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

ison circuit court.
w. Y. Monroe, prominent either
of Columbus, Ind, committed suicide
after an extended spree.
The encouragement of India re-
ceives a salary of S25O,OO0 year and ex'
tras which increase the amount to $500.
GOO.
&C. w. Duvall, q well-known attor.
ney, was found dead in his Office at
Princeton, the effects of an over dose OF
chloral.
The Juch Opera Company is said to
have guarantee of $4,000 for four
weeks in Mexico.
A youth named William Nall killed
the city marshal of Lima, Ohio, be-
cause that officer had threatened to ar
rest him.
-Chicaoos death rate, consequent up
on the grip epidemic, has steadily in.
creased during each week of March, and
foots up total of $500.
Ed Wells, aged 60 years, one of the
oldest freight conductors of the Cincn-
natl Southern, was run over by freight
train and sustained injuries that will
likely cause his death.
The firm of Cornwall 4 Bro. Louis
Vile. who assigned few weeks ago,
will not only pay dollar for dollar, but
will have a handsome balance with
which to resume business.
-Four of the five members of the
Malta, who escaped the mob at New
Orleans, were released from prison yes.
terday on bonds of $500 each. Pietzo,
who is still in Jail, could find no bonds
man.
There has been an attempt to lynch
the Wigeinton prisoners confined in
Jail at Mt. Sterling. This time the jailer
was prepared for the mob, his posse was
armed and when he showed fight the
lynchers retired.
Revenue agent and a couple OF as
sistants were fired on while burning an
Illicit distillery near Lily, in Laurel. The
officer and his men returned fire and the
shooting was kept up quite while. 1t
is believed that nobody was hurt
Perhaps eX Senate. ingalls, is COM
ing to Kentucky to have Senator Black
burn initiate him into the ranks of dem |
ocracy. High Priest Joseph has on hand
the corn oil requisite for amounting APP
plicants for admission Times.
The carpenters of Chicago have
formed an agreement with the Building
associations Of that city that all differ.
ences be settled by arbitration. The
terms OF agreement provide for a work
ing day Of eight hours, at minimum
wage Of thirty.fve cents per hour.
Senator Warner Miller's party while |
en- route to Nicaragua has been wrecked
on RouCkado Island. a coral formation |
100 miles to the north of Greytown, the
eastern terminus of the canal. All
members OF the party are safe, and the |
gun boat Petrol has gone TO the rescue.
1t is generally conceded that the Of
fcers and directors of the Schwartz Bank
of Louisville have been feathering a nest |
for themselves in Germany by robbing |
their recent depositors, a great many OF
whom had their all in that shaky insti-
tuition. 1t is to be hoped that they will |
be prosecuted TO the full extent OF the |
law.
While trying to settle dispute be-
tween chiefs of the Province Of Assam,
in East India, Commissioner Quintor
and force OF native British troops were
attacked by hostile tribes, and, after a
two days battle, 40 of the soldiers,
whose ammunition gave out, were mas
sacred by the hostiles. Two native regi-
ments have been sent from Simla TO the
scene.
In card in Yesterdays Courier
Journal Mr.. +. r. Feland, a prominent
young democrat of Lawrenceburg, states
that the charges against the postmaster
at that place regarding his burning pub.
lie documents that had accumulated in
his Office are untrue. He claims that a
good many persons who received those
documents did not care for them and
threw them on the floor, and it was mere
ly to clean up his Office that he swept
the papers out, including Mr.. McCrearys
speeches, and burned them. However,
no inspector has made his report yet.