Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1891-06-02
NewSY NOTES.

An immigrant girl has arrived IN
New York with nose 81 inches long.
According to reports from Delaware,
the peach crop will be the largest known
| for years
The schooner Thomas Hume went
down in Lake Michigan and seven lives
were lost
Nelson Motiett, aged 90, was hung at
/ Lexington. Miss, for the murder OF an
other negro.
Ben Athy, an Owensboro newspa-
per man. was drowned while fishing in
Green River.
Near Ashland, two men were killed
and two others we're mangled in mill
boiler explosion.
-Ex-Mayor f. II. Taylor, Jr., was
nominated for legislature in Franklin
county over Farmer Scott
Returns from the local elections h Id
in Virginia Thursday, show the demo-
Gratis successful at all poins.
The group OF seven oil wells in Bar
rem has been sold to New ork ana
Findlay, O., parties for $4,000
The Knights Templar have just
closed a pleasant conclave at Frankfort.
The next will be held in Covington.
A monument to the late Robert
Norris. IL. D., poet laureate OF Free
masonry. was dedicated at Lagrange Fri
day.
james Graham, OF Scott county,
Ind claims TO have killed a rattlesnake
that measured nineteen feet long and
had thirty.nine rattles.
A Nashville jury decided that under
the gambling act Mrs. Mcreer could re-
cover $4,000 lost Ivy her husband In
bucket-shop speculations,
The L. :. court at Nashville has
awarded a man $3.50 damages from both
the l.. d y. and Pullman companies be-
cause porter assaulted him.
w. w. Brown, wealthy farmer
and the largest fruit grower in Eastern
Kentucky, was kicked 10y a mule near
Somerset. Sunday, and will die.
A trestle on the Shenandoah alley
railroad, near Luray, Va, gave way sun
day and % freight cars were thrown IN
to deep ravine. Two men were Killed
DIR. Coomes, professor OF physiology
in the Kentucky school OF Medicine, has
that three parts OF Methyl
violet in 1000 parts OF water will cure
lupus.
The figures OF last iall-democratic
vote, 5.O42, 40; all other, Ash, 1iS-pre-
empt the title OF The Peoples Party OF
the United States OF America. IN. \.
World.
Mrs. Luella Photograph, OF Topeka,
Kan, while temporarily insane murdered
her three children, committed suicide
and fired the house, the bodies all being
burned to coal.
Mrs. Mary Vogel, the woman who
shot and killed little white boy whose
marble rolled in her yard, was acquitted
At Louisville. The killing was done withs
Flobert rifle and the plea was that 1t
was an accident.
BY the death OF Richard Somerset,
Fourth Earl of Clancarty, Belle Billion,
an English music hall singer, becomes
Countess of Clancarty, she having mar
red his eldest son.
In johnson City, the body OF Mrs.
Albert Evans, popular young married
woman. was found in ravine, and the
oeople are at a loss TO know whether she |
shielded or was foully dealt with.
John Bardsley, Philadelphrs de-
'aulting treasurer, is behind the bars
unable TO give the $4,000 bail required.
He stole $4,000 and stopped because
nothing more to steal.
Engineer John Macleod, OF the
louisville Southern, says that road VIII
ne built to Middlesboro in the near
uture. and that it will be 20 miles
shorter to Louisville that the l., X \.
The Rev. George w. Nancil is un-
Ter arrest at Duquoin, H., charged with
His colleague, the Rev.
Jerry Holmes, was arrested few days
100 on the same charge.
A jury in the police court OF Clnc'n-
lati decided that it was not game OF
base hall unless nine innings had been
,laved. and so discharged the Assocla-
ion PLAYERS who were arrested by the |
police last Sunday.
A lot of women and men were
drinking in a house at Taylorstown, Pa,
when one of them overturned lamp
and set the building afre. Four OF
them were too drunk to get out and
were burned to death.
Trouble is feared at the hanging OF
Eugene Story, the Mississippi desperate,
which is set for Tuesday, in Holmes
county. Story was once rescued by his
friends. and since his recapture for
second murder has been in the peniten-
.iarv for safe keeping.
Mrs. Mary Prescott Perzell was
ranted an absolute divorce from the