Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1893-02-17
DANvlllg.

MIR. NJ. G. Thurman will soon return
to Danyille to live, having disposed o
his hotel in Morristown, Tenn.
Miss Lillian French, eldest daughter
of II. w. French, of this place, and Mr.
> John Il. Gallagher, of Harrodsburg, were
married wednes lay at 3 o'clock at the
residence OF the brides parents. Rev.
W. +. Taylor, of the Methodist church,
performed the ceremony.
Quite a crowd collected Tuesday
evening on Main street near Mrs. Ak
ms residence and also afterwards at the
police court room, in consequence OF
an attack made by Chss. Morrssy on
member of the Boyhi-Scharstein Star
Comedy Co. At the time OF the coils
ion Morrissy was in the company OF
Tom Williams, and the Boyhi man in
the company of another Boyhi man.
The cause OF the attack was SUPPOSE
ton on the part of Morrissy that the
showmen were trying to get up firta-
ton with two young ladies, one OF whom
was Morrissy's niece. A careful inves-
tgation showed, however, that while
the showwen, like the Dutchman, may
have thought damn it," neither OF
them said tina. or anything else, proper
or improper, to the young ladies, one OF
whom told her father that she knew
nothing of anything that is supposed to
have preceded the fight until after the
fight. Both of the young ladies and
their parents, all OF whom are respecta.
BILE people, desire the entire affair to be
forgotten.
Last Thursday night gentleman
and lady apparently called at the house
OF Danville lady who sometimes takes
boarders. The gentleman stated that
the lady had been called to Richmond
by the illness of relative and wished
to leave for that place by an early train.
The gentleman did all the talking, the :
lady did none. The gentleman was well
dressed, rather short OF short OF statue
and stoutly built. The lady was smaller
than what is known as medium sized
and wore veil. The lsndlsdy showed
them a room and left them. In about a {
minute she reeollected something she Z
wished TO get that was in the room, so
she returned to the door and knocked. [
She Was told to come in, and doing so, /
"a W that the man had removed mis- over
,oat and was standing by the fire. His b
was sitting near him with {
to her eyes. Tne land la
" got what she wanted ana as she was q
'assing out made common place re- r
mark to the lady, who returned no an g.
yer, nor did she take the handkerchief
rom her ewes The man, however, made
ONE answer A little while before day 1,
ght colored boy was sent to the room a,
, make fire, but returned Immediate
and said no one was in the room. The .,
lvsterious guests had quietly left the Ii
ouse without even paying their room ],
mt and no one has seen them since.
The Louisville papers OF Monday
ad big accounts of how one ). q. Aver -
IN, formerly OF Ddnville, had been
Iught stealing money from the contrl- y.
alton box of the Walnut street Metho-
st church. The papers most probably l.,
ade mistake in the name, "a no j. &.
lverson is known here, while A. {. Al \,
,rson is. Alverson left here last sum >,
err, but for several days before his de
Irture it was generally known that he
as under suspicion OF piliering from ..
veral Danyille people. 1t ia doubtful, -
,wever, il case could have been made -,
ainst him in court, although there
ere abundant grounds for suspicion. mo
e is a arrange man and those who know 80,
IN best doubt his sanity. He lived o.,
re about ten years, was good me- 10,
anic wagon maker was member OF
g Methodist church and a regular at olo
ndant thereof, and owned, as Louis Oh
lie paper says, good tenor voice arg
ere as ia Louisville ne sang in choir. IA
. always presented neat appearance y;
was never seen in low company. IL
S nearly two years before he LETT Dan of
lie that he began 10 act very strange SpC
He would begin a piece OF work but hi
uld Quit it sometimes when nearly q
ished and nothing could induce him liv,
touch it again. Last November year
, he went to Tennessee deer hunting no,
TIA hunting club to which he belong wa,
and after he returned was not known As.
strike a lick of work up to the time he sui
town, although there were severa. AS
IS in his shop he could have finished inc
a few hours and from which he could mi
We realized what to him would have
IN a considerable sum OF money.
len he left he went to Richmond, II
IN to Winchester and finally wound e'all
in Louisville. He left his clothing Wv,
1 other personal effects in room he now
| occupied for several years and they cage
there yet. Up to this hour he has and
no order with our DOStmastpr as In oAii