Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1895-12-20
NEWSY NOTES.

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; Negro Day at the Atlanta exposition.
Miss Mary Waskou gave birth to {
IA pound boy on train near Carey, o.
Capt. Isaac Bassett, for 81 years an
, employe Of the United States Senate, is
, dead.
One thousand men with a caravan
en- route from Eldoms were killed by
natives.
Levi Benny, a farmer, near Idsville
Ind, was ground to pieces in a corn
shucker.
Nelson briggs, at one time the most
notorious counterfeiter in America, is
dead at Dayton, o.
Senator Hill offered resolution in
the Senate to repeal the disabilities on
Confederate soldiers.
-Cooney Thomas, an undertaken at
Greenyille, o., committed suicide by
drinking embalnins fluid.
John Foley, weighing 500 pounds,
died in New York hospital from the
effects Of a protrscted spree.
An East Indian was burned to death
and several others injured by a small
fire at the Atlanta exposition.
Frank Allison, of Higginsville, Ind,
shot himself to death when an officer
went to arrest him for rape.
Alabama will erect a large cotton
factory on the States convict farm and
operate it with convict labor.
The Knoxville, Cumberland Gap
and Louisville railroad has been taken
from the hands OF the receiver.
Seymour Floyd and Miss Msrth
Smith, both Of this county, were married |
at the brides home yesterday.
Deputy Sheriff William Day was ia
tally wounded by his revolver dropping
from his pocket at Sslyersville.
Charles Burton, a drunken negro
shot two men to death without cause at
Montgomery, Ala, and escaped.
The Walter A. Wood Co., has been
placed in the hsnds of two receivers
who had to give g, 250, 600 surety.
Treasurer Hale estimates that the |
deficit in the Kentucky treasury Janua.
ry ! next will not be over S25O,OOO
Mrs. George Howell, of Brazil, Ind.
fell on hot stove during fsinting spell
and had both Of her eyes burned out.
Miles p. Mitchell, wealthy citizen
OF JACKSON, Tenn. Was shot to death and
robbed OF $500 while he Was out in bis
stable.
There are now two republican judy
es in the court of appeals, George Do
Relic, of Louisville, having succeeded
Judge Eastin.
Henderson Bush, Perry county
WAS psrdoued by Gov.
Bradley on the ground that he is dying
Of consumption.
There are 900 retail LIQUOR dealers in
he State OF Maine, according to internal
'evenue statistics Just issued Maine is
prohibition State. /
Late reports show that over 1000
'eople were literally hacked to pieces by |
he Turks at C@'area. The American i
mission was untouched. a
Ernest Pettibone, foreman of bridge i
builders, living at Ludlow, Ky, fell off n
bridge into the river, distance OF SO r
eet, but was only slightly Injured. v
Postmaster General Wilson has &C. il
epted the invitation of the faculty Of
Vanderbilt University at Nashville to
oliver the commencement address in
S96.
Skinny Kelly, leader of the pick I
ockets who operated at Frankfort at =
ne inauguration, WAS held over in 81, 900
ond. He is the man that was knocked .
own by Gov. Bradley.
The Pennsylvania employs 1900 .
lan, and pays out annually to them
$4,000, 900; the Panhandle lines employ
800 men, and the wages paid annually I,
re $4,000 900; the Pittsburg, Fort Wayne !,
nd Chicago employs 10000 men, and h
avs them annually s6,9OOOOO.
Public sentiment in the United
tstes has expressed with remarkable j
orce and unanimity it's support Of the a
residents position toward Great Brit
In on the Venezuelan matter. Party il
nes have been forgotten in the desire to 7
resent united front and there are few -
'ho do not join in the chorus of ap- p
roval. N