Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-08-31

Near Raleigh, N. O., a crippled dog
limped onto the railroad track, laid HE
head on the rail, and permitted train to
run over him.
The new silver vault under the cssh
room Of the Treasury Building in wssh-
ing'On, will have a storage capacity Of g..
900, 900 silver dollars.
"A North Carolina mad dog bit hog
and was killed. The hog went mad and, ,
died. Buzzirds ate the carrion, and over
a hundred Of them died.
The first twenty miles Of the new Ken
lucky Union railroad to run into the coal
and iron region Of Eastern Kentucky will
be let esrly in September.
"A duel between Louis Philips and ia.
cob Rosenbrook, near 81. Louie, resulted
in both being instantly killed. The Vir-
einia duelisis might take lesson.
1t is charged that Jay Gould is at the
bottom Of the governmenttelegraph scheme
with a view Of selling the Western Union
and clearing $4,000, 900 in 10 years.
Count de Chsmbord's funeral will not
occur until September g. The post-mor.
TEN showed that death was caused by can
Ger Of the stomach, atrophy Of kidneys and
fatty degeneration Of the heart.
General Hancock will not accept the
command Of the Army Of the West, TO sue.
coed Sheridan. scho6eld's friends believe
the command will be given TO him.
Three thousand new post-ofices have
been established during the fiscal year and
1000 have been discontinued, making the
present number 4s,049. The number OF
money order offices is 6,25l.
Willie Miller, the little son Of Mr..
John Miller, Of Waco, was struck by light.
ming and instantly killed during the storm
Of last Tuesday. The horse he was riding
was also Killed. Richmond Hersld
The loss sustained by Russian Jews
through the recent riots will amount 10
Gil, 900 roubles. Nearly Eve hundred
houses were burned, and twenly-eight were
killed. Violent riots against the jews are
also reported in Hungary.
The Cincinnati Exposition will be
complete and will be opened to the public
next Wednesday at 9P. NJ. The depart
ments Of horticulture, foe arts and ma
chinery will excel in attractiseness those
Of all preceding Expositions.
The Hudson River steamboat River
dale, running between New York and Hav.
erstraw, burst her boilers opposite Thir-
tenth street, New York, and sank within a
few minutes. There were fifty passengers
on board. Three persons were killed and
eight wounded.
Jim Sullivan resisted Policeman Lowe
at Lexington when he tried TO arrest him
and hit him with rocks. Lowe replied by
firing two shots, one bullet going through
each lung, from the effects OF which Sulli-
van died in a short time. The officer
was held in 81 900 to answer.
As Joseph Clark was returning home
from a visit to New Hope, Ky, he was
suddenly accosted by unknown parties
from the brush, and stabbed thirteen times
with small penknife in the back and
shoulders. 1t was afterwards discovered
that his nephew was the assaulting party.
William Henry Jones (colored) was
hanged in Raleigh, N. C., for the murder
of Avis II. Blake, a deputy sheriff, in
February, 1882. The spectators ninety
in number-were greatly moved by the re-
ligious fervor Of the culprit, who confess
ed his guilt, admitted the justice Of his
punishment and asserted his penitence, ex-
horting all to lives of godliness.
1t is claimed that a vault to be con-
structed for safe deposit company in Gin
cinnati will be the largest burglar proof
vault in the United States. 1t is to be AZ |
ieet inches long, 81 feet l inch wide, aud
feet in height, inside measurement. In
addition TO the other locks there will be q |
time lock connected with two separate
to work in case the other |
fails and, by means Of an ingenious con-
triyance, If both movements should stop,
The time lock would then present no obsta-
Gle to opening the vault after properly set
ling the other locks. Ii is claimed that |
his does away with the chief objection to
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