Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1893-11-03
NEWSY NOTES.

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Mrs. Eta Sample poisoned her nine
year-old boy in Louisville and then tried
to kilfherself without avail.
= 1t is not to the credit OF the South
= that but eleven OF her Senators voted for
n repeal, while II voted against it,
4 --Gov, Brown has appointed Judge j.
n Crisp Wickliffe, OF Bardstown, as the
a successor OF Adjutant General Gross.
The Masons have raised by sub.
scription 81 900 to erect monument
. over the grave of the late Hiram Bassett.
of Millersburg.
A Cincinnati thief robbed a penny
in the-sot weighing machine of SIS in
coppers. He must have had wagon to
haul away his haul.
AT Fort Sheridan, ILL.,, Lieut. Massey,
US. A, shot and killed Capt. Hedburg,
US. A. The two officers had quarreled
over Mrs. Hedburg.
"A woman was beheaded in Berlin
for numbering her husband. 1t was the
first execution of woman in the Ger.
man capital since 1916.
The relief committee at Brunswick. !
Ga, has withdrawn its appeal for help,
furnishing rather unusual instance in
the history of epidemics.
"A New York cat, whose teeth had
been knocked out by a ruffian, had
false set made for it by a dentist and
wears them comfortably.
Potter Palmer, OF Chicago, has dona.
ted 100000 for Woman's Memorial
Building in that city. He de sires that it
shall be on the lake front.
The crime of the lunatc, Fender
CAST, seems to have been the signal for
an organized movement on the part of
the cranks in this country.
"A riot occurred when it was an.
nounced that the Ferris wheel must stop
revolving so the president announced
that it would run till Nov So
"A. G. Quincy, clerk of the Ameri.
can Express Co. at New Orleans, was ar.
rested, charged with the theft of So, 500
from an express package containing $50.
600. t
AT Dallas, Texas, Charles Hampton C
Tell into cotton seed crusher and was /
ground to pulp with the exception of b
one leg, which was thrown 50 feet I'D in C
the air.
Three vases valued at 81 800 were p
stolen from the art gallery at the Worlds CT
Fair. The vases were in the japanese t.
section in the east court of the center b
pavilion. cl
"A meteorological station, the high. g
,st in the world, has been established nv ii
Harvard University On the top OF near pa
y extinct volcano, 10, 200 feet above sea ~
evel in Peru. ,
The price OF silver Monday was 20
ents an ounce, at which figure $1,000
unces were added to the stock IN the III
reasury. This is decline Of Al cents &c
uring the present month.
Harry O'Dye, of indianapolis, COM OF
iittel suicide by taking morphine be- VT
ause he lost his job. After taking the re
ose he prayed until he became uncon- WI
'lous for the welfare OF his wife.
Postmaster General Bissel's est- lii
ates OF the appropriations required for Sol
ie postal service for the next fiscal ur'
Ear aggregate 90,399, 4S5. The appro- DE
iations for this year were $4,000, 3l4.
Miss Belle Knowles, OF Belle Plains, Col
as, killed herself because she was on
dubbed by society. The cause OF her WI
ling snubbed was the too free use oo'
intexicants at party at her own Ia
)me. be-
Mt. Sterling has contracted with a OIL
company for a system of the
ater-works The company is under the
md of $4,000 TO begin work within =
e next 90 days and complete the Job in Va
months. an,
The warehouse of Brdgeiord & Co., Tn
i've manufacturers, Louisville, was exl
rtially destroyed by fire and all its ed
ntents ruined. The damage was esti- hin
ated to be about SIS, 900 and the insur- did
ce $50, 500. toll
West Virginia has definitely deter. Va
ned TO remove her exhibit at the foil
orld's Fair to Charleston as nucleus the
a permanent museum and she will cor
obably remove her State building there mo
hold her collection.
N. j. n. Barron, London merchant
nmitted suicide by shooting himself. :
. Barron is the man who formed the a Il
ddlesboro Town Lands Co. and was =
0 the promoter of the Barron syndi- ont
% which made fictitious purchases OF :
nercan lands. His death is the cause acr
little or no regret for,