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

was sold at auction AT Lexington ant
ly brought $4,000.
J. Charles New, a married man, wa
is killed by young Atwood at Kosciusko
l. Miss, for seducing his sister.
2, Tom Blount, negro, was lynched a
'; Chattanooga for criminal assault OF
!. Mrs. Mary Moore, a white woman.
" Hester Dean, a member OF the demi
!. monde was found dead in her bed al
= Harrodsburg. The cause was attributed
i. to dissipation.
, Andy Schlegel, Louisville police.
J. man, was dismissed for misbehavior to
e women on the street, so he went home
}. and blew his brains out.
4 The post-office department has prsc.
tically shut down on the appointment of
: 4th-class post-offices and postmasters
Only in extreme cases are appointments
, made.
Mr.. Carlisle intends to appoint his
son Logan chief clerk OF the treasury
The Office is one Of the most important
connected with the treasury depart
ment.
The sundry civil bill now before the
Senate provides $4,000 OF the sos, 100
appropriated for the board OF lady man.
ayers of the Worlds Fair shall be issued
in 25c souvenir coins.
"A couple of thieves broke the win.
dow of Semper Bros jewelry store on
| Ntna OF (iv,;pna or. -. 4
3d. $50 worth OF diamonds. All the force
was in the store at the time.
"A New York negro preacher, who
went to Paris, Texas, where a negro was
burned to death for rape and murder, to
form an anti-lynching society, was rid. |
den out OF town on a rail before he could |
do so
Col. James f. Pepper, of Lexington,
has just taken out policy for 100000 |
on his life, making his total life insur.
ance $3.50, 900, said to be the heaviest in.
surance carried by any one in the
South.
The committee has fixed upon Nam.
moth Cave as the place and May 18th as
the date for the annual meeting OF the
Grand Commsndery OF the Knights
Templar. There are nearly 100 Knights
in the State.
Miss Ureth Carr has secured ver- |
diet of $1,000 against the city OF Louis |
vile for the loss OF one OF her legs, which
was crushe1 in the collision OF two vehi. 6
cles on a narrow bridge and had to be |
A message recommending the an J.
nexation of the Hawaiian Island was d
sent Wednesday to the Senate by the the /
president, accompanied by a treaty OF r
annexation and correspondence relating
10 the subject. h
Rev. Mcdonald, an evangelist of the $
New Light church," is charged at C
Nanceburg with attempting to outrage b
. 10 yearold girl. 1t was with difficulty d
hat her father and brother were kept Al
rom killing him. A
The wife of Leonard Figg, who was v
,illed BY an electric light wire in Louis N
lille few days ago, has brought suit p
ganst the company for $4,000. She "
vas only allowed 800 at the time of her Sc
husbands death. h
MIR. Carlisle is quoted as having said al
hat one OF his first official steps as Sec. "
etary will be to issue bonds TO relieve II
ne Treasury, and that this will be fol- hi
'wed by special session Of Co Dgress to h'
epeal the Sherman silver law. CT
William A. Brady, acting for James th
. Corbett, deposited in New York two tie
hecks, one for $4,000 to bind match vi
18th Charles Mitchell, and one for 81 II
10 to bind match with Peter jackson ii
nder terms made by the cham pion. Al
james Ballard, a Garrard county wi
rmer, attempted TO shoot Daniel Che vi
ault, Richmond attorney, when he ly
nd something in trial there, which WI
e thought reflected on his wife. He fir
as Immediately fined 500 aud sent to to
ii for 10 days. az
Ed Burkhart, OF Leslie county, was wi
lot and instantly killed by his brother ed
Flaw, John Saylor. Both parties were to
nder the influence of whisky when the LEI
Hing occurred. On the same day near jol
anchester, Clay county, Joe Setter was in
lot and killed by James Barrett. Both ha
urderers are under arrest. be
Gov. Northern, of Georgia, has issued w
proclamation setting forth the bravery thu
couple of officers who prevented a up
nching, in which he says; Adequate an
aise should be also awarded to the Of ha
,ers OF the law, as we'll as all those pat are
'tic and law-abiding men who reso. lef
tely stood by the great bulwark OF So W.T.
81 order and sternly set their faces ed;
ainst the unauthorized taking of hui vii
an life" M
the LEGISLATURE: MS
tan
The House passed the bill fixing the VIII