Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1892-05-20
DANvIllE.


county, is visiting the family Of her
brother. Mr.. Augustus Rogers, at the ID.
Il d. Institute.
II. b Farris, of the Glcher House,
bought Mt sheritl's sale, Monday, the
Gallie Bib property on Walnut street, .
next to the Methodist church, for $50. |
w. W Penn, travelling passenger
agent of the l.. q y. road, wishes it
known that the rate from Stanford and 1
Rowland 10 Louisville sunday, May %,
will be g. for the round.trip. The train
will leave Rowland at A. NJ.
Mrs. Sally Stienbergen wishes it
known that she found the sll that she
thought had been stolen from her last
week. She had no, out it in her pocket
book. as she thought, but left it in bu-
reau drawer, where she afterwards found
il.
Col James A. Fisher and wife tx
pect TO leave to-day for Platte City, Kas
where they will spend a portion OF the
summer with their daughter, Mrs. Cash
Wiler. After that they will make their
home with their son, Geo. ID. Fisher, of
81. Louis.
Capt J. w Jacobs L. :. A. ard
family are visiting Danville friends.
Capt. Jacobs has been stationed at Fort
Reilly, Kansas, for some time past.
Miss Sallie +. Worrell has returned af-
ter an absence OF several months in New
York and other Eastern States.
Elder Kendrick will continue the
remainder OF the week the services be-
guu 10y him at the Christian church,
sunday last At the conclusion of the
services, Tuesday night, the ladies of the
church gave an ice cream and strawber.
~ festival, from which they cleared
about s75.
Mrs. George o. Barnes is the guest
Of the family OF her nephew, DIR, j. C..
Boyle, Mrs. Lconon Daviess, OF Nash
Vile, and Miss Annie T. Davies, OF Har-
rodsburg, are visiting Mrs. VIM. Warren.
Mrs. Isaac Shelby left junction City
"Wednesday for Chicago to visit her
daughter, Mrs. Mason.
An elderly aud rather forlorn look
ing party, with one eye, giving the name
OF VIM. Miller, was spprehended 10y Col.
VIM ;. Downton. "Wednesday morning,
Tor appropriating a copy OF the Louis
Gill. I't,,.a I'm, ln.rot.y, rh..ya tIa
carrier had lett IT, The old man ex.
planned that he thought il was an old
paper aud that he wanted il to wrap up
some bank notes that he was afraid to
carry exposed. This partly, but not al
together, allayed the colonels suspicion
that he had arrested dangerous crimi-
nal, so he proceeded with him to the
bar of justice, where investigation show
ell that the prisoner, il DOT bank rob
Der. was a republican cmissary, securing
the country and stealing democratic
newspapers ike the Times, 50 as 10 keep
the people from getting at the truth in
reg ri to the great political issues OF the
days. The Oil chap WAS allowed 10
leave town.
The statement in last Fridays ISrE.
RioR JOURNAL. that the United States le-
g,tion at Berlin had. in reply 20 at least
a thousand inquiries, pronounced the
great "tisher fortune" myth, being
brought to the attention OF a Danville
lady, who has devoted much time 10 a
careful investigation OF the subject, she
said THE United States legation,
some time ago, made the same reply 10
an inquiry on the part OF the American
Fishers, as the one published last week.
But the American Fishers are con WINGED
that the legation has not investigated
the matter and has made this public an.
nouncement To- get rid OF a troublesome
correspondence in which it has no per,
sonal interest. The American heirs
have learned positively, through Lawyer
Louis Neneke, OF Brunswick, Mo-, who
has called to his assistance reputable
lawyers in Germany, that the immense
fortune left by Ludwig Fisher, who diet
many years ago in Culpepper county
Va, is on deposit in Germany, and thai
the only trouble lii is admitted to be {
vast one) the American or other hein
will have in getting possession OF it, viii
be in satisfactorily establishing their de
cent and the degree OF their deem
from the original owner OF the estate"
Mr.. Lud Veach, OF this place, son o
Mr.. Andrew Veach, of the ID. IL ID. In
stitute, was shot by Mike Morrissy,
bar keeper at Harrodsburg, TUESDAY
night, and died Wednesday about
o'clock. The telegrams to the daily pa
peers, sent from Harrodsburg, state tina
Veach went into the saloon where Mr.
Morrissy was employed and, ''as l.,
seemed inclined &c be qusrrelsome VI Or
rissy put him OUT" that Veach theI
went and armed himself and returnin,
entered the saloon and firing on Morris
sy shot him in the arm That NORRIS,