Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1889-12-20
A. T. Nunnelley bought Of Henry
Ben Gaines and William Beck

RPtohVi Nttu win
n his committees tomorrow, after whic
l. Congress will adjourn till after the hol
d days.
{ The House has adopted a report SUI
g costing reward of 5000 for Slcot
e One thousand bills were introduced Wed
@ nesday.
o Milo Ballabasich, mad from terri
e BILE gripping in his abdomen, committe,
e suicide at San Francisco by cutting on
e his intestines and throwing them away
While treating to ''charivari" Mar
tin Phillips, Il newly married man, OF
lopez Island, Washington, John Hal
and John Graham were shot and in
stantly killed by the groom.
In shooting ARRAY at Mt. Sterling
X. +. Smith, a travelling salesman for q
Louisville firm, fatally shot Frank Har,
gy, Chicago drummer, who brought on
the difficulty, claiming that Smith had
insulted his wife.
The Pekin Gazette brags that dur.
ing its short life OF 1000 years 1900 OF
its editors have been beheaded. The
average is a trifle less than two a year
and not large one considering the enor-
nifty of the ofense.
The West Virginia Legislature will
meet January S, TO decide the gubernato.
rial contest. The majority report seats
Judge Fleming, the democrat, by PA
plurality, and the minority gives the Of
flee to Golf by los plurality.
George Early, VIM. Wood, Byrd
Wood and Mamie Wood, four oil the
colored people, have been sentenced to
death for firing the town OF Rocky
Mount on the night of October 18th
Twenty-four buildings were destroyed
Just as Walter Elliott was about 10
be shut up in his coffin at New York he
startled the mourners by inquiring
What are you going to do with me p;
They didn't tell him, and then and there
they abandoned the idea OF burying
him.
The Court of Appeals has decided
that the Hatfield, alias Mounts, who con.
fessed TO the murder of Alfira Mccoy,
must hang and that the judgment of life
imprisonment against the three others
must stick. Mounts will go up about
Feb. |.
The lawyer who knocked down the /
L. ). Marshal at Charleston, w. Va, be-
cause he said Jefferson Davis didn't de-
serve to be buried even in Potters
field, was presented with a handsome
cane by the admiring citi-
zens of his city.
Cliff Hogan, who has been for many
years foreman of the Winchester sun,
while going to his home in the suburbs,
walked into deep cut made in build
ng the Kentucky Union road, fracturing
ais skull and sustaining other injuries
rom which he died
The descendants Of Henry Banks, of
virginia, are asking the courts to ratify
heir alleged claim 10 some 100000 acres
# land in Bell county, this State. Blu
they should get it, what will they dot
nth it? The squatters wouldn't go
Without fight.
The two little Polar bears so lately
orn at the Cincinnati Geological Gar. {
en- have climed the golden stairs They I
ave gone to join the baby giraffe, the
ably grizzlies and the baby hippopota. q
Jus OF New York. The poor little I
lings won't thrive in this latitude. b
The Supreme Court OF Georgia has 2
ecided that the arbitrary standard time,
Iade TO suit the railroads, is not legal e
he judge very wisely decided that time C
as division of the day made from the o
oment the sun crossed the meridian,
nd that no arbitrary variance from this o
me, made to suit railroads, was legal. o
Miss Louise Epperson shot and kill. u
julius Hopper, at her home near Bull Il
rsville, Mo-, for twitting her about her v
admirers. She had threaten b.
TO kill him on a previous occasion II
ld kept her word the first time he J'
,ain offended Miss Louise would W
axe pretty good subject for the hang l.
an. d,
AT Dallas, Texas, Mrs. Mary Adams, in
handsome young widow, was shot and is
tally wounded by w. ID. Cummings, a NJ
jected lover. She had accepted the in
cort of another man from church and Ii
rs fred upon by Cummings, who was c
ambush. BloOdhounds were placed 81
! the track and the assassin was soon e
ptured. ii
Governor Buckner has pardoned w. ii
jenkins, IL years old, and Vest Mil II
:, II years old, sent to the penitentiary ST
! larceny. These boys were discharg- n
upon the application OF Rudolph Sc Sc
nzer, of Louisville, President OF the o.
nmane Society, who undertakes the of
re and detention OF these youthful Of =
iders in the House of Refuge at Lou A
lille.
Jefferson Davis will has been pro- |
ted at Mississippi City, Miss. 1t is da- Y Sn