Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1892-09-30
DANvlllE.

The grand jury failed to indict Har.
rison Elmore for sticking a knife into
Prof. Tom Slaughter, so Judge Morrow
has ordered Elmore discharged.
Capt. FL Logan attended the re- I'M
ion OF the Orphan Brigade at Paris, this
week. Col. VIM. Duke and daughter.
Miss Mary, are visiting friends in Wood.
ford county.
Mamie Harlan complained We'd
nesday to to the police court that Mat
Brooks had ungallantly assaulted her
sister, Annie. II Matthew did but know
1t, the work-house yearns for him.
Col. J. p. McGrorty, formerly Of
Danville, nowoi Deming, n. NJ, was d
delegate to the convention at Santa Fe
last week which nominated Hon. An
tonic Joseph for the 9th time for repre-
sentative in Congress. This time Mr..
Joseph was nominated by acclamma.
ton.
Miss Elizabeth Armstrong, daugh.
ter OF Judge @. T. Armstrong. and Mr..
Edward Browning, OF Clark county,
were married Wednesday at the resi-.
dence of the brides parents. in Perry
vile. Rev John Rule, Presbyterian
minister aud a cousin OF the bride, Off
ciated.
In the circuit court Wednesday the
jury brought in verdict OF SIS and
costs in the suit OF Levi Kettle against
w. B. Cecil for SANDER. There had
been disputes between the parties over
business matters and plaintiff charged
that on several occasions defendant call.
Ell him a thief. While considering OF
their verdict" some OF the jury were for
81 600 aud others for 500, 500 and
various smaller sums; $4,000 was the
amount asked for.
The marriage OF Miss Eliza Kin
naird, daughter Of Mrs. Mary Kinnaird.
OF this place, and OF Rev. Robert Kin
; naird, deceased, was solemnizsd at the
residence OF the brides mother at II
O'Clock "Wednesday, Rev. +. NJ. Green,
ID. d., OF the LIST Presbyterian church,
performing the cere mony. The brides
dress was OF white silk crepon, trim
med with French Bourbon lace. She
; wore diamond ornaments. The attend
ants we're Misses Margaret and Carrie
! kinnaird, the brides sisters; the groom s
brother, Mr.. J. X. Letcher, of Hender.
! son, and DIR. A. w. tombstone, OF Gin =
cinnati. During the ceremony the wed :.
ding march from Lohengren was rem.
dered by Miss Anna Sudduth, OF Win.
chester. But few intimate friends and
relatives were present st the ceremony,
among them Mrs. Milton J. Durham, OF
: Lexington, Mr.. aud Mrs. Jas. Kinnaird,
Bsdfoed, Ind, and Dr. and Mrs. Benz.
Lstcher, Henderson. Soon after the
ceremony DR.. and Mrs. Letcher left for
a trip TO New York and other principal
cities of the East.
The Kentucky Annual Conference
OF the Kentucky Methodist Episcopal
church met here Wednesday and will
remain in session a week. Bishop Jno.
M. Brown, OF Washington City, pre-.
sides. Fifty -one preacher delegates are
in attendance. One OF them, Rev. L. +.
Matthews, pastor OF ST. PauPs church at
Lexington, informs the INTERIOR jour.
NAL that the A. NJ. T.. Church is the
largest colored religious organization in
the world and that its work extends over
the United States, the West Indies and
Africa. They have two conferences in
Africa. There is a membership OF 600
600 in this church and in the Zion NJ
T. church there are oyer 100000 mem
bers. The two organizations will unite
IN August next, when the united bodies
will hold a general conference. j. G..
Embry, general business manager, and
l.. j. Copper, both OF Pniladelphia, the
latter editor OF the A. NJ. +. Review. are
among those in attendance.
With this week the terms of Hon.
I. H. Morrow, as judge, and OF Capt
Wm. Herndon, as prosecuting attorney
OF the Sth judicial district of Kentucky.
end so far rs their services in Bowie
county are concerned. Both have made
faithful and capable officials and the
best wishes OF good citizens of all shades
of political opinion follow them wher.
ever their paths may lead Although
born in Flemingsburg, Judge Morrow
was reared and educated in Danville
and some OF the fondest recolections of
his life are associated with the "Holy
City" Upon the bench he has been
judge indeed. The humblest practition.
er, il he was in the right. has had as
good chance as the most eminent one
and no litigant or prisoner at the bar can
truthfully say that all tho Ia M narp,;t,a1