Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1894-04-20

he Cdu EItuNlStO Othno hOiu vioi'
e O00, 900 idle money, which they are offer
= ing to loan at 4 per cent.
Henry S. Ives, the noted Napoleon
| of Finance" of few years ago, died at
, AsheviIle, n. @, of consumption.
Two men were killed and several Sc
rously injured by the explosion of a saw
mill boiler near cambridge, o.
While hunting his COW in the woods
near Paducah. Orange Brown, colored /,
found kettle containing $3.50 in gold
and silver.
j. II. George has been appointed
postmaster at Maplesville, Laurel county
and J. NJ. Hayden at Sand Branch, Whit
ley county.
Col. Breckenridge will open his cam
pagn for Congressat Lexington, May 9th,
and has hired the Opera House to make
his speech in.
Mrs Louise Hawkins Tate, wife of
absconding Honest" Dick Tate, died at
her home in South Frankfort, after
lengthy illness.
A single highwayman held up a
stage near Angels Camp, California and
opening the Wells Fargo iron safe took
1000 in silver.
business men in New York, who
employ 10000 bows, have determined to
give preference to the boys who do not
smoke cigarettes.
Henry 5. Carter. a drummer for a
New York house, dropped dead while
sitting at the supper table of the Burnet
House Cincinnati.
Mrs. + H. Pulliam, city treasurer OF |
Fort Scott, Kan, is short in her accounts
and has been suspended from Office,
pending further investigation.
A Berlin dentist, in drawing a la1ys
tooth, had his finger bitten by a convui-
sve closing of her mouth. He died in
two days from blood poisoning
Henry Montgomery, notorious ne
gro was hanged by a mob at Lewisburg,
Tenn, Monday night, because he had
made some threats to burn residences
Ct j. Hardin, who used 20 travel
with Barnum as one of the tallest men
in the world, died at Strong City, Kan
sas, of consumption. He was feet
tall.
w. II. Copeland shot Lawyer Har
ris in President Harrieon's law office in
indianapolis. The men were brothers ,
in-law and the trouble was over law ,
suit.
John G. Barkley, the truckman in
Wall street, is dead He bore the dis
tinction Of having handled more gold ,
and silver bullion than any man that f.,
has ever lived.
If the bill to divide Kentucky into
.wo Federal court districts and create \
more offices, becomes a:law, j. X. Samp- .
ION, OF Middlesboro, will be an applicant
or the judgeship.
Henry Bowling, once. sentenced to ;
ieath at Mt. Sterling for killing Lee
Brown in 1892, receives only ten-years'
sntence on, the second trial. The laws p
lelay is the law breakers hope. ;,
The wife of VIM. Reeder has sued >,
Police Judge Jones and Marshal Bow r
nan at Barbourville for $4,000 damages
or killing her husband. Both men are @,
Inder indictment for the murder. p
Without a particle OF warning Nor 8,
an G. Colt dropped dead. His father, \,
Tho invented the revolver which bears
is name, lived to see many men drop -,
cad in consequence Of his ingenuity. r.
Frank Phillips, one OF the parties !
,ho figured in the Hatfield Mccoy leui, n,
,aa shot and killed Monday night, to- IA
ether with William Bevins, detective, IA
y the Rickett boys, whom they We're
ursuing. til
The contract for completing the lii
Iiddlesboro water-works has been let ha
McFarlan, Condtn Il Rogers, OF Knox. tn
III, for about $4,000 Work will be lie.
at once and pushed TO an lsi
,rly completion.
Senator Palmer has introduced in al
re Senate a bill repeating the State ~
lnk tax, but prohibiting the issuing of lal
oney by State banking lnstltutlons or bu
y any other corporation or person ex- wi
,pt national banks. ch
The strike of the American Railway
Mon employees of the Great Northern its
stem is attaining alarming proper pa
ons. Every division save one il af- an
cted, and OF 4,495 miles but 200 miles 1s
e in unmoleeted operation. 81
The convicts at Frankfort made 49, Al
y chairs in March, valued at Sl9,57S, w
pom which there was a net profit of sc,
|, s45 IS, which with the hire of other
,nvicts gave the State net income
ON their labor of s, 204 50.
AT the democratic judicial conven- On
On in Nashville a resolution condemn
Q President Cleveland's silver views Al