The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1909-12-14
NEWS NOTES.

dry. The majority is 9i7.
Fear Of coal famine has been
aroused at Minneapolis by the con-
tinuance Of the switchmen's strike.
A gas explosion in the Sunnyside
saloon at Lexington injured seven per-
sons and wrecked the whisky house.
Believing him a night rider, Nick
Muntz shot Eva Coy in Harrison eoun-
ty, from which he died few hours Ia
ter.
Three men were burned TO death AZ d
number seriously injured in a fire
which destroyed a manufacturing plant
in Pittsburg
Tennessee has expended this year
81. 500. IFS ~ for the cause Of public ed
ucation. The entire amount expende
last year was 1854. 9Os 20.
The woman found in White river ca
nal, near Connersville. Ind, proves to
be Mrs. Maurice Keller, who disap-
peared from Cynthans, this State.
While hunting Samuel w. Hsslett. Of
Newburg. N. Y. fired at a rabbit, shot
William Howden in the leg and killed
valuable foxhound. The rabbit escaped.
The storm which passed over Lake
Erie resped deadly harvest and laid
waste more than $40, 900. 900 worth Of
vessel property. Fully 60 people were
lost.
One man was killed and two were
so badly injured that they probably
will die when two cars loaded with
dynamite and other explosives blew up
at the Minnesota transfer. near st.
Paul.
The Court Of Appeals decided that
James n. Parrish. of Greensboro. must
serve five years in the penitentiary for
wrecking the Greensboro Savings Bank
and Trust Company. of which he was
president
Charging that ii was a ibelous pub
lication. the city authorities Of Spokane.
Wash seized every copy Of the Indus
trial Worker, the organ of the Indus
trial Workers of the World. as il came
OF the press.
Miss Virginia Wardlaw. the aged
aunt Of Mrs. Ocey w. M. Snead. the
victim of the bathtub tragedy. was
arraigned before Recorder Mott, in
East Orange. N. j., on the charge of
numbering her niece.
Defalcations amounting to several
thousand dollars from the Daughters
of the American Revolution by clerk
employed in the national headquarters
of the society at Washington, were
made known last week.
The Court of appeals decided that the
State Racing Commisson has the right
to regulate the conduct of race courses
and race meetings in Kentucky. and
furthermore. TO prescribe just how the
betting shall be conducted.
Three men died of suffocation and
q others were overcome and rescued
with difficulty as result of a peculiar
accident at mine Of the Shoemaker
Mining Company. 10 miles from Johns
town. Pa. All are foreigners.
On returning from church. Mrs.
John II. Brunen, of Covington. found
her husband dead in bed with his throat
slashed and a bullet in his brain. Bru-
men was a saloon-keeper and his rash
act is attributed TO brooding over dull
business.
Mrs. Eliza Gribble. aged 20 years.
was killed at Savannah. Ga; Mrs. Car
RE Orlando was first assaulted and
then killed. and Mrs. Maggie Hunter
was so badly beaten that she is at
the point Of death in a hospital. by a
Negro now at large.
The firemen and citizens of Butler
fought in zero weather all night a
fire which threatened to wipe out the
town. With the assistance of the Cow
ington fire department the flames were
conquered after seven business houses
on the main street were destroyed. The
loss was $50, 900.
Mrs. Hazlett. whose husband YVES
killed in Shelby county by Walker Dun
can. who claimed he thought Hazlett a
night rider, was awarded verdict of
IS, 900 in the Franklin circuit court
against Duncan and 81. 900 each against
Hubert Kessler and Riley Harrod, who
were near Duncan when he shot Haz-
lett.
The body of an unknown white man
with three bullet holes in his body was
found on the tracks of the Illinois Cen
trail railway near Rives, Tenn. The in
locations are that the man was murder
ed and his body placed across the rails.
Joseph Johnson, Negro, has been ar
rested. The prisoner and the dead man
lived at Mayield, Ky.
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