Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1893-02-21
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e sville, has failed for $4,000.
1t showed ell day in Buffalo, n. Y
, Sunday, and at o'clock that night I'll
, beautiful" had reached depth OF tire
feet.
The river ut Cincinnati is over 5
feet, long past the danger line. Tw
steamboats, are said to have blown into
corn field above the city.
"A society girl at the Hsrrodsbur.
theater created sensation by appearing
at the play without hat. The Sayings
pays her very high compliment for hel
consideration.
| An immense lov of water from an
artesian we'll sunk near Portland, Tex
gives other rsnchmen hopes that the eff
fects of the drouth may be hereafter
avoided 10y drilling wells.
Congressman AL Berry, of Newport
has been indicted by the grand jury for
msfeasance in the office of mayor, for
offering brides to councilmen and for
renting houses 10 prostitutes.
The First National Bank has with
drawn from the Lexington Clearing As
ISOLATION because the manager fined its
runner 81 for not observing a rule and
refused to remit it when asked to do 80.
The flour mills OF Conner & Wilker.
son, at Birmingham, Ala, were burned
Sunday, the loss being estimated at $780,
900, and no insurance. j. A. Lewis, who
was sleeping in the building was burned
to crisp.
AT Noblesville, Ind, the jury in the
Senator Mcdonald will contest virtually
pronounced the document offered for
probate forgery, and awarded the con-
testants real estate in Indianapolis val.
ued at $4,000
A huge rock slide weighing ten tons
came down the mountain near Nuttall-
burg, W. Va. on the G. and o., ard
crushed hut in which ten colored men
we're living. Four OF them were killed /
and the other six badly injured.
Richard Nugent, a young business
man at Lexington, was fined $1,000 and
sentenced to Jail for six months on the
,hargc OF aiding and abetting his brother,
Thomas Nugent, in shooting w. I. Sis
ruck, a commission merchant.
Albert Wing, who murderc | his
wife in Louisville hagnio, was given a
life sentence, although he asked TO be
hanged. The father of the murdered
woman, Judge Eaves, OF Grsenyille, sand
bat be WAS too old TO be revengafll and
.sked that the murderers life be spar
ID. r
Gen. George +. Spencer, Senator
rom Alabama, and S. g. Hastings, exc
,hief Justice of Iowa and oi California,
led Saturday night, the former in
Washington and the latter in san Fran
isco. Both were born in Jefferson ,
ounly, y. Y, many years apart. and
9th became lawyers in Iowa and began |
uhlic life there. :
BY the failure at youngstown, O., OF
.obert L. Walker, regarded heretofore rs (
man of great wealth, Gov. Mckinley is
robably rendered bankrupt He was +
n Walkers paper for large sum, aud ,
Walkers failure is as bad as it appears 1
} be, Gov. Mckinley will lose everything 4
g has in the world. +
The United States Senate adopted a
4 amendment To the Snndry Civil bill, i,
-oposed by Mr.. Sherman, authorizing \
Ie Secretary of the Treasury to issue /,
,nds hearing per cent. interest ito
'oyide for the redemption OF notes."
ne object OF the amendment is TO meet \
e exigency now facing the Treasury "
providing gold to keep intact the n
90 100000 reserve fund. v
The president transmitted to the q
nate a message recommending the an N
,xation of the Hawaiian Islands. He W
It's the case very plainly. "Only two "a
urses are now OPEN" he says; zone n
e establishment of protectorate by ca
g United States and the other annexa- m
IN full and complete" The latter 10
urse is favored. Ia all probability the o,
,aty will be sanctioned by the Senate, ii
d the islands come into the possession III
the United States. 1t provides that al
DOOC year shall be paid the deposed
leen and the lump sum OF $4,000 to
g Princess who is heir apparent. Chi
Sc are prohibited coming from the is
Ids to the States, and the sugar boun- G
under the Mckinley bill is not TO be
id on Spreckles' sugar. tn
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