Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1894-11-02
NEWSY NOTES.

j. S. Johnson went mile on a bicy
Gle at Buffalo, unpsced. in / 5745.
Jim Hall, the pugilist, thinks that
Fitzsimmons has good show to whip
Corbett.
DIR. Eugene Crowell, widely known
as an exponent of spirituslism, is dead
in New York.
The 6-year-old son OF Mrs. Ollie
Shsckelford was seized with hydrophobi
at Frankfort, Sunday.
Fifteen inmates Of an insane asylum
a. Joenkenpin, Sweden, lost their lives
by the burning OF the building.
Lew Manuel, a prosperous farmer
near Tamo, Ark, was shot to death by
a man he caught stealing his hogs.
Twenty three officers and seamen
OF the steamer Tonnes were drowned in
the wreck of the vessel off Milford Hsv-
en-.
&c. Waite, Secretary of State, died at
San Francisco after a short illness
brought on by worry over political mat
tiers.
Fire. destroyed the ,Garden Theatre
at st. Louis, and Bert Shaw persisted in
the flames. The property was worth
about $1,000.
Five year old Lille Miller, of Buoy
rus, o. was fatally shot while playing
with her fathers pistol which he had left
in her reach.
--Colson has had the democratic clerks
of Casey and Wayne arrested for disr,.
garding Jones' order to put his name I'M
der the eagle.
II. A. Lassiter, night policeman at
Russellville, died from the effects Of
sand bagging received at the hands OF an
unknown negro.
The steamer Wairaipa was wrecked
Sunday night off the northeastern coast
of New Zealand and lS4 passe myers and
seamen were drowned.
Secretary Carlisle has decided that
he cannot leave Washington to make
any campaign speeches, and therefore
has declined the invitations to speak in
Louisville, New York and elsewhere.
The postoffice department has offered
rewards OF 500 to $1,000 for the arrest
and conviction of persons guilty OF rob-
bling the mails on railway trains or in
postoffices.
"A colored woman has sued the
Louisville and Nashville at Cincin nat
for $4,000 for enforcing the seperate
coach law against her between Cinciuna-
ii and Lexington.
An attempt was made to wreck a @.
and o. train one mile above Frankfort
Cross ties were piled on the track, but
the engineer fortunately saw the danger
in time to stop the train.
The 22d annual conference OF the as
ISOLATION for the advancement of women
is in session in Knoxville, Forty five
women OF advanced thought from all
parts OF the country are in attendance.
An injunction granted the Republic
can state central committee OF Nebraska
will have the curious effect OF forcing a
democratic paper, the Omaha World
Herald, to publish republican campaign
literBture.
The United States Governm ent has
presumed to deny the request OF Gov.
Ben Tillman, OF South Carolina, for per-
mission to seize whisky in bonded ware
houses when the owner of the whisky
has violated the dispenssry law.
Harmon Stitt, lifelong republican
and one OF the most prominent in Bour.
bon county. was recently nominated by
the party for county attorney. He has
declined to run and says that henceforth
he will act with the democratic party.
james Johnson, Of Hopkinsville,
csrelessly struck cartridge he held in
his hand with q knife. The explosion
that followed tore his hand to pieces and
the bullet lodged in the head OF by
stander named Long, infiicting fatal
wound.
Prices OF all grades OF refined sugar
has taken another tumble, the reductions
averaging one-eighth OF cent pound.
The cut is regarded as slap by the re-
finers at the Wholesale grocers, who re-
Gently unlosded on the market large
quantities OF sugar below the refinery
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