Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1886-05-25
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Harrison Gill, for 40 years proprietO
Of Olympia Springs, is dead.
-Fifty.nine Of the St. Louis striker
have been indicted for rioting.
The Apschee Indians have murdere,
AZ persons in the last four weeks in AriEo
ns.
A rainfall Of eight inches has seriousl,
damaged the crops in the vicinity Of Char
lotte. N. G.
Wallace, democrat, was elected TO sue
coed the late Gov. Hahn, republican Con
gresham for the Second Louisiana distric.
Prof. Theodore Dwight has been elect
ed President Of Yale College to succeed
Prof. Noah Porter, resigned.
"A plot among the convicts in the State
prison at Frankfort. was discovered By the
officials in time to prevent any effort at es-
cape.
The last session OF the Supreme Lodge
Of Knights Of Honor repealed the provis-
ion against paying policies to the heirs Of q
suicide.
William Alexander, q night clerk at
the Louisville ostofice, is in jail for steal.
ing money from letters, having been caught
BY decoy letter.
The Cook county grand jury, Chicago,
ILL.,, has indicted Spies, Fieldsn and Par.
sons, the three Anarchist leaders, for con.
spring to commit murder.
AT Apple Grove, w. Va, in a family
quarrel young man killed his aunt with
. hoe and was himself killed by the wo-
mans daughter, who used . shotgun.
The House Committee on the Judici.
AIRY has instructed Chairman Tucker to re-
port favorably an amendment to the Con-
stitution declaring polygamy unlawful.
MIR. John Pittmsn, proprietor Of the
Pittman House, Pittsburg, declines In q
well-written card which appears in the
London Leader, to become candidate for
county judge.
-Jaehne, the New York Alderman who
cold his vote to the Broadway Surface rail.
road people, was sentenced to niue years
and ten months imprisonment in the State
prison. He was at once taken to Sing Sing.
The honest men in Congress attained q
great victory when the foreign mail subsi-
dy was defeated BY vote OF l78 TO 80.
Six democrats voted with the minority, and
twenty.six republicans voted with the ma
jority.
"A cigar firm in Milwaukee, which was
bOycotted by the Knights Of Labor, has
brought suit against the organization, claim.
ing heavy damages for the injury inflicted
on its business. The csse attracts much
attention.
One Of the ablest constitutional law
yers in Kentucky has been looking into
the matter, and is Of the opinion that the
recent law making gambling in this State
a felony is clearly unconstitutional. Lou.
isville Timer.
Another call for bonds is made. II is
81 ,00O. 600 Of the three per cent. loan Of
1882, and notice is given that the principal
and accrued interest will be paid on the
first Of July, 1885, and that the interest will
cease on that day.
in Arkansas, VIM. Clark was chsstis-
ing his con when his wife requested him to
desist. Not complying with her request,
she struck him on the head with hoe, in
ficting injuries from which he soon after.
wards died. She was committed TO Jail.
The Masonic Hall property at this
place has cost the fraternity from first to |
last about $4,000, and this week II was
'old for "a 900. The purchaser, Mrs. Lulu
Brock, proposes to build up one Of the best
10 the state.-[somerset
Banner.
There ia neither public use nor public
'sntiment demanding a sub treasury in
Louisville. 1t is purely a gratuitous piece
II log rolling on the part Of Mr.. Willis.
Che deeper he can get his arm into the
,ublic treasury the happier he seems to be.
I Louisville Democrat.
Mrs. George II. Pendleton, wife Of the
United States Minister to Berlin, was
brown from her carriage in Central Park,
Jev York, last week, and received such
ujuries as caused her death ten minutes
She was 81 years old and an
miable and accomplished woman.
w. L. Porter, Chairman Of the Demo.
ratio Committee OF the Eleventh district,
as called meeting of that committee to /
'ssmble at clmpbellsvils on June 8 to de.
srmins upon the time aud place at which /
} hold convention TO nominate a demo. I
'siic candidate to succeed Gen. WOlford I
, Congress. +,