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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1883-12-28

SAN Francisco, Dec. 27.-Mrs. Colton's at
torney, in an interview published to-day, as
serts that the HuntingtonColt letters were
never offered for sale. He characterizes the
assertion that Mrs. Cotton was given 100000
by the Central Pacific railroad directors as a
falsehood wholly unsupported by the facts,
pleadings or testimony in the case.
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The Standard Oil Company's Troubles.

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 27.-The legislative
tcommittee to investigate the relations be-
tween the Standard Oil Company and the
State, and the alleged suppression of evil
Roger Sherman, an attorney of the COM
fpany. The examination will be continued
Tomorrow.
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WHEN INDICATIONS.
FRIDAY Warmer, fair weather.
wiaads backing to s0uthery.
The coupons numbered as
below, submitting guesses on
Globe No. 2 at the
WHEN

Show neither the names nor
the addresses of the persons
making said guesses; namely,
Nos. 2O,301, poses, 1889,
IL, ,391 and IL, ,621.
The holder of each of these
numbers is respectfully re-
quested to furnish us the omit
ted name and address before
Jan. 10, 1884, that the register
of names and guesses may be
completed before the Commit
tee begins the count.
Very respectfully,
1 OWEN, PIxLEY & Co.
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WASHINGTON, Dec. 27.-The Post will con-
tain, tomorrow, an interview with Mr. Nor
rison, chairman of the ways and means COM
mittee, in which he is quoted as saying that
the committee will report bill making a
pretty general reduction in the existing
duties; that in arranging the provisions of
iContinued on Second Page.Is
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Admiral Courbet Instructed to Follow Up
His Victory at Sontay with All
Possible Speed.
Peril of Fifty-Three Passengers of the
Steamer Plantyn.
The Duty American Goods at Cuban
Ports Abolished Revival of Explosive
Warfare in Ireland
FRANCE AND CHINA.
Frank and Full Statement of Minister
Ferry's Eastern Policy.

Ferry's Eastern Policy.
LONDON, Dec. 27-The following state
ment is now given out as an expla-
nation of the frequency with which Pre-
mier Ferry and the French war office
have allowed semi-officiaI statements
OF French plans in Tonquin to appear in the
press. 1t may appear a somewhat singular
proceeding that power about to go to war
should, on the point of opening camp paign,
state its intentions freely, but on the whole
1t will be admitted to be wise. China is now
given to understand, in the first place, that
war is really meant; in the second, that
France is still willing to negotiate; in the
third, that if negotiations cannot be effected,
the three points of vantage at the seat of wal
will be seized; fourth, that the Chinese will
then again have the chance to negotiate; and
IN tho fifth, that in case of refusal Admiral
Courbet will take possession of one of the
ports of China himself. What, it NAV be
asked, is the advantage of France making all
TINS known? The answer is, that she there.
by helps to allay the alarm of other European
powers, and that by the general statement OF
her plans she may not merely hope to exer-
else greater moral influence over the Chinese,
but to prevent the contest degenerating into
q guerrilla warfare,
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The French Government Prohibits It's I'M
portation Pending Legislation.

PARIS, Dec. 27.-The government has de-
cided to prohibit the importation of Amer
lean salted meats until the Chambers has pro-
nounced on the bill which the Minister of
Commerce will introduce at the beginning of
the next session. The prohibition will not
apply to the ports of Havre, Nantes and
Bordeaux, where, however, animals are SUBJ
ject to rigid scrutiny. The Chamber of Com
merce will bear the cost of the inspection.
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Frances Demands,

PARIS, Dec. 27.-The National and Temps
newspapers both state that France will exact
some security for the due discharge of the
pecuniary responsibility incurred by China's
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THE BOND TRIAL.

John C. Montgomery Testifies-The Alibi De-
molished at Single Blow.
HILLsBoRO, Dec. 2.-When court opened
this morning Judge Thornton, of the de-
tense, announced that either this afternoon
OF tomorrow he would have Miss Boud put
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Admiral Courbet to Pnsh Hostilities.

PARIS, Dec, 27.-It is reported that the GOV
ernment has telegraphed Admiral Courbet,
urging him to follow up his victory at Son.
tay with the utmost promptness and energy
compatible with prudence. 1t is expected
that Admiral Courbet will make an attack
upon Hong Hoa before marching against
Raopiph
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THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
Efforts of Distillers to Secure an Ex-
tension of the Bonded Period.
A Petition, Signed Not Only by Liquor Deal
ers, but by Bankers and Merchants
in Many Cities.
Estimates of the Agricultural DEPART
ment on the Principal Crops.

Extension Agent Fitzgerald Withdraws
His Numerous Suits Against the Press
for Damages The Proteus Inquiry.
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iContinued on Second Page.rs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-02-11

Amusemeuis.
A RON SOCIETY.
wrnNGHKsAnND MASQUERADE BALL,
"EDNESDAG EVENING, February 81

A RlON SOCIETY.
n 1,rn GRAND MASQUERADE BALL
"hD ~ ESD - Az EVENING, FEBRUARY 81.
ru.Ao.. a. ;MADISON SQUARE GARDEN
Ilckets adhlttlng gentleman Extra Iadfex
~ ~ Can ~ oOIslned OF Consantn Schmid 33
81 OGDEN = katzenmayer s3 Liberty ST. O. n Vom BaTIr
% ram q Eechteler, West l4thst Wilhelm
GIaef J. ~ and ll43 Broadway; f. spangenberg 800
bthaYe Michaes Lndeman, corner Wall and Broad sIs
r. j. kadenoerg 70 Fulton-st. and 8 Asfor House
Geo Iiantt 40 Broadway; Nezel Frambaeh 81 Inion
square Hanft Bros "a othaye Cha Giebo 800 Fulton
from all members. F'' N
A LIMITED NUMBER OF BOXES CAN BE HAD
OF OGDEN g KATzENMAYER, SO LIBERTY ST
COSMOP0LlTAN THEATRE, Broadway and
~ 4lst-st. ). NJ. HICKEY. Lessee and Manager
VIII
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS LAR THEATRE-RemOdeled.
TOMORROW, MONDAY EVENING. February ~ when
MR.. J. X EMMETT,
the popular, original dialect comedian Will present
FRITZ IN IRELAND"
Popular prices. Orchestra seats, Soc, 75c. and 81.
Box sheet now open Downtown office, Brentano's.
TNlON SQUARE THEATRE.
Begins promptly at g. over at ll05
sixth week and enormous successor
PARTISAN ROMANCE
Saturday February II. sixth Matinee OF A PARISIAN
ROMANCE.
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Hllnlna.

CTBSCRIBERS to the capital stock of the
- cOTOS CONSOLIDATED GOLD MINING COM
y, Nv are notified that their stock Will he ready Tor delivery
At the Office of COMPANY rooms and IL no 90 broao
sentaon to the Secretary Of an order from che Oh
d Soanv Any subscribed stock not called for On or be-
sre iDAY February II. at o'clock p H. viii be con-
sidered forfeit ed and subscription cancelled
eiuO''N D. f. VERDENAL, Secretary
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rvpres Trains leave NewYork Desbrosses and Court
landt street Ferries as follows; , ana q ,o
10 20 S.3 90 and 10 Lmied ii a. m, !, $50. $40
"45 A. - X and . D. IN. and AZ night sundays. o y,
% LImitel and 10 n m' l. o. L. o. anu p ~ ana IL
nignS Trains leave New. York daily. except sunday at
m and p. IN, RAINING through VIA Trenton and
Camden trains leave Broad street stations Philadelphia
T0,,ed Express 1870 D. m, 1, $, 4, l0iS0 llmlted u
~ = AZ = and D. On sunday l2Ol 300, 3:2O
02o' IA ~ 4 5:25 Limited, $50. $40, aud $40
y,e philadelphia via Camden a. M and i;3O p daily
except S9h s 435 $40 and ga Broadway Asor House
TICKET I,.-nrOsses and Court and stS COuTtst
anu I mex station foot uf Fultonst, Brooklyn Nos
md IlS udsOnst. Hoboken; station, Jersey City
Emigr1hy York Transfer Company will call for and check
= ne nom hotels and residences. 49,.
O'SiARLES +. PUN, co,oS - ~; WIZ,
Sh General Manager ueneral fassf Agent
nOpULAK SHORE LINE.
ron PROVIDENCE. BOSTON AND TUE EASE
ALL RAIL FROM GRAND CEN lhAl DhPOi
.prsss trains daily SUNDAYS excepted TO Boston at
~ n m IparlOr car attache). and Top m with palace
sleeping ears) Sundays At ~ III ("lh paAce sleeplAs
cars. T. ~. POPPLE
Acting General Passenger Agent.
CTONINGTON LINE FOR BOSTON.
- CONNECTING WITH ALL POINTS EAST. -
Reduced SO To Boston for nrstelas kets soOu oS
Us s S leave daily SUNDAYS excepted at 4SOp
m fr5m Pier SO River. foot OF JaysL New
living in BOSTON AZ a. Tickesfor sale st al PinoiP"
pRnWInENCE LINE, for freight only steamers isa n
from pier 20 River. foot of Marrensl. ~ " "'
Boston via Providence Illeot
W .PoPPLE- Acting General FassenSas @'N D..
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fectures ano meetlng'.

COyrpNOR ST. JOHN.-MASS MEET
M COOPER institute Monday evening SeGsG fss
~ j. ~ sTEARNs esq gIesdeSS y moS Join r 81
s9e i4 aasas Admission FREE oy ticket 20 pe no
rooms OF National temperance SO0'''' "
WYfars $50 Broadway
-pV WILLIAM BUTLER, ID. d., viii lee
tnre on the Methodist Mission in india IN ~ ra1
NJ = hu,e M Rshop Harris Will reside. Rev. Drs Chap
~ az M and General Fisk will address the meeting Jhs
pnbic cordially invited.
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pOinlcr Resorts.

GROVE HOUSE. Vineland, y. IA new
family hotel In this wellknOwn health resort House
constructed upon most approved sanitary principles iage
ro,,n. opeu hres comforts. Absolutely 10 malaria
io'' - JOHN a. HICKS, Proprietor
Can be seen Park pace Now York Thursday at 70 l.
HYGEIA HOTEL.
Ill OLD POINT COMFORT. VA.
THE GREAT SOUTHERN RESORT
Send for circular describing hygienic adyanages &c
uNUE CLARENDON, ocean end Nlfgina-
ave- Atlantic city y. j., has been fnrnsheu VIII nvu
aud il now In order guests Its high location ana
uearness IL especially win
Ter housa j, III. BARrLETT, Manager.
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,ew.York. via Desbrosses and Court

nouRrE TRACK THE MOST IMPROVED EQUIP
NENT AND THE FASTEST TINE CONSISTENT
WITH ABSOLUTE SAFETY.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.



And UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
Trains leave NcwNOrK DesbTOsses and COurtlandt
streets Ferries ~ follows
Harrisburg rtsburg. the " est and sOuh, with Pullman
Palace attached and D. daily New York
AMI chicago Limited OF ParOr. Dining. smoking and sleep
ing cars at a. m every day
Williams lOIt Lock Haven a. m, D. m loIy ana hIle at
r. connecting at Cory for lltusyIe Petroleum Cen
TIE. aud tho Oil Regions. -
Raltim0re Washington and the South Limited Washington
Enprcss ut Pullman Paror Cars daily except sunday, 10
IA arrive WashiugtOu4 2. m Regular via b. and p Il.
r. at l. 80 M $40 and ?. M and II night
b. -. Il. r.. / and p. and - night
Sunday. via b. and r. n. r. a. m, p H. anu IL night
via e. and o r. r., p m. AMI II night
FOR Atlantic City. except Sunday 5:lO m anu p H. On
sunday. .: Is a.
only . -..,.... ...-
Via RAILWAY and Amboy. a. M. II noon, $50 ana D. III
ON sunday, . a. Does NOT stop az AsDuly Park
Boas BROOKLYN Annoy connect with all through trans
Jersey city, aGOrdns speedy and drecJ transfer Tor
BrOC,lyn travel ,,,...,. q, D., ., :, %, - -.,o o,s
io1,n m daily. From Washington and Baltimore. $50
$3.50, 10 50 and 10: % p. m Sunday. $780,
~ 5n a m IO.Tj and 1880 From Baltimore 20 p
"n Sunday s3j D. III From Philadelphia $50. $50 $50.
AN og6 $40 IO4O II 80 a M 20, ., $40. $50 62l.
{0 90 8 80 1920. 1898 aud 1880 y. m SUNDAY 90,
900 ii 30 GOO lli9 a GO 1870, $780, lO:@O 1888 and
IN.
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STEAMBOATS, an6 Railroads.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

~ ~, MODEL FAST LINE TO THE WEST
Trains leave from Pennsyvania RR. Depot
oa 1HS III soschs:
70 Chicago Cincinnati St Louis Connects Tor all points
l2 MiDNIGHT Daily for Washington and all points West
apply at Gompanys Office 3l5 and II Broadway, 1873 Fulton
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
~ Station in NewYork foot Of Idbery-st station in
Brookyn foot Of Fnton 1.5d JeyelPs wharf
Chunk Tamanend, Tamaqaa HazetOn, Drfon. Scranton,
N; FlemnstOp. High Bridge Branch, sehOoey,
Reading. Harrisburg. Mauch Chunk, Wilnamsport Tama
D. mFor Pennington, Easton allentown, Reading, Har
nsburg. Maueh Chunk. Hazeton, WiIkes1arre SC n.
qua, Drifton, wllkesbarre. scranton Hazleton, &c,
Mountain Budd's Lake. Lake Hopatcong Esston &C.
40 p. n.-FOr somerville Pennington. &c
Maucb Chunk wilkesbarre. sc.
sunday trains leave al $40 IL for Bound Brook
and Intermediate stations at $50 m for Esson Allentown.
Newark at 5. 5;l5 sl5 e45. 7I5 7;So. s:l5 $780,
9SiS 2a5 10 ~ lot1 LA 9 M M lg az ls9
SIS 8 as 1910 lis i2p ~ ''' . vow . '''
PERTH 1I AS " Soy P BRAN ;cf June 'A0''
For sewaren AMI Perth AmbOy at s. 6. s15. HAS
For Keyport at 8, si5. lis a H. AS h. 445. 6pm
NEW.JERSEY SOUTHERN RAILWAY.
sTEAMEh / AYES PiEES Mr..
T.. t,,u,,,n Commencing OCTOBER p 1882; 49,, ,ouu
For Atlantic Highlands p. m.
foot Of Liberty st ,s:l5 l4j for Lake.
wood, Manchester, Toms River, Barnegat, &c.
las D. Atlantic City, NinclaId, BridgetOn &c
S:lj a. for stations TO Highlands.
Las, 4:4j p. IN. for stations To Seabrtght.
4 D. m. for stations TO Sandy Hook.
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA.
~ BOUND BROOK ROUTE
For TRENTON and PHILADELPHIA.
Leave New York from station c. RR. of ".
For Phadelphia. Ninth and Greensts at No. 80 lllo
a. m l:3O j. 49, $50. ZOO II ON sunday at SAD
a. H. 630 IL M For Third and Berks-sts at 40 Ills
80 43O. $3.50. p. On sunday az s. 40 a. r. -
For Trenton. 745 80 H. ID 20 4. 80. $3.50, TOO,
II p. On sunday. Si5 a IN. $40. l. y.
Return trains leave Philadelphia for Newly York:
From stations Pila and HeadinR RI, Ninth and Green
SIS at 80 500 $50 III m l5, $40. 54O $40, IL p m
On sunday. at $3.50 a. 6:3O IL D. ID.
From Third and Berks at TO- 800 S5 a. $50,
s. 90 so, 1880 p m Sunday at & 10 . m, 400 m q
Prom Trenton, l2J, 90, o. 900 1906, IL ~ a. m =
q 62t: rs m sunday, l:25, 9:lS m, 6l5 D IN
UIlMAN PALACE ca RS are attached to day trains,
and SLEEPING COACHES to midnight trains from New
York and Philadelphia 80.
connection at Jersey City SlAtlOu 10 from
Brooklyn and Enc Depot. Jersey city. - - -.
Tickets foot Of LDertyst, NOS 2j0, 26l 4Ol
94 0J7 23 Broadway. and at the principal hotels Nos
and Annex Office. JeweIs Wharf. Brooklyn
n Y Transfer Company viii call for and cheek baggage
fTOn hotels residence 10 destination.
H.. 4. BALDWIN. Gen. Pass. Agent
"A y q.
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20 TRAINS FACHwAY WEEKDAYS AND . on SUN.
nay 3 STATIONS IL PHILADELPHIA, = IN
NETWORK
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Business Chances.

A 81, 900 COMMISSION PAID % trust
"A ribv na,tv Of sufficient Intelligence and IN huence 70
place 800 shares excellent manufacturing stcCk
1par 500 OF 0rst Intrinsic value undOuDtd rtlones eA
changed. Address MANUFACrUKEK tribune once
WANTED an associate physician with
w hospital experience 10 work on saaT' ~ Siy 0
10000 Address with references. PhfSlNiAN' ''
ONCE
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Oreau CLEANERS

ANCHOR LINE. u. $. Mail Steamers
IA NETWORK and GLASGOW, via DERRY,
from Pier 90 North River, New-York. "a o -
,tIkCAsSlA. Feb "a, Am ~ aNESSIA. Mar ~ an
'LTHiOPIA.-. Mar. 3. noon ASCHORlA Mar. H. pm
- .. - - Rates OF passage 100,
GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL BELFAsTOrL LONDONDERRY
CaDs S0O 10 to1 Excursion tickets AT reduced Iates
Second CaDin, 30 Steerage- f2S Prepaid 81
FOR books OF Tours In scotland plans &C. Apply 70
dENDEItooS BkofHEuo Agents. Bowling Green.
BORDEAUX LINE.
- New and direct line 10 the South OF Franco
NEW YORK AND BORDEAUX DIRECT.
CHATEAU LATTE. 1000 tons, March 8. il n m
CHATEAU LE0VILLE, 1000 tons Wed, Apr 4. .: m
travellers Tor France Spain and Italy. Pyrenees, Psu
Nice &c. viii time and expense by taking this line
cabin Including wine $50 steerage $50 For passage
E.LEBouLANGER. AZ Beavsrst
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TO PHILADELPHIA.

rnr oLn.EsrARLJsnED ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
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WHITE STAR LINE.
w UNITED STATES AND ROYAL NAIL STEAMERS
tOR QUEEN SHOWN And LIVERPOOL
MOTTO E-Tho 81 this line take the Lane Route
recommended bY Lieutenant MAury T. = y, on both ur
outward hOuIew ard voyages.
Anil ATTt, cant Jennings Thursday. Feb u.
CELTIC capt cidtL .saturGay. FEB 20. 80
KEPU ELIC. Capt Irvine ...1 Lui sig. March 10 . i
Capt Par-cl atuidiy, March 10 a.
FROM THE WHITE STAR DOCK, FOOT or " EoI
lUTH-ST
Uniform
poll inents. SfaerOOnA smoking and Bain
rooms arc anids. whore the nose and motion
least felt auoidng degree Of comfort hitherto unatnn4De
at
EATES- alOon So $50 ald 500. Return tickcts on
favorable scesage from the Old County s2i uom
New York, IS.
These carry neither cattle, sheep nor pigs
For sprCtuu of plans aud other nioIma Apply ~ The
Company s Offices. No. 81 broadway, New-l oik
r. j. tOl.II- Agent
C. ]. BARTLETT & 60. Agents. Boston
BARKITr q CAT1 EEL Agents, Philadelphia
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NORWICH LINE

NORWICH LINE
~ TO Boston worceser Nashua Portland and the East
AA'A Az" ''' CRY OF WORCESTER
without exception most elegant boat On the sound and
ma f,vufite CITY OF NLW-IOKk,
.,rs PIER 40 90 River OF Watts-st pier
above Ferry dy except sundays at $50
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OR. Gen,l PAS. Azent


dcpots O Corandt and Desbrosses
20 a m so aud p m. for Easton Bethlehem Allentown
Reading. Msuch Chunk MilkesbaITe rOwanda Maverly
Ifhpca GENEVA Lyons. Buffalo AMI the West Pullman
through coaches daily Local go D. IA Tor
Eistun. Bethlehem and COpllY. -
Trains at 1:20 and $40 M connect for all
points i'm MahnnOy IizeltOn coal regions Sunday
local Tor Manch Chunk o:l5 a Leave Mauch CHUNK
p ., ,.,..-.,. ..., ,.. -.,-- =. -
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NEw-YORK AND LONG BRANCH R. R..

~ (PennsylyaEia II. r.. foot COTtlsnds
stations in NewYOrk and Dsshr osSes-st
49,. q entrsl r. h Of NJ loot Liberty st
LEA ,. y EN YORK commencing oct IL. 1881
fOr south AmDOy via g. y X of y. j.. 8, SD a M Lao
4. . p m; VIA Penn r. H. g. II NJ ; p Sunday N
FOR Matawan, &C. via G. y X. OF Y. 0, Sl5 m, LAP
day,
for Red Bank Long Branch, Ocean Grove Asbury PARK
sea Olrt Point Pleasant &c, VIA g r. H. Of n j. D. BIO O.
M. a. T. p M VIA Penn. r K, IL u, $780, p IN
SUNDAYS not stopping at ocean Grove or ASbury PARK
.. M.
For Lakewood Toms River Barnogat 60; via C. r r. u
n j.. s.lJ a. H. ltJ ..
For Freehold Via 6 r. r. OF n j. ). s:I5. Ill5 H.. l.
II III. For keypOrt D. Slj. ll45 a m l.iJ. t. 44j III
for Atlantic 1ity. Vinrand. hrdGet0n. Sc l45 M ~,
G. r. A.. G. t. H. otN.J. q. T. A., T. Il. 4. sup'L
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A ' I'LL u. =
VI NORTH GERMAN LLOYD
STEAMSHIP LINE BETWEEN NEM-fOnK,
SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.
ELBE saturday Feb WEksA saturday Aarch 10 a.
RATES OF PASSAGE from NEW.YORK 10 SOUTHLAND
TON, HAVRE or BREMEN. eco
FL RST CABIN .SlO0 SECOND CABIN......$Oo
STEERAGE, $50. LA
reduced rates Prepaid Steefage certlh
Gates $24 steamers sail from Pier between Second ana
iN''u''''" oEIRICHs & Co. 2 Bowling. Green.
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financial.
= Y y "
| SMALL AMOUNT of the

Jesse C. Woodruff,
~ DEALER IN
City Railroad Gas Insurance Bank stock. and Trust
Companies stock.
No 34l2 Pine St. New York
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-01-26
NoTEs or CURRENT FHENTs.

The Delaware House refuses to abOl.
ish the Whipping Post. Good.
The psws In Talmage's church rented
for Sl7 .235 last Tuesday; over 5000 more
than last year.
Mrs. Fannie Alexander, alias Smith
was arrested at Elizsbethtown, for stealing
a horse in Washington county.
Window and Ferry are still on the
ragged edge in their contests for the Sena.
torships Of Minnesota and Michigan.
-Thos Wilson, Of Philadelphia, DELHI
erately jumped from the Niagara Falls
bridge and was carried over the falls.
1t is now reduced almost TO a certain
ty that full four hundred persons went
down to watery grave with the steamer
Cimbria.
Gov Blackburn has pardoned Stephen
Jelt and Clint Hall, Of Brsathitl county,
who killed WIN. Davidson, near Boone
willie, Owsley county, last August.
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CASEY COUNTY



"A postoiIice has lately been establish.
ed in the southern part Of this county and
named "PhiT in lonor Of little Phil
Thompson.
Mrs. Belle Hogue, wife Of @. A. HoRue
died on the 18th inst. She leaves a hus
band and three small children, who have
the sympathy Of the entire community.
-Glancie Jones, a young man Of Tren-
ton county, Mo, who has been here several
weeks on a visit, returned home last week,
taking with him his uncle Milton Jones and
family. w. II Miller and Wm. Mcintosh.
Of Dunnville, were here last week on bust
ness. Mr.. Jos. Severance, Of Stanford, was
in town Tue-day.
1T is reported that Sam Ham shot at
j w. McWhorter last week az be was re
turning from Kings Mountain, over Zim-
merman's Narrow Guage II. X. Ham is
as low a cuss as ever cursed any commu-
nifty, and il is now believed that he was one
Of the party who attempted to rob the store
at Grove City last Fall, at the time Nc
WhorteI was shot.
AT the r. X meeting here last Satur-
day speeches were made by Messrs. c. II.
Rochester, George E Stone, G W.sweeney,
+ Zimmerman and II. II. McAniueh (the
latters' was clearing" one.) The right Of
way was obtained through several farms,
and several persons agreed to donate ties
delivered on the rosd. Our people are
anxious for the road and will do all in their
power tn get H.
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Died, at his mothers, Willard John.
son, Of Consumption, January 22i, and was
buried at the Fork Church.
MIR. Smith Williams has returned from
Texas, and expresses himself as much
pleased with what he saw Of that State.
j. c. Bryant went forth smiling and
gay, even tho his march was to the hsltar
May he realize his fondest dream Of mari
tai biss and his future be as bright as his
fair partner.
Harry Afford was shot Wednesday
while out hunting. He was receiving a
gun through the crack of the fence, when
it accidentally went of, the load passing
through bis left hand, cutting off one
finger.
Ford & Son bought out J. Y. Dunn q
Co. and consolidated the stock with their
own. ]. r. Taylor has started new bust
nes- in the storehouse recently occupied by
Wm. King. He carries nice stock Of
dry goods, groceries, drugs, &c.