Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1890-04-04
NEWS CONDENSED

lllt dltNl ~
u Sam Wharton, aged "a, fell dead o.
epilepsy on street in Hsrrodsburs.
M. Il. Baker has been appointed
post master at W;thers, in Rockcsstle
county.
The House passed the Fertilization
bill without division. II sppropriates
1881 ,67s.
Virgins claims that he predicted the
tornado OF last week and also SAYS this
month will be a squally one.
The danger OF water famine in
Louisville was averted by the satisfscto-
ny workings OF a temporary pumping
apparatus.
The death OF Congressman WILDER,
OF New York, which occurred Tuesday,
makes the seventh member of the pres.
ent Congress to die.
f. A. Abbey, the artist, is to receive
$4,000 from the Harpers for Illustrating
a new addition of Shakespeare.
The entire democratic ticket includ-
ing George w. Peck, author of Peck S
Bad Boy" for mayor, was elected in
/ Milwaukee.
Hon. William l.. Jackson, son OF the
late Judge William l.. Jackson, is an
nounced as candidate Tor judge OF the
jefferson circuit court.
Gen. Thomas c. Anderson. promi.
nent Louisiana politician and member
of the famous Returning Board OF 1876,
is dead at New Orleans.
The Queen of England is said to be-
seriously considering the sdvissbility of
abdicating the throne in order to give
the Prince OF Wales chance.
-Ex- Sheriff Flack, OF New York, was
sentenced to two months Imprisonment
and fined 500 for conspiracy in obtain
ing fraudulent divorce from his wife.
A magazine OF powder exploded in
the coal mines of the Sloss Company, at
Coalburg Ala. Fifteen negro convict
miners were injured, six OF them fatally.
The lines composing the Granger
system OF railways have been purchas- |
ed by the Fast Tennessee, Virginia and
Georgia Company for s5,5OO,00o. They
embrace 200 miles
Another chapter in the Hatfield Me- |
Coy vendetta was begun Saturday at Lo-
gan Court House, w. Va, when Jerry |
Hatfield. a cousin OF Devil Anse" Hat.
field WAS shot and killed by NJ. G. Lee.
-Ninety.three thousand Englishmen.
1000 Irishmen and 1900 Scotchmen |
emigrated 10 the United States in 1889,
and the chances are that this number
will be nearly or quite doubled this
year.
The Climax says that Lyman Bur
rell, who came to Richmond TO get a
coffin for his mother.in-law, Mrs. Jennie |
Golden, aged ~, died from the effects OF
being thrown from the wagon during a
runaway.
VIM. Smith, a farmer living near
Dabney, Pulaski county, got drunk at
Mayfield's distillery and wandered off. I
His dead body was found this week in I
an out OF the way place near Levi Hub
ble's farm.
The New York World reporter who [
secreted himself where he could hear all /
that was going on in grand jury room
and then published the proceedings en-
tire, was fined $3.50 and sentenced TO 30
days in Jail.
A man who has been convicted OF
. 10 Il a;,ht hapnaA
Tuesday in Szegedin, Hungary. He ex-
hbited great cowardice on the scaffold,
AS was natural for man guilty of muir
dering women.
While on spree and standing on /
rear of train on the Louisville South
ern, shooting his pistol at anything and
everything he took mind to, Tom Shell.
ton, OF Salvisa, fell of as it was crossing
a trestle and was killed.
The House Committee has reported
favorably bill to pay Mrs. Elizabeth
Moore, OF Danville, Sl.sOO, being the
amount of expense incurred by her in
providing hospitals and furnishing sup
plies for wounded and sick soldiers dur
ing the war, at Danvile, at Camp Dick
Robinson and other places in Kentucky.
Richmond is calling loudly for a
public building and GOV. McCreary has
offered bill to that end. The House
Committee on Post-ofhces is expected to
report soon general bill, which pro.
vides post-ofiice buildings shall be erect
ed by the government in every town
where the post-ofiice receipts amount to
81, 800 per year II