Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1895-06-21
NEWSY NOTES.

The returns OF Mondays county con
ventions show that Mr.. Hardin leads IL
the race for governor with 2S9 instruct
ed votes. Mr.. Clay has 209, Gen. Buck
ner 5 and Lieut.-Gov. Afford 2 Mr.
Hardin may hope to receive about 81;
votes on the first ballot and Mr.. Clay
about 800. For Secretary OF State, Hale
has lob instructed votes, Headley l52
Johnson %, Metcslf ~. For auditor
Norman, who has no opposition, has
2S4. For treasurer, Gardner has IS,
Herndon 70, Ford 81, Kendall "a. At
torney general, Hendrick has 252
votes. For superintendent OF public in.
struction, Thompson has 2Sl 7-l3,
Hodges 20, Taylor "A Is, Fowler s.
For commissioner Of agriculture, Nall
has 2ll, Wilson 81, Trumbo 80, Boone
IA. For register land Office, swango has
80, Glenn 81, Brinkley 80, Harrison 4S,
Mccoy 60. For railroad commissioner
for this district Mr.. Alexander leads and
he will probably be nominated on the
first ballot.
w. II. Cardwell killed Ditto Jones
at Aberdeen, this State, over chicken.
An Eastern syndicate has purchased
a Wisconsin town and will run it on the
Pullman plan.
"A niece of the multi millionairess,
Hetty Green, is i'll and in destitute cir
cumstances in Texas.
-Brigands in Arizona robbed min
ing paymaster OF s., 900 after killing the
driver, who accompanied him.
Near Huntington, Ind, John A.
Smith, a farmer, was sentenced to three
years imprisonment for perjury.
Harvey Poe, aged IA, had pitchfork
run through his body while playing
around saw mill near Kenton, o.
The wife OF actor j. X. Emmett re-
fused to prosecute him for attempting to
murder her and be was discharged.
The two-year old daughter OF Chas.
Bunnell, of Mt. Vernon, o, was choked
to death on a bean, which lodged in her
windpipe.
e. NJ. Bays, of Salyersville. drank
nine bottles of Lightning Hot Drops
while under the influence OF whisky. He
died in few hours.
j. A. Payne, an L. & n. brakeman,
fell from a second story window at Paris,
and sustained injuries from which he
died in a few hours.
Mrs. Horace LOOMS, OF Shanghai,
Ind, whose husband is now in the in.
sane asylum for the the eighth time, has
applied for divorce.
-Lucien Schsfer, Huntington, Ind,
boy, snapped an unloaded gun at his
Roy Eshbach. The ball was
cut out OF Roy's shoulder.
A four-year. old daughter Of Robert
Brady, Of Portsmouth, o., jumped into
cistern filled with water because her
mother refused to give her candy.
Harry Dove, glass worker at An
derson, Ind, bled to death within a
square OF doctor who refused to go to
his aid unless he was paid in advance.
w. G. Overstreet, who used to edit
the Springfield News, was given two
years in the penitentisry for forgery.
The crime was committed at Memphis.
Mrs. Sanford ellis, wife Of a we'll
known farmer near Shellsberg, Iowa,
poisoned herself and three OF her six
children. She was known to be insane.
All four died.
The attorneys in the Morrison will
case will receive as fees 100000, Of which
Harrison has been given
BIC, 900. The fees amount to onesixth
the value of the estate.
When Thomas North, OF Gwynne'
Vile, Ind, retired he told his family that
be would be an angel in the morning.
He failed to respond when he was called
next morning and an investigs-
lion proved that his predictions had
come true.
When Chauncey Depew left New
York for western trip he found out on
mis- arrival at Albany that he bad forgot
Ten his valise. He telegraphed to have
I sent by special train. The distance is
A miles and was covered in l35 min.
,tes, an average OF SGT seconds TO the
nile.