Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1895-07-05

sh republican.
The institution OF DIR. Dowie, tn
"divine healer" at Chicago, is being in
vestigated on account OF alleged mur
derous practices.
e. A. Gullion, editor OF the Carroll
ton Democrat, was elected president o
the State teachers association, just clos
ed at Lexington.
The negro who murdered a police
man at Mt. Sterling has been sentenced
to death. His execution will be thu
first there in 30 years.
George Wake was shot and killed a
hotel in Corsicsna, Tex, by the fathel
and brother of a woman who was occu-
plying q room with him.
Frank Stanley shot nevsboy a.
Frsnklyn, o., because the little fellow
insisted on his buying paper and fol
lowed him a square or two.
Marion Thomas, a negro woman al
Savannah, Ga, killed the two-year'old
child OF her brother by pouring concen.
trated I've down Its throat.
National banks are gradually decreas
ing in number. Only Al were organized
during the year just closed and the mum
Der in existence now is but 1922.
In Kentucky there are 81 post-ofii-
ces OF the presidential class which last
year yielded gross revenue OF s766 ,955,
an increase of sl7 1862 over last year.
VIM. Cooligsn, of Dayton, o, re-
marked after eating hearty dinner that
he believed he would lay down and die.
In less than an hour he was corpse.
A ferocious Indian doctor was driy-
en- out OF Fl. Jennings, o., by masked
men, who shaved half his face and head,
egged him and ducked him in the river.
The body of A. q. Jenny, highly
esteemed book keeper OF Cincinnati, was
found in the Ohio river at that place.
His books are all right and foul play is
suspected.
BY a decision OF Judge Parker at
the acting school board is
declared illegibly chosen and the ordi'
nance dividing the city into six wards is
abolished.
John Watkins was badly beaten with
4 club at Greenup, this State, by VIM.
W bite, who didn't scare worth a cent.
when the former played ghost and tried
10 brighten him.
Three little children living in the |
northern part OF Letcher county, ate
nulberries and died within FIVE minutes
,f each other. Spider poison is suppos-
ID to be the cause.
commissioner Miller says the inter-
nal revenue receipts for the fiscal year
,nding July /, will amount to something
ike sl45,OO0.OO0. Kentucky pays about
he same as last year.
In Trigg county desperate named
Jolston killed Farmer Hammond and
was himself killed at a farm
louse, together with dissolute woman,
Who met death at bis side.
The bicycle race for one nile be-
ween John S. Johnson, Sanger and Ty-
er at Toronto, Ont, was won by John
on by less than six inches over Sanger,
While Tyler was only half wheel be-
lind.
The court. house at Jackson, Tenn,
With all its records was burned. An in
of forged warrants bad been
rdered and it is supposed the building
Tas fred to prevent exposure OF the
utility.
The banks are 30 elsted over the de
ision in the tax case that they will not
Eait for a rehearing, but are paying into
be State treasury the rate fixed by the
levitt law. Already 100000 have been
eceived.
Worth Ellis, young married man
Glasgow, deserted his family and
loped with the wife OF Sam Simmons.
hey were arrested at Horse Cave, but
-ere released, and they are now in pa rts
nknown.
"A mob took Marshall E. Price from
Ill at Denton, Md, anu swung him by
ne neck from the limb Of tree. Price
al assaulted little girl, and had just |
cen granted a respite pending an sp-
cal of his case. I
The p. o. department issued 1923
1000 stamps during the fiscal year,
alued at 500. $50, AIS an incsease of a. 8
)O, 900 over the year before. The value
envelopes issued was sl2,036,0l9 and
ostal cards 81, 96S, l6l.
The gossips at Frankfort are m aking i
ates for Governor be- Hardin. For I
ljutant general they have named ].
ripps Wickliffe, OF Bardstown; for state
laminer Capt. James Martin, Of Glas-
w; for warden OF the Frankfort peni-
ntiary Henry George, OF Mayfisld; for
of the feeble minded in
itute, DIR. j. q. Stewart, OF Frankfort.
After one of the most prolonged and