Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1892-06-03
DANvlllE.


There will be closing exhibition
of the College gymnasium this, Thurs
day, evening.
Prof. II. X. Taylor, Of Louisville. a
son-in-law of Judge n. Sandifer, is Wis.
iting Danyille irienGs.
--Revs. ]. VI. Worral and f. II
Pierce delivered appropriate addresses.
here on decoration day.
p. II. Idol and T. p. Curry are op.
posing candidates for common school
trustee. The election is to be held sat.
urday.
Rev. g. W. Dunlap, oil independ-
ence, is advertised TO deliver Thursday
night OF this week lecture entitled a
"Trip Around the World" with illustra
ted views
E. H. Fox is preparing for the June
number OF the Centre College Cento
photo engrayinRs OF Rev. j. NJ. Worrall,
ID. d., Rev. J. l. Mckee, d. ID. Rev.
Hubbard, Prois. j. Q. Faes, A. b. Mel.
son and w. ID. Berry, all Centre Col.
lege professors.
Twenty three to nine in favor OF
the Widows was the way base ball
game ended "Wednesday between the
Widows and Orphans. The players
were dressed in Mother Hubbards and
other grotesque attire and presented a
decidedly stunning appearance.
Burglars blew open Booker Wilker-
on's safe in his butcher shop at June.
ton City Sunday night and got nothing
for their pains, az Booker had deposited
his wealth the day before. Booker thinks
1t was not local talent that made the
blast, a. local talent never would have
invaded his house in search OF riches.
Lafayette Price, boy about l6 years
old, son OF Lafayette Price, the stone
worker, was painfully hurt Wednesday
by large stone, which fell from the
new common school building and scrap.
ed his back. Had the stone fallen a lit
tie further forward he would have been
instantly killed.
Hon. John Mason Martin, of Biz
mingham, Ala, who graduated from
Centre College in 1856, is in town.
Among his classmates were Judge G. A.
Hardin, OF Harrodsburg, Rev. Joshua
Barbee, OF Marshall, Mo-, Senator J. c. :.
Blackburn, ]. II. Englemau, OF the
Farmers Bank, Danville, and Gov J. b
McCreary.
A rumor that Hannah Arthur. OF
Danville, daughter of the renowned Kit
~ Arthur, proprietress OF the we'll
known Dumas House, hotel where
none but the 40l ever stopped, had been
slain up in the mountains, has been run
down. Hannah still lives, although she
was handled pretty roughly few days
ago at Somerset by another lady, -
whose husband she had been keeping
company with.
Bland Johnson has returned from a
three months absence in Texas, where
he has been employed by Texas pony
purchasing agency. With his sombrero
hat upon bis noble brow, Bland, seated
on one OF his genuine Mexican ponies,
and with immense spurs riveted To- each
heel, dashes about the streets OF Dan.
vile as though he never knew any coun.
try but the far aud woody Wett and no
life but the maddening and wild life OF
the bold, bad and reckless cowboy.
Judge Veteran heard Tuesday
evening complaint made by Mike Cul.
len, the loquacious lrishman of the West
End, against Lee NanArsdal aud Chas
King, also OF the West End. in which
the defendants were charged with ku.
kluxing said Cullen because he had no,
been like CWsar's wife in the matter OF
virtue. Mike admits that he is not alto.
gether a. pure as an icicle, bat claims
justification, self.defense or something
OF the kind. His honor reserved his de.
cision for day or two, but it is quite
probable the case will be dismissed.
The return party tomorrow, Fri.
day night, given by the young men OF
Danville to the young ladies who invit-
ed aud escorted them to the leap year
party last February, promises TO be a
brilliant affair, with perhaps an excep
ton in one particular, to.wit Six or
seven, or perhaps IN ore, young ladies,
who have received the printed invita-.
tons sent out to all, have been asked by
no young men in particular to accompa
ny them to the party. Boys, this won't
do; il you don't want TO take the girls,
who took YOU in February, you ought at
least to try and see that they have other
company.
In the matter of the Commonwealth
of Kentucky against w. X. Vow lis, OF
junction City, for selling beer in Boyle
county contrary to law, five Judgments
OF 800 each were entered against the
defendant by Judge McFerran, Tuesday
The remaining eight We're dismissed on