Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1892-02-26
The Prohibitionists have nominated
State ticket in Rhode Island.

!. The Prohibitionists have nominated
e State ticket in Rhode Island.
! Two public school buildings, cost
irg together s35, ZOO, were dedicated al
Somerset this week.
John Fleming, G. s. car repsirer,
at Lexington, was run over by switch EN-
CINE and ground to pieces.
AT Warner, Ark, a mob entered the
Jail and shot to pieces George Harris,
charged with murder. They were afraid
the prisoner would make his escape.
The Senate committee on finance
decided to report adversely Senator
Coke's bill TO replace the national bank
circulation with treasury notes.
A son OF Dr.. Godfrey Hunter, who
is with Col. Collier in the Custom House
at Louisville, was fined $40 for writing on
newspaper and sending it through the
mails for one cent.
The Board Equalization has COM
pleted It's work. The total of the taxa
/ BILE property OF Middlesboro is 81, 10000.
This may be possibly increased a little.
Last year it was S5,025, 900 News.
In Crawford and Bourbon counties,
Kan, over 5000 men. women and chill.
dren engaged in monster wolf hunt.
About 800 wolves and 1000 jack rsb.
bits wers killed Another hunt will be
held.
Hiram Cawood was acquitted at
PinevilIe of killing James Hall in Har-
Ian county. The case was a hot legal
fight and the celebrated Howard-Turner
factions, of Harlan, were arrayed in op-
position.
Two soldiers were shot at from am
bush at Coal Greek, Tenn, and others
sent to their relief met with the same
reception. The fire was returned and it
is thought that one OF the attacking par
ty was wounded.
AT McKeesport, Pa, two children OF
Michael Lynch, fireman, were burned
to death, another was perhaps fatally
burned and Lynch will probably die
from injuries received while trying 10
rescue his family.
John =. Kizer, New Albany con.
fectoner, who has oeen treating his wife |
badly for some time, shot her Tuesday /
perhaps fatally, aud ran off Being pur-
sued, he shot himself through the heart 4
and died instantly.
The Interstate Commerce Commits
sion decided that the Louisville x Nash
Vile road in granting free passes to the
City Council OF New Orleans and to the
clerk OF that body, violates the act 20
regulate commerce.
j. w. Lyle, son OF a Lebanon law
yer, was arrested in Louisville Tor rob
bling the trunk Of an express messenger
with whom he roomed. He had been
on a protracted spree and the court let
him off with a reprimand.
Newport, Tenn, was shaken up by
a charge OF dynamite placed under sa-
loon by the Temperance people, who
had warned the proprietor not t. open.
The establishment was blown To smith
Greens aud stores adjoining demolished.
An Iowa court has decided that a
restaurant keeper can refuse to enter
tain negro ii he chooses, the business
being private one. like a dry goods or
grocery store, and the proprietor may
sell or not to any one who comes in.
DIR. +. +. Breedlove, of Baltimore,
killed himself at Hurst's Hotel, 81. Lou
IS. He had been respondent because OF
an unrequited and insane attachment I
Tor |. n. Judson. The letter he left burns .
with words of love for the man, whom
NJ intended to kill, but gave it up.
A prominent business man of Nine
yah, Pa, named George Grumbling, la
boring under an attack OF the grip, chose
novel method of committing suicide.
Breaking pane Of glass he placed his
lead and throat through the hole and
sawed his throat over the
'oughened edges of the glass, dying in a
ew minutes
@-The Hill convention promptly tab
ed the protest OF the democrats who OPP
posed the early meeting and the repre-
,entatives Withdrew and issued an add
iress reciting the grievance and calling t
State convention, to be held at SYRIA q
use, May 81, to select delegates and al ,.
ernates ito represent the democratic
party of this STATE at the national con ,,