Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1893-04-14
NEWSY NOTES.

the Jail In WHICH tney were p'iSohciS, "
effect their escape, but we're burned &c
death.
AT Knox, Ind, Oscar Golding, dem
ocrat, and John Golding, his son, a re-
publican, are making hot race for town
marshal.
Jeremiah O'Rouke, OF New Jersey,
has been appointed chief supervising ar
chitect of the treasury.
The Good Roads Convention was
called to order at Bowling Green We'd
nesday, with over 100 delegates in at.
tendance.
The Ann Arbor road has brought
suit against Chiefs Arthur and Sargent
for $500 900 damages. Conspiracy charg.
es are made.
e. w. Hennesley, vile, son and
grown daughter, Of near Greenville, 5.
c., persisted in the flames that destroyed
their home.
In a fit OF madness German named
Burkhardt, at Fairbury, H., held his l6-
months-old niece against red-hot stove
till she was fatally burned.
The town OF Robinsonville, Miss,
was destroyed by a cyclone "Wednesday
afternoon. Many people were killed in
in the surrounding country.
Marie Prescott and r. ID. Mclean,
her husband. have retired from the stage
and are now in Fayette buying fine
horses for their Virginia farm.
The Tennessee Legislature has ad-
journed, after stormy and tempestuous
session. Let the Kentucky legislators
read this item and agree To do like
wise.
Miss Elizabeth Miller, OF Springfield,
O., com mitted suicide by sending bull
let through her brain. She was decid-
ed belle and no cause is assigned for the
rash act.
The sum OF SS,4O0,0O0 in gold was
Withdrawn Monday from the sub treasu.
~ at New York for shipment to Europe,
leaving only S2,6OOOO0 free gold in the
treasury.
AT Pittsburgh, Pa, four children are
in Jail for numbering their aged father,
who wanted to marry aud bring his wife
home. They could not bear the thought
OF a step mother
The strike at the Worlds Fair build.
ings was of short duration. 1t was TO
prevent the employment OF non-upion
labor but it wouldn't work and the men
resumed their tools.
Timothy Burke, brakeman, had
his head cat of by freight train at
Warsaw, Ind, and when his wife saw
the headess body she went raving crazy
and is still maniac.
Gen. Manuel Gonzales, ex.president
OF the Republic of Mexico, and one OF
the most famous soldiers that country
ever produced, died in the City OF Mex
leo OF complication OF diseases.
JEFF Coates, Mississippi farmer, got
mad with his wife and killed her with an
axe. As coon as the citizens found 1t
out they broke Mr.. Coates neck, and
there were two burials instead OF one.
1t is now claimed that the late Squire
Abingdon made a will while aboard the
steamship Majestic, en- route to the
United States, by which a large share OF
his property will 90 to Mrs. Lilly" Lang
try.
Secretary Carlisle has appointed
Herman w. Van Sender, editor OF the
Paducah Standard, his private secretary.
Mr.. Van Sender lie 30 years OF age, ma
tive Of Kentucky aud a man OF much
ability.
democrats won in the municipal
elections in Albany, Newark, Jersey CITY,
Paterson, Trenton, New Brunswick and
other cities. The Meyers ballot machine
was used with good results in some plac
es in New York.
"A boy about II years old and APP
parently of good family was found dead
in little skiti, which WAS floating round
Vanceburg. The boat had been noticed
for several days before il was brought
ashore.
At Pulaski Tenn, Mrs. Berlin was
the victim OF an "empty" pistol in the
hands of her l5-year-old son. The boy
didn't know il was loaded and playfully
remarking, "Look out, mother" pulled
the trigger. The ball struck her in the
for head, killing her instantly.
The cyclone which swept Kansas
and Missouri Tuesday night killed over
40 persons. 1t is thought 30 or 40 more
were injured in Kansas. The damages
to property in b,th States is heavy. The
vicinity OF Lexington, Mo-, and Brown
county, Kansas, suffered worse.