Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1893-08-04

Newton, who killed Hart Crouch a
High Bridge, was held in 700 bail an'
is now in Jail at Nicholasville,
Felix Poole, a notorious white char
acter, was lynched in Ohio county fol
sssaulting l3.year.old white girl.
The State of Massachusetts, at on,
time previous to the revolution claimed
the Pacific ocean as its western bound
airy.
Robert Morris, negro barber al
Findlay, O., attempted suicide because
his brother deacons and the pastor o
his church were too attentive to hi'
wife.
Near Montgomery, Texas, three me-
groes attacked the house of NJ. Marsh
killed him, ravished his wife, murdered
his infant and cut out the tongue of hi:
9 year old child. One OF the negroes was
caught and lynched.
Judge Stein fined the directors OF
the Worlds Fair responsible for closing
the fair on Sunday in violation of his
Injunction, 81 900. with committal to Jail
in default OF fine. Officers of the fair
were fined smaller amounts.
Webster county furnished two kill
ings in one day. Carroll Gibson was
shot by his con, who interferred while
he was quarreling with his wife, and
James Bassett died from the effects OF a
blow on the head given by his brother
in-law.
Near Amigo, Wis, William Nune-
macher, a farmer, animated by an in.
sane fear that his family would stsrve,
murdered his wife and three children
with an AK while they were asleep and
attempted to kill himself by jumping
from the roof OF his barn.
during the months OF January, Feb
ruary and March, the last three months
of Gen, Raum's administration of the
pension bureau, 3l,SlS original pension
were issued. For the months
of April, Nav and June, the first three
months of Judge Lochren's administra.
ton, but 1908 original certificates have
been issued.
At Council Bluffs, Ia, an unknown
man walked into prayer meeting and
with drawn revolver ordered the con-
cregstion to throw up their hands. Bro.
Gail, who was leading in prayer, arose
and grappled with the would-be robber.
TafT proved too much for the rascal,
W no finally got out OF his clutches and
ran for dear life.
According 10 Poor's Manual there
are la, 223 miles of railroad track in the
United States, with liabilities OF sll ,0SS,-
)S3, COS. To equip them there are 35,153
2G.32l passenger cars and
los, So freight cars. The number OF
niles constructed in 1872 was I,42s, while |
he greatest number of miles built in any
Jingle year WAS l2,S7s in 1887.
Congressman Johnson, OF Ohio, has
prepared a bill which provides that any !
holder OF government bonds may depos-
I them at the national treasury and re-
,eive their face value in currency. While
he bonds are so held they shall not
lraw interest. When the owner is pre-
Jared to redeem them he may return
he money and receive his bonds, the
currency thus returned being Cancelled.
The convention of the American BIZ
metallic Leage assembled in Chicago with
,ver 500 delegates present or accredited,
rom ~ States and Territories. Chair
nan Allen w. Thurman submitted sort
# sub-treasury plan, to allow national
,anks TO issue currency upon deposits
# gold and silver, the scheme including
lao the free coinage OF silver A sub
ommittee on resolutions decided to ig-
lore all questions except that OF money,
nd to demand free coinage and the re-
nonetization OF silver.