The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1891-06-05
OVER THE WORLD IN A WEEK.


year. 1t gives all the news.
The wheat crop just harvested in
Texas is said to be immense.
The Pennsylvania legislature has
passed bill providing for constitution
al convention.
Live turtles, some as large as a mans
hand, fell during thunder storm in In
diana recently.
The San Francisco Alta, the first
daily paper published in California, has
suspended publication.
The Yale college graduating class of
'9l have decided To wear cap and gown
on commencement day.
The Florida legislature adjourned
sine die after electing Senator Call and
listening to an address from him.
A. r. Hill, a prominent lawyer of
Danville, ILL.,, has been indicted for steal
ing and burning Justices docket.
strawberry festivals are all the rage
in Cincinnati, and watermelons on ice
are served to guests at the leading hotels.
Hon. David Butler, the first COVER
nor of Nebraska, died suddenly at his
home near Pawnee City, of heart failure.
Michael Krabill of Mansfield, Ohio,
ended three weeks spree by dying sud
denly. 1t is believed he committed sui
eide.
"A colOred thief named Patterson,
who shot several men before he was cap
tured, has been lodged in the Knoxville
(Tenn.) Jail.
Rev. ]. T. Spense, president of the
Grant memorial university at Knoxville,
Tenn, has been deposed for inattention
to his duties.
While the clerks of S. Bosh, commits
sion merchant at Fl. Wayne, Ind, were
busy, thief stole from the Office $3.50 in
cash and $3.50 in checks.
William Burnside, of Mechanics
burg, Ohio, took some patent medicine
for headache. Three doctors finally sue
ceeded in saving his life.
AT Greencastle, Ind, Willie Shild-
myer undertook to climb on a MonOn
freight train, when he fell beneath the
wheels and was killed instantly.
AT Breckenridge, Colo, at the Little
Corporal mine, three men-Wm. Bark
lie, John Dierks and b. Benson-lost
their lives. Their deaths resulted from
foul air.
The military at Spandau have Just
forced $50 penniless Russian emigrants,
who were journeying to the coast with
the intention of embarking for Brazil, to
return to Russia.
Mrs. Hannah Griffith brought suit
at Danville, Ind, against Mrs. Sarah
Reitzel for $1,000 damages for alleged
SANDER. The jury awarded her damages
in the sum of 81.
Six tramps boarded freight trains at
Ashtabula, Ohio, and before they were
driven away badly injured Conductors
George Shepard and John Burns. Two
of the tramps were captured.
Gen. John b. Gordon, of Georgia,
has issued an address TO the Confederate
veterans association urging the necessity
of subscribing funds for the proposed
monument TO Jefferson Davis.
Henry Goodwin, arrested at Parkers-
burg, w. Va, for breach of peace, proves
TO be deserter from the regular army.
He was turned over to the government
authorities at Columbus, Ohio.
-Four of the most noted bank thieves
of the country, Watt Jones, alias Stet-
son, alias Simpson George Walsh. alias
Watson; John Murphy and John Nor
gan, were captured at ST. Louis,
Squire Choate, aged SO, of Texas,
has Just ventured back into his old
haunts, and is under arrest for a murder
in which he was concerned in 1858.
There is but one living witness TO the
tragedy.
An Italian gardener named Peppino
Talagiro, living near Denver, Colo, while
in quarrel with boys shot and mortal
ly wounded Cooney Glance, aged 20. He
was pursued to the river, which he at
tempted TO swim and was drowned.