Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-01-06
BRIEF NEWS NOTATION.

, likely to be located at Lexington.
There were s72 deaths and but III
births reported during lS9S In Lexing
ton.
Kansas City's great auditorium has
been dedicated. II will seat $1,000 per-
sons.
The eight-year-old daughter Of John
Butler, OF Christian county, WIS burn q
ed to death.
. A Pole who murdered a man by
| throwing him into lighted bake oven
was executed in London.
There we're li9 homicides in Arksn-
sas last year. Fifteen men we're lynch
ed and seven legally hung.
In saloon fight at Huntsville, Ala,
Lige Mastin struck Bill Hunter with
his fist and broke his neck.
Roy Williams, OF Robinson, Tenn.
Is wanted for stealing money from his
mother while she slept.
While delirious with grip, Charles
Hoskins, farmer living near Knox
Vile shot himself to death.
While surrounded by officers OF the
law, an Ohio man who had just slain a
neig hbor, committed suicide.
Grip carried of a family of three In
Harlem within week.-Mrs.. Sarah
Crawford and her two daughters.
David Regan, of Flemingsburg, who
slapped Judge J. S. Power, has been
sued by the latter for $500 for the In
suit
Mrs. Mary Houley, of Patterson, n.
j., who cut OIL the end of her tongue
because she realized that she talked too
much.
TIE Victoria Hotel In Louisville, to- ,
gether with its furniture has been sold I
tot. f. Nelson, OF Chattanooga for
$4,000
There we're 92l fires in Cincinnati
last year and $3.50, s0l went up 10 flame.
The insurance received amounted TO
s404, $50.
An effort is being made by the More
head Normal School to establish ashirt
and overall factory in connection with
the school TO furnish employment TO
needy boys.
At West Point, Ca, Chief OF Police
Gallagher was dangerously stabbed by
Ernest Roberts. whom he was attempt
ing to arrest. The officer, after being
-. -, to death
August Rosenfeld. after having p
200 volts of electricity shot through
him from live wire, lived 20 minutes,
entirely conscious, giving minute d.
rections as 10 his burial, s.e.
The will OF the late Charles ID. Jacob
provides for costly bronze statue TO
the heroism OF his son,
Charles ID. Jacob, Jr., who WAS killed
at Ell Caney. The sum OF $4,000 is set
apart for IL.
The late Calvin s. Brice, who was
referred TO as a multi-mil-
Iiouaire, left only $500, 900, according to
The statement OF petition for the app
Dointment OF his widow TO administer
she estate.
A dispatch from Redding. Cal, says
hat the heaviest snow that ever fell
here now lies on the ground. IL Is
hree feet on the level for 10 miles
around. Wires are down and trains .
IAN not move. =
Gen. Gomez has issued a proclama- .
ion In which he states that he will re-
main 10 the field at the head OF his Gu h
IAN troops, and that the army will not :
,e disbanded until a way has been :
ound for the payment OF the men. 4,
DIR. b. p. Tevis, the Oldest educator u
q Shelbyville, Is dead, aged "a. He
,as a son OF the Rev. John Tevis and OF
frs. Julia A. Tevis, who was founder c
I'D for 80 years principal OF Science {
I'LL, the far famed school for girls. u
At Seaside, Oregon, Sheriff Williams a
nd Deputy Lamers, were killed and !,
'eputy Miller seriously wounded by Ia
harles willard, who was In turn kill >,
4 by b. w. Fulton. Willard was n,
harged with robbing and burning Full e,
,n's house.
Secretary of War Alger has selected
regiments of infantry, two independ- ID
ut companies and three batteries of ii
eavy artillery, approximating 10000 tn
len, which are to be mustered out. VI
he list includes neither Kentucky fr
,giment. Sc
There is now more money 10 the two ye
lasgow banks subject TO check, as CIV
lown by their statements published in
his issue, than there has ever been an
nee they were organized, says the oa
lasgow News, and it seems TO be the m
Use with most banks. mo
Harry Church, Kansas man, charg- els
with the murder OF his illegitimate de
fspriug, was married to Mary klelne- tai
sr, the prosecuting witness, just be-
re the case was called for trial. Un-
n the law the woman was not quail re