Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1895-04-19

/ IN 'front.' Oh lOCOluoNi'Vi "HN -
over and killed.
The coal oil flare is subsiding. Alter
going to 81 81 barrel it receded 10
81 10 and closed at s2.l6.
An Injunction suit, brought by an
owner of stock, has checked the Tree
turnpike movement in Mason county.
The Advocate says that Rev. II. n.
Faulconer's meeting at Junction City is
increasing in interest with 80 addi-
tons so far.
Alex. Turk, aged % years, killed
his sw eetheart and then committed sui
eide in Cleveland. Jealousy is supposed
to be the cause.
AT Kirby, O.. little girl tried to see
how long she could stay on the track IL
front of a train. She staid just long
enough to get killed.
Senator Gresham has been officially
informed by Minister Dunn, at Toxic, OF
the signing of peace negotiations be-
tween China and Japan.
Count de Castellsne, who married
Anna Gould, had $500 cigars made in
New York which cost $50 each. 1t
took two months to fill tbs order.
Gen. Thomas Ewing, an ex Con-
gresham from Ohio, has been appointed
counsel to Superintendent OF Bulidings'
in New York city, at 5000 year.
The Superior court of Cincinnati
has decided that lease OF premises lot
saloon purposes is not valid contract
and that rent cannot be recovered.
The trial of James Roach and Rich'
ara Foreman for the lynching OF Thorn
as Blair is in progress at Mt. Sterlng'
with slim chances for their conviction.
George Cowan was struck on the
head with base ball while playing In
game at Oberlin, o., and received inlu-
ries from which he died in few hours
A petition for a rehearing OF the In
come tax cases was presented to the su-
preme court, ami an INDUCTION was grant
ed in Chicago to prevent the collection
of the tax.
Mrs. Mary + Cravens, OF Conway
county. Arkansas, is dead. IL was IN
her house that Hon. John NJ. clayton
was asssssinated, and she never recover
Ell from the shock.
William Headrick, in Jail Tor horse
stealing at Middlesboro, is wanted Tor
bipamy in Ohio, North Carolina, lennes-
see and Kentucky. Seven wives are
said to be after him.
A Chicago man who has just return
ed from Central America and Cuba, ex-
presses belief that Cuban insurrection
has been stirred up by Spanish officers
for their own glory.
Joseph Thomas, colored, after serv-
ing two year term for he use-breaking,
returned to Lexington, broke into a
Cincinnati Southern Railroad car, and
was given five years.
Rose Fatelle, domestic in the house
of DR.. Duestrow, OF st. Louis, witnessed
the doctor murder his vile. The sight
80 preyed on her mind that she has be-
come raving maniac.
| line OlA NOAhP"hy
sist the collection of the income tax on
the claim that oil is direct product oil
the land ana that it should be in the
same category with rents.
Polly Price, who was arrested at
Louisa. a few days ago, for running a
shauty.boat Joint, is said to be q Coined
crate veteran. She put on mems clothes
and served through nearly the whole
war.
When Molen Graves, section boss at
Lebanon. refused to give Ell Edelin,, a
negro hand, his discharge papers, the me-
GRO deliberately shot him, the ball strik
ing a rib and glancing without fatal re-
suits.
RAILROAD Bill, notorious negro
murderer and desperate, who has been
terrorizipg train crews in Alabama for
months, was surrounded by posse and
killed. There was reward for him
dead or alive"
Jacob Lydick, aged 80, while visit
inc ar Georgetown, arose in his sleep,
unscrewed the burner of OF the lamp IN
his room, lit a match and threw it in the
oil. He was seriously injured in the ex-
plosion that followed
Willie Hoops, of Henderson, was ia
ker sick shortly after eating some Eas'
ter eggs and in few hours WAS dead.
II ia thought that the coloring matter
with which the eggs were dyed was poi
sonous and caused his death.
Nicaragua has acceded to the de-
mands of Great Britain, and there will
be no war there, and the Government OF
the United States will be relieved of the
delicate necessity of enforcing the Mon
roe doctrine for the present.
The county levy in Clark has been
| fixed at IS cents and in Mason 574. An