Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1882-04-14
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dietfict there are 200 Idiots, Tor whose sup
port $l9, 200 is annually drawn.
The Taylor county democracy held
convention Monday, and recommended
General Frank Wolford for Governor.
Judge Wylie decides that the indict-
ments against the star-route rascals are
good and that their trials must go on.
"A fund 10 support old and worn out
actors is being raised 10 New York, and
the receipts 40 far sum up $50, 022.SO. N
The defalcation at the Indianapolis
Central Bank is $4,000 instead Of g, 500
as first reported The bank has suspended.
MY dear Pitkin" has been nominated
TO Gil the vacancy in the Louisiana Mar.
shalship occasioned by the death Of Col.
Wharton. re- Es nK
Orders aggregating 1894, 106 were re-
ceived foI postage stamps at Washington,
Monday, the largest sum for any one day
on record. -
The contract for grading the Knox
vile and Cincinnati Southern railway has
been awarded to Condor Brothers, Of
Knoxville. rrr rrFsnt r.f.5r
Mrs Ida Smith, daughter Of the late
Horace Greeley, and wife Of Col. Nicholas
Smith, Of Kentucky, died Tuesday, Of
diphtheria.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company has declared a semi-annual divi-
dend Of Eve per ceut. on the stock Of the
There Is a bill before the, House 10
expend from two TO five million in re-
the Potomac flats, 80 as to Danish
malaria from the Capitol.
The gross earnings of the Cincinnati
Son harm for the an A rlor a..Ii x.rsI LAT
we're 1894 900, net earnings after paying all
expenses, including rental. $3.50.
The man who "bunkoed" Charles
Francis Adams out Of $4,000 was Gilbert
Fitzgerald. He was raised in Milwaukee,
and has many wealthy relatives there.
The U. :. House Committee on Edu-
cation and Labor has adopted Chinese
Bill similar to that vetoed, save that the
time OF suspension is fixed at ten years.
Reports Of the effect Of the recent cold
snap on the fruit Of Ohio vary somewhat,
but it is generally believed that the crop
has been badly injured, il not wholly rain
81. TX ~
Louisville has voted TO give million
Of dollais TO have the State Capitol re-
moved thither. and tomorrow Lexington
will decide whether the plum Is worth
100000.
Jim Gilpin, one OF Governor Black
burns pardoned murderers, was in town |
last Saturday drunk. and was taken up by |
he officers and placed in Jail to sober off, |
II SOmerset Reporter.
Governor Blackburn has psrdoned the |
young man who drew pistol on Mr.. Wal |
on. Of the INTERIOR JOURNAL. "Now, by
St. Paul, the work goes gravely on" Com
nent is superi1ous.-[Le Lebanon Standard. /
The Critic says Secretary Lincoln, the /
only member Of the Cabinet appointed by |
President Garfield, will remain for a short |
lime longer, and then be superseded By
'ome one more in accord with the present
George NJ. Chilcott, Of Pueblo, was
Tuesday, appointed United States Senator
by Governor Pitkin, 10 succeed Henry NJ.
Teller. This appointments gives general
iissatisfaciion. il being conceded that
Chilcott will be wholly controlled by Je-
rome Il. Chafiee and the Grant crowd.
The President has at last got his cabi-
let 10 suit him. With the exception OF
Lincoln, there has been a new deal all
Iround. Ii now stands Secretary Of
State. +. T. Freelinghuysen; Secretary OF
he Treasury. Charles J. Fogler; Secretary
II War, Robert T. Lincoln; Secretary Of
he Navy, William f. Chandler; Secretary
4 Interior, Henry NJ. Teller; Attorney
General, Benz. Hurris Brewster; Postmaster
General, Timothy o. Howe.
John +. Slater, a very wealthy man
4 Norwich, Conn, has signifed his inten-
ion TO create fund Of 81, O0O. 900, to be
inown as "rhe John +. Slater Fund" for
he education CT colored freedmen, the
und TO be vested in Board OF Trustees,
Which insludes ex- President Hayes, Chief
Justice Waite, WIN. Il. Dodge, Of New
FORK; Governor Colquitt, Of Georgia;
ames +. Boyce, Of Kentucky, and WIN.
\. Slater, tbe dey:ser's son.
The personal effects Of Jesse James,
he dead outlaw. were sold at st. Joseph,
TO-, Tuesday Curiosity hunters were on
and, and things sold as follows; His dog,
very common annual, brought $l5; the
hair on which he was standing when shot,
J; i've other plain cane chairs, 81 each;
ali dozen stone china plates, 81 each; (
alf dozen saucers, 80 cents each; knives
nd forks, 81 each: an old wash basin, 81 ,
8; the duster the outlaw WAS brushing off
le picture with at the fatal moment, s.; {
Orlhless jack knife. 81; an old satchel,
2li a wAshstAnd, $ll; crippled revolver,
~; pair Of old mits, 81. Many other 1
TtIcles brought similar prices.
The Frankfort correspondent Of the
oarisr-J0us1s0i writes: "In the new Eighth
nil Thompson will probably have 10 tight
! Cor. McCreAry, 80 goes the rumor, and Il
The latter has not Lost bis grip he will. :
make il hot for Little Phil, y
Fen al his own game organizing. At
lis both these gentlemen are experts, and 4
'0ugh other nance. are mentioned the
ldsare that one or the other Of them will a
} the Democratic nominee. VIM. q. Brad d