Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-08-21

iuueunitely po"pHhtu' Aht Jouhk WI
man has returnei.
Some peoples idea Of sociabiliiy is 10
employ the time they have to spare IN
bothering those who have no spare time =
Breckenridge News.
There we're 40 failures in the United
States and Cansda during the past week,
against ls2 the week before. The South.
ern States furnished % OF these.
Ca August 9th the time-lock on the
safe Of the First National Bank Of Athens
stopped. An expert has been at work ever
since trying to get the safe open but with.
out success.
The hangman got in pretty fair
days work Friday. A negro in Alabama
for murder, another in Louisiana for rape
and white man in Arkansas for murder,
eiformed the lrapeze neck breaking act
Rev. DR.. Pdilchard, Of the Broadway
Baptist church, surprised his congregation
Sunday by resigning the pastorship. The
health Of his family caused the step and he
wall accept a call from Wilmington, N. C.
Mics Lucy Beazley, late Of Stanford,
has the nice position Of reception lady at
the New Alexander Hotel and would be
glad TO see her friends. Her mother is
very low Of consumption and her death is
daily expected.
Carter county has been furnishing
some good juries recently. Besides the one
that did the business for Graf, another was
on duty last week, which gave VIM. Hen
derson verdict Of guilty and fixed his
punishment at death for the murder Of
VIM. Clark.
Bank cashiers are human and as they
are liable to err they rather too frequently
than otherwise show up their liabilities
II. M. Fitch, who holds that position in the
Second National, OF Warren, o., got of
with $4,000 Of the banks funds and the in
has collapsed.
ED. Milton Elliott, Of Kirksville, was
en- route TO Nelson, believe, to Gil an APP
pointment for Ed. Jos. Ballou, who is
holding protracted meeting for him at
Glades Church and which had resulted to
in Is additions to the church,
with the interest increasing.
up in Fayette county Friday night a
rolored lady whose desire for "water mil
ions" 40 far exceeded her discretion as TO
cad her by forbidden paths into neigh
'or's patch. A guard was on duty and a
veil directed shot sent her TO that bourne
rom whence no one has returned to tell
whether her taste for melons will ever be
atis6ed.
Il notice that Gen. Fry's reward for
avoriing around the State as candidate for
1t. Governor, has come already. He is TO
'e general store keeper of the Eighth Dis
riot, for which he will receive 81 per day,
-ain or shine. 1t is not such big thing,
% be sure, but il is big enough for the SER
gices rendered and the General deserves 10 |
De congratulated even If his country does
rot.
Mr.. s. G. Boyle. editor Of the Danyille |
was a passenger with me 10 the |
:ity Yesterday and lengthy chat about
newspaper making and management, re-
ieved in a measure the tedious journey on
train that makes but 16 miles an hour. |
Mrs. Mary Bowman, hound for Mercer and |
Misses Jennie and Doyie Carpenter, for
Linnette Springs, were also aboard part |
Il the journey.
An epidemic Of crime seems to pre-.
rail along the Cincinnati Southern south |
II Somerset, for in addition to the triple |
murder reported last week, the Commercial
IF to-day has accounts Of the shooting of |
ieputy sheriff Chitwood and the placing of |
lis body on the railroad track TO cover up
he crime, and the murder at Pine Knot of |
Young spragle by his uncle William,
Who fired a ball through his heart with a
Winchester rifle, because Of some previous
The long-talked, of postal notes which
Fill be issued for any sum OF s. and under
ppear September 30. Besides the amount
esired, but three cents will be charged for
he card and il will be good for redemption
1 any money order office for two months,
fier that for any time at the p. o. Depart
lent. The notes will be particularly han
y for those renting the amount Of their
absorption to newspaper and we sug-
est that those who are indebted TO the
INTERIOR JOURNAL send us few for good
lck and TO nee how the thing works.
The terrible railroad disaster at Win
hester is still the subject Of remark here,
here one or two Of the fated men lived.
he accident occurred ON Friday and was
,used by the engine of a passenger train
q the Chesapeake q Ohio X. X. running
Ito freight train on the X. G. X. K,
here the tracks cross each other. IN
the car which was struck was
AIDED with giant powder, which was
4 Oh by the concussion, tearing cars,
buses and parts OF the depot into frag-
ents and scattering them for several hun
red yards. Both Of the conductors, Nc
Iichael and Martin, were terribly mangled
I'd burned, but fingered from two TO four
ours in fearful misery. A number OF
her persons were wounded, one Of whom,
harles johnson, a carpenter. has since
ed and two more will die. Capt. Nc
ichael was brother Of Capt. Tom Nc
iichasl, the popular Chief Engineer Of the
i. a N. X. r., and both he and Capt.