Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-01-19
VOTES or CURRENT EVENTS

Governor Cullom has been elected L
8. Senstor from Illinois.
Nebraska has twenty-four candidate
for the L s. Senatorship.
Snow fell at Chicago Yesterday morn
ing and the night before TO the depth o
two feet
The county and State tar in Davies
county, Ky, ia slOl on the 500 and s
per capita.
Senator Windows chances for re
election are diminished in the Minnesot'
Legislature.
The Pendleton Civil Service Bill lei
law, the President having affixed his auto
graph to it.
"A colored woman at Lexington has
sued the X c. r r. for $4,000 for kill
ing her husband.
John Roller, awhile man, was killed
and robbed by negroes near Williamsburg,
Ky, Tuesday night.
A man, his wife and three children
we're found frozen to death near Atlanta,
Ga, Tuesday night.
The Kenton Insurance Company Of
Covington had $500 on the Newhall
House at Milwaukee.
An experiment Of talking four hun.
dred miles by telephone was successful in
New York last Sunday.
There have been 2,400 divorces grant
ed in Maine in the last four years, or one
to every ten marriages.
"A dividend Of three per cent. was de.
clared by the Cincinnati, New Orleans and
Texas Pacific Railroad.
Gen. W. c. Pendeton, Chief Of Artil-
lery Of the Army of Northern Virginia
is dead at Stanton, Va.
The Chesapeake and Ohio continues to
spread. A controlling interest in the Sci
otto Valley X r. is its latest acquisition.
Geo. scheller, barkeeper of the New
hall House, Milwaukee, has been arrested,
charged with setting fire to the building.
The democrats Of the West Virginia
Legislature have nominated Congressman
John + Kenna for the United States Sen.
ate.
BILLY the Kid" Montana desperate,
was killed by a volley from his pursuers as
he was swimming river in his escape
from Jail.
"A boom for Gen. Grant for President
in 1884 is being engineered in New York,
but it can not amount to more than little
one for a cent.
The Willard Hotel Lottery is in the
hands of the Courts and il the ticket hold.
ers get any of their money back il will be
after due course OF law.
Gov. W. B Bate, Of Tennessee, was
inauguratsd Monday, and in his message
supported the recent plans for a compro-
mise Of the State debt.
George Carroll bought Of Henry
Welsh IS head Of good 9.year.old feeding
cattle, averaging 1850 pounds, al cents.
Il Mt Sterling Sentenel.
"A. III. Garland is reelected u. s. Sen.
ator by the Arkansas Legislature. His on
ly opponent, who is his brother and
greenbacker, got just three votes.
On joint ballot in the Massachusetts,
Legislature, Mr.. Hoar yesterday lacked
seven votes Of the number necessary to his
reelection to the United States Senate.
"A very large meeting of coored men
was held at Wilmington. N. Wednesday
to inaugurate the first railroad enterprise
ever started exclusively by men Of that
race.
Some crank signing himself "Guiteau
ID" has sent letter to Mayor Palmer, OF
Boston, saying he is going to kill Governor
Butler in five months and twenty eight
days.
The money order business transacted
By the Post-ofice Department Of the Uni
led States during 1882, amounted to S63,
lOl,S47 81, an increase oftwelve per cent.
over 1881.
1t is said that President Arthur has
become smitten with the charms Of Miss
West, daughter of the British
who is heir presumptive to his
brother, Lord ssckville.
The Crown Prince and Princess of
iermany requested all who proposed to
yive presents on the occasion of their silver
wedding to contribute the money to the
'eneft of the sufferers from the foods.
"A key containing $4,000 in gold was
tolen from the steamer City of Para on her
'ecent trip from New York to Aspenwall
The money was sent by the sub treasury in
New York to the United States fleet in the
Pacific.
The New York Sun in its various edi-
ions used 4,536,7S3 lbs of paper at a cost
# $3O9, 492 90 last year. It printed g..
i27 .OS5 sheets and paid its employees 1891,
40 "A Who says it don't take money to
'un a newspaper?
Mr.. James K. Polk, Of Tennessee. is
eported as having said Of Marsh T. Polk,
he dsfaulting Treasurer "a rascal; he is
10 Polk, though he has disgraced the
Isme. He was an adopted son. His name
5 Marshall Tate. There is no Polk blood
n his veins"
The House by a majority Of about
90 has set the first Monday in February as
he day to consider the question of grant
ny pensions to the soldiers Of the Mexi.
an and Indian Wars This indicates that {
be probability Of their coming in in the
eneral divide is good.
Joseph Sailer, financial editor Of the
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