Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1893-06-30
Newsv NOTES.

-SllVer mas gone uown W " Soh'S'
Jessie Greener, a Polish girl, fell
from three-s.ory building in Louisville
and broke her neck.
A period OF intense heat has caused
many prostrations and a number OF
deaths at New Orleans.
Aaron Shuck, wife and five children,
OF Findlay, o., are all at the point OF
death. the result OF eating ice cream.
The fremont Hotel at Fort Scott,
Kansas, collapsed without warning to
the 100 occupants and three persons are
known to have been killed, while the in.
iured run way up into the teens.
Ben Maxwell and Bruce Walton,
two young farmers of Mason county. be.
,me involved in quarrel at picnic,
and Walton was shot and killed. Mark
we'll claims to have acted in self.de.
Tense.
A Mexican woman named Anita
Sanchez, living in the City OF Mexico,
has been found guilty Of forcing her s.
year.old daughter into an oven and keep.
ing her there till she was roasted to
def tn
Miss Julia Force, on trial at Atlanta,
Ga, for the murder Of her two sisters,
was declared not guilty by the jury. She
was declared insane recently but the
verdict OF the jury removes the verdict
OF insanity.
A tarsntula nest was found in
bunch OF bananas at Lebanon, Ind, and
200 young ones were killed. The moth
er tarantula bit the grocery clerk
who discovered the nest aud he is dy-
ing from the effects.
John Berry, on his chestnut, Poison,
won the l,O4O mile COW boy race to the
Worlds Fair, making the last $50 miles
in "a hours. He and his horse were
nearly dead when they arrived, They
beat the next Il hours.
The New York Anarchists were
wildly enthusiastic Monday night over
the pardoning OF Fielden, Schwab and
Neebe. John Most, with his customary
temperate expressions, declares that Ga
nv, Grinnell. Bontield and all others who
took part in the prosecution should he
hanged.
The pardon of the Anarchists has
aroused so much indignation in certain
quarters that Gov. Altgeld's title to
American citizenship is being question
ed and threats are being made that pro-
ceedings similar to those in the famous
Gov. Royd case, OF Nebraska, may be in
stituted.
While the employees of the decorat-
ing department of the Worlds Fair were
presenting silver tea services to Director
d. Millet and Assistant Director Ed.
ward Allen in the colored building at
the Worlds Fair Wednesday, the hoor
on which they were standing gave way
and 10 persons were hurt
A resolution has been introduced
providing for the expulsion OF the Hon
Albert II. Charlton, member OF the 9TH
Louisville district, unless by Saturday
afternoon he shall have presented him
self before the House and explained his
reiterated allegations that certain mem.
beers of the General Assembly were brib-
ed in the recent capital removal contest.
The death OF Mrs. Pugh at Nenis,
O., hao brought to light the fact that she
had two living husbands. She married
a number OF years ago but her husband
left her, and she supposing he was dead
married b. L. Pugh. Husband No
wandered back to his old home after sew
eral years but did not make himself
known until the dual wife died, when he
told his story to to husband No. ., and
they went to the burial arm in arm, each
weeping bitterly.
| r. B. Hutchcraft, head OF the whole.
sale commission firm OF K. b. Hutchcrai'
X Co, at Paris, killed his brother in-law
Daniel Stuart. The latter was the az
pressor and the coroner brought in YER
dict OF self-deiense. Stuart had treated
his wife numerically and when che was
killed by pistol shot her relatives charg
ed that Stuart had murdered her, tho
he claimed that she committed suicide
Hutchcraft had letters from his sister
telling him OF Stuart's cruel treatment
and it was to get them that he made ar
attack on Hutchcraft, who refused t'
surrender them. Hutchcraft had beer
knocked down with loaded cane anc
was still prone when he fired the iata
shots. Stuart leaves farm OF 600 acre.
and much money.