The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1888-02-24

| l4O, incorporating the Clifton and Reservoir
Pike Railroad Company, with amendment
! by way Of substitute. Amendment adopted
and bill passed--A bill to authorize the cx.
tension of the Powcll's Valley Railroad from
the Virginia and Kentucky State line into
Bell county. Pusscd.--Scnatc bill amend.
| ing act Incorporating the Mt. Sterling Coal
| Road Company, with House amendments.
! Amendments passed.--A bill Incorporating
the Eel Male aud Female Academy Pass.
ed.--A bill to create Board of Commission
crs for Magofin County. Ordered printed
recommitted To Committee on Propositions
and Grievances. House bill for the benefit
w. B. Bullock, sheriff of OwSley County.
| Referred to committee mfr. Stewart: 4
! bill To declare Beaver Creek, in Floyd and
Knott Counties, together with its tributa.
rics, a navigable stream Propositions and
Gricvanccs.-A bill for the benefit OF John
! W. Combs, late Sheriff of Perry County.
! Passed ..... IlOUsE--Mr. j, NJ, Oliver: \ bill
to authorize George W. Smith to erect Il mill
dam across the Rockhouse Fork of Big
Creek, in Pike County. PaSscd.-Authoriz-
ing the Secretary Of state to furnish the
Circuit Judge of the Thirteenth Judicial
! District certain books. Propositions and
GricvanceS.....Mr. IIogg: Senate bill TO in
corporate the Eel Male and Female Acade.
my. Passed. Mr. Mulligan: To amend
an act, entitled "An act to incorporate the
Mt. Sterling Coat Road Company" Amend.
ed and passed.
AS the Blair bill which, in accordance
with the Enquircr's repeated predictions
has passed the Senate, proposes to dump
! $75, 0OO, 900 out of the Federal Treasury, an
analysis of the vote thereon may prove en-.
tertaining. Though diStnctiycly Rcpub.
lican measure, the division was very far
from being on party lines. Sixteen Demo.
cratic Senators voted for the measure, as fol.
lows; Berry, Arkansas; Brown, Georgia;
! Call, Florida; Colquitt, Georgia, Daniel,
| Virginia; EuStis, Louisiana; George, Missis-
| >ippi; Hampton, South Carolina Hearst,
California; Jones, Arkansas; PaSco. Florida;
| Payne, Ohio; Pugh, Alabama; Ransom,
North Carolina; Vance, North Carolina;
Walthall, Mississippi. Riddlcbcrgcr, of
!
can Senators voted against the bill, rs fol.
lows: Aldrich, Rhode Island; Davis, Min.
neSota; Farwcll, Illinois; Frye, Maine;
| Hale, Maine llawley, Connecticut; His.
cock New York; ingalls,, Kansas; Jones,
! Nevada; Plumb, Kansas; Sabin, Minnesota;
and Spooncr, Wisconsin. The measure now
goes to the House, where it will sleep the
sleep that knows no waking. Cincinnati
! Enquirer.
{. L. Marcum was arrested at Somerset
| Thursday week by United States Marshal
Hughes, for passing and having in posses.
sion quantity of counterfeit money. Mar
cum entered the billiard hall of Crane and
rOmlinsOn, and pissed some counterfeit
nickelS on Mr.. TomliuS0n. lie, Suspccting
something wrong, went out to show Marcum
the city, and meeting officer Hughes turned
the man over to him. When searched II
quantity of spurious coin was found on his
person. Marcum was travelling, taking or.
dcrs for charging photographs, and it is
thought his arrest may lead to the finding of
the mint where these coins are made, Mar
cum was placed in Jail to be carried to Lou
isville for trial.
James Davis, of Grecnup County, went
to Ironton, Ohio, Wednesday week aud sold
his corn. lie stayed around town drinking
for n couple of days, and in company with
George Sheclcr, an lronton tough, took pass.
age on the Telegraph Thursday afternoon,
Sheclcr went as far as Hanging Rock on the
boat and returned to Iromton with Davis
money, $l24 in gold, with which he made u
lavish display and painted the earth Grim
son hue, until oyerhauled by the police Il
few hours later. The police got n third of
the money back, and Friday Shee 81 was
arragncd and bound over to Court upon
the charge Of robbery, which will land him
in the pen.
The bill appropriating money for the
erection of decent Capitol buildings at
Frankfort was before the Senate Friday. !
Senator Afford offered as substitute q bill !
providing for the removal of the Capital TO |
Lexington, conditioned upon the contribu- |
ton by that city ofthe Tmnsyvpnia grounds |
and 100000 in city bonds. This substitute |
was defeated by vote from ten TO twenty. |
The original bill was then put upon It's pas
sage and defeated, through failure to re-
ceive constitutional majority, the vote I
being eighteen ayes 10 sixteen nays. A mo-
ton 10 reconsider was made special order
for yesterday, the ffty.sixth day of the
session,
Any and everything that can b~ exec
cuted with new type, first class presses and
fine manor i'm the hands of killed mechan.