Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1894-06-01

w. P. Fife, the drummer evsnge-
list" happily styled The Moody Of the
South" will begin a series OF union meet
ings at the Opera House in Cyntbiana,
Sunday, June 18th.
A negro preacher who proposed to q
number of negroes that they should seize
several white women and carry them in
to the swamp near Palstka, Fla, was
taken by mob OF whites and hung.
Cows. Pattison, of Pennsylvania,
Mckinley, of Ohio, Mathews, of Indiana,
and Jackson, OF Iowa have expressed
their willingness to serve on board of
arbitration to settle the coal strike in
Pennsylvania.
"A deputy sheriff is under arrest at
Cincinnati under the new law prohibit
ting married man from making love to
maiden ladies. 1t is the first case of the
kind and the result il awaited with in
terest by the married Washers.
"A. J. Alexander, J. l.. Amsden, S.
II. Shouse, Warren Wiley, Lister wither-
spoon, John A. Davis and DIR. Hart, all
leading citizens OF Woodford county and
well-known throughout the State, sign
a call for msss-meeting to protest
against Breckinridge's return to Con-
gress
A train on the Wisconsin Central
was wrecked near Milwaukee, the cars
taking fire and resulting in terri
BILE loss OF life. Four persons are dead
and four others are missing, supposed TO
have been burned to death, and from Is
to % persons are injured. some OF them
fatally.
Judge Bradley has overruled Brock
inridge's bill of exceptions on the ground
that the attorneys for the plaintiff had
not been given the required three days
notice. As the judgment has slread
been entered, the only thing left now for
the Pollard attorneys is to collect the
$4,000
Prof. Benjamin F. Williams cut his
throat with penknife at his home in
Maysville with suicidal intent. but WAS
unsuccessful. He is about 80 years old, |
married and has large family. He ia a
deacon in the Christian church and for
20 years has taught in the city schools
Poor health, dependency aud financial |
worry are supposed to have caused the
rash act.
The G. & o. has just completed ar
for the construction OF lines
in West Virginia that will open up the
Piney creek and Guyandotte river val
leys, bringing to market a coal field
which the State Geologist estimates to
two billion tons OF coal, the sg-
Rreeate vein in some places being IS feet
| / inches in thickness. the land above
the coal is covered with very fine hard
wood timber.
The body OF ayoung girl was brought
10 the CITY Hospital, Louisville, by DR..
8. w. Gresham, of New Albany. who
asked permission for a patient and then
pretended to discover her death. A
poet norton showed that the girl had
lied from the effects OF criminal opera
ion, and the doctor was arrested and
allied on the charge OF murder. The
yirl proves to be Minnie Mcdonald, of
Gibson county, Ind.
The Chesapeake and Ohio steam
hip Greenbrier left Newport News, Va,
he other day for London with the fol-
owing cargo: Twenty-four thousand
light hundred and eighty-three sacks of
iour, 1893 barrels glucose, l9l walnut logs,
900 pieces OF lumber, IS hoesheads of
obacco, 22S bags of bones, LOO pals of
ard, 100 boxes OF hams, 10 bales Of hay
.35 tierces of lard, 80 boxes of crackers
$40 bags peanuts, pa bags OF corn, l,5ll
heep, and ass beeves. The Gree II
,rier's cargo ia valued at 81 90 600