Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1894-12-21

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that he thinks the election law invalid
because not properly passed, by givine
bis reasons for holding to the opposite
view.
The japanese manage to kill q
good many Cinnamon, aud what they
leave are at the mercy OF Ii Hung Chang,
who generally has them executed for not
getting killed.
Edward Duncan, republican menu
ber-elect of the Tennessee Legislature,
has started to walk from Bristol TO Nash
vile, $50 miles He had no money, and
would not accept railroad pass.
twenty-five delegates, representing
as many lodges OF the Knights Of Ply.
thiss, met at Buffalo. n. Y, Wednesday,
and organized the Improved Order of
Knights of Pythias," electing their own
officers.
The conclusion has been reached
by the friends of the Carlisle Banking
Bill that it would not be wise to force a
vote before the holidays, and the bill
will be put on its passage in the House
January I.
The highest bridge of any kind in
the world is in Bolivia, South Americs.
Counting from the surface OF the stream
to the level OF the rails this bridge is ex
actly 1851 feet in height The total
length is S02 feet
An unknown man, representing
himself to be travelling auditor for the
l.. and n. road, secured $50 from the
agent at Pleasureville. He intended
to victimize other SCENTS Of the road, but
detectives got on to him.
An aged Vermont democrat died
the other day and left directions that
none but democrats should assist in tn e
,st rites. 1t will be necessary to go out
side OF the State to get enough dem
ocrats to carry out this wish.
Two pretended clairvoyants known
as Nine. Jubber ane Nine. Jsbiri were
arrested in Louisville charged with a
fraudulent use OF the mails. Their
swindling scheme was an extensive one,
and there are accomplices yet to be ar
rested.
The decision Of the democratic lead.
ers not to bring the Carlisle Currency
Bill to vote until January practically
disposes OF all prospects Of any currency
legislation by this Congress, and makes
very probable a called session Of the oath
Congress.
AT Covington in the United States
Circuit Court Charles Raymond obtain.
ed a verdict against the Chesapeake and
Ohio Railway Co. for $500 dam ages.
His u year. old son was run over and
ages killed by freight train last July.
A Jury at Kansas City has decided
hat the life insurance companies must
pay up in the famous DIR. Fraker
,ase. DR.. Fraker was reported drowned
n July, 1898. He carried S4I, 655 life in
urance, and swindle was suspected by
he companies.
Thomas Addison, aged 81 who died
t Morristown, Ind, never had doctor
With him but once during his long life
he old man was married twice and left
s children, IS grandchildren, l03 great
and three great, great
rand children.
The Kennedy brothers were hung at
Monday for the murder OF
tation agent and they met death in
lost cringing manner They refused all
le overtures of preachers until their last
ight on earth, when they sent for one
nd protesting religion were bsptiz-
q.
-Revsnue officials made a successful
lid on moonshiners in the bills of La
le county, near HarTodstown, and cap
,red jim Brady, Joe Lynch and Joe
Done, and brought them 10 Bardstown
II trial, after destroying two stills
Done has been a fugitive from justice
II over II years.