Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1892-10-07
DAavILlE.

Gratis, i2S republicans and Is prohibition
his registered here Tuesday.
Mrs. Joseph McRoberts, Of Colorado,
and Mics Sallie McRoberis, OF Campbells-
vile, are visiting the family OF Col.
Thos. McRoberts.
Mrs. Jane Webb, wife OF Richard
Webb, living between Danyille and
shelby City, is at this hour. Thursday
noon) thought 10 be hopelessly III. The
family came here from Fayelte county
several years ago.
Mrs. Adela Proctor, of Woodford
county. and Mrs. Mary Weatherford, %
Anderson county, are visiting their sis
ter. Mrs. W. r. Bowman. The first nam
ed il 20, the second "a and Mrs. Bow
man 90 years old.
Hiram Gilpin aud John Lucas, two
white men. one year each for grand lar
ceny, and Bill Drye, colored, eight years
for granddaughter, were taken to Frank
fort Wednesday by Sheriff Bailey and
Deputy Baughmsn.
Miss Matte Duke was called to In
dependence. Mo, Tuesday, 10y the seri.
GUS illness of her sister, Mrs. q. l..
Chrisman. Rev. James ] Lucas, for 20
years Presbyterian missionary at Allah
absd, India, IN here on a visit TO his old
home
Postmaster VanPelt informs the
INTERIOR JOURNAL that the gross receipts
Of the Danville Office for the "a quarter
ended September 30, 1892, amounted TO
$2,e45.56. For the corresponding quar-
ter in 1891 the receipts were 81 ,962.22.
This shows an increase OF S2s3 %. II
this increase can be maintained through
the next two quarters 10 March 80, 93,
Danville will be rated "a class and will
be- entitled 20 government building
To make this 2d-class Office the gross
receipts 10 March 80. 1898, must reach
$4,000. The gross receipts for the fiscal
year ended March 30. 1892, amounted to
s7,sil 80. lacking only sl5s.50 OF reach
ing 2d.class.
r.. l.. Miles, q printer, who has been
working in the Danville Democrat OF.
fee since last May, 'eut his caper" Tues
day night when he obtained $40 on a
forged order from Mr.. Fox. OF the Dem
ocrat, 10 Sam Lyons. the clothier. lie
also got a small gold watch and chain
from Miss Minnie wilhartz, for which
he was to pay her $40 next Saturday.
IL has been learned that he bought a
ticket TO Louisville. which city he claim
ed as his home. lie left on one Of the
late trains Tuesday night. Miles also
got" Mrs. Stcinberger for sl5 worth oil
hoard.
Miss Amelia 1. Mcdowell, daughter
of Joseph Mcdowell. and niece Of Com
missioner Nicholas Mcdowell, was mar
ried at the First Presbyterian church OF
Danville "Wednesday at II A. NJ, 20 Hon.
John NJ. Brooks, mayor OF Middlesboro
Rev. T.. NJ. Green, ID. ID, was the ofiicia'
ting minister. At the same hour Miss
Maggie West, OF this place, was married
10 Mr.. John J. Conway, OF Cincinnati,
10y Rev. Father James J. Pike, Of the
Catholic church. Al 7:30 in the even
ing Of the same day Miss Lettie G. Cow
an, daughter Of the late James Covan,
was married 10 DR.. NJ. NJ. Leech, the
veterinary surgeon. Rev. +. II. Ward,
H. d., OF the Episcopal church, Lexing-
ton, performed the ceremony.
A man perhaps 80 years OF age. Civ
ing the name OF Charles Marsh. was tax.
en- to Lebanon Thursday morning by
Deputy Sheriff James III. .Baughman TO
answer charge Of grand larceny. Ear
ly last week he stopped at the house Of
Mr.. Durham, a little this side OF Leb'
anon and was put to work shucking
corn. Some time during Monday Of this
week he slipped into the house and taxi
ing an overcoat, a shot gun, lot OF jew
elry, etc, he lii out across the country,
steering towards Danville. Mr.. Dur
ham aud others came here ahead OF him
and left for home before his arrival, al
ter leaving a description OF the thief and
the goods stolen with the officers. Tues
day night about 0 o'clock he came in
the pike from the direction OF Parksville
and was resting at Faulconer's store
when arrested by Sheriff Bailey and Jail
or Shumate. All the stolen goods ex-
cept the jewelry was found in his posses
sion. MarsA says his home is in Pitts
burg. Pa, and beyond that will not talk,
having probably learned by experience
that silence is golden under the circum-
stances surrounding him.