New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-01

,hot Iudre Lilly has been holding court w
Hazard, the capital of Perry County. during '"0
last two or t,irfc weeks. lie has held IL III
font the Courthouse, rs is usual in Eastern Nen'
tucN. being shot so full Of holes that IL was 'oo
d,.uyhty. Captain Gather has had cohl"a"0
NJ tho troops A single company OF infantry
bau usualy llccn able to serve subpoena o". WV
con Sonics OF efficient cavalry and little aI''ilerS
lnye been found necessary for arrests.
The reconciliation of French and Evcrsole toeH
u,.oo ,ost Thursday. 1t was ut the suggestion
If Judge Lilly, and is said to have Dech F'",'"
N 200 No one in Kentucky ever eXpec'Fa "
COO Old Pan French and Badly Eversoe shake
hands. but they did. Lieutenant walker WIN
two companies OF cavalry, one OF ln1anIrS M
h,If or the light artillery, went out to irotn"-
some Creek after French, while Captai" "",".'
himself. with q like force, went to stony Noun,
,a;n of,cr Eyersolc. Judge Lilly was determined
tint these two lifelong enemies should Dec""e
....,s rbcv wore both captured and disarmed.
IN Zach case this latter process occupied a'o"'
Co. ,n;rutes the men working at it constantly
coming upon weapons in new ana nhcApe,"n
,,,ooo. The arms removed from each we1ghe"
IN tho ncirhborliood Of sixty pounds, eFcluS'e
~ ammunition. They were taken to liazaru "n"
h,,,,,ht into judge Iilly's tent from Opposite
.,dos As they saw each other they instihcti'eS
..,ched for their weapons Not finding thcm' thoS
.,,orc Hucn,ly and garrd at each other IL 'ooA
hal, hour to induce them TO approach. IL pfi"s
rcc,..sary to constantly prod them up Denim" wiz"
bovoncts At last they stood not more ina" w"
foo, ,,a,t Two soldiers seized the right manu- VI
coci and forced them together. 'ap''ih "".,"
instantly sprang forward and securely ''tu ~,
hands together with n strong cord men "' ,"'N
, uuskrt nnd, placing tho bayonct Deio" 'h,'''
h,rd. ,olted them mp and down Vlsoro"S'H'
S,-opg t,cu wcpt. Judge Lilly was vsloN NJ
,.a,.,, ,.. ,o 200 these two lifelong enemies
grasp n 's', ,., f na"s. were released and
no.. ,,crc Minced in chairs facing each olhPr
.1 ,o,J - talk over matters and thus furtheT
1"' ,ho ,,icndship THE happrst day
over knew" said Old Pap French 10 ha'os
rvcrsole was the day shot your OLDEST SOIL
Yes ." replied Badly. "Well, never ehjoS'u
,pvsrlf so much the day picRe" OH s'",
first wife. have killed thrty-fwo frcnchs aHu
I hone 10 kill thirty-two more before wv
81 have killed thirty-four Evcrsolcs ahs"ef'"
Old Pan, land | hope to live long eno"Rn "
kill n hundred more They cohVerseu III .i''
nlcasaut strain for some time. ~ last VI" up
said: ave are enemies, OF conrse' p"' '""'
needn't keep US from having enc" VI 'o".''"
together. nnd he drew o"t P" " n
,,'L hortcd IL 10 the other Badly carefully
broke il in two and ten grams OF s''S"""'"'
- 90 tho cround. Soon Badly fell 10 eating
ru,,;.,, waluu,s cracking them with his teeth.
IL. asked Old Pap il he liked them ana upon
Lis replying that he did handed him large
ono and said Come down on IT hari WIZ
,n,,r teeth. because the slclls ar" very thick.
old Pap cautiously split the shell open WIN
his T. rmhnail and poured a Tablespoonful I'll
4, on tie table. Thr@ r"uthr"d men
1t for some two hours. or urfii Judge
!, 10 convinced that the harmony 'r-
tween them was complete. when they "rr' care
fully Landcl'Icd and taken away Z" jaiI.
", are not surprised that. ~ tie d'Np"''h
.oys there il much rrlocin! over the t""'h an"
rv,rsolc reconciliation II i, certainly \ '"u'''-
ful .irlt 10 So. ri',,iirs become frr'" W"
c,rer.,ulatc JUDGE Lilly. W" welcome e. -N'f|"
p,are in Kentucky.