Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1889-01-15
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r A negro drank half gallon AT viii
ky ut Louisville Sunday and then la
/, over and died.
This is daily occurrence: John
butcher OF Toledo, fatally shot his vii
and then killed himself sunday.
Senator shelby VI. Cullum, who wa
born in Wayne county, Ky, has bee
renominated for the L. :. Senate in i
linois, which is equivalent to a re.ele,
ton
The total coinage OF United state
MINIS during the calendar year lSSS wa
S65,3lS,6lI, divided as follows Gold
SSl ,3S0,s0S; silver, S33,025,G Oi; mino
S0l2,2OO.
The United States ship Iantic
which went TO Hayti to look after tn,
interests OF Americans, reached New
York last week bringing a cargo OF vel
low fever
Some time ago hotel at Chattanoo
IA burned and with it several people
The proprietor, VIM. Bryant, was sus
picioned AS the inccndiary and he !,
now under arrest
4 barn and about 10 mules AN,
horses were burned near Bar,lstown sun
day. The property, valued at $1,000
belonged To Mr.. T. q. Crosicr.
Philip Griffin killed his son-in law
DIR. Myer, at Stephensport, Wis, be,
cause he believed him guilty OF the mul
der OF his daughter, whose death had
been attributed 10 suicide.
Ninety miles of the Knoxville South.
ern railroad, from the line of the Ten.
nessee river, Ia Blue Ridge, Tia, was let
saturday. Fourteen miles near Knox
vile have been completed.
A breach of promise ease i on trial
at Cleveland, o., wherein the plaintiff
charges the defendant with promising to
marry her while his wife was living. The
girl wants $50, 900 damages.
The New York world has made ar
rangements to send an eXploringeXpedi-
ton. headed by Thomas \. stevens, into
Central Africa to obtain authentic news
oi stanley and Emin Pasha.
"A lustlul brute outraged u badly near
Birmingham and then killed her Swear
OLD child because he called ior help.
Bloodhounds are on his track and short
work will be- made OF him if caught.
The Jury in tho rascof irene Cow.
den ", Hon. John W. Langley on a suit
Tor damages Tor alleged defamation OF
character in the United States Circuit
Court, at Frankfort, failed To- agree and
were discharged.
-Four members al one family in
County, Ontario, have been
killed by falling trees im the same piece
If forest within three months. The
balance OF them will keep out Of those
woods ii they arr wise.
"A National German American Pro-
libition league was organized in Chi,a.
90 Its object is to create sentiment
among German Americans in favor of
Total abstinence nl legal prohibition,
bat il will be- harl to do.
The Nandcrbilts pcrivcd last year
only ~l4,O0),000 to he added 10 their in-
tcrcst account. hut rs the winter has
been phynominally mihi one they hope
to pull through without an appeal "a
public charity Louisville Times.
Richard Gary, OF Ilopkinsyile, was
told 10y his father that he must settle
down and 20 10 work, to which he re-
piled that he would die first lie put a
bullet through his brain and Richard IS
himself again in the prospect ii long
rest.
The loss ol life 10y thccyclonc which
swept over southern Pennsylvania last
week is not 50 great as reported, though
ID or more persons were killed at Read
ing and - at Plttsburg. The loss to
there and elsewhere was >imp
~ terrible.
The father ol William X. Foster.
Jr., who recently robbed the New
York Produce Exchange gratuity fund
of nearly S2Ol0O, sent the custo-
dians Of the fund check Tor S1O,OOO,
that it was his sons share Ol
the fortune which he intended 10 divide
among his children.
The following were elected directors
OF the First National Bank Of London:
Vincent Boreing, X. VI. Jackson, George
Givens, Joseph Sampson, J. V. Elliott,
G. V. Anderson, W. 4. pugh, J. \. Craft
and j. W. Alcorn. The directors elected
Vincent Boreing president oi the board
and H. W. Jackson vice-president -
Echo.
Andrew Ferguson, an old colored
man OF this city, has donated to the
Presbytery OF Louisville property val
ued at $1,000. 1t was his all and has
been accumulated through a,liletimc OF
toll. lie is 20 years OF age and the gilt
leaves him dependent upon his cXcr-
tons for the means OF subsistence
Courier-Journal
The Department of Agriculture re-
ports last years crop Of corn at 1885,
80. OOO bushels, valued at the farm at