Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-11-20
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-smallp ox seems to be spreading in
Louisville.
j. p. Herndon's residence at Richmond
burned Loss $1,000. partly insured.
An exploding boiler at Jackson town.
ship, Pa, killed three men and wounded
four others.
The Thermometer was lZe below zero
at Brainerd, MINI. and snow 20 inches
deep, Friday.
Elder Morgan passed through Kansas
City, Saturday, for Salt lake, with seventy
Eve recruits from the South.
John Smith was hanged at OAklsnd,
Nd, Friday, for the murder Of josiah
Harden. He confessed the crime.
John Lynn, Of Allen count, has been
sentenced 10 fifteen years in the penitenti-
airy for debiuching his own daughter
Gov. Knott has offered the position
Of Assistant Superintendent Of the Lex
ington Asylum to DR.. Turner, Of Lebsnon.
A freight train on the c b 4 @, ran
into passenger train at Ottawa, III, killing
six passengers and wounding score Of
others.
Frederick NJ Keer, the Chicago bank
cashier who got away with 1000, has
been sentenced to the penitentisry for ten
years.
The first ice Of the season formed at
Pensacola, Fla, and Dallas, Texas, Friday
night. Cotton and all other vegetation we're
killed.
DIT d. w. Yandell, the distinguished
surgeon Of Louisville, has been elected an
honorary Fellow Of the medical society Of
London.
The large steamer, Will Kyle, struck
a stump. sixty miles below Memphis and
sunk, with her 400 tons Of sugar, lice and
molasses.
e. L. Jones, Whitley, county,
mail conductor, is in Jail at Louisville,
charged with raising vouchers to defraud
the government.
The trial Of Ill persons, charged with
participation in a riot, will begin soon in
Hungry. Fourteen hundred witnesses
have been summoned.
-Oa the 18th, the Cincinnati Southern
ran her trains through to New Orleans. II
is about s25 miles from Cincinnati to New
Orleans by that route.
w. o. Dodge created a sensation on
the street in Bowling Green, by publicly
beating an invalid son. Mr.. Dodge is past
seventy i've and the son is fifty.
The body Of msle infant, so badly
eaten and tom by hogs as to make lite color
doubtful, was found in the garden OF a
citizen Of Hsrrodsburg Friday.
The residence Of Isaac w. England,
publisher OF the New York Sun, was burn
ed to the ground at Paterson, n. J. Sunday.
The pictures and books were saved.
The house Of Mrs. Mary Graham, in
Lebanon, occupied by several parties in
business, burned Saturday night. Mr.
Crows house adjoining was badly damaged
The grand jury Of Robertson county
has indicted Samuel G. Rogers and Sam
uel Rogers, Jr., for the murder Of their
brother VIM. Rogers. They gave bail in
the sum Of $40, 600 each.
The Court Of Appeals affirmed the
case Of Champ and Bud Fitzpatrick, SEN
tnced to hang for the murder Of Miller
in Adair county. The cowsrdly
rxscals t,rtuiel the old man to death.
Mr.. James II. Arnold was here several
days this week. The suit Of Mrs. Little
Tor $50. 900 against him has been compro-
missed, he withdra wing his suit for $1,000
be held against the estate Of Mrs. Hood
Nicholssville Courier.
-Americus. Ga., has been without "a in
for 100 days. Wafer has TO be hauled sew
eral miles for domestic use, and the streams
are now drying up. The fall wheat has
rot been sown, and altogether the prospects
'eem most Encouraging.
&C 7. Simonds has sold his six year,
ease Of the Phoenix Hotel for $4,000
With the controlling interest in the stock,
o ]. Hull Davidson, Chas. Seelbsch and
John simonds. Davidson takes cne-half,
md he others quarter each.
w N. Hogan, who wss elected Repre- .
en'ative Of Grant county last August, has
'esigned. His health had been falling him
or the pact two months and has gradually
,rown worse, rendering him incapable Of
to any business.
The Sun says it costs Woodford county ,
2. 500 TO board its paupers out and urges !
he authorities to buy farm and compel
ii the paupers 10 go 10 it. In this county
There We have such farm, the poor-house
'eePer gets only SOS per head for adults
nd sS5 for children per year. c