Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1894-05-18


, gas well on earth, which shoots flame
/. up 100 feet above the trees, while thu
: surrounding land is spouting mud and
water.
The leading Coxeys who stole a train
on the Northern Pacific were given six
months in Jail at Helena, Mont, aud the
10 captains, lieutenants and the engineer
and fireman 90 days each.
Frank Madden, aged seven. died at
Terre Hsute, Ind. from the effects Of
vaccination. Many other persons OF
that place are lingering between life and
death from the same cause.
Three OF the members OF Abraham
Galloy's family at Brazil, Ind, are at the
! point OF death from eating sardines. Vim.
eear was poured over the sardines which
were left in the box over night.
Though the result is very close il is
thought that the county democratic con-
vention held throughout Alabama Wed
nesday elected a majority .of delegates
favoring the nomination of Congressman
Oates for Governor.
By the caving in of the Owensburg
tunnel on the Monou, near Bedford, Ind,
j. A. Trusty and Ozem Jackson, of New
Albany were killed and two other pas
sengers were seriously injured.
The L. :. Supreme Court decides
that after a State has granted charter
exemptine a road from taxation a speci-
fed time, it can not collect taxes from it
until the expiration of that time
George Decker is under arrest at
Greks, Cal, for killing his wife and baby.
He is said to have married eight or 10
times in the last 50 years, and has killed
each wife as soon as he got tired of he.
The first break in the republican !
ranks on the tariff question in the Senate |
was made Wednesday, when Senator Du. |
bois, OF Idaho, in a speech declared that
he was opposed to further attempts to
delay action upon the tariff bill.
A fire which started in the base ba | /
park in Boston swept over 20 acres and
caused a 100000 loss. hundred
houses were burned and 1000 people,
mostly very poor, were made homeless.
Six persons were injured but none fatal
y.
Senator Hunton, OF Virginia, in
ormed some OF his Senatorial colleagues
hat a man, who now resides in South
Dakota, had offered to pay him $4,000 ,
or his vote against the tariff bill. Other .
senators have been similarly approach ;
FL.
-One result OF the big miners strike :
n this country is heavy importation of ,
oreign coal at the port OF New York.
About $4,000 tons have been received
nd negotiations are on foot for 100000
more.
-Adolph Griffith and Tom Whitson,
II Birmingham, hid themselves in their
tore TO catch colored burglars whom
hey had heard plotting to rob and burn.
'wo burglars came and were promptly
hot to death.
-Four Harvard students were drown
d Sunday by the overturniDg OF a cat
oat. The students were all sons OF
rominent Eastern men, two being from
one from New York and
ne from Newark, n. J.
The republican primary in Bell coun-
', which was the first the county ever
eld, resulted az follows: Judge, James
ngham; attorney, f. ;. Helburn; sher- U
}, Ed Ingram; clerk, w. T. Da Wis; asses
,r. b. F. Creecb; jailer, Elijah Green. ;
The Naval Appropriation bill was |"
assed by the House, and the Agricul- a
lral Appropriation bill was taken up.
he Legislative, Executive and Judicial y
III is ready to report, and makes a say
x OF $780, 1919 as compared with the sp-
ropriation for the current year.
DIR. John A. Andrews, Of Worcester, -
lass, has been in practice over 60 years, }:
lring IS Of which he answered calls
iy and night, and now, at the age of 81
e still has large Office practice and in
udes among his patients some OF the 80
lird generation he has treated. IL
j. = Coxey, toe erratic leader OF the
ntastic "Commonwes army" has M
,hieved the point that was believed to fC
, the real object of his notoriety-seek- OF
x This is the Populist nomination for d.
ongress, which was given him by a con- N
,ntion in the 18th Ohio district. The
tn is part OF the old Mckinley district. W
is now represented by democrat,
gorge p. Ikirt. II
Great damage has been done in
orthwestern Wisconsin by floods re. bl
lting from the excessive rains. In the III
hippewa valley alone the damage is es- III
mated at S2,000000. Many dams have
en swept away, carrying with them ~
illions of logs, which, with the water, -
I'VE wrecked many buildings in cities TT
ong the Chippewa river, especially at ST
lippewa Falls. it,