The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1891-11-21
STATE SUNSHINE AND SHADOW.

GEORGE RDGEwAY, of Bullitt county,
died OF lockiaw at Columbus, Tenn.
\ NEW postotiice has been established
NJ Mum, Crittenden county, aud Minnie +.
Gutiy appointed Postmaster.
JOE MITCHELL, n negro, charged with
rape, was taken from an officer near Fulton
one evening last week, aud lynched in u
Magistrates yard.
THE Kentucky Farmers Alliance last
week reelected r. T. Gardner, of Carlisle
county, President. Third partyism was kept
under, but the Ocala vagares still show up.
In THE Clark Circuit Court last week
Wesley and William Whitaker, who MUIR
dered Robert Jamison in Perry county, in
1886, were sentenced TO the penitentiary for
life.
w. j. HENDRICK, Attorney General,
who was u Stockholders in the lumber firm
of r. b. Cotter Il CO., of Louisville, which
made an assignment recently, is said to have
lost SD 600 by the failure.
GEO. l.. LINvILLE, ex.Sheriff, and p.
ID. Linville, ex.County Superintendent of
Common Schools for Robertson county, have
been indicted by the Grand Jury for embez.
cling public funds while in Office.
LOUISVILLE Masons are actively en-
gagged in arranging for the celebration of the
Scottish Rite at the Masonic Temple, Nov.
20, 26 and ~. 1t is intended to make this
grand occasion of special interest.
JAMES CLEANLINESS was last week tried
at Paducah on the charge of violating the
Internal Revenue laws, and was held to an.
swer to the U. S. Grand Jury. lie ran
saloon in Caldwell county without a Gov.
eminent license.
Os2AR WELLS, of Georgetown, who is
attending the Davis Military School at Win
ston, n. c., has been made Adjutant of the
Battalion. This is quite an honor, as IL
gives him command over 200 men and 40
officers, most of whom are older than him
self.
HUGH ROGERS, Deputy U. S. Marshal
under Capt Jack Gross, died at his home in
Lexington, last week, from wound he re.
ceived in Harlan county, while in Office. II
will be remembered that he was shot thro'
the window of his room with Winchester
rife.
G. w. WARREN, a very genteel looking
man, was arrested at Louisville one day last
week on the charge of grand larceny. lie
entered the room of w. w. Webb, guest
of the Louisville Hotel, and stole an over
coat. He was sent to the workhouse for one
year.
DELBERT NJ. HILL, of Shelbyville, has
been appointed United States Storekeeper
and Guager in Collector Scotts District.
Acting Internal Revenue Commissioner
Wilson says other appointments for the
Kentucky districts will be made shortly.
There are quite number of applications on
file for these positions.
Four of the Kendall boys confined in
the Jail at Georgetown for the murder of A.
]. Montgomery and John r. Jarvis, in Au-
gust last, escaped Tuesday night of last week
and so far have not been recaptured Lib.
eral rewards are offered for their apprehen.
sion. Old Kendall is also in Jail on the same
charge, but being sick, he was left behind.
DAVID C. HOWE, a brakeman, who
sustained injuries in the service of the n.
N. & NJ. V. Railway, between Mt. Sterling
and Winchester, causing the loss of an arm,
which was amputated by Drs. Taulbee and
Simrall, of this city, and Dr. Scott, of Lex.
ington, was given verdict by II Louisville
jury Monday for S., 1926 and cost. Sentinel
Democrat, Nov. Is.
WHILE trying to stop a runaway horse
near Sharpsburg, Geo. Thompson, pros
porous colored farmer, was Knocked down,
his scalp torn from his head, and his right
collar bone and three ribs broken. II was
thought he would die. The horse was draw.
ing a spring wagon, in which was man
and three children, who were thrown to the
ground but escaped with slight injuries.
w. II. BUSH, for w. b. Kidd, shipped
from this city four car loads of cattle 10
Baltimore. In this lot there were five steers
which averaged 2,l50 pounds. They were
raised in this county, Mr. Kidd shipped
with the same lot four car loads from Win.
chester. On Wednesday he shipped 500
cattle from the latter city to Boston. Re-
Gently he bought at one time 1000 cattle in
Boyle county. --Sentinel. Democrat.
In THE examining trial OF Ambrose
Polsgrove, at Frankfort Wednesday week,
he was held in bond Of - ,ooo to answer at
the next term of the Franklin Circuit Court
for the killing of his brother-in-law, Jerry
Williamson. william Larkiu, who caught
a stray shot in the shoulder from Polsgrove's
pistol on the same day Of the killing of VIII