
j. b. Clark has been found guilty at
Glasgow, for issuing forged bonds Of War
rem county, a number Of years ago, and
sentenced to the penitentiary for two
years. ~, r[r... ...
Sundays New York Herald contained
20 pages which embraced l20 columns Of
advertisements, 6.OO0 OF which were new.
To print the edition required pot tons Of
paper. .-.......
DIR. Christopher Columbus Graham,
who is nearly 80 years old. is on a visit to
his sister in Union county. who is In her
ODD year. This is their first meeting for
so years. ftr Ebi.r.t
Andy Thompson, Of Washington
county. sold last week to John Burnside,
Of Garrard, 2s head Of cattle, average
weight $40. at $40 per cwt.- Lebanon
Standard.
"A cranky passenger named Haynes,
shot and killed A. G. Wingate, Of Ken
lucky, on the o. 4 NJ. r. X. train We'd
nesday, and then jumped off while it was
running at 40 miles an hour.
Frank Weaver, of Boone county, an
inmate Of the asylum at Anchorage, KY.
was killed by John East, from Adair,
another inmate sleeping in the same room.
He was stuck several blows on the head
with bed-slat.
DIR. Lewis, against whom Miss Cox
got a verdict of s., 900 for breach of prom
Use. has compromised with her for $500
and was on yesterday married TO Mis-
Jennie Brown, sales lady in the Louis.
vile New York Store.
-s@naior Garland, OF the judiciary com
mittee, reported favorably a bill to estsb-
lish an eastern judicial district in Ken
lucky. The bill has passed, and the por-
ton Of the State will be known as the east
ern, and courts will be held at Lexington.
The SUBJ Committee on PoslofEices and
Posirosds Of the House, to whom was re-
ferred the question Of a reduction OF post
age rates, will report to the full Commit
tee, against any reduction Of the letter or
newspaper rates, but in favor Of increasing
the weight OF letters from half an ounce to
an ounce.
The Secretary OF the Interior has sent
a response to the resolution calling for an
estimate Of the amount required TO pay
pensions of the survivors Of the Mexican
and Indian wars prior to 1876. He eslI.
mates thats65, 3sO. 4sO viii be required to
pay the Mexican war pensions, SIS, POI ,632
10 pay pensions Of the Indian wars, sggre-
gate So, 5sS,ll2.
The President has recommended ster-
ling p. Rounds, Of Illinois, Public Print
~. Lewis Buekner. Collector Of Internal
Revenue for the Fifth District Of Ken
lucky. John X. Faulkner. Surveyor Of
Customs at Louisville, Ky. A. J. AuIier,
y. y. Marshal for the Eastern District Of
Mrs. Virginia G. Thompson,
at Louisville, Ky.
"A detective arrested J. b. Wyatt, at
DALLAS, Texas, charged with countsrfeiting
{ Frankfort, Ky. Thirty-four indictments
rsre found at Louisville against the gang
WYATT belonged TO. Thirty-two we're sent
} the peniteniiary. and Wyatt is thirty
hird in the number captured. Commits
Onsr Burford jailed him in default Of
), 900 bail. Application was made 10
udgs Mccormick for wyatfs transfer to
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