The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1888-01-20
LATE NEWS ITEMS.


t8vorably Mr.. Blair's Educa tional bill.
Advices from Presas Albania, in the
southern part of Tamaulapas, state that
extensive deposits Of gold and cinnibar, OF
bearing ore, have been discov-
cred near there.
II il reported that Mcneil who alb
seconded with t225,0 900 cash and securities
OF the Saco and Biddeford bank, Saco, Me-.
il in Prince Edward Island, sick and pen-
tent, and has offered TO return the bonds II
protected from prosecution.
There il considerable excitement ut Otta.
wa, Ont, over the report that two clerks
in the department OF fisheries have been
furnishing confidential information TO tho
United States contingent OF the fishery
commission. An investigation has been
ordered.
Late dispatches from the Congo Free
State make no mention OF Henry Nj. Stan
ley, nor do they report any news from stan
ley Falls. An uneasiness Is felt that Will
develop into serious anxiety II December
shall pass without news OF Stanley's expe-
dlton.
The state Insurance Commissioner ~
Connecticut having secured access to the
books of the Continental Life Insurance
| Company. finds that they show on Decem-
Der l. 1857, $4,000 additional impairment
since January |, or almost fifty per cent.
altogether.
The Superior Court OF Kenncbec County,
| Me-, has declared the law making the pay
ment of the United States special tax as a
! LIQUOR seller Drimd tdcie evidence that the
party paying such tax is u saloonkceper,
/ and therefore public nuisance, to be I'M
| constitutional.
| An American giving the name OF Pom
merry, was arrested in Copenhagen Few
| day ago Mr.. Anderson, the American
Minister there, thinks the man is John Ben
| son, wanted in San Francisco for land
| frauds. An American detective has been
| cabled for TO identify him.
| The trial Of those who were held respon
| sible tor the burning OF the Opera Comique,
Paris, which occurred last May, has been
concluded. NJ. Carvacho the manager OF
| the thcater, was sentenced to three months
| Imprisonment and fined 200 francs. Fire.
man Andre was sentenced to one months
Imprisonment The rest were acquitted.
Drs. Schrader. Krauss and Howell have
issued bulletin concerning the Crown
Princes throat, which says: "For the last
few weeks the inhammatory symptoms or
the larynx have entirely disappeared; tho
surface OF the tumor itself appears to be
| partly crystalized and partly covered with
| fiat growths tending to increase The
! patients general condition remains undis'
| turbed."
Joseph c. Knight, who has been employed
| as bookkeepcr in the Manufacturers Ma
! tional bank in Philadelphia for the past
! thirty-siX years, was committed 10 jan by
| United States Commissioner Edmunds, q
few DAYS ago, in default Of $4,000 bail, on
the charge of embezZing 10000 OF tho
banks funds. The man made full confess
sion and said his populations had covered
period of twenty-four years, but for the
past eight years but little had been taken.
The French Ministry, in the declaration
of their policy, promise to restore financial
equilibrium by retrenchment OF cxpend-
lures, and pledge themselves to inaugu-
rate measures which will deal with the
placing OF the responsibility in regard TO
accidents, the regulation Of hours for
working women and children, superan-
uaton fund for minors; to reform the
bankruptcy laws, and various other re-
forms and measures are mentioned. The
government demand the united Republican
vote upon the scheme Of the Ministry for
military legislation.
MIR. John Dillon, referring to the rumors
concerning the interference OF the Pope III
affairs in Ireland, said that he deeply re-
vered the Holy Father in all matters per-
tanning TO faith, but he would as soon think
of submitting to the Sultan Of Turkey as to
him in political affairs.
The executive committee OF the National
Trotung Horse Breeders Association have
decided that the trotting meeting OF 1870
will not be held east OF Buffalo, provided
that majority Of payments, next before
the final payments, be made by members
residing west OF Buffalo
! An old unsatisfied mortgage, dated 1910,
has been found which affects the title TO
about one sixth OF the real estate Of Shame
kin, Pa, tho amount OF the mortgage was
originally $4,000. The sheriff has officially
notified the land owners that he will sell
the property December 30.
The eightieth anniversary OF the birth OF
Whittier was celebrated by the people OF
Amesbury, Mass, on the 10th. There was
| union meeting of all the schools, with ap'
propriate literary exercises. and the TEL
low townsmen the OF venerable poet ,csti-
fled their affection aud esteem IN various
ways.
| A Vienna dispatches states that q strong
feeling exists there in favor OF sending to
st. Petersburg Immediately Austria's ult'-
matum. followed, in case OF an unsatisfaci-
DRY reply, by rapid march OF German and
| Austrian FORCES on inc ltusslnn lrontler'
1t il feared that war is imminent, and can
in no wise be postponed longer than the
spring. The feeling in Vienna, the dis
patch says is intense.
Lord Rosebery, speaking at Hudders-
field in the advocacy Of Home Rule, the
other day, pointed out that IL the govern
ment OF the United States had suspended
| the constitution Of any one of the States,
she never would have been able to bring
the civil war to successful issue, because
! tho nihnr 81 ntea Mnuld not have ininnd In