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

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$ ton the bankers adjourned tameet mex
h year at Paducah.
p. There is a colored couple in Camden
- n. j., who have 80 children, all OF whom
J. are alive and well.
/ Russia has herself contributed Sl75,
D DOC, 900 to alleviate the sutlerings of he
famine stricken peasautry.
The members of the Homestead al
l visory board charged with treason, wer'
held in $4,000 bail each.
The Hon. James ii. Rice, leading
democratic politician of Indiana, died al
indianapolis of pneumonia.
Coy. Buchanan, of Tennessee, now
the peoples party candidate for govern
or, was rotten-egged at Blountville.
A freight train on the B. Il O. ran
into street car in Cincinnati, killing
two and mangling five other passengers.
Portions of Canada are covered with
snow and considerable quantities OF it
fell in rev York and Pennsylvania
Wednesday.
Near Branden, Miss, two negroes,
who had robbed store and assaulted
the clerks. were taken from the sheriff
and lynched.
The monetary conference OF Is pow.
ers will be held at Brussels, Nov. %.
Coy. ]. b. McClary is one of the three
representatives Of the United States.
After the smoke of many revo lvers
had cleared away at a fandango at Kyle,
Texas. Tom Ports, an American, aud
three Mexicans were found dead.
Mrs. Flora V. Woodward Tibbetts,
of Chicago, but formerly OF Kentucky,
has been sworn in as a practicing attor-
ney before the court ofappeals at Frank
tort.
Mexican coffee planters at San Be
nita, are short of labor and are import
ing Gilbert islanders, who they have un-
der contract for three years at & per
month.
AT Catle;tsburg. Agnes Underwood,
the murderess of Milford Brown, was
bound over to the criminal court under
81 900 bond. in default OF which she was
committed to Jail.
Jack Gentry, notorious outlaw,
was killed near Covington by Sheriff By
ers and two deputies. Gentry was want
ed for four murders. recently conmitte d |
and was killed while resisting the OIL
GERS.
The democratic State committee OF
Idaho withdrew it's electoral ticket and
Endorsed the peoples party electors.
This is said to have been done on the
advice of the National Democratic Com
mittee.
The Michigan democratic conven-
ton nominated Judge VIM. Newton for
the Supreme bench, and the governor
appointed him to fill the unexpired term
of Judge Morse, the nominee for gov
ernor.
In the suit of A. j Ford, trustee, OF
Va. to dispossess b. w.
Ford, of Castleton Stock Farm, the jury
in Judge Julian's court gave verdict
for the defendant, securing him the pos
session OF the farm.
Columbus b. HarrTod, another
prominent Indiana republican, has come
ont for Cleveland and Stevenson This
was long time in discover
ing the error OF his way, but he met
with a cordial welcome from the demo
cratic world. Courier Journal.
-Liveryman Jim Spears, OF Cooley
Vile. Kan, deserves the distinction OF
being made sharpshooter'in'chief OF the
United States army. Three desperadoes
shot on the run in as many minutes, and
every one OF them through the head, is
record that IS not often equaled.
AT the sale of the Abdallah Park /.
rioters at Lexington, 81 head realized ,
s56, sos, an average OF 1927. The total
amount realized for the stock belonging f.
o the estate Of the late w. II. Wilson
amounted to SOTO, making general
Iversge OF S59S for the 1873 head.
Six OF the Dalton gang attempted to
oh the banks at Coffeyville, Kas but !,
we're resisted by the citizens. A battle
nsued and five OF the gang were killed, !.
lot, however, till they had killed five of
he citizens. One OF the gang only got :
way and posse was hot on his trail at
asst accounts. !
Mr.. Carlisle says: II have not a =
article OF doubt about New York. 1t q
J sure to 90 democratic by safe MAORI s
"" His further talk on the subject of n
,olitics indicates, however, that he be- II
eyes democratic energy should be re- u
Dubbed in Virginia as we'll as in States y
hat are always considered doubtful.