The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1891-07-10
OVER THE WORLD IN A WEEK.

| ONGh IFfE WOkLU IN WEEK.
Secretary Foster refuses to make any
terms with the discharged plate printers
of the public printing Office other than
to allow them to go in again nj the foot
of the list of applicants. The intercesson
of the Knights of Labor has been futile,
and the secretary's course is approved by
the Federation of Labor.
Herr Cahensly, who wants the Cath
Ollie church in the United States Europe
anized, tells the pope that 10000 600
Catholics have been lost to the church be-
cause of the lack of foreign born priests
of the same nationalities rs those of our
immigrants.
Fred Steinman, an iron molder ia
tally shot his wife, mt Chicago and then
blew out his own brains. The double trag-
edy was caused by jealousy on the part
of Steinman regarding Peter Refs. car
penter, who boarded with the family.
-Pugh Prewitt, a colored boy, was
found lying in front of church near
Germantown, Tenn, with butcher
knife sticking in his breast Nose John.
SVh wac OiASstVi VII HuSDIClOu.
Postmaster General Wanamaker,
Murat Halstead, Hon. William McKin-
ley and Maurice Thompson were the
speakees at the Woodstock, Conn, Fourth
of July celebration.
The Fraternity of Financial Coop
orators, of Wheeling, which promised
500 in a year by paying $44, found its
promise too big and it has gone up.
"A silver thimble lost six years ago
by Mrs. John Starr, of English, Ind,
was found in the liver Of the family COW
which was butchered last week.
The 2-year-old son of w. II. Krause,
of Seymour, Ind died from the effects of
drinking a half.pint Of whiskey that was
left within his reach.
A Utica Qnd.) farmer has collie
dog that knows every animal on the farm
by name, and picks il out of flock VIII
told TO bring it home.
Governor Peck, Of Wisconsin, has
John NJ Coburn, of LaCross
worlds fair commissioner. vice
Benjamin, resigned.
The 81, 900 Masons in Ohio will be as
sessed twenty-five cents each per annum
to support the Masonic home TO be locat.
ed at Springfield.
The large Cook locomotive works, of
Paterson, n. j., employing 1000 men,
will close down in a few days owing to
dullness in the business.
Charles Batby, a timer, aged Is
years, fell from building at Carlo, His,
Thursday, sustaining injuries which will
prove fatal.
Eight Arizona Indians have been ar
rested by Colonel Corbin for destroying
land marks and threatening the lives of
settlers.
Charles F. Underhill, president of
he Flour City Life association, is under
arrest at Rochester, N. Y, on charge of
forgery.
Charles Haines aged Is years, had
half of one hand torn off by choppinC
machine in basket factory at Newton
Falls, o.
Mr.. Amos Fanty and his wife were
brown from buggy by a runaway horse,
It Shelbyville, Ind, both being badly in
ured.
"A horse and buggy belonging to John
)onhart, was stolen at Seymour, Ind,
While the owner and his wife were shop
ling.
The farm house of Rev. oh. Whet-
ell, of Jackson, o., was struck by light
ing and instantly killed one of his chill
rem.
Susan Vatz and Sam Frank were adj
judged insane at Millersburg, o., Thurs
ay and will be sent to the asylum.
"A natural gas explosion in Mrs, Kra-
ler's cook stove at Dayton, o, demol-
she'd that handy kitchen utensil.
Thirteen glass factories at Findlay, !
D., have shut down for two months, and '
yer 1000 men are idle thereby.
Two Mount Vernon CO., girls were 4
Dund with RObinson's circus, at Newark, {
J., and sent home. ]
-Japan's display at the worlds fair is