Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-10-19


WIN. Kirker, teller Of the Second Ma.
tional Bank Of Ironton, IL missing, and Il
thought has taken $1,000 Of the bank
funds with him.
The colored people Of Cincinnati will
hold a mass meeting relative 10 the finding
Of the Civil Rights Law unconsiit uiional
by the U. s. Supreme Court.
The next Congress, which will meet on
the All Of December, will contain 1e4
democrats and 1871 republicans, resdjust.
er, independents and ereenbsckeu.
Ex-senator David Davis gives Il a,
his opinion that the Republican organiza.
ton win break up II defeated next rear
and he sees nothing but defeat before Il.
The completion Of the New Orleans
and Northeastern road makes the Cincin.
natl Southern the shortest route to New
Orleans BY 06 miles. The distance Ia s25
miles.
The First National Bank Of Chicago
has notified its 1870 clerks that they must
all procure bonds which will range from
$1,000 to 5000 each, and aggregate over
$4,000
The gross earnings Of the Cincinnati
Southern Railway in September were
s2l0, 256 IS, against s242.372 Sc in the
corresponding month in 1882 Decrease,
g.. lice
The libel suit Of Alice Maeueri,e King
against the Nashville AmTicnn for $4,000
damages has been dismissed. The Ameri
can had described Alice as small, ugly
lady, with very big nose.
In the franklin Circuit Court John
Herman, prominent business man OF that
city, was fined $3.50 and ak months i'm
prisOnment in the county Jail for shooting
with intent to kill Ed. Corners, a few
months ago.
George Lundy, late partner Of Sena-
tor George ii. Pendleton, was sentenced
TO three hours in Jail tor contempt Of Court
by Justice Royalty, at Lexington, Ky,
Monday. When the time came 10 take
him he was non eat.
Three men were killed and several in
jured by collision Of freight trains on the
East Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia road.
The accident was due TO a sleepy operator,
who forgot to give the train-men the order
which had been sent them.
old man Jim Campbell, his sons. Tom
and John, and Tom Sullivan, members Of
the notorious Campbell gang, part Of whom
we're lypched in Caldwell county last win
ter, have been arrested for DEMONSTRATING,
and are in Jail at Gainesville, Ark.
The mystery Of the cruel killing Of
Mary Atkinson, near Fayette, Ohio, which
has caused much intense excitement has
been closed up by the confession Of Jacob
Melting, who says he did il without cause,
and does not knsw what prompted him to
do il.
An Indiana murderer for whose arrest
reward Of 5000 is offered has decided to
surrender himself TO a friend, who will
receive the reward and pay il over to a
lawyer to defend him in the Courts. In
diana Is an original State in several res
poets.
The trial Of sixty-three members Of
the Nihilit Red Rose was secretly conclu-
ded at st. Petersburg. All were sentenced
TO be sent to Siberia. The testimony of in
formers and others proved that the society
had rami6cations in every part Of the en-
pire.
AT Memphis Wednesday, whilst Jas.
Moore the diver, was at work under the
water, the laborers above accidentally
drove an iron spike through one Of his
feet. To save himself from drowning,
Moore cut his foot of and escaped from his
imprisonment.
Mrs. Martin, widow Of Randolph
Martin, the conductor who died from inju-
ries received at the explosion at the depot,
has sued the c. & o. and K. c. railroads for
S25, 900 damages. The railroads offered
TO compromise at $4,000 which was refused.
4 Winchester Sun.
The jury in the case Of Chas. Brock
man, indicted at the present term Of the
Criminal Court at Brooksville, for rape,
found him guilty and fixed punishment al
confinement in the penitentiary twenty
years. Had he been a negro mob would
have disposed Of him long ago.
The number Of horses killed or ruined
by the bursting Of an ammonia pipe adj
ioinidg the stables Of the Moerlein Brewe-
ny. Cincinnati, was found to be 81, instead
Of 80. Daylight showed that the eye-balls
Of the horses still living had been eaten
out by the fery fumes, and their lungs
were oozing from their nostrils.
r. W. Maupin, cattle dealer Of
Richmond, KY, was found dead in his
bed at the Ashland House, Lexington,
Tuesday morning. He had been drinking
hard the day before, and retired sick. The
coroners verdict was "died from deranged
action of blood on the heart or brain"
"A dispatch from Asia faYs Tuesdays
earthquake was most severe in Anatolia,
being particularly destructive on that
portion OF the coast which lies directly east
Of the Island Of Cbios All the villages
between Chesmeh and VOurla were COM
pletely wrecked, vnd at least 1000 persons
have lost their lives by being buried under
the falling walls Of their dwellings.
This morning twenty five moonsbiners
and rough, disheveled looking crowd
they were-siood up before Judge Barr in