Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1892-10-14
NEWSY NOTES.

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- cleared S7,39S, 547 during the fiscal year
-Four persons were killed in Kansas
City by freight train running into ;
grip car.
Mrs Matte Logan WEIGH, sister o
Representative John II. Welch, of Jes
samine, is dead.
Up the four National Banks of Rich
mond there is now on individual depos
it $685., 465. 07.-Climax.
-Ex-Mayor Higgins of Somerset, was
given two years in the penitentiary for
OBTAINING Miss Finnetta Woods.
The grand jury not only addicted
the leading strikers at Homestead, but
also Manager Prick and others.
Mrs George w. Marvin, OF Cordell,
Ga, keeps her husbands dead body in
the parlor. He died in June last.
The New. York democratic commit.
tee Endorsed Judge Andrews, the repub-
lican nominee, for the court of appeals.
A fourth-class post-ofiice has been
Established at Arigo, Boyd county, and
John A Bartram appointed postmaster.
A little daughter of Frank Hen
bricks fell into a kettle OF apple butter
in Bath county, and died from the
burns
-Crazed by jealousy, Conrad Bender
shot his wife and then cut his own
| throat from ear TO ear, at their home in
/ Louisville.
The democratic executive commit
tee for the third Superior Court .district,
nominated Judge j. II. Brent to sue
coed himself.
The Georgia Cotton Factory, at
Athens, Ga. was destroyed by fire at
a loss OF $4,000. Three hundred EN-
ployes are left without work.
AT dance near Soldier, two drunk
en- strangers shot and killed Charles
Wilmuth and Harry Collins and serious
" wounded VIM. J. Henson.
w. p. Smith, manager of the Har-
rodsburg Theatre, sued AL q. Fields
while in Louisville for 500 for failure to
keep his contract to play there.
Charles T. Ierkes, the Chicago
street railway baron, will give the Chi
cago University a telescope that will
surpass the big Lick instrument.
Gov. McCreary, who is just back
from Illinois, says the Democrat c State
ticket will be elected and it looks like
Cleveland will also carry the State.
John f. Tolliver, young electrician,
in the employ of the Indianapolis Elec-
trio Light and Power Company, was in
stantly killed by accidentally touching
two live wires.
The Democratic State Central Com
mttee OF Minnesota has substituted on
its State ticket the names of four third
party electors for four democratic elec
tors Withdrawn.
A dispatch from Middlesboro says
Bell county can be put down for 100 ma
iority for the democratic ticket in No
vember Bell was a republican strong
hold few years ago.
The New York World claims that
the republicans have already raised ST.
600, 900 to use in New York and Brook
Ign, aside from an equal sum to be ex-
pended in the State at large.
Gen. j. ID. Cox, lifelong republi-
can, and twice governor OF Ohio, has
deserted the grand old party OF fraud,
force aud protection, and next month
will vote for Cleveland and Stevenson.
More than 10000 men are now at
work in Chicago in getting the build
ings and grounds ready for the great ex
position OF 1898. On a number of the
structures work proceeds day and night.
If the earnings of the Chesapeake q
Ohio keep on at the present rate it will
not be long before they reach 81 100000
per month. The. increase Of per cent. !
in September brought its total earnings
up to S9i0,052.
M. j. O'Brien, ex-treasurer OF the
Catholic Knights of America, who rob
bed that order of $4,000. was arrested
in Philadelphia and taken back home. !
Detectives followed his wife, who went
on visit to him.
A special from Norton, Va, states
that Frank Johnson, being refused adj
mittance to the home of his sweetheart,
in Knott county, KY, raised disturb
ance in which the girls father and one
Of Johnson's friends were killed.
Republican postmasters have so
openly extorted campaign funds from
employees that the Civil
Service Commission has made a public
statement notifying the victims that
they will not be removed for failure 20
subscribe.