Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1889-04-05

1T is impossible TO securethe convlc-
ton OF White Caps in the North, Those
recently on trial at Leauenworth, Ind,
/ have all been cleared
Michigan elected the republican
ticket as usual aud adopted an amend-
ment to her constitution increasing the
governors pay from $1,000 to $4,000
The Democratic County Committee,
OF Bourbon has already set the time for
primary election TO nominate candi-
dates for county offices TO be elected
next year.
The Cincinnati Enquirer fooled all
the old soaks on the LIST by advertising
beer at cents glass at certain saloon
The street could hardly hold the crowd
that damned thither.
The First National Bank OF Moberly,
Mo-, makes the 4,0OO'h national bank
organized since the introduction OF the
national banking system Of these, b
1876 are now in operation.
The State Board OF Equalization has
completed its labors and announces that
the total value OF taxable property in
the State is 1901 ,246. 22s, an increase
over last year Of nearly s9,000,000.
The oyster dredging season closed
Tuesday. The time for the tonguing
and scraping will expire on April 18th.
About 100000 bushels OF oysters have
been received at Baltimore during the
season.
Dakota and Minnesota were visited
Tuesday by blizzard, accompanied 10y
low temperature and terrific prairie fires.
resulting in great damage to property.
There was but little loss Of life so lar a.
reported.
Druid Hill Park, i'll Baltimore, seems
to be the Mecca for suicides. Professor
Devon. who killed himself there the
other day, is the 22l person who has
killed himself there since the park Wa
opened to the public
Ed Conger sneaked up behind his
wife as sac sat playing the piano in Lon
lisa Newton's house Of ill.fame in Ciucin-
natl and drove knife into her heart.
He hal forced her to life OF shame and
then got jealous OF her.
The bum" element Of Cottonwood
Falls, Kansas, placed a woman ticket IN
the field as a Joke on .the fair sex, but tie
"better element" turned the point OF the
Joke by electing Mrs. Minnie Morgan
Mayor. and female Board OF Aldermen.
ID. Il. Anthony, brother OF the
great and only susan, was defeated for
mayor of Leavenworth, Kas., by a demo-
crat by over 5000. susan worked all
day for her brother. but the women
wouldn't listen 10 her and voted almost
soidly against him.
The Tennessee Assembly rushed
through both Houses the Dortch Elec-
ton Bill, which provides for the Austria
Ian system OF balloting, and the Myers
Registration Bill. The education quail
fication required by the former measure
will disfrancl.ise large number ofigno-
rant voters in the state.
The assessors returns from all the
counties IN Kentucky show total OF
IS. 3Sl. 42l pounds Of tobacco raised in
1858. AS compared with ll7,2S2.s7d los.
for 1851. or an increase for 1855 over
1897 OF l65,04s,5+5 pounds. In other
words the crop OF lsss is nearly two and
one-half times larger than that Of 1857.
-Fvervthing seems TO be going our
way lust now. The result OF the Rhode
Island election is not definitely known,
bnt 30 out of 50 towns, not including
Providence, show plurality for Davis.
democrat. for governor, over his highest
opponent The legislature Viii be re-
publican, though the majority Viii be
reduced.
lack, the Ripper Jack. the kisser'
and other Jacks nave lad their day and
now comes jim, the Hugger. He - pur' F..
sning his bent in Louisville and his plan F.
is 10 throw his arms around unprotected T.
girls in unfrequ .ntrd streets and hug
them till they scream, AZ the same time
irving 70 insert his hand into their bill
lowy hosams.
Coy. Buckner has granted pardon
70 George Davis and Edward Horton.
two youths who were received at the .
penitentiary several weeks ago from
Danyile. under sentence for year for
A railroad track. Horton : .
a sop Of a Congregational minister in
Essex, England. The court appointed
Mr.. Alex Anderson 20 defend them and /
in the zeal OF that effort, after conyic-
ton. he secured testimony sufficient 10
induce the Governor to grant the par
don