Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1891-04-03
NEWSY NOTES.

I
in Chicago Tuesday.
Over $4,000 worth OF diamonds were
stolen from Jersey City store.
Six men were arrested in Louisville
for selling postage stamps at discount
Forty Indians left Chicago for Eu
rope to Join Buffalo Bills" WILD
West.
There was an increase of SAC, l25. l;
in the public debt during the month Of
March.
Lawrence Barrett's life was insured
for 100000 His estate is worth $780,.
600 more.
The Tennessee Legislature has adj
journed leaving a large amount OF un-
| finished work.
Capt. James X. Howard has taken
charge of the Lexington post'otlice. OF
course he bounced the democratic clerks
the first thing.
President Breyfogle, of the L., y. A.
d c. resigned and has been succeeded by
Gen. Samuel Thomas.
The president has appointed Thos.
II. Carter, of Montana, Commissioner OF
the general land office.
Strikers in the coke region raided
several works and wrecked some of the
plants. Much damage was done.
The recall OF ltaly's Minister will
probably postpone the presidents pro-
posed southern and western trip.
There are not enough hearses and
carriages in Pittsburgh to supply the de-
mand of deaths caused by la grippe.
Minnesota has Just ha the heaviest
snow of the season, Notwithstanding we
are enjoying the second month of spring.
John Ouerbacker has sued the we'll
known hotel keeper, 10 b. Alexander,
of Louisville, for s, 1000 for alleged SLAM
der.
deputy Marshal H. G. Strong has
captured Perry Durham, one of the most
notorious and desperate moonshiners in
Tennessee.
While attempting to release himself
from Deputy U. S. Marshal Beaver, Lee
Dodson, Bardstown "bad horse" was
seriously shot by the officer.
The Mechanics and Traders Bank
of New York offers a reward OF $1,000
for the discovery OF the person who start
ed the story of the alleged bank
troubles.
Secretary Blaine has received a tele-
gram from Kansas to the effect that if he
would furnish transportation 100000 pat
riotic cowboys would like to spend the
summer in Rome.
Beginning with July next, pay
ments at the Louisville and Knoxville
pension agencies will be made on the
4th day of the months OF August, No
vember, February and May.
Washington Quinlan, who was once
worth nearly 81 100000, was found dead
in bed in Albany. n. V, with an empty
morphine vial by his side. He had reg
istered under an assumed name.
The town marshal of Prestonville,
this State, shot the wife of DIR. Contri be-
cause she would not elope with him.
The DR.. will likely return compliments
when he lays eyes on the scoundrel.
The Mckinley Gubernational cam
paign in Ohio began in Cleveland Tues
day night when the Tariff Taxer was
banquetted by the Tippecanoe Club, and
Grated in defense of the work OF Con-
CESS.
-Chauncy Depew and other members
OF the board of directors OF the New York,
New Haven and Hartford railroad have
been indicted by the grand jury at New
York for completely in the recent fatal
tunnel accident in that city.
"A blizzard struck Denver Tuesday
and continued for five hours. Travel
was rendered impossible, and all cable,
electric and horse-car lines were COM
pletely tied up. Snow fell to the depth
OF eighteen inches. The storm prevailed
generally throughout the Rocky Noun
tain region.
"A charter has been taken out in
lthuCDbtC anu vi ihOOi BOidtiOh
filed for the Helenwood and Middlesbo-
no railway. Rldgeway, Sprangle x CO.,
of fleetwood, Tenn, are the incorpora-
tors. This line is, in all probability,
extension of the Nashville,
and st. Louis railroad, by
which the railroad might get to Middles-
boro.
The majority of thecommittee on
Capital Location has agreed upon plan
of submission to the people. The
names of Louisville, Lexington and
Frankfort will be voted upon. The two
leading candidates will stay in and the
hindermost will drop out Then the
two cities will be entitled to contest
again at another general election, and a
majority will determine the seat OF gov
eminent. The whole fight comes up
Tuesday and the big and little guns are |