Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-10-31
SorEs or CURRENT EVENTS
Failures last week, i3I.

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November SOth, ss Thanksgiving Day.
--Ex Gov. Thomas A. Hendricks Of In
diana is seriously IN with rheumatic cry
sipelas
The jury in the case Of Mrs. Owens
against Gen. Nuckols, at Frankfort, after
being out fifty minutes, returned verdict
for the defendant.
Collector Crumbaugh Of Louisville
having refused to assist My Dear Hubbell
Ny Dear Hubbell is looking after Collec.
tor Crumbaugh's scalp.
-Brrnum has put his show into Winter
quarters at Bridgeport, Conn, after having
cleared over 100000 this season. Jumbo
is certainly paying card.
David Thomas Of Mt. Sterling, Ky,
and Robt Farrell Of West Point, Ga, had
a pistol duel near Chattanooga. Thomas
is dead aud Farrell is dying.
The prisoners, Neal and Craft. accom-.
panied by four companies Of infantry and a
squad Of artillery, left Lexington, Ky, for
Catletisburg Monday morning.
The jury in the case Of Bob Ford, on
trial at Plaitsburg, Mo-, for the murder Of
Wood Hte, returned a verdict Of not gull
ty, after celebrating two days.
1t is believed that the cost Of the war
in Egypt will amount to ei,OOO, 900. exclu.
five Of the expense Of the army Of occupa.
ton and the Indian contingent
The grade on the Kentucky Central
Extension, between Richmond and Win
chester, will be ready for the ties and rails
in three or four weeks Lexington Trans.
cript.
The matinee at the Olympic Theatre,
st. Louis, given by John Mccullough as a
benefit for the widow and children Of Col.
A. w. Slayb Melted between s. 900 and
$1,000.
In response to the request from chart
table sources, the Louisville q Nashville
Railway Company offer TO take free all re-
lief supplies to yellow fever sufferers at
Pensacola
Hunter Wood, proprietor Of the New
Era, Hopkinsvllle, lost his entire Office by
fire valued at 5000 upon which there was
an insurance of 1900. The total loss by
the FIRE is $S5O,OOO.
1T lisa mere coincidence that in four
States that haze representatives in the Cab
inet-New York, Pennsylvania, Colorado
and New Hamshire-the republicans are
having their deepest troubles.-lSun.
AT Osborne, Kansas, Theodore Rud-
man was killed, his wife KIN ocked senseless.
his daughter stabbed four times, and his
Watchdog shot by negro named Hopson,
whose pigs had been locked up for getting
in the corn.
Mrs. Scoville, Guiteau's sister, has
been declared insane, the verdict stating
that che has been so for six months, and
that it is hereditary. Her friends immedi
ately shipped her over to Canada, thereby
cheating the asylum.
The State canvass which has been in
progress by the democratic State commit
tee closed yesterday, and, according to the
managers, the canYass at present showed
Buffers chances in the ascendancy, with a
majority Of at least l5.O0O.-[Boston Her
aid.
A suit has been entered in the Com
mon Pleas Court by the Treasurer Of
franklin county against 4. o. Hawkins.
Shiriff of that county and his securities for
s., $50 As, balance due the county on set
Element. Capt. Hawkins is also behind to
the State for $1,000.
Senator Johnston, Of Virginia, says
that he has very little doubt Of the utter
defeat of Malone on Nov. Z, nolwithstsnd-
ing the large amount Of money sent him
Tor corrupt purposes from Hubbell's Com
nittee at Washington. Mahone's last in
Italment was $4,000.
Col Tom Buford has escaped from the
Lunatic Asylum at Anchorage and is now
n Indiana. 1t Is said that the Governor
Il that State can not grant requisitIon in
lis case SO Thomas can try his hand at
eisure on some Of the members Of the APP |
,ellate Court of the Hoosier State.
-Towsontown, Nd, has a shrewd minis
err, and his name is Smith. On Sunday he |
vas called on 10 marry man in the Jail
harged with murder. TO u young woman
Eho is the principal witness against him.
20 the surprise and disgust Of the lawyer
rho had concocted the scheme, he refused,
n the ground that when the woman be-
anne the mans wife she could not testify
gainst the prisoner. The Rev. Mr.. Smith
believes in obeying the Divine
to be as wise as a serpent
George Letcher, son Of the postmaster
4 Nicholasville, shot and killed DIR. T. +.
wins, late Of New Orleans, Friday. Ev-
ms had been married but month. Letch-
gave himself up. II seems that Letcher
nd had Evins' trunks attached for his fee
! writing the marriage contract aud when
e discovered it he went over and abused
etcher, who drew a PISTOL and fred Eve
mes. One ball struck Evans in the right
BOULDER, one in the neck, one Of them pass
x out at the back. Evins turned and ran
bout fifty yards and fell on the sidewalk
o pistol or other weapon was found on bis
srsOn.