Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1884-04-25
EoTES or c0RREST EVENTS.


james G. Blaine is a Catholic, of Cath
Ollie parentsge on the mothers side.
Gettysburg, Pa, furnished hanging
Tuesday, jobs Cogle for the murder Of a
woman.
Edmund p. Thomas, for forty years
Clerk of the Henry County Court, is dead
at Eminence
The Mississippi republican district
delegates are twelve for Arthur, one for
Blaine and one for Logan.
The customs will be deminished
about $1,000, 900 per annum if the Nor
rison tariff bill becomes a law.
1t seems that Frank James has estsb
lished 8 pretty fair abb in the Mussel
Shoal robbery case at Huntsville.
The whisky pooi troubles are over for
the present. All differences have been
settled, aud the market is steady at 81 10.
The republicans, who wear breeches,
are trying TO GUST Mrs. Ross from the New.
port, Ky, postofice alleging mismanage-
msnt
The Lewis county Ky democrats
instructed their delegates to the States con.
vention to vote for Tilden and Hen.
drickS.
Frank Dewalt, the president of the
Lesdvile National Bank, who stole SAL
900, looks like a cross between dude and
a hummer
A great earthquake occurred in En-
gland Much damage was done to pro-
perty in various places, and some people
were injured.
President Bennett H. Young officially
announces that the Southern Exposition
will be opened at Louisville August l6,
and will close October %.
The Civil Service Reform Association,
of Chicago, advocates the repeal of the four
years. limitation upon the terms Of post
matters, district attorneys, revenue collec-
tors, sc.
1t il claimed that the longest train ever
hauled consisted OF 1872 empty cars, one
loaded car, dead engine and two caboose
cars. 1t was 5000 feet long and was run
on the Pennsylvania road between Clark's
Ford snd Sunbury.
The Louisiana election, Tuesday, re-
rulted in the success OF the entire demo
cratic State ticket by from $4,000 to 80
600 majority. The Legislature is over
whelmingly democratic.
Arrangements have been made in New
York for the nomination Of General But
Ter for President, and Congressman Reagan,
Of Texas for Vice President. by the anti
monopoly party, with an understanding
with the Grsenbsckers that they are to
ratify the nomination.
-Corneilson, the cowbider Of Judge
Reid, waived an examination for assault
and battery and was held to the Circuit
Court in $500. His bondsmen we're X. A.
Mitchell, the mayor, Rev, Thos. Munnell,
S. s. Gaitskill, and others. The case will
be holly prosecuted in the Circuit Court
and as vigorously defended,
The Committee on Pensions has re-
ported fsvorably on Mr.. Wolford's bill
increasing the pensions of soldiers who lost,
an arm at the shoulder from $24 to S37 per
month This merely equalized the class
of pensioners named with those who lost a
limb at the hip, whose pensions were raised
to the sum named some time ago
During performance in a circus at
Bucharest, Roumania, the roof Of the s,ruc.
ture fell in. The lights were extinguished
and terrible panic insued, which was in.
creased by the outbreak of fire. Five
dead bodies and one hundred wounded
have been carried from the ruins and large
number of persons are missing.
-Patsey Delehanty, brakeman on the
Falmouth, KY, accommodation train on
the X. c. road, requested Geo. Frank.
drunken loafer of Butler. Ky, to take his
muddy feet off the cushion in the ladies
coach, whereupon Frank drew his revolver
and shot Delehanty twice, once in each
thigh, producing painful wounds. Frank
was lodged in Jail at Butler.
The Louisville & Nashville, Chesa-
peake & Ohio, and Chesapeake, Ohio &
Southwestern, have agreed to sell round.
trip tickets to delegates to the Republican
State Convention, which meets in Louis.
vile on May l, at one and one-third of
the regular fare, which will be -four cents
per mile. Tickets will be good from
April 2S to May ?, the time to be extend
ed if the convention holds over. The
same rate will apply to the Democratic
Convention, which meets in Frankfort on