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Telegram-herald., 1891-02-14
OFF FOR IRELAND.
Dillon and O'Brien Ready to be Of
fercd Up.

fered Up.
IoNDox, Feb. l3.-Messrs. O. BrIen and
Dillon quietly left the Euston railway
station under police escort at : O'Clock
this morning, looking fresh AID well af-
ter their night spent IN Scotland Yard.
The prisoners enjoyed every liberty
possible. There was nothing TO show
thst they were not ordinary passengers
and they evidently regarded their ap-
preaching imprisonment with calm in
difference. Messrs. Harrison aud Gill
accompanied the prisoners to the rail-
way station and bade them a warm
farewell as they started for Ireland.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-14
A Radical Tax Bill.


Senator Doran's bill for two justices
courts in Grand Rapids has been or
dered printed for the use OF the judi
CARY committee.
The House contingent of the Com
mlttee on the Distribution of Legisla-
tive Manual for 1891, is Representatives
Bathey, Robinson and Alexander.
The Senate has adjourned until Mon
day at 9:25 p. m, aud the House until
9:l5 the same evening. The House
took Its medicine without a struggle,
but the Senate strained at 9:l5 and
swallowed 1T 9:25.
Representative Swift. OF Eaton, in.
trOduced 4 bill this afternoon, to add Il
new section 70 the general school law,
providing that graded school districts.
by two-thirds vote of the people, may
be divided into primary school districts.
The House took another whlrl this
afternoon 1T the proposition to elect
United States Senators by popular
vote. II was finally amended so as to
include President and Nice-President.
and then recommended for passage by
the committee.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-14

DrcATUR, Mich, Feb. I2.-Lyman A.
Ros,erts. postmaster Ct this place and a
r,ronnIl.snt Grand Army man, died sud
dfsr.iv tnls r1oTBnE-
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-14

wasH1xaroS. Fen. 15.-The RepssH-
Ecsn eaueus ef Enenaters o. to- H0ase,
called for Hongat bas been pcssPosae8
altlI Moaaay.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-14

tnat 4Kav tate INTO tns Co83tS 1ail. 10
foFeStAsl satan operations, ue purposes
setting tbese ale n2Eas al soFa zt hard
iAboE. satan mas XXX, Dut tns people
~ Kent eia Use Up aud CAL Sir. k1Leh
blessed he LAS n contrinpl plztlon
project fer lBtrOd ueing a'systsn tf hard
labor employment lnto the kenG eoan-
y o2sglle Ihat vii detracs much from
IL atEracEysness As pleasure resort
Tor bQHus and dead beats. lie slA ~
~ briag about tbs ues order 0r gym
assties and ca staenlcs y means Of
three bills Oas NIL permit the hent
county Beard Of Supervisors 70 make
provision for the employment OF prs
0aeTs, confined n the yall, Ai hard IA
bori another all provide that Tie
keeper OF the laI .hsll compel them 10
work Al hard labor, and tue thlrd pro-
yldes that courts IA sentencing prison
srs 10 the lal may sentence them %
such hard labor. And 80 the busy ''b's'
buns and beats will improve eaen
shining hour.
Free kmp ployn Bureaus
Senator sharp introduced his bill 70
establish tree employment bureaus IN
Detroit. Grand Rapids, Saginaw, MANS
tee, sault Ste. Marie. IFonwoOd and
lshpemlng; senator Wilcox, ms bill 10
regulate the tuition fees 10 be PAID by
non.resldents; Senator Beers, TO author
iLe tie consolidation OF street railway
and electric light companies.
The sIighted senators
Ii mas Just occurred 10 the Senators
that, IN fact. bat very few Of them got
invitations 10 the Governors leyee
gwen by the Detroit Light Guard last
Tuesday evening. Hence u seemed TO
Senator Brown that the concurrent
resolution of thanks was a little prema-
ture, IS we'll as excessive. He moved
lts recall from the House. The Patron
Senators, whose invitations seem 10
have got lost IN the shuttle. all sec
Onded him. Senator Doran protested
that the recall would be an indigmty
u the company. and Senator Mines
agreed with hlm. He thought that
the invitations would be found at
the Senator'S homes awaiting
them. Senator Brown thought that
their invitations being at their
homes was sorry recon-
mendation for the Michigan Leglsla-
ture. Senator Holcomb mad been home
and found no invitation IN the post
office Tor hlm. Senator Sharp moved
TO table the motion for recall but the
Senate said no. The Senate also re-
fused 90 recall the resolution. There
IS an intense feeling of Indignation
among the Patron members of both
houses over the matter of invitations to
the levee. The only explanation 10y
the company Is that the committee
sent the invitations 10 the home post
Offices OF the members. The malcOn-
tents IN the House, however, did not
speak ont and the resolution of thanks
was formally adopted.
A Radical Tax Bill.
Representative Dafoe, OF Alpena, has
noticed the most radical tax bill of the
session. The township treasurer is
authorized by this bill, TO levy on real
estate, to collect taxes. and advertise
the same for sale. Upon the sale. the
purchaser receives a certificate, TO be
flied with the register of deeds. At the
end OF the year, upon proper showing,
the purchaser is entitled to n deed of
the PREMISES from the county treasurer
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-14
The Reason IL Exists.
ANDY Fyfe's Small Plum.

Representative Whites bill to bring
Joy TO the heart of Andy Fyfe, by
500 raise in his salary, came back from
toe senate this morning and was re-
ferred TOR enrolment. IL can not get
into the Governors hands any too soon
for Andy. IS wcll-spring of Joy 5000
beats two babies IN family.
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-14
To Amend the Jury system.

Representative Bathey, of st. Clair,
will introduce a JOINT resolution to
amend section %, of article 8, of the
constitution, relative TO trial by Jury.
lie will propose the addition TO that
section OF these words: Provided. That
the Legislature may dispense with the
requirement of unAnimity in verdicts
and authorize the rendering of verdlcts
IN evil cases by not less than two
thirds. and IN criminal cases by not less
than five-sixths of the jury prescribed
BY law.'
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-14
hard rsSor At County ssiis.

Representative Fitch OF Kent feels
that satan tnds some niss,hief stlil for
Idle bands 70 do especially the klnd
Telegram-herald., 1891-02-14
A New Circuit Judge.

The Governor announced TO the
House this morning the approval of
toe act 10 organize the new S0th judic-
ial circuit composed OF Ingham and
Livingston counties. This provides
another waiting Democrat with an
Office. Rolhn III. Person, of Howell. is
the lucky person. lie leads the list
of Democratic lawyers, who will be pro-
vlded with circuit judgeships by this
retrenchment Legislature before the
June roses bloom.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1891-11-13
--Curran Whithorne, son OF 9. 2. Ce-
Gil, Of Boyle, died of lockjaw caused by a
wound inflicted by vicious COW.

--Curran Whithorne, son OF 9. Z. Ce
Gil, Of Boyle. died of lockjaw caused by I
wound inflicted by vicious COW.
William II. Harley, aged Va years
and months, died at Bonneville, Kas
lie was the oldest Mason in the world,
having been a member OF the order 20
years. Let us hear no more now about
any other oldest Mason.
AT the county Jail at Mt. Sterling,
Logan Murphy, under sentence Of death
and James Crockett, sent mp for robbery,
became involved in quarrel, when
Murphy cut Crockett in six places, in
flcting dangerous wounds.
Joe Collins yesterday bought Of GOV.
/ McCreary the latter's Office, near the
Gsrnett House for $1,000 The govern
or has occupied the office ever since the
war, and his father occupied 1t As a med
/ ical Office. --Richmoud Climax.
When the lightning struck the Wes-
I tern Union Telegraph building in Louis
/ VILE SUNDAY il obliterated 1t With its 10
wires. its go sets of Mors' instruments,
I $ sets OF quadruplcx and Is OF the du-
pick. The damages are newly repaired
and the company is handling all the bus
mess, though with some delay.
The annual report OF the director OF
the mint shows that the coinage for the
year was the largest yet, aggregating
II0,5i7S77 pieces The net seigniorage
on the coinage Of silver during the past
~ years amounts to 81 ,952, S90.25. The
mines Of the United States yielded dur
ing the last year, gold, 50, Si5,O0O; silver
S5I225,OOO.
Hugh w. Rogers who was fright
fully wounded by an assassin at Harlan
e. II. six wears ago. while he was depu-
ty T.. :. marshal. died from the effects of
the wound at his home in Lexington,
Monday. lie was we'll known in polit-
ical circles at Lexington and Middlesbo-
70, where in the latter town he had
made his home for a couple OF years.
In rear-cni collision on the Gin
cinnsti Southern railroad near Green
wood, l.. Piersou. superintendent oi the
Jellico Mountain Coal Co, Was killed;
Walter Clark fatally injured and five
workmen more or less hurt. Person
saw the approaching danger aud at once
helped his wife ont Of the caboosc and
threw his child to the brakeman, and
wa about 70 step of the caboose, when
he was instantly killed. Rank careless.
ness ctused the accident.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1891-11-13

Lr. Gov. JOKES, OF New York. was
burr, d so completely out of sight 10y the
recent cyclone in the Empire state, that
but few have ever thought of him since.
The IMAM who pays the freight" al
though claiming to be a democrat and
having been elected with Hill as one,
promised to throw himself in the breach
and DO all in his power to defeat Flower,
whose sole offending seems to have
been that he was more popular than
Jones and got the democratic nomina-
ton by reclamation, Notwithstanding
Jones was a candidate. The result
shows that Jones j. a very small potato
and few in hill politically and other
wise. II is a pity be will be governor
of New York from the time Hill resigns
to become Senator, till Flower is insu.
GU ated in January. He ought to be
kept away out in the cold.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1891-11-13

ALrHoUGH the Cincinnati Commerce. al
Gazette is bowling for Foraker for L. ;.
Senator and claiming his election "he-
You'd the shadow OF a shade OF a doubt, y
majority of the legislature seem TO be
for Sherman. The republicans claim 80
votes in the General Assembly aud OF
the IS necessary for a nomination, the
correspo ndents, who have interviewed
the members, say that Sherman has II
and Foraker only -. Sherman has serv-
ed his party long and honora0ly and II
would be the height %! ingratitude Tor it
TO throw him overheard nov for a man
whose chief claim seeus to be his gift OF
keeping alive the dying embers OF the
civil war.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1891-11-13

The recent election demonstrated very
clearly that the reduction OF the tariff is
the only issue upon which the democrats
can unite and achieve victory. and the
smart Senators and Congressman who
came hone last spring determined to adj
vance the silver question and retire
Cleveland, have learned thing or two.
Already number of them have seen
the error of their way and are outspok-
en- ior Cleveland and for honest taxation
believing that the silver business can
take care OF itself. Let the tariff and
an economically administered govern
ment be our battle cry and we are AS
sure to win in 1892 as the election day
comes.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1891-11-13
A JURY in the L. ;. court at Louisville

A JURY in the L. ;. court at Louisville
gave Brakeman Howe S5,6S5 damages
against the n. NAM. V. Howe wassent
back to flag train one night and while
waiting the train came along and cut ms
arm of. Ii this wasn't contributory
negligence, which might have caused a
greater disaster. it would he hard 10
suggest case, but the brakeman proved
that he had been worked almostto death
without extra pay and thst it was be-
yond bis physical endurance to have
stayed awake. The jury thought so too,
and gave him nearly all ne claimed.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1891-11-13

have been cured by this wonderful rem
edy and the fact that one in thousand
should relapse after treatment is not a
matter of any great wonder. IL would
seem that there are those who would be
reioiced to know that the whole thing is
a failure, but why this should be so is
not perceptible when the need OF such u
remedy is so apparent. Every lover of
humanity ought to rejoice in the dis
covery OF anything that will rescue a
victim Of the liquor habit from the per.
lis that environ him aud that will ineyi-
tthiv lead him TO ruin.
The statement telegraphed from
stanford "a TO an attempt 20 outrage n
"sjx-year.old child" 10y Sam Hunt turn
ca out on trial to be without any foun-
dation IN TACT. Sam Hunt is negro
about years Of age aud the girl is -
ycars ot age she is very hGndsome.and
unusually intelligent. She stated on
oG,h that they were playing together
lnd that the negro boy had a nickel
which he threw up aud il WAS caught 10y
h"r and that he caught her hand To- take
il from her That was all there. was of
il aud no attempt was made by the boy
to 10 anything wrong. The boy made
the same statement and both were cor.
roborated 10y a young man Who was with I.
in a hundred yards OF the parties. MIR I
Kelly, the farmer with wnom the boy I
lived, testified as to his good character
Upon Iuli hearing OF the case the De.
ieudaut MAS discharged The prosccu.
ton was conducted by County Attorney
pro TEN. +. VI. Hubble and Col. W. ..
Bradley aud the defense by Gen. W. j.
Laudrau.
Judge Sterling Il. Toney, of Louis
vile, is tony speaker, Judging from
his introduction OF Hon Daniel DdugL.
erty on the evening OF the 1tn. tie told
the audience they were to hear n dia-
nond commentary upon golden text
ouched 10y hallowed fire" Conld the
Cicero OF the mountains; the fiery, I'M
AIMED and uutameable Fontaine T. Fox
obbitt, in the widest stretch OF his inn.
Imagination, equa, this? lie referred 10
FULLY, Mrabeau, Brougham, Sheridan
mi Burke, but said that none oi them
the golden tougued Demos
henes, Ddnic! Daughcrty, OF New
FORK. ' Mr. Ddugherty simply replied.
With a modesty characteristic ol the
'eItic race. blush at the Introduction.
Judge roney might have truthfuiiy adj
ed that all of the distinguished oratory
cirrred to, together with an inuumera.
.r host ot other go,den.tougurs, silver
lnguys, hrass tongues and pewter.
bngues, have long since ptsssi away 7
nd the word sill moves in lis accu.-
Dmei way, unmindiu, OF the loss il has
lstaned
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1891-11-13

r is sent out from Frankfort that the
three wise men Of the rcyisory commit
tee are at work laying OF the state into
judicial districts This looks very much
like they DO not know what they were
hired for. The legislature will attend to
that without any suggestions and ii the
commissioners don't look sharp that
body will pay but little attention to any
of it's suggestions.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1891-11-13
Everything Good to Eat

Quick Rising Buck Wheat
Flour, Maple Syrup, Rolled Oats,
Cracked Wheat, Imported Mac
aroni, Cream Cheese, Strawber-
ry, Pine Apple, Ounce and Rasp-
berry Preserves in bulk, Lemon
and Currant Jelly in bulk, Peach
and Apple Butter, Pickles. plain,
sweet and mixed IN bulk, Picked
Onions, Picked Olives, Celery
Dressing, Mustard Dressing Ora
ted Horse Radish, New Prunes,
Figs, Raisins, California Apricots
and Peaches. Cranberries, Stan
dard Canned Fruits and Vegeta-
bles of all kinds, Corned Beef,
Deviled Ham, Chicken, Turkey,
&C., Fancy and Plain Candies,
Cakes, Nuts, California Green
Fruits, Bananas, all in great Va
riety, Fresh and Nice, nothing
but the Very Best.
JESSE ID. WEAKEN,
SO Opposite Portman House.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1891-11-13
LANCASTER. eARaARO COUNTY.

Master Commissioner K. \. Burn
side is able to be on the streets again al
ter long spell OF sickness
The music class Of Garrard College
will give an entertainment at the Court
House next Monday night.
Uncle Ben Robinson, who VAS hur
by bis horse throwing him a short time
ago. vas able 10 be in town Wednesday.
George Denny and Hampton Ander-
son, both colored men OF this county,
/ have been granted pensions AT the rate
I OF Sl2 per month.
The town trustees have met and
"whereased and resolved in regard to
the local option law. There is no doub;
that whisky is sold illegally on Battle
Row" but getting any one to go before
the court and swear it is dog with an
other tail.
The Garrard County Bible Society
met at the Baptist church Sunday night.
This society had recently purchased
new stock OF bibles and testaments and
they. together with a handsome book
case were destroyed by the recent big
fire. They were not insured.
The fire alarm nothing unusual OF
late in Lancaster again brought out the
citizens Tuesday morning. The alarm
Vas caused by the burning ont OF a
chimney az the residence OF Mr. +.
Brown which was extiuguished. Practice
makes peliec. and the boys can get the
fire engine ont about rs quick Ar a city
tire company.
Mr.. VIM. Paterson aud Miss Jcn.
ME Johnston were married TO day,
Thursday, ~ the home oi the brides pa
rents, near McCreary. The bride is a
daughter oil T. Nj. Johnston, prosper
Gus farmer, and the groom is son OF
Judge James Patterson The ceremony
was performed by Ed. J. c. Frank. lul-
mediately after the ceremony the happy F.
couple left Tor the home OF the sr Dom in /
California.
The papers are filed with items as
to the contest ior postmaster OF Panu-
cab. This is matter OF great concern (
to the public and has assumed national
Oi course the people OF
Kentucky feel a great interest in the re-
suit as it is OF the utmost importance TO .
know who is to lick stamps and hand .
ont letters at the post-ollice in Paducab.
The Chill affair dwindles into insignifi-
C ,nce compared with that OF the =. NJ.
at Paducah, Ky.
-Clen Johnston and wife, OF Louis
vile, are here TO attend the wedding OF
his sister.i,E Sparks and wife, OF Mich
o!asvlle, visited his grandmother sun
day. Holman Glass and Fisher Gaines,
of Camp .Nelson, were here Sunday.
Mrs. Saunders, of Lawrenceburg, ia. Wis
ting her daughter, Mrs. +. w. Lillard.
The popular drummer Mr.. Mcdonald,
Of Cincinnati, is here. Judge George
Denny and wife, OF Lexington, are here
Mrs. Bob Young and son,
Huffman, are visiting Mrs. b. Farris.
Because Col. John +. Mines, the
old newspaper man, went back to his
cups and died of drunkenness after he !
had been treated by the Kelley bichlo-
ride OF gold remedy, il no reason why /
The New York. Press, World and Sun
should persist in ridiculing the Dwight
,ure. 1t is we'll known that thousands
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1891-11-13
w. p. WALTON.

A GREAT many people want to see Mr.
Bradley get the vice-presidential nomi
nation on the republican ticket, but the
result of the recent elections has so filled
Mr.. b. with the spirit OF self sacrifice
that he is ready to see the prize go to
Gov. Mckinley --Courier-Journal. That
may be so, hut thai is not the reason
Col. Bradley gives He says that both
political parties are too cowardly 20 nom
mate a Southern man on the National
ticket. or the democrats would nominate
John ii. Carlisle, whom he had rather
see president than any man in the coun-
try, provided democrat is 70 be elect
ed. He didn't add that on the other
hand his party would nominate him Tor
vice-president, but we can draw our in
ferences. all the same, and in the event
il should be realized, no one will shont
louder Tor the big-hearted, big-braiued
kentuckian than We.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1891-11-13

Gov. HILL has issued his thanksgiv-
ing proclamation and because he did so
ahead OF the president the republican
papers are charging him with disrespect.
The country can not wait on a president
who has nothing to be thankful for and
is consequently in no hurry to proclaim
a Thanksgiving, aud it will admire Gov.
Hills timely action.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1891-11-13

DAN f. O'SuLLIvAS's fight against the
lotteries in the Louisville Critic. has re-
suited in the grand jury finding indict-
ments against 81 OF the Frankfort lot
cry agents AMI two OF the Louisiana.
Dan usually gets what he goes for.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1891-11-13

New ORLEANS is bound to her lottery
idols. The contest between the pros
and ants for delegates to the State
convention to nominate officers resulted
in a victory by IL 900 majority for pros
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1891-11-13

In his salutatory in the Chicago Times
Carter Harrison announces that he IS
"there to stay" This is a bad sign. A
paper which started here once upon a
time was very glib about being here to
STAY. 1t is not here now, nor was it six
months after the assertion was made.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1891-11-13

McKIsLEY's official plurality in Ham
ilton county, o., whichsincludes Cincin-
natl, is 5,776, but nevertheless Campbell
has = majority OF the white vote.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1891-11-13
Card Of thanks.

r9the Ed.to- Interior journal
Allow me through your valuable coli
umus to offer MY heartfelt gratitude to
the dear friends who rendered such
timely aid in rescuiug my house from
last Mondays fire. May the dear Lord
preserve them all from such calamity
as FIRE Mus. v \. TYRFE
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1891-11-13

Der or SIGHT. There was a fight
down street little while ago, but they
couldn't find a detective"
"What use did they have for de;ec-
tive"
"Ihey wanted him to find police
man. Puck
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1891-11-13
Il. IL. GENTRY

Isl Candidate Tor Sheriff OF Lincoln county. sub
ject 20 the action OF the Democrats party.