Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-05-18

The Ffeedmen's Bank Commissions
has declared final dividend Of seven pei
cent, making IN al sixty.two per cent.
Ten Eyck mansion, near Albany, N
y, headquarters for the Tories during III,
Revolution, has been destroyed by ERE.
The thirty-sixth annual conclsve Of
the Grand Commandery Of Kentucky
Knights Templar is in session in Louisville
A cyclone swept through Empire, KY,
totally destroying the town, killing seven
persons and wounding number Of others
--Fihy-two infantry companies are to be
present at the National Competitive Mill
tary Drill which begins at Nashville Mon
day.
Col. John A. Cockerell, who shot law
yer Slayback, in 81. Louis, will have an
editorial position on Pulitzer's New York
World
Thomas Walsh, who beat his wife to
death in Chicago, has been sentenced to
thirty-6ve years imprisonment in the peni-
Tertiary.
The Craft case will come up before the
Court Of Appeals to-day; that is, II the
members Of that Court have gotten back
from the Convention.
-Fiizharris has been convicted at Dub.
lin, ireland, as an accessory TO the murder
Of Cavendish and Burke, and sentenced TO
penal servitude for life.
The Auditor Of Virginia has paid TO
Washington and Lee University $40 800
interest on bonds donated to educational
purposes by George Peabody.
Joe Brady, one Of the Phoenix Park
murderers, was quietly hanged at Dublin
Monday. Ten thousand people congrega-
ted outside the walls OF the jail.
John Rowland, an old farmer Of Jes-
samine, attempted to commit suicide by
using dull Ratchet. He hacked his head
80 severely that II is thought he will die.
Anton Bauer, a saloon.keeper Of Chi
cago, killed a customer because he wouldn't
return a nickle, by which amount Bauer
claimed he had overpsid him in making
change.
Miss Bragg, Of Bonham, Texas. niece
Of General Bragg, saturated her clothing
with coal oil and then applied a match.
The cause was protrscted i'll health. She
will die.
The Army Of the Potomac are holding
their annual reunion in Washington. On
Wednesday, there were 5000 men in the
grand parade, which was reviewed by the
President.
The Treasury officials say that it will
not expedite matters any for those who
have claims for rebate Of taxes and tax
stamps to employ attorneys, as all claims
will be considered in the order filed.
Capt. Wilson and engineering corps
have reached BeAttyville, and in a few
days will have finished locating the. Rich
mond, Irvine and Three Forks railway.
The distance from Richmond to Beatty
vile is fory-two and one-third miles.
There are only three tunnels to make on
the line.
The faro-bank, run by Frank Fisher,
Terrence Dougherty and Jack Everson, at
Lexington, was raided by the Sheriff and
deputies the third time Wednesday night,
and the proprietors arrested and two faro
layouta, one hsEard table and about peck
Of chips coufscsted. The dealers gave
bail in the SUN OF 5000 each.
The boot and shoe manufacturers Of
Cincinnati have declared a lockout against
all Union men. The immediate cause was
the refusal Of the Union men at work in
Rogers shop to return to their work, which
they had left because non Union men we're
employed. There are thirty.fve hundred
men thrown out Of work by the lockout.
Richmond Herald: Volney M. White,
son of Col r. J. White, of this county,
died Of paralysis. Mr.. John B. Embry, Of
Cincinnati, and Miss Mamie Jewell, Of this
county were married Tuesday. David
Fry, Of the speedwell vicinity, brother of
Gen. S. s. Fry, Of Danville, committed sui
eide by hanging himself with trace chain
The post ofice department has dial
lowed one months extra pay on account
Of curtailed service on nineteen expedited
star routes, contracts for which were held
by J. W. Dorsey, ]. X. Miner, H. NJ. Vale,
J. NJ. Peck and their respective sub-con-
tractors, the disallowsnces being based up
on egularities in the service as develop
ed by testimony in the first star route trial.
A large rock rolled down hill from
where the track layers on the Kentucky
Central were at work near Winchester and
struck the house Of VIM. Martin and
crushed through the wall, frightening Mrs.
Martin, who was sick, 80 badly that she
ran out Of the house. The excitement
produced fever from which she died. Mar
tin will sue the company for heavy dam
sges.
LINCOLN COUNTY.