Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1892-12-09

ed money on a mortgage and the roa
: will soon be completed between Middle
boro and Greensboro.
The Winchester and Beattyville raj
J road was practically completed thi
week. The event was celebrated in haE
, Ply style by the people at Beattyville.
AT Seattle, Wash, Tuesday nigh
Charles Rogers Moulton shot and kille,
Mrs. Mary S. Storey because she refused
to marry him. He then committed sui.
eide.
"A severe blizzard is prevailing il
Kansas and Nebraska. Railroad trafli,
is impeded by heavy drifts and in 0ma
hs and Atchison the street car lines are
showed up.
| Jacob Gerber, a Russian Jew, oil
Omaha, Neb., who was arrested and sen.
fenced to Siberia for Is years by ihe
Russian government, has escaped and is
back in Omaha.
But few women value their sweet
hearts so highly as the one in New York
who has sued the Central railroad for
$40, 900 for killing hers. She deserves to
get every cent.
AT Chicago Judge Walter q. Gresh.
am delivered an opinion which the rail-
road lawyers regard as virtual declara-
ton OF the unconstitutionslity of the in-
terstate commerce act.
On reading letter from her little
son, in which were these words: pray
for Yourself first, dear mother, and then
pray for me-" woman in a Louisville
brothel took morphine and died.
Paul Kabash. Polander, was scald-
ed to death in vat at a Wabash, Ind,
hat factory in September. When the
news reached his aged mother in Poland
a few days ago she dropped dead.
Meredith Stanley, bridge jumper,
leaped from each OF the five bridges that
span the Ohio, at Cincinnati, down into
The chilly waters below in the remark
lble time of one hour and 20 minutes.
Senator Hill has introduced bill /
N the Senate TO repeal the present silver
purchase act, known as the Sherman
aw. Another bill with the same object
vas introduced in the House by Repre-
entative Williams.
The presidential electors for the
tate met at Frankfort and cast their
otes for Cleveland and Stevenson, and
lected Capt. f. @. Riddle, OF Bourbon
ounty, messenger 10 take the official
ote OF the State to Washington.
The Bessemer Steel Works, at Pueb.
}, Colo, opened in full blast Nov. 2S
yer l 900 men are now at work. This
more than the number employed there
any previous time. Cleveland's cleo
on doesn't seem to have scared the bus
less men to any great extent.
The dead letter office has received
lis year 557,646 domestic unavailable
tiers, Of which 994 contained unmaila-
e articles; 95, 40 were held for postage,
1914 were misdirected, 32,6l2 were
holly without address and 2,677 were
miscellaneous character.
1t was TOO bad, as the ladies say,
at Oliver Redd, after hustling around
err since the election and obtaining
veral hundred signatures TO his petit
n for the post-office at Lexington,
ould have his house TO burn down,
d with it the precious document.
The caucus of republican Senators -
Washir gton discussed the two bills
the admission Of Arizona and New
,xico. There are some of them who
ought il would be good policy to have Z
sse Territories admitted under re- Z
blican administration.
The purchase OF nearly all the street
iway lines in New Orleans has been
npleted for a large syndicate by the
W York banking firm OF j. & w. Sell
nan & Co. The price paid was sl0,-
1000. A number of Louisville men .
interested in the syndicate T.
The wholesale firm OF l.. Il n. Will
nski, at Greenville, Miss, failed, with
,ilities 100000. The failure Of this
n caused three others, with which il
; connected, to go down also. 1t is n
heaviest commercial crash ever &C. n
ring in the Iazoo. Mississippi delta.
The will and codicils of the late Jay
lld provide that the estate shall be
ided equally among his six children, p
n the payment of 100000 to his 81
George J. Gould for II years SER
2; S25, 900 in cash to each of his sis.
and his brother and 5000 annually
100000 in trust for his grandson
namesake.
Sheriff w. II. Beller, of Mason cotn- Ia
who was lost in the Yew Pine noun
Is, West Va, nearly three weeks ago I
was given up for dead, was found
e by party of hunters on Cherry
er. He had existed for 10 days on w
pheasant and one mouse, and was
rly famished when found
Mrs. Caldwell. wife OF the late edi- X