The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1888-02-03
NO. 4S.
Inthe KentuckyL Legislature

loan association In Lexington was called up,
and during the discussion Of Il Mr.. Need.
ham thought Mr.. Mulligan had reflected on
his character very unjustly and In the same
Indirect manner reflected on Mr.. Mulligan's
character. Mr. Mulligan arose to reply and
he and Needham INDUCED In some very
sarcastic cross firing and brought the House
up to the very highest pitch Of excitement.
Needham said that Mulligan had misundsr-
stood HIN and Chat If he (Mulligan) would
withdraw his remarks he (Needhsm) would
withdraw his Mulligan said, "Shake, old
fellow" and they shook hands over what
looked like, at one time, would be a bloody
chasm, and everybody went home in q good
humor without the bill being passed.....Ip
the Senats the following bills were passed
Bill incorporating the Louisville, Hardins-
burg and Western Railway Company. Bill
making May 30th in each year legal holi-
day. Bill Incorporating the Mayfeld and
Lynnville Gravel Road Company in Graves
county. Bill authorizing the Secretary Of
State to furnish Wolfe county with Court Of
| Appeals reports and other books. Bill
amending section 1871, Civil Code, providing
that plaintiffs in certain suits involving joint
obligations shall not be put out Of court on
account of failure to show all the parties to
the defense to be properly before the court.
Bill fixing the salary Of the Judges Of the
Court of APPEALS at $1,000 per annum, pay
able every month. The resolution protest.
ing against the Blair Educational bill by
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Of 81 to s. The bill to appropriate $4,000
to defray the expenses of making Ken
lucky exhibit ut the Louisville and Cincin-
natl Expositions was called up, but was laid
over for further discussion, The Governor
reported that he had appointed f. L. Pearoe
Mayor of Maysville, as provided by the
charter of said city, and the appointment
was confirmed. The resolutions looking to
the improvement of the Kentucky River by
the General Government, and requesting
Kentucky's Senators and Representatives in
Congress to urge the completion of works
already begun on that river, were taken up,
and, on motion of Mr.. Mckee, unanimously
adopted. Mr.. Pieratt had leave to report
bill amending an act providing for the
Breathitt county court to build court
house, and provide payment therefor. Pass
ed.
About 5000 worth of lumber
belonging to the First Methodist church
was burned on the 18th inst. The lnmber
was being dried at the time and suddenly
burst into flames and burned 80 rapidly that
none of il could be saved. The lumber was
to have been used in the construction of II
church in the new part of the town. The
loss is a severe one to the congregation.
Major Warren with corpse ofpole ereeters
and wire stretchers is at work between Cor
bin and Barbourville putting up the West
ern Union telegraph lines, and will have
Pineville connected by wire with the wiry
world by the time the railroad is open......
Deputy United States Marshal. of Harlan
, Court House, passed through town this
week having in charge Green Howard for
violation of the revenue laws,-Pineville
Messenger.
From the Courier-J Journal of
Tuesday, we clip the very latest about the
Hatfield. Mccoy war. and hope the news may
be correct. That paper says News comes
all the way from Pike, by the way Of Char
lesion, w. Va, that the Hatfelds and McCOys
have disbandoned their respective forces
and gone back to the peaceful pursuits Of
the mOuntaineer, who have no desire TO
draw bead on fancied foe. Gov. Wilson
has ordered his army to dispense and we
. may grateful remark that white-winged
. peace gets in her work. Let the mountain
men maintain it, and, in the classic language
of Mr.. Dana, we may be happy yet
At Battle Greek, Mich, the
} Advcntists are in state of great religious
excitement. They believe that the final
contamination of ell earthly matters is close
at hand, and have discarded oil their Jew
elry. Recently at a meeting $1,000 was
turned into the church in cash and $1,000
in iewelry. The latter will be sold TO shs
ungodly and the money given TO the estab-
fishing OF missions in Switzerland, Norway,
England, South Africa and Australia.
The City Council of Knox
vile, Tenn, six Of the nine members being
Democrats, Friday elected Rev. J. O. Law
renee, colored man, to fh the unexpired
term Of Mayorelect Condor on the Board Of
Education. Lawrence Is Republican, and
his appointment was made az token Of re-
spect 10 the colored people, who voted DEM
Ocratic in the recent municipal election.
Hannibal Jordan, who was
arrested In Clark county Ky, and fined $500
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