The Hazel Green herald., 1891-08-07
STATE SUNSHINE AND SHADOW.

colored, meets at Lexington on Tuesday
next.
POKE WILLIAMS shot and killed Jas
Lanham at Corbin on Thursday of last
week.
WILLIAM LEWIS was instantly killed
near Vanceburg, recently, by large saw
log rolling over him.
WIN. EVANS, employed as a teamster
at Bull Creek, was killed Friday by Il
team of runaway mules.
PoLITIcs split the Alliance in Owen
county, one wing being styled " Straight.
outs" and the other Gingersmiths."
JOHN BoRpEN's barn, at Cold Spring,
Kenton county, was last week struck by
lightning and destroyed. Loss $4,000.
Mrs. MARY BURKMAN, suicided at
Covington by taking rough ON rats, just
because her husband was not so good as
he might be.
THE police of Danville last week ar
rested negro giving his name as VIM.
RedmOn, just after he had robbed
store at that place.
! MARSHALL Fox, of Hopkinsville, KY,
who was shot by Charles Brame at
country dance several days ago, is dead.
Brame is under arrest.
SYLVESTER YOUNG, cashier of the N.
\. Il NJ. V. railroad, disappeared from
Louisville Friday night and he is thought
to be short in his accounts.
THE bodies of j. T. Parsons and Sam.
uel Cole, the two men drowned in the
Ohio at Paducah on the 2Sth ult., were
recovered on Thursday of last week.
JOHN RoACHE suicided at Covington
last week because of parental objection
to his marrying, taking the rope route
for his excursion because of its superior
terminal facilities.
THE K. u. railroad and the Lexington
Electric Belt Line are before the U. S. |
Court at Louisville the suit being to
establish the ownership and right of way
over the latter road.
DAVE KING, the brute husband, who
escaped from the mob that took him from
the Dixon Jail to hang him, was subse-
quently arrested and placed in the Jail
at OwensbOro for safe keeping.
A COLLISION between fast freight
and wrecking train at Donerail, on the
Queen and Crescent, resulted in the
death of Fireman George Mckinley and
the destruction of several cars.
THE eloquent orator, Hon. w. c. p.
Breckenridge, delivered an address before
he Virginia Bar association at White
sulphur Springs, recently, which is said
% have been "one of the finest"
THE total capital invested in coal pro-
luction in Kentucky during the census
'ear was $6,5Sl, $3.50; number of EN-.
'loyes, $3.50; the wage payments, $l,-
'56,S63; other expenditures, 81, l56, ,54s.
On Thursday of last week Hopkins
lille voted $4,000 subscription for the
xtension of the Ohio Valley road from :
Princeton to that city. Out of 903 votes
asst, only twelve were against the prop
sition.
MILTON YOUNG, the Lexington horse
ace man, is said to have bought Poto-
iac and Longstreet, paying $50, 900 for b
he two. Potomac was the winner of the
'uturity stakes, $67, ,675, and the Reali- d
alton stakes, $3l 1850. r
THE wife of Capt. J. II. Bradshaw, of {
aris, tied an apron over her face, a
one around her neck and rope around q
er ankles and then threw herself into b
toner creek, where her dead body was u
,und. Cause, domestic troubles.
PETE SMITH, of Washington G. H.,
hiO, while in Covington last week on a ~
st bet 5000 and $500, respectively, on !"
vO horses in the Brighton Beach races,
nd when the race report came in the VI
Dol room cashier paid him $1,000. u
AT McAfee, Mercer county last week
'e Elliston, colored, outraged the per- a,
IN of Tobie Olds, colored. Elliston, On
no is man of large family, has fled to
'oid the wrath of large body Of col =,
ed citizens who were searching for him \,
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