Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1892-11-18

years.
The Court OF Appeals is hearing the
! Worlds Fair case to compel Auditor
Norman to pay the appropriation.
All trains on the Cincinnati South
ern were delayed Monday by the caying
in of a 900 foot tunnel near Hartman.
r. II. Cooper, book-keeper for ]. ~
Shrader, Louisville, is missing, as also is
several hundred dollars of his employ
er's money.
Football is such craze in the East
that men stood in line all night in
order to purchase tickets for the Yale
Harvard match.
Presidents and owners OF Southern
railway aud steamship lines met in New
York to regulate transportation rates and
stop rate cutting.
The Whisky Trust is reported to
have purchased five more distilleries, 10.
Gated ct Cincinnati, s.. Louis, Nebraska
CITY and Pekin, Ill.
Miss Lucy Mccoy, saleswoman at.
the New York Store, Louisville, was
struck by a cash box aud knocked I'M
conscious, from which she is still suffer
ing.
-Ex. United States Attorney General
Garland is said to be DESTROYS OF secur-
ing his old place under Mr.. Cleveland
aud his name will be presented 10y his
Arkansas friends.
Mrs. Lease, of Kansas, has hank
ering to be Senator and she says ii the
constitution does not prevent her she
will represent the Grasshopper State at
the National capital.
A non.uuionist named Newman !
shot and killed striker named May
nard at Carnegie's works at Homestead.
Newman claims that Maynard attacked |
him while he was asleep.
William Saunders, a scene -shiiter At .
the Buckingham, Louisville, received /
$3.50 from England, took his friend, "Si'
Slomau, a waiter at the same place, out
on tear and was robbed.
AT Chicago Charles Ryan, OF Syca.
more, H., shot and fatally wounded su-
lie Hess and Frank Whitaker because
the woman would not give up Viii tia
ser Tor. hun, .aud then killed him self.
Albert Barnes, a merchant Of Powell
county. was 'assassinated by unknown
persons while riding to his home, near
Bowen. His body was riddled with rifle
,alls. Barnes had recently been acquit-
ed OF the charge OF murder.
In apprsising the personal effects OF
he late Mai. d. E. Caldwell. former
,wner of the Lexington Transcript, a :
package of bills was found containing ,
g, $50. 1t was stored with some odd
,undles in an old wardrobe.
That Indiana man who made oath
hat he would move out of the State il il .
rent democratic, come home the morn /
lg after the election and found his wife
acking MP the household goods. "Nev- !
r mind, wife," he said, there's no place
D CO."
The rural democrats met IN school,
ouse at Mountain View, Ark, to iolli. ,
=, when two kegs Of powder exploded :,
nd the building wac wrecked. Three
ersons were killed and Is badly injur.
q, the manned barely escaping burning
, death.
The general impression is that Tam
ANY will get.sll the Federal patronage
New York that it desires, but New
ork dispatch gives "a statement from !,
Ir. Thomas G. Shearman which Is much !,
variance with this view. Ii deserves !
le tigers share, however. :.
When the.Epresent administration =
lme into power it.found surplus OF :
early S5O,OO0,OO0. Upon going out it
i'll leave a deficiency tof many more
illions than that and still the majority :
republicans can see no cause to com
ain of President Harrison's administers
on.
The election of,Cleyeland and Stew n
lson, the preservation OF an over u
helming majority in the House OF Rep y
sentatives and the rescue Of the Sen. !
e from republican control were per- "
APPS the most signal triumphs of the e
smocratic party in the history OF the u
epublic.
AT Grand Rapids, Mic, d. A. Blods .
1T, worth s. POS, 600 divided his estate
to three parts, giving onethird to his
N, one-third to his son-in law and his
lie aud retaining the other third fer
mself. He then retired from business,
aying his affairs in the hands OF his son =
I'd sou-in-law. j
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