Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-05-08

days 10 plead TO the indictment. II is
thought the trial will be set for an early
day and he pushed TO a speedy iermina-
ton.
Nearly the whole Of Union City, Ind.
has been destroyed by FIRE. Loss, $780,
OOO Thirty houses in Tullahoms, Tenn ,
burned.
The republicans Of Iowa have fixed
June % az the day for holding their State
convention, and those Of Pennsylvania,
llth Of July.
Hon. Thos II. Derrickson, Of Powell
county, Representative in the last Legisla-
ture, IL dead. His death was caused by
hard drinking.
-Bradlaugh has been again repulsed in
his efforts to secure a seat in Pertinent and
he has decided 10 visit his constituents and
formally resign.
Joshua Clifford, aged seventy-sevep,
has been found guilty Of numbering his
wife at Oswego, N. Y, and sentenced TO be
hanged June %.
-Thos. b. Pheby, business manager OF
the Inyo Mining Co., Of California, is in
jail at New York for swindling the compa-
ny ont Of 100000.
Louisville has thirty public schools,
taught by $40 teachers and attended by
1892 pupils. Their annual cost of main
tenance is about 100000.
---Essie Davis, who Is injail at st. Lou.
Is, with Bert Wing, for the murder Of Joe
Glenn, has been held as an accessory for
the action Of the grand jury.
"A contract has been made by the Erie
& North Shore Railway with st. Louis par
ties to carry 100000 bushels Of corn to Liv.
erpool, by Boston, at thirty cents.
Miss Alice Msrgurite King has brought
suit for damages in the sum Of $4,000
against the Nashville American for CRITICS.
ing some Of her drsmatic readings.
WIN. II. Vanderbilt retired on Friday
from the Presidency Of the New York
Central, the lake Shore and Michigan
Central railroads, and left for Europe Sat-
urday.
-Ex-Tressurer Marsh T. Polk, Of Ten
nessee, not having made the increased bond
to secure his appearance as required by
Judge Allen, has been again committed
to Jail.
In an open prairie fight in Indian
Territory, between a posse Of citizens and
three horse thieves, one Of the latter was
killed, another fatally wounded and the
other captured.
-Msj. Wesson, an armv paymaster, went
to sleep in a car on the Texas and Pacific
railroad, near Sweetwater, Texas, and
wakedsup to find his valise containing
s24. 900 missing.
-Redmon, the murderer Of Secrest, al
Paris, who was acquitted last week, has
been admitted to bail of $1,000. The pep
pie Of Bourbon are very indignant about
the verdict Of the jury.
A white woman named Ellen Smith
Of Franklin county, gave birth to a negro
child, and with the assistance of Ely Fry
the negro supposed TO be its father, muir
dered IL and threw it into a river.
Last nights Posi- says that the Blue
grass Park Stables, near Georgetown, were
fred by an incendiary yesterday morning
and the stations Thunderstorm and Lime
stone and three colts and three fillies were
bnrned.
Peter lyman, John Walsh and p. ].
Sheridan, now in America, have been in
dicted for completely in the Phoenix Park
murders in Dublin, Ireland, and it is re-
ported that the U. s. Government has con-
sented TO extradite them.
AN effort is making in Madison to
secure sufficient funds to erect a suitable
in the Richmond Cemetery
over the remains Of the Confederate col
diers who lost their lives in the battle at
this place in 1907 Register.
Col. Parker, Chief Inspector of the P.
o. Department, estimates that the Govern
ment has been losing 81 1000 day by the
operation Of private letter Offices, which
we're raided in New York. There are sim.
liar Offices in operation in other large cities
and the Government is determined to close
hem without DELAY.