Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-01-26

The Ice gorge Al Niagafa l. iif,y Zee,
in height and two miles IN length.
The Supreme Court decided that sec.
ton 5,5l9 Of the Revised Statutes, smbody.
ing so.called civil rights legislation, i IN
constitutional
1t ia enough to drive an old topper crazy
to learn that 5000 gallons Of whisky we're
destroyed by FIRE in Washington county,
Pennsylvania, on Monday.
Senator Brown, Of Georgia, voted with
the protectianisis and against the demo-
Gratis 10 the Senate, to protect iron ore. His
vote kept il Of the free list
Hon. Henry Watterson has been invi.
ted to address the Tennessee Legislature
upon the subject Of the Tariff, upon any
day he may ix after February g.
The census gives Kentucky 5,32s man.
ufacturing establishments, with $4,000
600 Of capital invested and $4,000 employ.
Is, who are paid 81, 900, 900 annually.
Capt. Ralph Sheldon, Register Of the
Land Office at Frankfort. has filed his re
port verified by an affidavit and paid to the
Auditor sl,92776; all amounts due the
State.
An idea Of how fearfully cold it was
out west during the recent severe snap can
be imagined, when Il Is told that two car
loads Of cattle froze to death on one Of the
stock trains.
A veteran lobbyist, John Harmon,
confessed, without blush, yesterday, that
he had been paid $1,000 by gas company
to defeat bill tina, II was thought would
be disadvantsgeous to II.
AT the Kentucky Central Railroad
election at Covington, the following direc-
tors we're chosen: C. P. Huntington, G. II,
Pendleton, George Bliss, c. Alexander, B.
s. Cunningham and John Echols.
The Auditor has entered suit in the
franklin Circuit Court against F. o. Haw-
tins, late Sheriff Of franklin Co., and his
bondsmen, for 5000 81, for revenue due
the State by Hawkins and not accounted
for.
The piston of the engine at the Brems.
ker-Moore Paper Comyany's Works, Louis
willie, broke Wednesday and striking the
cylinder crushed the head and stopped the
machinery. Damages several thousand
dollars. No one hurt.
Jansen, the "resurrectionist," was sen-
fenced yesterday to confinement in the
Washington Jail for one year for dragging
the body Of Shaw, hung for the murder Of
his sister, from the bosom of mother earth
to the dssecting table Of medical college.
The sheriff of Scott returned $50 white
and 1851 colored delinquents. 1t il claim
ed that the assessor listed large number
twice and some as many as three times.
He got Is cents per head, which may ac-
count for the milk in the eocoanut.
There is great stringency in the money
market in the bluegrass region now, and
the banks can scarcely supply the means
necessary to keep business in good shape. |
The cause Of this is the fact that all the
visible funds are said to have been advsnc-
ed on warehouse receipts for whisky.
AT Winfield, KY, A. l.. Shinneman,
sheriff Of Cowley county, while attempting
to arrest man named Cobb, alias Smith,
yesterday, was shot twice and MORALLY
wounded. Shinneman captured his man,
however, and is now diving. Cobb killed
constable in Butler county Jews ago.
The death of Paul Gustave Dore, the |
great painter and designer at Paris, 10 an
nounced. He was better known through !
his Illustrations Of the Bible, Millions
"Paradse Lost" "The Wandering Jew"
Dapte's "Inferno," "Don Quixote," and
Tennyson's "Idyls Of the King" than any
other contemporary artist. He was com
paratively young man, having been born
in Strausburg, Jan. 10, 1888.
The prospect for the passage of rhe
Whisky Bonded Extension Bill does not
improve. Still the friends CT the bill hope
to get il through after the appropriation
bills are disposed Of II not passed before
February 9th next $40, 900 gallons OF whis-
by will be forced out OF bond, entailinR the
Of taxes amounting TO 100000. |
This would be disastrous TO many holders
Of whisky.-[Commonwealth.