Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1899-10-03
VOL. XVIII.
NEWS OF IAE YICIakGt.

10 Madison county ~ Nlnkier WIS
perhaps fatally stabbed by ueighbor
named white.
Henry Poynter. miner, was KILLED
by falling slate In the Manchester
mines ut PittshurR.
James NJ. Thompson, well TO DO
Rockcastle farmer, died last week near
Level Green. aged 20.
II IL expected that 5000 people will
hear Senator Goebel speak at Middlee-
boro on Oct. 5th, which IL the fret day
of the fair.
Richard Carroll, who was for years
general manager OF the Queen y Cres-
cent railway, died suddenly OF heart
failure In Cincinnati.
Mrs. Mary Ann Land, an aged wom-
an OF Estill county, was shot and per-
haps fatally wounded by m unknown
man, whose object, IL is believed was
robbery.
Eli Taylor, young man OF near
Dora. Clay county, was found dead by
the road in front Of his house by his
father. How he met his death is not
known. but bullet hole was In his
mouth.
The jury failed to agree In the case
of w. c. Purcell. the labor leader tried
at London. for persuading coal miners
to break "a coatract and 90 on strike.
-Four similar cases are pending against
Purcell.
Uncle Alex McIIargue, an old and
highly respected citizen living near
this place, was found dead In the field
Thursday, where he had been at work
Uncle Alex. a. he was familiarity called
was about so years old and very feeble
--Corbiu News.
Revenue Officer Randall and eigh,
deputies In an extensive raid through
Perry, Knott. Letcher and Pike coun-
ties. Ky: Logan county, w. Va, and
Wise county. Va, destroyed eight large
distillerles and 1000 gallons Of beer aud
200 gallons OF whisky.
Miss Addie Clark, a Madison county
school teacher, at Der examining tria
was triumphantly acquitted OF tbs
charge OF cruelty Furnishing one OF hel
pupils. Mrs. David Perkins, who at
tackled Miss Clark with a knife, wa
put under 800 bond for six months q
keep the peace.
CWhile a two-year-old child OF Mr.
John +. Owens, South OF town, wa
playing near an open fire, last Wednes
day night. Its clothing caught on fire
aud before the flames were extinguish
ed the little one was so horribly burn
cd about the lower limbs and body : tina
IL died Thursday Somerset Paragon
10 an eating match In Armory Hal
Harrodsbury, TO which over 200 peopl
paid an admission fee OF l5c, Harr
MAYS won over Foster Debaun. In N
Ia minutes he swallowed four bowl
OF oyster soup OF one pound each, hy
plates Of chicken, one-halt pound eacl
two plates Of ham. one half pound eacl
and one-half pound of bread. TIL
prize was e..
The Cincinnati Southern has bee
taken out OF the hands OF Receiver
NJ. FELTON, and Is now being conducte
by It's owners. 1t Is regarded as settle
that there will be no change at all
the working management OF the roa'
The men now in charge are OF Nj
Felton's selection, and their eftcienC
has been shown in the conduct Of u
road.
j. NJ. Huddleston was indicted 4
receiving stolen property, and Georl
Prewitt and j. 5. Huddleston, the "a
legged cattle thieves, all Of JunctiC
City, we're indicted for grand larcen
They are In jail and will not be tri'
until the next term. The suit of J.
Caldwell aud Monte Fox against the
S. II. II. resulted In a verdict OF Si05 4
the plaintlirs-Danville Advocate.
The examining trial of the men a
cused of the murder OF Deputy Sher
Thaeker was held at Manchester FIR
day. Jim and Sol Griffin aud Eddie al
FLOYD Caldwell were held TO answ
without bail. Charles Burnett, Sa
Hampton aud Anderson Grihin We
dismissed. There was one EXCITE
incident when a member of the Philip
faction cried out during Attorn'
Hansford's speech; "Turn them loo
= and we will settle IL now"
81 wish to express my thanks to I
4 100000. L.. IL.