Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-10-06
VOTES or CURRENT EVENTS.

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The Louisville Post is out in bright
new outfit.
AT the wells, oil lie down as low as %
cents per bbl.
In September the public debt was de-
creased l6,sO594s.
There are now 10, 200 employees in the
Pension Office at Washington.
There were So new cases Of yellow fe-
yer at Pensacola, Wednesday, and deaths.
Jack McCloy, another patient in An
chorage Asylum has died Of too much
ducking.
The U. S. Court at Utica, has refused
a writ Of habeas corpus in the case OF Sar-
geant Mason.
Seven persons we're killed and twenty
one wounded in the election riot at Lam
caster, South Carolina.
"A correspondent at Lexington is try
ing to get up boom for Mayor Jacob Of
Louisville, for Governor.
Frank Egbert, who shot at another
man and killed Policeman Lee, at Frank
fort, has been held without bail.
Jim Rodes, murderer Of the Masaie
family, was taken out Of Jail at Charlottes-
vile, Va, by mob and hanged to a tree.
The Superior Court has decided Ii
censes to keep coffee-house does not in
clude the power to vend spirituous liquors.
The republicans in the Fourth District
have called convention al Lebanon on
the 18th to nominate candidate for Con-
gress.
The artesian we'll of the Cincinnati
Southern at Lexington is now down about
900 feet, and the drill is passing through
sandstone.
AN ankle bone twenty-one inches in
circumference was discovered ten feet un-
der ground by some workmen near Paris,
Kentucky.
-Craddock will have to let his beard
grow again. The BARRIERS Of Paris have
raised the price of shaving from ten to ff-
teen cents.
1t took the sheriff of Jackson county
and four guards to carry one coDsumplive
prisoner to the penitentisry at Frankfort,
costing the State Sl5S.
1t seems TO be the impression at
Washington, that little or nothing will
ever come of the prosecution of the brib-
ers of the Star-route jury.
The reward for the Taylors who killed
a Sheriff in Tennessee, and released
brother he was taking to the penitentiary,
has been increased to $125OO0.
Don Cameron gave $4,000 in cash to
the Stalwart campaign fund in Psnnsylvan-
ia, few days ago, and each Of the 3O6 med
al fellows has been assessed one hundred
dollars.
in the railroad collision, bya mis-
placed switch, at Salem, Kansas, the two
engineers, their fremen and baggagemas-
ter were killed, and four passengers seri-
ously injured.
The total amount OF property assessed
in Kentucky for 1882 is $685., AS, in
which the colOred people are represented
by S3,l29.O20. The valuation exceeds that
1881, $1,000
The Herdlfs Washington special says
A prominent banker OF Richmond, Va,
states that Mahone's defeat ia a foregone
conclusion. The best evidence thereof is
the refusal Of Hubbell's committee to adj
vance Malone more money. Malone him
self appears dependent.
Secretary Folger accepts the republic
can candidacy for Governor Of New York,
in spite Of the fact that he was nominated |
against the will Of the people by dele
gates chosen by the machine, aided by
forgery. A. B. Hepburn declines the nom
nation for Congressman-at1arge.
"A railway paper reports the construc-
ton Of ,2O9 miles of main track during
the month Of September, and a total for
nine months Of the present year Of s,075 |
miles. 1t estimates the total for the entire
year at 10000 miles, an amount far great
er than ever before built in one season.
The Democracy Of the 3rd and llth
Districts may congratulate themselves.
We are going to have some rousing speech
es in behalf Of our Congressional nomi-
nees. Hon. Mike Owsley and Hon. Proc.
tor Knott will address the citizens OF Bar.
rem and adjoining counties, beginning at
Franklin on the 9th Of October.-[ Glasgow
Times.
"A marblecutting establishment of
Muscaline, Ia, has received a contract
from Mrs. Jesse james to erect monu-
ment over the grave Of her husband. The
monument will be Of red granite, standing
twelve or fourteen feet high, bearing the
inscriptions "My Husband, Our Father,
Jesse James. Died April 3, 1892; age, "a
years, months, 8 days.
AT the annual meeting Of the Louis.
willie and Nashville Railroad Company,
Wednesday, a resolution was adopted in
creasing the capital stock TO $300OO,OOO.
In the election Of Directors the name Of
Victor II. Newcomb was left from the list,
and his place filled by w. c. Hall, Of Lou.
isville. The Directory was increased by
the addition Of John n. Brookman, New
York merchant, J.. 3. Rogers, locomotive
builder, Of Paterson, N. j., and w. s.
Williams, Of New York. The President
presented favorable report.
Martha Elliot, negro woman about
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