Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1894-04-06
Pittsburgh and Allegheny gave Cox.

forage bill, a movement has been started
for the holding of a national convention
Of the South aud West for the organiza-
ton of new party on free-silver plat
form.
Clifton Hampton, OF Columbus, o.,
aged Is, played with an empty ~ pistol,
which was accidentally discharged. A
22-caliber bullet struck him in the stom'
ach and he has gone to join the silent
majority.
Trouble has broken ont between the
Indians and cowboys near Reno, L. I.
Several have been killed on both sides,
and the agency bulldogs have been
burned. Troops have been sent to the
scene of trouble.
Judge Bradley expressed his con-
tempt for the hargers-on at the Pollard
Breckenridge trial and denounced them
as flock of vultures sitting on fence
waiting for the horse to die. The croes
examination of the defendant was com
pleted Wednesday.
With the exception of the prohibit
bitionists, all parties are now busily EN-.
gagged in whistling to keep their courage
up. The prohibition party is too dry to
even wet its whistle, and as a conse-
quence merely Fuckers up its mouth at
all other parties Glasgow Times.
Assassin Prenderpast will not be
hanged before July 2, and not before
May 2l will the investigation into the
condition of his mind be commenced.
Such was the orler entered by Judge
Chetlain. The people ought to take n
hand and hang the judge as well as the
criminal.
The Court OF Appeals has affirmed
the decision of the Marion circuit court
in the case of Archie Bailey VS.. the Com
monwealth, and Bailey has been taken
to the Frankfort penitentisry to begin
life sentence. The crime for which Bal
ley was convicted was the murder of
George Redd.
"A Mask ball in Tammany Hall, New
York, wound up in riot. There were
| 800 persons present. During the melee
the lights were extinguished, and when
turned on again one man was found on
the floor dead. Several others were in
jured. some fatally.
Col. Breckenridge Endorsed accom-
mediation notes for his copcubine and
then allowed them to go 10 protest. This
man would light cigar in powder mill
DR. 90 to sea in tub. The only charita-
BILE view of his actions ia that he is men =
ally irresponsible 10 uisville Times.
The State Treasurer is in CORES pond I
ance with some of the banks OF the State
or the purpose of finding way to
bridge over temporary deficit in the /
Treasury, caused by slow collections
There is now deficit OF sl25,000 and a
OF payments may become ,
Necessary. +,
congress, by special act, has juts
granted to Andrew Mckee, alias Andrew
franklin, Of Burlington, Kas., a pension
II $50 month. The newly made pen
Toner is l03 years old and fought in the
var of 1912, an Indian war, war with !
Iexico, and was teamster in the FEEDER !;
i Army from 1861 to 1865.
The Associate Justices OF the SUI ;.
irene Court have been reassigned. JUS ;,
ice Brown ia assigned TO the Second cir =
nit, formerly presided over by the late :,
ustice Blatchfor1, while Justice White
axes the Fifth circuit, including the :,
outh Atlantic and Gulf States. Justice =
ackson is assigned to the Sixth circuit,
lcludinR Kentucky.
DIR. Joseph NJ. Mathews has been q,
lected president OF the State board Of n
ealth, which ia in session at Louisville. o
0 far 1925 physicians of the State have o,
cen granted certificates, and about 200 a,
ave been refused for reasons satisiacto- h
: to the board Most of those who fail. ?,
4 to secure certificates were illiterate 6,
nd many Of them "qascks." II
Just across the Hickman bridge over te
le Kentucky river, opposite Camp Mel b,
IN, Jim Johnson shot and killed his Il
rother, Sidney Johnson. They had b.
sen to a dance and were returning fl
ONE, both under the influence ofliquor. t'
9th were farmers. Jim was 22 and Sid. OF
ey 20 wears old. Both were single. al
The Richmond Register says that IL
IRAN kaufman, the Lexington butcher, oil
no WAS one OF the witnesses for the de. In
nse in the observation-disclosures suit, o.
one time lived in Richmond and was pr
IN away from that place because he was ca
ught stealing money from the till of al
Ie butcher shop where he was employ te
|. Later on he married a notorious OF
lie
Col. Breckenridge knocked the wind
1t of Mr.. Wilson's sails, by answering
$ question. "Did you give her any
Ise counsel, such as should have come
ON man OF your years and position?' OF
did not, Mr.. Wilson. You cannot n,
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