Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1895-07-26
NEWSY NOTES.

The anti-whisky majority in Critten
den county was go.
Fifteen of the As pensioners Of the
war of 1912 are over 100 years old.
Louis Schmidt, grocer's son, was
killed in a prize.fght near Milwaukee.
Forty seven people were drowned
July by the flooding OF a mine in ia
pan.
H. II. Holmes, the insurance swim
dler, is supposed to have killed eight
persons.
Frank Walker, OF Independence, Ia,
owns mare that gave birth to three
colts at one time.
&C. c. McChord was nominated for
State Senator by the democratic conven-
ton at Lebanon.
Near Manchester. Ia, Gibson Ro-
land shot and killed his brother Henry
and then killed himself.
The Cincinnati Commercial Gazette
has reduced its price to cents a copy,
except on Sunday when it is 5.
No drinks, cigars, tobacco or fruit
could be purchased in Richmond, Va,
Sunday under a new ordinance.
While fishing in Miami, near Day.
ton, o., Charles Rhoden caught q coffee
sack containing two dead infants.
Carrier pigeons uncsged at Hopkins.
vile srrived.st South Bend, Ind, q DIS
lance OF $50 miles, in nine hours.
Thirty killed and 80 wounded was
the loss sustained by insurgents in
battle with Turkish troops at Uskuh.
Fred Ward, aged II, fell between
the cars Of freight train at Lexington
and was mangled beyond recognition.
Secretary hoke Smith is making
sound money speeches in Georgia, here
considerable populistic sentiment exists.
Charles d. Miller, prominent citi.
zen of Beaver Falls, Pa, died of a spell
of hiccoughs, which lasted him nearly
week.
Mike Mcdonald, an Alaskan miner,
was literally torn to pieces by a furious
bear, near whose young he unwittingly
strsyed.
Frank Anderson, of New Albany,
Ind, attempted suicide by drinking con-
centrated lye. Doctors saved him by
hard work.
Frederick Hollowell, an Ohio farm
er, was killed at Rockdsle, near Cincin-
natl, by David Huston. Both were past
90 years old.
"A young woman, at the point OF
death in Jacksonville, is puzzling the
doctors. She has grown ~ inches taller
in three months.
w. +. Clarke, postal clerk running
on the Air Line between Louisville and
st. Louis, was arrested on a charge OF
robbing the mails.
"A private dispatch from Market
Lane, Ida, says II persons we're killed
in the Indian troubles at Jackson's Hole,
Wyo., on the 18th.
The three-year-old son of Speed
Taylor, Of Lexington, was scalded to
death by pot OF boiling hot coffee, which
he pulled from the table.
w. p. Woods was killed and his
wife was badly burned by lightning
while standing under railroad bridge
near Murfreesboro, Tenn.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Goff, an aged |
couple, living near Greensboro, were
by thieves, who got $500. |
The victims may not recover.
There are rumors at Winchester, KY,
that Bob Hazard, the negro lynched
last week, on suspicion Of having as
saulted Miss Elkin, was innocent.
Lots in Warwick Villa, a Louisville
suburb, which sold during the boom
times for $500, brought SO and sll at
sale the other day.
Fire in a saloon and residence at |
Underwood, Ind, almost resulted in the
death OF the whole family. 1t is suppos-
Ell the place was set on fire by prohibs.
because the wife OF Pullman work.
man could not pay him what was due,
Cigonelle Cslineone killed her before her
children. He then blew out bis brains.
Since the beginning OF this century
no fewer than So volcanic islands have
risen out Of the scale disappeared, be- |
ing submerged, the others remain, and |
10 are now inhabited.