Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-06-01


liams was chosen Chairman, who then e..
planned the object Of the meeting, which
was for the purpose Of recognizing the
democratic executive committee Of the
county. Jack Adams, Jr, Chairman and
John W. Brown, secty, having rendered
their resignation az such, Judge John NJ.
Fish was nominated and unanimously chos-
en- a. Chairman Of the democratic executive
committee Of this county and ID. N. Will
liams was chossa- AZ Secretary. Then on
motion, the following persons we're chosen
az members Of the committee for each dis
trict Of said county, viz: LIST. Geo. o. r..
Mccall, Ashley Ovens, Lee Cofiey; I'd. 4.
$. Firth, james +. Wallin; 80. ]. I. Steph-
ems, Levi p. johnson; lth. W. ID. Nc
CURE, Jeptha d. Mullins; 9Th. A, c. Sow
der, John M. Hurst, John Hubbard; 9th.
II. q. Sutton, Isaac Heron, W. q. Proc.
tor; 9TH. A. J. Pike, Thomas Carrier. On
motion the Secretary was directed TO noti-
fy each member Of his appointment as
committeeman. The Stanford INTERIOR
JOURNAL was requested to publish the pro-
ceedings, and the meeting then adjourned.
In Paris, Ky, the illegitimate colored
children Of the late james A. Case are
suing the administrator for possession Of
his estate, valued at $4,000.
"A preacher named Byrd was tarred
and feaihered by a mob at Franklin, Neb,
for beating his daughter, who had inform
ed her mother Of his adulterous relations
with other women.
Judge l.. ID. Thoman, Of the Civil
Service Commission, and Chss. ID. Lyman,
Chief Examiner, are in Louisville, for the
purpose Of establishing a Local Board Of
Civil Service Examiners.
Matt Lewis, Of st. Louis, who has
been convicted four times Of numbering his
wife and sentenced three times to be hang
ed, has been granted another stay Of execu-
ton from June sth to the Goth.
Capt Jerry Morton, Of Lexington, ex-
Governor Thomas p Porter, OF Versailles,
and ex-Gov. James B. McCreary, Of Rich
mond, are mentioned as probable candid
ates 10 succeed Judge b. F. Buckner, re-
signed.
by new order Of the Postofice De-
partment, Postmasters are only required to
hold letters seven days before sending
them to the Dead letter Office. Hereto
fore the law required them to be kept thir-
ty days.
AT Hedges, on the G. & o. Railroad
in Kentucky, brakeman Of a night
freight train, who was sent forward TO flag
an express, went to sleep and collision
occurred, injuring the fireman and engi-
neer on the express seriously, and wrecking
the train.
Mary Anderson had a good send-off
Wednesday at New York. When she
stepped from the carriage TO the gang
plank leading from the Onion Steamship
Company pier to the Arizona, she was
greeted with the plaudits of more than
thousand people, who had assembled TO
witness her departure for European tour.
She expects to be absent about two years.
The State Central Committee met at
Frankfort, Wednesday. and mapped out
the campaign for the summer, which has
not as yet been made public. The Com
mittee issues an address TO the democrats
Of the State, urging them to increase ac
tivity az the result Of the Kentucky cleo
ton will have an important influence upon
the hopes and fears Of our adversaries.
We will print the address in our next.