Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1892-07-15
NEWSY NOTES.

AT Chicago the police made raid
on the bucket-shops and arrested 90 pro.
prietors and employees.
Ten lives were lost by the capsizing
o. the steamer frankie Folsom, near Pc.
oria, Ill.
1t is said that the L. & y. will pur-
chase the y. y. x NJ. V. to keep the ILL.,
nois Central from getting it.
Slick Ford is a new post-oftice in
Wayne and c. T. Denny has been APP
pointed to take charge OF it,
AT Clayton, Mo-, Sheriff Emil g..
Dosenbach shot and killed ex-Assessor
w. 5. Smith. Both were republicans.
-Ex. President Cleveland has refused
to give a portrait OF Baby Ruth to a
Southern newspaper for publication.
A hail and thunder storm did much
damage to crops near Cornishville, Mer-
Ger county, and killed about 30 sheep.
The insurance bill, which has caus-
ed so much trouble, was finally with
drawn from the governor by the vote OF
both bodies.
1T is said a Kentucky successor 10
the Louisiana Lottery is to be started
under an old legislative charter contain =.
ing lottery privileges.
"A cal has been issued for conven-
ton OF Confederate veterans to meet in
Columbus S. c., on July 10 to organize
q grand army OF Coniederates.
Near Vanceburg James Shaw was
shot and killed by unknown parties.
Suspicion points to his father-in-law, as
there had been trouble between the
families.
A solid gold brick, weighing SO
pounls, worth $4,000, will be exhibit
ed in the Mines and Mining building at
the Worlds Fair, by Helena, Mont,
mine owner.
Ollie Ellis has been arrested and
jailed at Augusta on the charge OF Sc
ducing a young lady OF the place, who
recently gave birth to child. He was
married but a short time ago.
Josephine Woods, OF Tarkia, Mo,
who has lived as female since her birth,
81 years ago, has by the skillful efforts
OF a surgeon been proven to be a man
and will in the future wear male attire.
-Ravachol, the Partisan criminal,
who ran the gamut OF all ofenses known
TO the law was guillotined. He Taved
and blasphemed while he was being pre-
pared for the ak, which cut short an
oath when it fell across his neck.
-Paducah is still experiencing crit
zeal condition Of affairs. After the Mill
tia was ordered off duty more shooting
occurred and the militia was ordered
back. Both the negro and Edwards,
the militaman, who were shot, are dead.
1t lis reported the striking Idaho min
e 5 have taken the adjutant general and
several mine owners prisoners, and will
hold them as hostages until the trouble
is settled. One hundred and thirty-two
non-unon miners were driven away
from the mines and two were killed.
AT st. Gervais Les Bains, in Savoy,
glaciers on the side OF Mt. Blanc became
detached, and sweeping down, buried
many homes and bath houses with all
their occupants. About $50 lives are
known to be lost and there may be ma
ny more. la the line OF the avalanche
not person was left alive.
With little less than 100000 popu-
lation. Louisville has more than 200 pla-
ces where the gospel is preached or SER
vices held weekly. Among these are
four Hebrew, "a Catholic and l2S Prot
estaut churches. Added to these are
three young mems Christian Associa-
tions, ~ missions, 20 convent and or
phanage chapels, etc. When the South.
ern Baptist Theological seminary is in
session there are over 1000 preachers in
that city.