Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1889-08-31
CREAM or NEWS.
Young John Gets Left.

ed States District Attorney, ha
written a letter 10 the AttorDe
General recommending Mr.
George DuRelle, Of Louisville
for Assistant District Attorney
This is equivalent TO Mr.. DuRelle'
appointment, and the selection ia n
admirable one. He is a young law
yer OF ten years practice, four o
which be WAS Assistant TO Distric
Attorney Thomas, and lie, therefore
entirely familiar with the duties o
the place." III
This settles the hash of John Fs
land, Jr. of this place, who had beet
promised the place. and leaves him
floupdering in the consomme.
Mr.. Feland declines to talk abou
the matter, further than to repea
what has been konwn for some tim,
that he has two letters from Mr.
jolly promising him the appointment
He declines to permit the publication
ofthese mlssives at the present time
and says the matter is settled now
aud should be allowed to drop.
Since he is willing to let 1t drop
of C purse Mr.. Jolly will be, and thu
ends the first chapter.
Three More Elixir Patients.
Dr. Jno. l.. Dulin administered thu
Brown. Sequard elixir TO three pa
TENTS last Tuesday. The gland
from freshly slain lamb were Sc
cured aud pounded into pulp BY
Mr.. Kit WHY, the druggist, aud thu
liquid obtained according TO Tho
usual process in a very short time
after the animal was killed. The
patients were all colored men aged
from so TO GO years and sufferers
from iheu mstism. They were An.
derson Morrison, Peyton McComb'
aud Isaac Bradley. The elixir wal
Injected into their arms with hypo
dermic syringe. 60 far they have
made no reports of the effect II had
upon them. These cases will b.
watched with interest by DIR. Dulir
aud from them he expects to form
au opinion as to the merits Of the al
legged discovery.
Both Were in Fault. -,
Last Saturday VIM. King and
Henry Carter, both oolored, involved
themselves in a fight al Beverley, and
each made strenuous efforts to exter'
inmate his antagonist King Gu
Carter with a knife aud Cartel
thumped Kings head with q rock
Both parties were more or less hur
by this battering aud slashing pro
cess, but no serious wounds were In
fiicted and King aud Carter were
both able 10 show up for trial Tues
day before Esquires Davie aud Major
Attorney d. L. johnson went dowI
TO represent the county attorney ant
the trial occupied good part Of thu
day. The magistrates very wisel,
adjudged both parties guilty and
levied lax OF SIS and trimming
against each OF them. 81 4 is1-a ~.
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A Native African.
Albert Mono Thompson, a native
of Western Africa, who is now In his
18Th year, lectured at the colored Bap-
tist church last night on western
Africa" lie is at present attending
school IN Nashville aud has been ii
this country about Is mouths. II Il
bis intention TO study medicine and
return TO his NAIVE country, WHICH
is in the mountainous region east O
Liberia, when MS educauon Is com
pleted. lie speaks English win cor
rectness and also speaks SIX African
dialects iuently. .R1siAi
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