Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-05-22

HOfeo w SOHHeH eFe"fs,
SNOW y reported throughout wiscOn.
ain and Michigan.
Louisville voted Saturday to issue ST..
100000 Of 4 per cent bonds to raise money
for street construction.
bourbon county voted to subscribe
100000 to the projected Paris, Frankfort
\ Georgetown Railroad.
Judge p. y. Buckner, Of the Lexing.
ton Circuit, will resign because he can't
afford TO work for $4,000 year.
Col. lngersoll. who has been speaking
for week. thinks the Star.route case will
be given to the jury the first week in June.
Capt ], W. Brame, ex-sherif Of Jas.
per county, was shot and killed by DR.. J.
W, Byrd in street duel n Enterprise,
Mississippi.
The steamer Granite State burned in
Long Island Sound and Eve lives we're Loot.
The boat was worth $4,000 and she had a
large cargo
The giant who is being exhibited with
Bsmum's circus turns out to be a runaway
slave from Owen county, Ky. lie has ao-
cumulated 100000.
--Jerrc Dunn, who killed jim Elliott,
the prize fighter. at Chicago, has been ac-
Quilted. This trial occasioned almost as
much interes, as Phil ThOmpson's.
1t always gives us plsasureto announce
the hanging Of murderen and therefore
we find qualification in saying that two
were "ierked to Jesus" in the United States
Friday.
Susie Hawkins, Of Lawrenceburg, @ be.
came 90 deperate over her fathers cruelty
that she committed suicide. The inhumAn
parent was tarred and feathered, and driv-
en- from the town, which ia the fourth place
he has b.en driven from.
The Chicago papers are ssvagely com.
menting on the trial Of Jere Dunn. The
accomplished assassin was rendered
champagne supper after the verdict. lie
amused the crowd by knocking down a
man who offered TO congratulate him.
The distilleries Of L. L Mills & Co.
and the New Hope Distilling Co. were de.
stroyed by fire at New Hope Saturday.
Two warehouses containing over S5OO,OOO
worth of whisky took fire but were saved.
The loss will reach $40, OOe; partly insured.
The Grand COmmandery of knights
Templar, which met at Louisville last
week, elected f. s. Hall, Of Louisville,
Right Eminent Grand Commander. DR.
Lansing Burrows, Of Lexington, Grand
Prelate and Henry S. Sandifer, Of Danville,
Grand Senior Warden.
Another terrible cyclone is reported in
the Northwest; at Racine, Wis, over 100
houses were demolished, 2O-odd people
killed and over 100 wounded. In Illinois
the damage was very great TO property and
the loss Of life large. Sixty-three persons
were killed and more than 200 wounded.
"A negro named Dunlap, aged seventy.
five, was nearly beheaded by Pat Haley, a
white boy, at Memphis Sunday. Dunlap
had reported Haley to his father for some
misdeed and had been whipped. The boy
met the negro afterward and, engaging in
a quarrel with him. killed him with a
butcher-knife.
Henry Fleming. who was hung for
murder at Pittsborro, Mis-, objected to dy.
ing dogs death on the gallows, and before
he was pinioned cut his throat terribly
with small pocket knife. The moose was,
however adjusted over the gaping wound
and he died, according to the laws decree,
at the end of rope.
General Charles r. Chalmers has call.
ed editor NJ. G. Galloway, of the Memphis
Appeal, "a falsifer, coward, liar and
literary thief" Mr.. Galloway supplement
ed that in his Appeal with the informa-
ton that Gen. Chalmers Is "a dirty
beast, beggaf, zlanderer, a traitor, a
coward and liar" II is predicted that il
will not end in words.
Daniel Curley, the second man convict
ed Of participation in the Phoenix Park
murders, was hanged Friday morning in
Kilmainham Jail. There were about 900
people outside the walls In letter to his
wife, Curley said: ~ will take my secret
to the grave with me, and leave those who
are at freedom to enjoy 1t. l will die in
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