Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-08-14
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The town Of Vineyard Haven. Mass
was nearly destroyed by ire sunday morn.
ing. Loss $4,000.
The mortgage on the Washington Re.
publican, the administration organ, for SS7,
600 has been foreclosed.
The entire Salvation Army was arrest
ell as nuisance at Syracuse, N. Y, and
placed in the s,ation-house.
The New York Herald has a story OF
the discovery Of Noah's Ark in one Of the
Businesses Of Mount Ararat
"A convention Of Ohio liquor dealers
was held at Toledo, when the republicans
Of that State were severely arraigned.
"A young man named Oliver was shot
and killed at Orders ferry, on the Cum
berland river, by some unknown person.
MIR. r. b. Hayes, Road Commissioner
at Fremont, o., is occasionally mentioned
as candidate for the United States Senate.
--Knoti's vote in Louisville is 7,43S;
Morrow's 1889, total vote for governor
only IL, 260, out Of possible vote Of
80. 900.
The President and every member Of
his cabinet are of iunketing, but things at
Washington seem TO get on without them
pretty we'll.
"A terrific hail storm which covered
the ground TO depth Of five feet, fell near
Des Morris, Ia, few days ago, so the
telegraph says.
A postoffice has been established at
Cummins, Whitley county, Ky, and the
postofice at Sug, Pike county, Ky, has
been discontinued.
Lawrence Landingham, fireman, put
his head out Of the cab window at Emi-
hence and was struck by a passing train
and fatally injured.
Members Of Congress are charged with
assisting to lobby through the Texas Pa
cifc Railway charter, for which they were
to receive 81 100000.
Thomas Dean, Of Mercer county, pm
in the penitentiary in 1880 for twelve
years term for murder, has been pardoned
out by the Governor.
j. w. Schae, Of Louisville, a brake
man on the L. & N. road, fell from his
train near Bowling Green and was crushed
to death by the wheels.
The steamship City Of Rome arrived
at New York from Queenstown Friday, six
days, twenty hours and thirty minutes out,
the fastest time on record.
The Telegraphers strike still continues
but some newspapers claim that its back
bone has been broken without accomplish
ing any good to the workers.
Before Governor Blackburn, Of Ken
lucky, goes out Of the psrdoning business
we hope he will pardon us for saying that
he has overdone it.-[Cincinnati Paper.
AT reunion Of Confederate soldiers at
Raleigh, N. G, Friday, 1000 were present,
including Governor Jarvis. An address
was delivered by Senator Ransom.
"A negro porter on Cincinnati South
ern train was shot and instantly killed at
Sadieville Friday by worthless character
whose name is unknown. The marshal is
after him.
Two masked highwaymen attacked the |
Wells Fargo Express between Ashfork and
Prescott, Ark, killed John Collins, the ex-
press agent and both the stage horses, and |
secured s., 200.
"A wonderful cave, of unknown pro-
portions, containing lake and water fall
one hundred and fifty feet high, has been
discovered at the base Of Lookout Noun
tain, below Chattanooga.
Three hundred and sixty Mormon
have been sent out from Salt
Lake City thus far this present year. One
hundred of this number have been assign.
ed to the Southern States.
"A great many Western Union Tele.
graph wires are being cut and the Com
panY lays il upon the striking operators,
but they claim that il is done by the Com
pany to create a public feeling against
them.
The last Congress passed a law re.
luiring the publication OF the Government
pensioners. 1t will cost $57 900 but will
probably result in the detection Of several
thousand who are receiving pensions fraud.
identity.
AT Monroe, Ca, Mr.. James A. Ray has
entered suit against the Western Union for
allure to deliver message apprising him
II the dangerous illness Of his wife. BY
he delay he did not get to her until after
ler death.
Local option was again carried in
bat the whisky men claim that
u illegal votes were polled by men whose
ole claim TO vote, lay in the fact that they
'wned lots in the cemetery, which is inside
4 the town limits.
"A correspondent, writing from Mobile,
avs there is not the slightest chance Of the
epublicans carrying any southern states at
he next Presidential election. He thinks,
however, that the party has gained some
round in the south, and ought 10 fight for
more. Il
Judge Richard Reid, Of Mt. Sterling,
nd a member Of the Superior Court, has
nnounced himself candidate for Judge
{ the Court Of Appeals to succeed Judge
iargis. Ii is said that Judge Beckner, Of /
he Winchester Democrat, is also a candi-
ate.
-Alf Doyall, a near relative Of en- Gov
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