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Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-12-04
0AXtILLE. soEzE coQErE.

--Paintemrars giving the Courthouse a
much. needed coat Of paint.
y. M. McFerran told on Saturday 10
Green b. woodcock "a fat chipping cattle
averaging I 500 pounds Cd 8 cents.
r-Arthur, 500 Of Mr. Joseph Faulconsr,
eyed sboui IA year< died Saturday tight.
He had been 10 dslie.ls hsslihg fof some
tsne past. No w
Mr. Fred Masonheimer. young man
who was raised in Danville, was married 10
Lexington on Wednesday evening 10 Miss
Bstde Ferris, of that city Pred and his
bride are here Spreading a few days with his
fathers hmin.
The meeting at the Christian church
still continues, With "a additions up to the
close Of the services Sunday night. 1t is
not known yet when the meeting will close;
certainly not 50 long as the present degree
Of interest is shown.
DIR. J. f. Nave, the veterinary surgeon,
and Mr.. G. Z. Baur, both Of this place, have
applied for patent for an adjustable har-
ness pad invented by them. II can be ad-
listed from the centre so as to fl any horse,
no matter what the shape Of bis back may
Be. TIE model has been seen aud spprov-
ed BY Wholesale dealers in Cincinnati and
Louisville and by many citizens Of this
county Who have much 70 do with horses
Mr.. Baur, who is a practical workman. is
nov constructing an Improved model.
The new standard time, or Stanford
time. which ever il Is, il not very popular
with US. Mr.. YeissI, the ieweler who has
charge Of ,hs ,osn clock, says that he was
instructed BY Mr. Wiseman, Of the city
government. tossi the CLOCK forward TO the
old time, a. the new arrangement was moi
'atisiaelOry 10 the College officials and the
pastors Of some ofthe churches and perhaps
other ei,izsn-, so Mr. Ysissr "sOt her" for
ward; and now the town has one time and
The railroads another
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-12-04

Louis Moore, Sam Ishs, Henry
Mesux and Harvey james broke jail In
L,wrencebure on Thursday night, and
getting possession Of two horses belonging
to james Mccall, who lives four miles
from town rode 10 within short distance
Of this place, turned the horses loose and
separated about 8 o'clock Friday night.
Inks and Moore came through town and
were arrested three miles out on the Lex.
ineion road BY policeman II. w. French.
Meaux and james took come other direc-
ton and thus far have escaped arrest, Mr..
w. ]. Bickerr, jailsr Of Anderson county
and Messr.. J. w. and Frank McGuinness
arrived Saturday morning and took Moore
and Inks back to their old quarters. Mr..
McCslls horses were recovered end return
ed 10 him.
Charles Lyle. a negro boy, who thinks
he is about twenty years old, was brought
10 town Friday morning ard placed In Jail
on the charge Of wiIfally shooting and
killing a negro woman named Mollie
Bruce. on the farm Of James II. Baughman
in the ives, end Of the county. Lyle and
three other boys had been hunting that
day and returning little before dark went
10 the cabin occupied BY Mollie. and al
though warned BY the other boys that the
gun was loaded, and according to their sto-
ry, declaring himself that he knew II was
loaded, he persisted in pointing Il at the
woman, and finally discharged Il, blowing
a hole through her head and killing her
instantly. Lytle's story Is that he fred the
gun of as the party was returning home,
and that after they reached home and
while he was milking one Of the boys load
ed the gun sgain, and that when be went
into the cabin and picked IL up be did not
know 1t was loaded. He says ALEC that the
room was so dark that he could not see The
caps on the tubes, and that while the gun
was resting on his arm. be touched the
trigger accidentally not knowing even that
the gun was cooked, when it went or kill
ing the woman He processes great regret
at the occurrence, and claims that il was
purely accidental. He denies that he ever
the woman or that he ever had
any quarrel with her. On these points IL
Is said be will be contradicted when the
case comes 10 trial.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-12-04
VALUABLE
Garrard Co. Lands
FOR SALE.

offer At private sale my farm OF about 900 acres,
In 0arrard, about one mile below Camp Dlck Rob
inson, with large cottage house Of eight rooms, In
ary ali being In grace. On the place II disiil.
lery q about 100 bushels eapsclty. The turnpite
20 los acrts part % the n. N. Jones isfm. the
same pike, adjoining the above. The two places
sill b sold whole, divided 70 suit purchas-
retin the disfuiefy, ofit cpn bs removed. Also q
smallfarm adloinins the ahove-,lescflbed propef-
~, With fair improvements IN the intersection Of
the Dnnville and husna Vista turnpiks-, contain
Ing about 6i acres. small tract ofli acres. ad-
Joining lands Of T. DUN. Alsp store house In
the town of Bryanisvllle, warehouse near the de-
pot ir Lancaster burial lot In the Lancaster cem
etsry, dc. All the above prop erty will h. sold
very liberal terms. for further particulars call
Oh o. address EM. HERHEfE,
fep. ~ a. hfyantsville. Ky.
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GEO. 0. BARNES in SCOTLAND
"PRAISE THE LORD"
3S BERKELEY terrace. ELDERsLIE ST. I
GLASGOW, Nov. Is, 's3

Bsar fafertors
Scotland is fsvorite resort 10 sum-
nsf and tourists aOck 10 enjoy the invigor-
ating climate. Ofcourse there must be a
compromising discomfort for all this, and
one hits it in perfection in November. We
were forevarned and 80 in measure fore
armed; but l have only to say that the
grim reality far exceeds our most imsgina-
tive expectations. We are just now in the
I'd day Of fog, ofthe genuine London sort,
technically known as "pea-sOuP" fog. from
its general color and density. About the
hue Of London brick, II is-or brownish
yellow-and taking hold Of the throat and
eyes with q raspins. pyrolisneous effect this
impscted mixture Of the breath Of $4,000
chimneys and 100000 pairs Of lungs Is held
in solution BY the raw. condensed moisture
Of Scotch November. One must be on
the spot to appreciate il. The solitary
pleasant feature Of this particular fog IL
that IL renders the almost illimitsble sign
'of"Wylie a Lochhead. Faaenl Undertsk-
ers." &c, &c, invisible 1.-The last written
words being the portion that spans the full
capacity Of our spsoious front window, in
glarins. golden letters and fully keeping
up the impression produced BY the issue at
short intervals Of the doleful hesrses and
mourning carriage. described In previous
letter.
By the way. this wealthy firm. rsmifying
in various kindred Department., in several
parts Of the city, we're burned out In Buch-
anan street last Saturday week; where their
immense furniture establishment contribu-
ted in part TO one Of the most destructive
fires Glasgow has had for msny years. Az
ter our service at PArtick, We all ran up BY
the tram TO the scene Of conf agration and
from favorable point witnessed the terri.
BILE sight. ~
But to return TO our "pea-soup." We
have kept our four gas burnsss in the sit
ting-rOom OF 70 their Gull cap1cit b III day
yesterday and todsy thusfar Every time
tbs door opens the enemy PUSHES IN apd in
vain DO we essay 70 shut the successivere
Inducements Of dizziness out. sa we cough
and gasp and sneezs and weep and bear il
as besi we can. altar every fresh incursion.
outsids, The ratiliDg or numbering vehicles
20 BY; the noise Of wheels upon the paving
stones, coming ont Of invisible depths, with
nothing Of drivers, horses or carriages seen
Out Of the ysllowish. brown abyss also pro-
eesl&shouts, whistles, Gala ofvarions kinds
expossulatory, obligatory and explanatory,
connected with the invisible mas Of hui
manity aud horss-hssh snysloped in the
smoky mist The trans creep cautiously,
along shs rails; carriers lead ,heir horses by
the bis; aa'srops, crops a. bet they can to
their several destinations Ga the side
walk people pwse along, banPing against
each other, emerging in an iusiantfrom va.
Guilty and disappearing In another insiani
into fog space A very ios,ls Of spsctres 10
a city Of ghosts. IL this great Glasgow now
II only We could ahord Il and there we're
no, duties iorbidding We should make our
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-12-04

THE Courier Jouynai exultinely sysi
The South and West elected Carlisle TO.
night on a principle. and the south and
Wesi will elect . democratic President 10
1881 Thank God, the old democratic par
y has come back 70 lie first love, and At
lsst IL has got a living. vigorous issue to
fight upon. Il l. the tariff and how Il
shall he revised. II affects directly and
indirectly, every man, woman and child IN
the country. Now let the republicans
naunt their bloody shiri II they dare. In
the mean time the democrats will throw
out the banner Of tariff reform. and intel
ligensly and couraseousIY discuss Il with
the people. No democrat need fear the re
suit Those who do not sRree with the
principles Of the party can get up and leave
H. This is a good place for them TO clip
out. There are thousands Of homes, men
all over the country to step into their rlac-
e.; 40 drive on the revenue coach.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-12-04

THE Cincinnati Ners Journal Is no longer
an experiment. Ii Isl fixture and every
democrat in Ohio should be proud Of Il.
The work Il has done for the party can not
be estimated. for I. labored in season snd
ont Of season With irsanits the mosi crafty
ing. These remarks are called forth on
noticing that il has attained the age Of one
year with the brishies, Of prospects fsr the
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-12-04

DAsvrLLE, Ky, DEC. 8. 5P. N.-Two
negro men giving their names as james
Galloway snd Henry Smith. we're arrested
at Lebanon, this morning. charged with
burelarizing the house Of Henry Tucker.
In Miteh,l'burg. A suit Of clothes and
various other articles Of clothing were
found on the person Of one. They we're
brought here this evening By the town
marshal Of Lebanon, David Cleaver. and
the examining trial set for Wednesday al
10 P. NJ, pending which they were sent TO
iail. Al.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-12-04

PRoF. J. II. Tics, who some years ago,
succeeded 10 making quite reputation as
a weather prophet and who upon the the
strength Of il went on lecturing tour in
which he did not slight Stanford, though
Stanford sighted him so far as giving him
crowd, died suddenly, al ST. Louis, Fri
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-12-04

DIR. George W. BAeBY, a vell-known
humorist and lecturer. Of Richmond, Va,
has gone to join the innumerable caravan
which moves to that mysterious realm. His
articles over the signature Of "Moszis Adj
dums" have caused many Virginisn and
others TO laugh and grow Fat, for the lac,
quarter OF century.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-12-04

tbs absurdity Of trying to conform the
local with the railroad time, is shown al
every point, but more especially at such
points ss Petersburg, w. Va. A division
OF the Baltimore a Ohio r. r, ends there
and the trains are run by Eastern time.
Across the river Central time begins, so
in the distance Of half mile there is ex-
actly an hours difference Ia time.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-12-04

SUNDAYS New York Herald says Of the
CArlisle nomination; IL the democratic
leaders have energy and Intelligence the
causus actioo Of last evening means sweep
az democratic victory next rear. For the
frst time in many years there b before the
party fair prospect Of such popular favor
- they have been seeking BY many devious
and false roads. AT last they are on the
risht track. ThecAocus vote win surprise
srsat nsny people. ~ IS
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-12-04

In oonss quenoe Of the general dissasisfAc-
lion at the appearance and quality Of the
recently issued postal notes. the Postmast-
er-Gsneral has ordered a change to 10
made. Hereafter they will be printed on
blue tinted paper instead Of the yellow now
used. One O. NE principal objections 10
the present notes il that the paper on which
ihsy are printed becomes ezsiiy mutiiaied-
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HarpeE's Baxlr l. al once the mott brilliant and
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most Of brilliant noyelties are promised for 1854.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-12-04

OHIo has Law which allows The Gov
srnor 10 pardon conyicis ON conditions
Last June. such clemeney wss EXTENDED 70
Ons Rndisille, on eondiiion that be would
abstain nom intsxiosiing liquor, but he
failed 10 do 70 and sss sccordinely rear
rested and returned TO the peniisntiary 20
ssrss out the balance Of his Term, which u
i've years.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-12-04

In has been plaip for some time that
CnnbaDsh. collector Of Internal Revenue
in shs Second KENNEDY Disirict had to 90.
He was entirely too fresh for Commission
er Evsns, whom he had the timeriiy TO
charge with using his Office TO shield . de-
fsulting brothsr-in.law, and il is not sur
prising that somebody -else has his place
Capt. Farley. Vi no ran for Treasurer on the
Republican State ticket, in August, is the
fortunate man. One By one they receive
their reHArd.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-12-04

fssa singular i.s, sh., A! bs. one q
lks ViTsilis dsIee.lion voted -for Randall.
Holman. the n r.. &,a's candidate for
rs.sikssi. voted for Cox.
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Jous GnlrrrS CARLISLE, Kentucky's
ho.orsd son and thorough Statesman, vas
nominated on the FIRE, ballot, for Speaker Of
fb~ House Of Representative BY the eau.
enc. Saturday nirht. receiving JOG votes 10
R-.dalp. 52and Coxs 80, more than double
R.ndslrs vote and 25 more than both Of
Diem pnt together. The nomination was
sfs.r~nrds made unanimous and his oppo-
n~n,s both pledged their support and
promiscd to renew their eaorts for the
democracy. Yesterday the members In
Coneress assembled. ratified the work Of
An. caucus and Mr.. Carlisle now occupies
m, third highest office in the Government
His election is a decided triumph for the
tariff reformers aud gives the democracy
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-12-04

TIE xsore We iavesligate the circum-
stances Of the killing Of young Anderson,
fhs more We are convinced that Denny
eifhsr acted under the excitement Of In
tense fear or deliberately murdered man
20 drunk that he did not know what he was
doing and one whom he could have easily
tied even had he been sober and in the
posssrsion OF all his faculties Physically
Denny 10 perhaps a hundred pounds larger
than his little victim was and his superiority
in strength Is shown in the fact that he
held him with one hand aud shot him to
dsHih with pistol in the other. A public
prosecutor for six years. fully cognizant Of
fhe lawful procedure in such cases, 1t does
seem 10 MS that had be been as earnest in
his desire to act legally as he pretended TO,
Judging by his blatant appeals to the
juries 10 enforce the letter Of the law
against similar offenders, he might have
avoided. 70 say the least, the dying OF bis
hands in The blood Of fellow creature.
Anderson had acted imprudently and I'M
lawfully, but that should not excuse his
murder. 1t also occurs 10 us that County
Attorney Brown bears quite an unenviabls
psrtsn the butchery Of yopng Anderson.
Instead Of using the prescribed legal steps,
whsa he knew that Anderson had made
thrs~is and was acting in m unlawful man.
ner, the witnesses tell US that he was jump
ing around with a pistol which he had
drawn. evidently acting anything but the
ps.cenaaker. He has no more right TO car
~ pistol concealed than private citizen,
and his conduct should be Investigated BY
The Grsad jury, IL mot Immediately done
An officer should be tbs last man to break |
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Farming Lumber !

Call on " or write for prices We keep. a iarss
stock and win do our beet 70 please you IN price
and quality Of material
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1883-02-18
STOPPED BIZ THE FOG.
Waiting Steamboats,, Intercepted MIN WNg.
ons, and Irregular Ferries.

Waiting Steamboats,, Intercepted MIN wHs.
oas, and Irregular Ferries.
When half dozen milk carts ratified up to
the gates at both ends Of the Roosevelt Street
Ferry yesterday morning. the drivers found
the gates locked. and ferry masters and gate
men we're absent. Tho dense fog through
which street lamps could hardly DO discerned
three blocks away. explained the situation. The
wagons went to the Grand Street Ferry. where
the fog bells were monotonously tolling. From
8 A. N. until A. n. no wagons were allowed
to eros: and The result wes compact jam Of
boats we're run with little regard to regularity.
q sSe 9ss ~ css
III steamer SsxDor. 2, tie Fall River line
Soars sate. e The Old Colony and CIV q Now
Bedford which should have left for fsil River
On Friday evening left yesterday afternoon:
her pier at O'clock on Friday morning. but
anchored at City Island in the fog. and re-
mH ss hs5s nn OF ss line
Island did not leave on Friday evening, and
BY AZ TX
Tho Providence line. which runs nothing
BIT freight bGs,. SsHss during the winter
should n Elan ha2s ely Feb he kw BysP n' Eh
two miles up and returned. She left again at
about Il on Friday night but anchored above
f Haven resched New York st i H.
instead OF 2 A. NJ yesterday
seet storm SGT In at midnight. and the
streets were very slippery.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1883-02-18
College Athletes.

These colleges were represented at tho meet
ing Of the Inter Collegiate Athletic Association In the
Fifth Avenue Hotel yesterday: Amherst, Columbia
Harvard Lehish University Lafayette Princeton. Rut
gers Trinity the University of Pennsylvania, Yale. and
the College Of the City Of New York Bowdoin Hsmil
ton Union. and Wesleyan were dropped from member
for tire. Among the regulations adopted
weighed before the trial contests the day OF the
sports and ~ tile presence OF a. least one Of ne Eneen
saturday May &C. either on tbs New York Athletic Club
hundred yards dash 22o yards dash Qusrtsr mile run
half mile run, one mile run l2o yards hurdle race run
running broad jump throwing ;hs hsmmsr putting ne
are candidates degree shall be allowed to enter all
contests steps taken 70 secure representation ~
Tie NatiOpA Amateur Athletic Association O. Lowell
OF Harvard was elected President for 1888 and Il. w.
Mcintosh Of Princeton, Secretary.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1883-02-18

tor On the morning Of the %SEdsr the counsel
Lord Frederick Csyendsh and Mr.. Burke, ne
ss Ps & Ssie ns.
aHf 5k bP sna pse . Hs2
Carey again looked the two rear men had
i SfsS . aP 'nsl. s s'%a
man dressed In . gray suit: That Was all saw.
the dsS
After left the park. met at the Island Bridge
goe Smith, person who was acquainted with
%s. Smith who Ola ksvs$ssS X hurry up up and
brady. who said that be stabbed Mr.. Burke in
s' easS sm sn'r sss s%
round. and saw Kelly coming away from
BSs anf Brad, sa Pray
Cayendish. whom he spoke, struck me with an
Ss and s saoH fe h hSn ns h nsS ,SS
Before the murder he !carey, was waiting :.
yihS msS. s%
SpIss s s's .'fssS saH
pointing him out 70 ,CuIley as the man 10 tho
su hs 81 1s s sTss %
tho Hibernisn SCHOOL. The mIrde rel sot then
mSyn nc de- DC s and t. sure l. Ss
i isIspd BSTidss tie two victims were two hun
The witness detailed his conversation with
Curley IN the evening, who said he had st first
wSen he snv ,be man sac. sh"u, Threa ~ thar
were armed. Brady had two knives. After the
murder nn C9Eley saw Brady wiring a bloody
cab and camo t. Dublin. He put a card into
similar notices to the Times and the Freen,an's
g e. T9s snrds Executed by order
During the giving Of the testimony Brady
detected, except James Muliett who wore a de-
Carey , Concluded with details concerning tho
as suspects " in kilmainham jail. by the Sus-
ss 10
nation as one OF the four leaders OF tho lnvinci-
Carey further stated in his evidence that at.
At MSCaiifey's house; No: was there also
sss hss ssa him Fl GU Of ss dss
murders the knives with which they had been
committed were produced by Brady. No. I"
ordered them to be destroyed. The blades
were broken into little pieces and the handles
/" was at the end OF September or the begin.
ming Of October. 1t was at the Black Rock sta
ton. Carey then told him of the disappear:
been hidden In Cumberland street.
!, Tho inquiry WAS adjourned until Monday. on
Before the, court adjourned. Carey formally
identified all the prisoners. Several Of the
Fl s
lAney. who looked to be worry H. said solemnly:
That Ia the man meaning Carey) may thank
Smith. the employee OF the Board Of Works.
VIII? was reported to have been arrested yes
spiracX !, not q prisoner. but Ii communicate
Ing with the police.
GALWAY. Feb l7.-To-day tho evidence Of an
informer was adduced inculpatin0 Pollcome m
Muldooney In the murder Of D0hefty.