Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-11-02


burned at Charleston, s. 9.
Grow Dog, sentenced to death at
Deadwood for the murder Of the Sioux
Chief Spotted Tail, has escaped.
Judge Robert F. Baird, the not.
ed criminal lawyer and politician, died
in Louisville Wednesday.
-Shotwell, Clerihew a Lothmann,
wholesale dry goods dealers, Of Gin.
cinsti, will remove 10 Minneapolis.
-Lawrenceburg also had a cyclone
Monday. Numerous houses were
blown down and much damage done.
The receipts Of the Government
for the month of October we're $780,.
100000 and the expenses s15. 900, 900.
"A Lexington man who failed 10
get his ticket stamped at the Exposi
ton and was put of the train, has
sued the l.. q N. for 80, 900.
The town of Gordonsville, Texas,
was totally destroyed by a conaagra-
ton that started in drug store, which
had been set on FIRE after being robbed.
Mine Cherokee Indians have or
ganized themselves into a company for
the purpose Establishing National
Bank at Viniia, Indian Territory,
with capital Of $4,000.
"A horse-thiei named Small, in
the Belvidere Jail, N. j., has taken a
notion that he will surpass DIR. Tan
ner's record rs faster. He has eaten
nothing for tweuty.four days.
Chris Dickson was overcome by
foul air whilst working in a cistern at
Pittsburg and two others, who went
to his rescue, were rendered insensible.
All we're dead when drawn out.
The south-bound train ON the
Kentucky Central was thrown from
the track near Falmouth, Tuesday
evening, and four cars were over turn.
ed, but there was no one injured.
"A DISASTROUS FIRE, which burned
10 hours and destroyed $50 buildings,
including factories, occurred at Savan-
nah, Ca, Wednesday. The loss is es.
timated at over one million dollars.
Eight new passenger coaches now
running on the Kentucky Central
Railroad cost $500 each. They
ride equal to the Pullman sleepers in
point of comfort. Lexington Press.
Charles II. Sans, of Savannah,
was accidentally killed in New York
shooting gallery by. Jennie Mitchell,
a member of the o'nsoi.monde. Sans
belongs to prOmin Georgia fami-
ly.
Last Thursday twenty.one years
ago, there was snow foot deep in
Kentucky. and eight inches in Ten.
nessee and four in North Georgia.
Bragg's army retreating from the
State, encountered many privations. -
bourbon News.
Twelve hundred pounds of dyna-
mite exploded at Brooks Tunnel, on
the b. d o. road, in Pennsylvania.
Five men were killed. Buildings for
fifteen miles around were shaken
by the explosion, and window-glass
was broken seven miles distant.
The Washington County Court Of
Claims rather astonished the people
over there last week by making ap-
preparations OF the amount of $40. 900.
Over fifty thousand dollars of this
amount was for. the building of turn
pixies and bridges. Lebanon Standard.
Mary Churchill, who mysterious
ly disappeared from her home in st.
Louis, and whose father has spent
much time and money in searching
fer her, whites and the letter is post.
markedIndianapolis, that she is not
on. the stage, is still a maiden and
earning an honest living.
Paris, was struck by two different
cyclones, the first passing over the city
at 2 o'clock Monday morning and the
second in the afternoon. Two persons
were killed, several injured. and build.
ings were blown down. The loss of
property is estimated at $40. 900. Tay.,
lor's clothing house, Brooks d Ly-
mans drug store and several ware
houses were unroofed.
The Interior Department has
JOINED the Naval Observatory in
recommending that the time of the
10Th meridian, which is to be the
standard of the Eastern division of
the uniform railway schedule, be ad-
opted as the local time of Washington
City, and the recommendation meets
with no opposition from the other De.
partments. II the change is made.
the clocks in Washington will have 10