The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1891-07-03
STATE SUNSHINE AND SHADOW.

white boys under sentence to the Pcni-
Tertiary. Their names are John Fields,
Jim Cope, Lee Cope and Moses Mcbride,
all under eighteen years of age. The
three first named received one year for
stealing, aud the last got ten years for
carnal knowledge of Victoria johnson,
a girl les, than twelve years of age. The
Sheriff sought to obtain pardon for the
boys on the ground of their youth and
neglect of parental training, but Gov.
Bryan postponed the CunSdcratin until
later date.
JOHN SANDERS last week shot ON the
streets of Owcnton sam Garvey, while
the latter WAS passing the stables Il;
which Sanders was al work. Sometime
ago Garvey fired several shots at Sand.
crS, wounding him in the leg. The kill
Ing last week was the outgrowth of the
former shooting. Garvev died in few
minutes, and Sanders surrendered and
was taken TO Jail.
THE family Of l.. b. Osborne, late of
Richmond, have returned To Clark COun-
", but Osborne has left for parts UNI
known. He was a prominent school
teacher of Clark county, and census emu
meratOr of his district. 1t was recently
discovered that he had been guilty of an
extensive system of forgcries, for which
he was indicted at the last term of the
Circuit Court.
GEORGE \. RAMSEY, a member of one
of the most prominent families of Win
chester but for some time a resident of
Jessamine county, was adjudged luna
tic and sent to the asylum. His halluci-
nation is that the end of the world is at
hand. He a few days ago attempted to
kill his wife, and would have done so
but for the Intervention of friends.
SIDNEY SMITH, IA young farmer, was
shot and perhaps fatally wounded al
Pleasure Ridge last week in an atiray in
which White Seward and Dudley AlsOp
were the other participants. There had
been some bad feeling between them, and
Seward and AlsOp had called on Smith
for a settlement, when the firing was
opened by AlsOp
WIN. KENDALL, of Newport, was kill
ed and his body thrown into the OhiO
River. As il is not known that he had
enemies the theory advanced is that he
was mistaken for VI. j. Green, who has
been hunted from place to place for sew
eral years by agents OF secret society,
and who was in Newport at the time.
NINErY-NINE out of total of l46
applicants have stood Il successful eXami- !
nation for admittance to the West Point !
Military Academy. Among the candi- |
dates admitted are six from Kentucky: |
Il. \. Beauchamp, c. +. Cain, Daniel |
Duncan, ;. Fleming, w. :. Semple and
+. w. Smith. &c.
4 NEGRO convict named Rudy, con-
fined i'll the Penitentiary at Eddyville,
was caught in some machinery while at |
work and instantly killed. His breast
was terribly mangled and his heart and
lungs torn to pieces. He was serving his
third term from Henderson county.
A FEW days ago John w. Millichamp,
a well-known and prominent contractor
of Covington, mysteri0usly disappeared
from his home. The search for him re-
suited in finding his body in the Ohio,
a mile and a half below the city.
HENRY FRITZ, a prominent young
German of Hopkinsville, has been myS.
teriOusly missing for several days. He
had gone out TO milk some cows the first
of last week, and has not been seen since.
HARRY GRANT, recently convicted in
the Circuit Court of Franklin county,
and sentenced to the Penitentary for one
year for cutting Bob Breen, was last
week pardoned by Gov, Bryan.
JERRY OWES, charged with being an
accessory to the murder of GanO Blew
ms, had his examining trial ut Danville
last week, and was held over in the sum
Of 1000.
JOE HARRIS, wanted in Carroll county,
Tenn, for moOnshining, is in Jail at
Paducah. He was arrested in Graves
county, and stands indicted on an old
charge.
THos, DOUGHERTY, a citizen of Lex
ingtOn, was struck and killed by AN
electric car in that city one day last
week, and gross carelessness is charged.
ORA SoPER, of Jessamine county, has
been nominated as the Prohibition can
didate for State Senator from the 22nd
district.
JOHN I. JOHNSON, of Henry county
has been indicted for manslaughter by
the Grand Jury of franklin county.
Hon. JOHN :. RHEA, one of the ablest
lcbaters in the state, is making speeches
against the new constitution.
WM You've, well known insurance
man of Newport, has been arrested on
the charge of embezzlement.
The Breckenridge News says the new
is rapidly losing ground in
that county.
THE Kentucky Trades Journal at Lex