Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1884-04-04
EoTES OF c08RkET EVENTS.

The reduction Of the public debt fol
March is $l4 2Ss. 1924.
Judge W. NJ. Geckner decline, a re-
appointment az Railroad Commissioner.
Hon. ETans d. Allnutt, representa-
tive Of Louisville, has been adju1ged lu'
natic and ordered to the asylum,
j. F. Ransdall, postmaster at New
castle, KY. il short $500. His aged ia.
ther-in-la" will pay the money. Randall
has fled. -,
-ConsrssSmsn Nichole, Of Georgis,
moved that Sherman's Dsnyille Investi-
cation Committee be instructed to investi-
gate the Cincinnati riots
-Bsrner, the Cincinnati murderer, has
been put to work at moulding in the
Ohio penitentiary, which is considered
the hardest work in the Institution.
"A young desperate named Gibson
walked up TO a man named Mccoy, at
Hopkinsville, Ky, and shot him dead
there was no provoCation whatever A
mob lie after him.
Jas. MAY, a horFe Jockey from GsrTard
county, was brought to Nicholssville IN.
der arrest and placed in all, charged with
stealing horse frop ThO'. Peel, Of that
county, about six week ago
The Governor has appointed Judge
De H,v,n ssspecial Judge in the Gaze Of
the Commonwealth against J b Le'cher,
and b specisl term will be held the first
Monday in May, at NicholssEille.
AT Lexington, Ky, colored cougregs-
ton was erioined from building a church
by neighboring .roder.y holders They
gave bond, obtained restraining order and
will build An interesting trial will re
suit.
Frank Elliott, colored, assaulted a
young lady in York county y. C., Tues
day incoming. Tuesday evening he was
taken from the sheriff and lypohed. A
card on bis body ssid, 'Our daughters we
protect"
The pcs,C flee receipts chow up we'll
notwithstanding the reductions Of postsge,
A decrea'e OF $780, 900 in over $4,000, 600
in sales OIL stamps for the quarter is doing
well, considering the short time since the
reduction
The collections on spirits, in the Sew.
enth Kentucky Disrict during March.
amounted to 1924 673 Ole thousand bar.
rels we're shipped to foreign porte, and from
FIVE to eight thousand will be shipped dur.
the coming month.
Hon. James w, Anderson committed
suicide oy throwing himself into we'll at
Fleming, Ky. He had been in bad health
for some time. He used TO represent Knox
county in the Legislature and was OF
course a republican.
1t is estimated that the whisky in
terests Of the country will sustain loss
of fully a million and a quarter Of dollars
by reason Of the defeat OF the bonded ex.
tension bill. IL is sid that over 100000
barrels will be exported, mainly to Ger.
many.
For the fret quarter Of the year ended
Mnci 81, the business failures 10 the Unit
ed States are reported bv Il. G. Dun & Co.,
to number 296 as against 2.SO6 in the
corresponding quarter last year. The liza.
bilities amount to s4O,OOO,0O0, compared
with 1887 10000 in the FRS. quarter OF
1888.
The Oldham county republicans
adop'ed resolutions to the efec. that the
clouds that hung like pail over The in.
comiOg OF the present administration lave
Ill been dispelled through the guidance Of
an everything Providence" endorsed Ar.
thur, instructed for Col. w. O. Bradley
for delegate at-lsrge and W. II. sneed for
district delegate. Judge VIM. Manly wa'
suggested for elector.