Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-03-14

} John Dickersor, OF Goshen, n. Y.
has purchased OF Warren Stoner tn,
stallion, Robert g. Stoner, by Baron
Wilkes, for 5000.
A consolidation OF independent tele'
phone companies with sS,ooo,oo0 Is 70
be made with view to lighting the
Central Union and Bell Companies.
The president appointed Henry Wat.
terson, Jr., and Fred DeFuniack I'd
lieutenants in the regular army. The
former is the son OF the great editor.
Mrs. Mary Kearns, aged 50, was run
over by freight train in the railroad
yards at Winchester, receiving injuries
from which she died In a short time.
Col. Tom Mckinney. well-kuown
politician OF Lewis county. shot and. IL
Is believed, fatally wounded Mr.. I'll
Lambert. who had DETAINED Col Bryan.
Hearing that his stock OF goods
would be attached. Henry Howard. a
Morehead merchant, moved them TO
Maysville with a train Of wagons at
night.
Mrs. Margaret f. Cody was convict
ed at Albany, N. V, of attempting to
blackmail the Goulds by alleged proof
OF an early marriage OF the late Jay
Gould.
The total loss OF life in the American
army, by wounds and by disease, from
May, 1898, to February 2s, 1899, was
5,73l, according to the reports to the
adjutant generals office.
Miss Emma Gebhart, OF Louisville,
as result OF reading some sensational
novels, took laudanum TO test theory
OF being restored to lie. She is In an
exceedingly critical condition.
Prof. Frank l.. Bristow, the music
teacher aud proprietor OF the Pail
sades, High Bridge, cut his brother-in-
law, Oscar Turner. five times. severe
ly, at Covington, over an account.
A third child OF Louis Martin, In
Grant county, died OF a disease closely
leprosy. Two others died
within the past three weeks, and a
fourth IL afflicted with the same disease.
The three new battleships are to be
anger by 1000 tons than the new Maine
lad Missouri, and will each carry four
Pinch guns, equal In penetratiye
power TO the l3-inch guns Of the Ore
ron.
After an all-day advance Gen. Lloyd
" heaton's brigade captured the town
4 Pasig after lively sight, in which
% Filipinos were killed aud Ii taken
prisoners. The Associated Press CD
lie gives the total American loss as IL
wounded.
Mrs Cordelia Poirier aud Samuel
'arslow. her reputed lover, were hang
d for the murder OF Isidore PORTER,
he woman's husband, at Quebec. The
roman bore up well, the man was In a
tate OF collapse when the drop fell. /,
he crowd jeered at them and tried to
after down the Jail gate.
The fire wall of the big seven-story
.ructure, 2O7-2ll jackson boulevard,
hicago, which was destroyed by fire,
mailing loss OF 500, 600, fell without n
arniug and the building adjoining
as completely demolished and the
iins were burned. This loss will reach 4
%, 900.
AS a result of the Atlantic storms
eht big freight steamers, carrying \
10 men, and worth over s2,OOO,OOO,
ave been given up for lost. Dozen OF
rocked vessels strew the coasts. Prob
by hundreds Of sailing ships Of va l.
Gus sizes have been lost. The total
IS will run far up in the millions.
A British officer who dined with Ad- :
iral Dewey, at Manila, says: "As he
L at the banquet table he looked To
e like dying man. His hair is snowy
hite, his face ashen, and he ate hardly
,thing." The British officer may
can well, but we apprehend that he is
istaken about the admiral being 50
r gone. His performance for the last
ar has not been that OF dying man.