The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1891-12-11
STATE SUNSHINE AND SHADOW.

The United States Court is in session
at Covington this week.
LOUIS THORNTON was shot and killed
by VIM. II. Williamson at Newport last
week.
JOHN CAUFIELD, of Louisville, was
last week stabbed by his son, with whom
he had quarrel.
JUDaE DEHAvEN has been appointed
by Gov. Brown to try the Moore-Show.
ers case at Elizabethtown.
MRS. LAURA ROGERS, who died at
Lexington last week, left $780, 900 to two
Mississippi nephews named Warfeld.
THREE persons died of apopexy at
Paris last week, viz: Eli M. Kennedy,
Simon Current and James Stephenson.
The Postoffice at Falmouth has been
raised from the fourth class to Presi-
dental Office, dating from Jan. l, 1892
A FIRE in Greenup County last week
destroyed several shock of corn and hay
stacks. 1t was the work of incendiaries.
Gov. Brown has fixed February 9Th
as the date of execution of VIM. Pickett,
for the murder of Henry Hall, in Estill
County.
KENTUCKY cities of the fifth class
were to send delegates to Louisville on
Wednesday to confer about charter for
said cities.
JUDGE w. o. HARRIS, of Louisville,
is prominently mentioned as the success.
sor to John A. Minor, the veran Profess
sOr of Law at the University of Virginia.
THE remains of Major George w. Nc.
Kee, U. s. A., were incinerated at Sam
. sons Crematory, near Pittsburgh, Thurs.
day last, and the ashes were sent to
Lexington for burial.
THE Town Marshal of Glasgow last
week arrested three strange negroes at
that place for holding up and robbing
man and attempting to rob Conductor
Lloyd, of the Mammoth Cave Rood.
THE Court of Appeals last week fell
into line with the new Constitution, by
the adoption of rule ordering that all
petitions for rehearing shall be consid.
cred by Judge other than the one who
delivered the opinion in the case.
THE Three Forks Deposit Bank, of
Beattyville, has brought suit against the
Ohio Valley Improvement and Contract
Company and the Louisville Trust Com
pany, its assignee, for judgment on two
protested notes of 81, 536.45 each, and
mechanical lien.
w. G.. HOLLOWAY, one of the election
. officers in the Louisville City election
recently, was last week arrested, charged
with forgery, perjury and violating the
election laws. So it seems, after all, that
the kangaroo ballot was not success in
the Falls City, at least.
ED Pool and VIM. Fisher, 14-year
old boys, narrowly escaped drowning in
the river at Louisville last Thursday.
The current was too strong for them and
drifted their frail boat onto the falls.
The Life Savers went to their rescue and
saved them by throwing out rope.
THE trial of Wills Howard, the outlaw
of this State, for murder in Missouri.
was last week continued in the Lebanon
/ (Mo.) Circuit Court until the February
term. In the meantime wills will re-
-. ha Iail 20 20 boz
}. ing. There are 20 witnesses in the Mis-
souri, case against Howard.
THE Court of Appeals on Thursday
last in an opinion by Judge Lewis, af-
firmed the judgment of the City Court
!, ! of Louisville in imposing fine of S55
k each againt the Kentucky and University
n Clubs of Louisville for unlawfully keep
ing club.room wherein malt and spirit
nous liquors are sold by retail without
: first having obtained the 5000 license
required in the city ordinance.
, THE bondholders intend to ask Judge
Barr, of the U. 5. Court, to permit the
Receiver of the Richmond, Nicholasville,
Irvine and Beattyville Railroad, Mr..
| Macleod, to issue certificates to the
amount of 100000 or $4,000, which,
added to the $4,000 yet due in county
subscriptions, will pay for the compile
> ton of the road. The construction COM
pany has contracted with Mallory, Cush.
ing 4 Co., of Omaha, to take these