Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-07-06
SorEs or cUssfsT fYfxrs.

VOTES or cURRfET EVENTS.
--Hanlan, the noble row man, Is repor
ed to have pulled in SIS, 900 in the last 81
years.
Col. Lewis Kean has sued Col. Wool
ley for 100000 damages for false impris
onment.
The house Of Mrs. Jetoher, z. NJ. o.
Nicholasville burned. Loss 5000 insu
rance $1,000.
The Penbsy lvania Senate has passed
resolution requesting Congress to make
the trade dollar legal tender.
w. II. Vanderbilt has added $1,000
10 the endowment fund Of Vanderbilt Uni
versity Of Nashville, making the total en-
dowment 100000.
Gov. Blackburn has invited Senator
Jos. T.. Mcdonald, OF Indiana, 20 be pres
ent at the Inauguration ceremonies al
Frankfort on the Sd and 4th Of September
-Ex-Uniied States Marshal Joseph +
Brown was fined 81 900 and sentenced Ia
imprisonment for Eve years at Little Rock,
Tuesday. His crime was forgery and EN-.
bezzlement.
The public debt decreased SIS ,O9s. 2lO
during the month Of June and $l37 ,S23,-
253 during the fiscal year ending June
30th. The debt less cash in the Treasury
is 81 ,55l ,O9l ,2O7.
During the fiscal year just ended there
has been net increase Of Post-ofiices es-
tablished Of 1859, compared with the pre-
vious fiscal year This makes the number
Of post-ofices now fully $4,000
Maggie Wallace, Of New York city,
and Louise Armsindo have begun a two.
day bicycle race in Chicago. At the end
of four hours the score stood: Armaindo,
twenty-five miles; Wallace, twenty -one
miles.
Henry Kracke, his wife and four chill
dren, while driving across the railroad
near Cincinnati, were struck by the light
ming express and instantly killed. The
driver of the wagon escaped with serious
injuries.
1t is likely that the Governor will
commute the sentence of Dan Timberlake,
from hanging to imprisonment for life.
Dan is an ignorant, weak-minded negro,
who raped little negro girl in Faystte
county.
Mrs. Christina Ambacher was murder
ed at .Skipwith, Mise, Sunday. Tuesday
Martin Jones, colored, was arrested on
suspicion. He confessed the crime, and
was hanged before the officers could reach
the county jail.
Bill Mcdowell, the negro ravisher,
was taken from Jail at Louisiana, No., by a
mob and hanged. The body was taken to
Louisiana, strung up again and photo
graphed. 1t was then cut down and the
head severed from the body.
The Washington Critic has informa-
ton to the effect that Miss Crabtree (Lotta)
was married on Monday evening to o.
Edwin Huss, who belongs to an aristocrat-
ic family in London. Mr.. and Mrs. Huss
started for Europe Wednesday.
The Sheriff of Wayne county captur-
ed Drulon and Russell, near Munfordsville,
Ky. Drulon murdered a man in a row
last July, in Monticello, and Russell was
the accessory. They have been hiding
from the authorities ever since.
There are about 100000 trade dol
lars in circulation and $4,000, 900 in the
Treasury. Up to the lat of June l44,-
905,G99 standard silver dollars were coined.
On the trade dollars ia circulation there
will be loss Of $4,000 to the people.
The steamship Daphne was launched
at Glasgow Tuesday and Immediately cap
sized. Two hundred people we're on board
at the time. and fully one-half of them
were drowned. The boat first lurched up
on her side, and after some time turned
bottom upwards and sank.
We ought TO give the republicans
chance at the Sinking Fund OF the State,
according to Bill Bradley. But we wont
We want to save portion OF il, which we
can do under democratic rule. Let Bill
and his crowd get their hands on it, and
there would not be enough LETT in year
to buy peck Of salt-[Sunday Argus.
james Bumgarner. who in company
with Joe Hughes, stole a couple of horses
in Taylor county some three months ago,
and was arrested in Tennessee by Mr.. l..
b. Hurt, Of this place, and the Jailer Of
Clinton county, was convicted at Camp
bellsville, last week, and his punishment
fixed at five years in the penitentiary.
Hughes, il will be remembered, was an es-
capped convict, and was returned to the
Immediately after arrest
Columbia Spectator.
Mr.. Preston, the acting director Of the
mint, says that under the act which au-
Ihorized the coinage Of trade dollars these
pieces were coined for depOsitOrs of silver
bullion at the mints, and the charge im-
posed for coinage was at rate not TO eK-
iced the actual cost TO the government Of
BY this act any owner of
'ilver bullion could have the same coined
INTO trade dollars. They, therefore, we're
rot issued or paid out by the government
n payment Of the obligations or eKchang-
d for other money.
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