Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-03-31
BRIEF NEWS NOTATION.


Q early strawberry crop around Knox
' vile.
|, One OF the worst snowstorms of thu
: season has been raging in Missouri an'
, Iowa.
Grant county was raised on lands u
, and town lots 80 per cent. by the Stat'
board.
S. b. Armour, head OF the Kansas
City Armour packing house, is dead
aged "a.
Capt. Dan Turney, gallant Confed'
crate soldier and splendid citizen, i:
dead at Paris.
Fire in the business center OF Mo-
bile, Ala, did 100000 damage We'd
nesday morning.
A mob took prisoner from the jail
at Holton, Kansas, and lyncned him for
shooting a woman.
John Wade, under sentence for the
murder of Addison Peppler, escaped
Jail at WILLIAMSBURG.
Thirteen year old Alvin McGsvock
accidentally shot and killed Ed Boiling,
a farm hand, at Cloverport.
Heavy snow and a high wind pre-
vailed in Northern Ohio for over -
hours. Traffic Is badly delayed.
The widow of Judge Noble, who died
10 days ago in Louisville. followed him
TO the great beyond yesterday.
The threshing machine trust will
close about II small plants and operate
the others to their full capacity.
William Parsley, of Cleveland, o.,
sold his little daughters shoes for
morphine with which to kill himself
Thirty-three dead bodies have been
found in the ruins OF the Windsor Ho- /
tel up TO date and 40 are still missing.
Mrs. Mary O'Malley's lifetime saw
ings, amounting to $3.50, hidden under
a carpet in Louisville, were gnawed by
rats.
Robert Lynch and Robert Finch
we're shot TO death while drunk ard
trying TO take the town OF Brandep,
Texas.
A cyclone destroyed saw mill and
several buildings at Riderville, Ala,
and unroofed hotel and killed wom-
an at Opelika.
John V. Anderson, of Todd county,
was called to his door and shot in the
shoulder. Wesley Burrus is charged
with the crime.
Louis Burgess, the slayer OF VIII
Gates. who escaped from the prison
warehouse at Frankfort, outside the
walls, is still at large. .
10 fight between she, IFS and BAN
dts near Dexter, Mo-, the leader of the
gang and his daughter were killed and
4 deputy was wounded.
The Armour Curled Hair and Felt
Works burned at Chicago, causing
oss of nearly 100000. Eleven persons
we're injured, one fatally.
Mrs. Sempler, of Falmouth, fell dur I
ng fainting spell, upsetting lamp
which ignited her clothing, and she
vas probably fatally burned. =
Judge +. &. Randolph, OF Alabama,
Who stole $40, 900 and ran of To Colum-
,ia, S. A., killed man there and is
low under sentence OF death. ,
No other candidate announcing by
,iven time, w. Z. Cox was named by
he committee as the democratic candi-
ate for representative Of Anderson.
A wife murderer at Harrisonville, o
TO-, was allowed 70 go TO the scaffold
"a test IL the day before he was hang
d, when he made suggestions TO the ,
heriff.
Mrs. Frances Elliott, milliuer and n
widow OF high standing, al Athens, s'
J., is under arrest for strangling her
Legitimate baby, which she hid in the
Ne Of her house. il
Gov. Worthington' mush hearted 70
ess showed In a different direction the III
Their day. A convict, whom he thought pa
ntitled 70 a pardon, was denied IL be- n,
ause he was old and homeless and 90
ould doubtless starve.
Stockholders OF the American Tobac- ~ -
} Company have voted To increase the an
ipital stock from s35, 900 to s70,- Vi
$1,000. The increase is in part for the s W.
lrpose OF acquiring the Union Tobac- a.
} Company. sie
The regimental officers for the Sec +,
nd regiment of State guards will like M
be Colonel, Roger ID. Williams, OF nj
exington; Lieutenant Colonel, Sam ~
orrow, of Somerset; Majors, William
. Collier, of Lancaster; Nelson j Ed de
ards, OF Coyington, and j. Embry sS
lien, of Lexington. or
They seem 10 be OVERRIDING the thing bo
ith Squire w. J. Mcnamara at Lex Il,
gton. The feeling is strong against "a
e family and during the present court u,
e squire has been tried on six indict- "
ents and given from 10 days In jail an
I'd s25 for carrying concealed weapons "
three years for shooting with intent a.
kill.