Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1893-03-24
NewSY NOTES.

!. At MEXICO, MO-, OeofRe HaTulDx
n sgro, was sold as a vagrant and brough
1919.
james G. Jenkins, of Wisconsin, viii
succeed Walter Q. Gresham as Judge o.
the 9TH judicial circuit.
John Sanders, colored, and Katie
Silverthorn, white, eloped from Catletts
burg, and were married.
j. T. Ecton got drunk, sat down on
the railroad track at Winchester and was
crushed to death by train.
The price paid by the treasury for
silver bullion Monday, S2s cts. an ounce,
is the lowest since the Sherman law was
enacted.
james Hass, of Uuion county COM
mitted euicide rather than. stand trial
for forgery. He was a man OF much
prominence.
Low water in the boiler at a sawmill
near Rome, L., resulted in an explosion
which killed four men and seriously
wounded two others.
Marshal Mcdonald, of Crathersville,
Iud., cousin OF Senator Nc Donald, end.
ed spree by committing suicide. He
took the morphine route.
Senator James II. Mulligan, who
has himself been i'll so long with erysip-
elias, has lost by death his five.year. old
daughter, Henrietta Duke. She had
scarlet fever.
1t is believed by New York bankers
that ]. Pierepont Morgan, who has sailed
for England, is going abroad to negoti.
ate loan OF s5O.OOO,OOO in gold for
the United States government.
e. K. Hosford, formerly postm aster
1t Edinbure, Ind, under Cleveland, was
20 disappointed when he heard of the
decision not to reappoint
men that he sickened and died.
AT Hileman, Ia, William Frazier
vas lynched for killing his wife, child
md sister.in.law. At Paris Tex, s. T.
freeman beat his wife and child to death,
md at Gridley, CAL, j. j. Ervis fatally
Mrs. Christina Oustall and
titled himself because she had Tilted him.
Another OF those terrible flour dust
EXPLOSIONS occurred, attended with loss
Il life and property. An immense grind.
ng mill at Litchfield. ILL.,, valued at
million dollars, was destroyed by the fire
1hich followed the explosion. The re- :
ort OF the explosion was heard at dis
ince of 80 miles.
Eek. Controller Durham owes the
ublic neither explanation nor apology
r his action in applying for his old
lace under Cleveland. They all DO it, :,
nd everybody knows that the Judge
as solely animated by a laudable de.
re to crafty his good wife and lift the :,
ational treasury out OF the rut. Louis. :
lie Times. " :
The president has appointed the fol- =
wing ENJOYS extraordinary and minis :,
RS plenipotentiary of the United States: :"
mes b. Eustis, OF Louisiana, to France;
leodore Runyan, OF New Jersey, to :,
ermany, and John +. Risley, of New =,
ork, to Denmark. He also appointed =
IN. Wade Hampton to be commission "
OF railroads ~
AT Bridgeville, Del, Undertaken
ort was driving a hearse containing
e BODY OF Isaac Riggin, when the hors.
became unmanagable and the vehicle
lided with a tree. Short was dashed 10
the ground and his neck broken.
'ile the dead man was tossed out OF Gil
, hearse, coffin and all. and the body VI
ok headiirst in a ditch. III
Thomas Reilly, formerly a reporter WI
the Covington Commonwealth, was ap
I'd at Newport for the murder OF City to
gineer Charles Jungerman, and given
years in the penitentiary. The YER. Ia
I was a surprise and a new trial has TIC
N asked for. Reilly wrote something go
ich offended the engineer, who struck WI
d with cane. The reporter resented an
assault with pistol and slew his as th'
ant.
The cause OF the Cincinnati South
g trouble arose as follows: Some MS
rs ago the secretary of the road is on
d 1000 shares OF fraudulent stock. To
} presidents name had been signed i'm
he certificates in blank, and the Sec II
ry filed them up for his own bene- wa
nd used them as collateral. The rhe
rts finally decided that the company me
responsible, and this has induced
owners to put the corporation in the Tn,
DIS OF a receiver.
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