Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1883-01-30

week, three more than the week before.
The Southern States are credited with 70.
The Boyd county grand jury returned
indictments against q persons, all residents
Of Ashland, for connection with the recent
mob at that place.
There is quite a commotion in France
since Gambetta's death and Paris CORES.
pendent defines II as politicians conflict
for the deceased leaders shoes.
The Colorado Legislature Saturday
elected Hon. Thomas NJ. Bowen to the U.
8. Senate for the long term and Hon. II.
A. W. Tabor for the short term.
The deputy marshal who was hind
enough TO take Frank James from the Jail
to enjoy a theatrical performance, has been
dismissed as he should have been.
Miss Hettie Muster, respectable
young lady Of Calhoun, Ky, arrested
in Louisville for shop.lifting, became de-
lirous and now appears a raving maniac.
The President is quoted "a saying that
he will call an extra session Of Congress II
something was not done at this session to-
ward tariff and internal revenue revision.
II is stated that the wedding Of Senator
David Davis and Miss A. +. Burr will take
place in about six weeks. Preparations for
the event are being made at her uncle's res.
idence near Fayetteville, N. G.
Reuben r. Springer, who built and
gave the Cincinnati Music Hall to the ci-
ty, is sick, huta telephone line has been
fixed 40 that he can lay in bed and listen
to the music at the great Festival this
week.
Experience has shown that the loes by
abrasion tn the handling OF s1lOOO,0OO,
gold coin, in the process Of shipping il
across the ocean, amounts 10 about $500.
So says Mr.. c. b. Patten, Boston author
iiy on banking.
The Arkansas Legislature has passed
resolution TO submit constitutional
amendment forbidding the payment OF the
State aid, levee and Halford bonds, amount
ing to about $ll,0OO0OO. It awaits and
will receive the Governors signature.
-WAsHISGToS, ID. c., Jan. 25-By rea.
son Of the increasing demand from all parts
Of the country for ten cent silver pieces,
comptroller Of the mint, authorized the
coinage into dime pieces Of a half mil
lion ounces Of silver bullion at the p lila
delphia mint.
The grand jury of the st. Louis Crini-
nal Court reports that at least eighty per
cent. OF the crime and pauperism Of that
city is attributed to the saloons, and re-
commends that their minimum license be
placed at 81 900 and those which sell only
wine and beer, $500.
A midnight Extra, giving full details
Of a military ball then in progress was is
sued by the Boston Globe the other night.
The entire edition Of 5000 was perfumed
and the delivery clerks appeared at the
ball 10 full dress suits. This is decidedlya
new wrinkle in journalism.
For ten years the Legislature OF Ken.
lucky has been lodging :he necessity Of
new State house, but it can not be lodged
much longer. The next Legislature should
take hold Of this question in dead earnest
and either build new State house or re-
move the Capitol.-[Princeton Banner.
The docket Of the Fayette Circuit
Court term, which opens on the Sd Of Feb
ruary, closes with 1l9 Commonwealth, 273
old equity suits. and twenty-three equity
appearance Among the criminals cases
are two for murder, one for manslaughter,
and the old Henry White bond-slealing
case over again.
e. J. Norris, school-teacher at Mead.
ow Lawn, KY, is on trial accused Of going
to the school-room barefooted, his ragged
pantaloOns rolled up and supported by one
suspender only. He was also accused Of
drunkenness and dirtiness, and otherwise
demeaning himself in a manner unbecom-
ing a pedagogue.
Miss Mabel Baysrd, daughter Of Sena-
tor Bayard, WAS married at the Church Of
Ascension, Washington. to Samuel d. War
rem, Jr., Of Boston. The wedding was the
most elegant affair Of the season. Senator
Bayard gave away the bride. Among those
in attendance were many Senator's, men,
bers OF the House and several Judges Of
the Supreme Court.
The latest disater is the caving in Of
an old coal mine underlying portion Of
the city Of Wilkesbarre, Pa. Houses were