Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1891-04-10
kEWSY NOTES.

Adam Lejere shot and killed Lew
sey Leach over a woman, near Middles
boro.
A New Jersey man devoured 50friet
eggs on wager, the other day, in 8!
minutes.
The board of equalization increased
the assessment Of property in Kentucky
$40, 100000,
The abstract building and franklin
Hotel, in Memphis, burned, causing a
loss of $4,000.
In the Pennsylvania region $4,000
miners are to go out on strike for an s.
hour day, May l.
The l.. 4 y. has been completed to
Big Stone Gap and there is great rejoic.
ing in that section.
President Folks home in Nashville,
now occupied by his aged widow, is ad-
vertised to pay 81, 900 taxes.
In the Ohio municipal elections the
democrats won in all the large towns,
but Cincinnati. Cleveland and Toledo.
1t is said there are only two red
slate uuarries in the United States, one
in Vermont and the other in Virginia.
A collision on the G. s., at Ludlow
killed Brakeman Clayton, who was on
his first trip and caused loss OF s25,.
600.
Harris New Theatre on 4th st rect,
Louisville, was opened this week. 1t is
splendidly constructed and will seat
1000.
"A New York labor leader says the
Knight of Labor is not any longer lin
it." and is utterly without influence in
labor circles.
Gov. Fowle, of North Carolina,
died suddenly Tuesday. His official
term would not have expired for nearly
two years yet.
The executive committee OF the Ma
tional League, in session at New York,
decided to advocate the reelection OF
President Harrison.
John b. Mosby, rep, was reelected
mayor OF Cincinnati by l2l majority, the
other majorities Of the republican candi-
dates ranging as high rs 1852.
p. t. Barnum, in the last letter he
ever wrote, said that he never smoked
or drank intoxicating liquors, and to
this he attributed his long life.
1t is reported in London that Par
nell has privately married the eldest
daughter of Mrs. O'Shea, and that the
WAS secretly performed.
The Monon and the Louisville
which have been at daggers
points, will hereafter operate in unison.
The suits have all been withdrawn.
The Confederate Association at Lou
syille passed suitable resolutions COM
Of the gallant service rem
iered by Gen. Joe Johnson to the Lost
Cause"
1t was very cold throughout the
South the earlier part OF the week and
mercury was down to 340 al low as Tam
pa. Fla. Alabama had her first April
snow in 40 years.
AT Mitchell, Ind, a young tough
named Byers attempted to assassinate
Rev. Dobson, a Methodist preacher, in
he pulpit, because OF some criticisms
hat Byers did not like.
Gov. Buckner has issued a procla-
nation for an election TO be held Aug.
ID. 10 FIJI the office OF clerk of the Court
y Appeals, made vacant by the death OF
Woodford w. Longmoor.
Judge Sites directed that his re-
mains should be cremated and his ashes
placed in an urn in the Hopkinsville
cemetery, which has been done. The
was at Cincinnati.
An Alliance barber shop at Sedan
Kansas charges only D cents for hair
,utting and 10 cents for shampoo.
There is certainly no excuse in that re-
non now for the horny handed gran ger
O be rude and unkempt.
Lewis Booker, prominent business
nan, and for many years treasurer OF
historic st. Pauls church, has been ar
ested at Richmond, Va, on warrants
charging him with enlightenment OF si7,-
700 from an estate OF which he was the
gent.
Thomas Nelson Page, the brilliant
Novelist and LAWYER, of Richmond, Va,
will soon appear on the lecture platform
n Louisville. He is native OF Hanover
ounty, Va, and the writer used to
now him when he was a red headed
school boy % years ago.
The Indiana Supreme Court has af-
rmed decision which makes man
,ho had sued railroad for killing his
ow pay the company the amount OF
amages that running over the COW
aused the road. together with $1,000 or
lore costs. He also loses his COW be
ides.
A half dozen fools at Detroit, for
,aeer, tried 10 see which could 90 with
M sleen the longest. All fell out OF the l