The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1892-10-21


was found unconscious in low dive in
Philadelphia, aud was removed to the /
hospital, where he died, Charged with
having had hand in the mans death,
Hugh McDevitt and Kate Ebcrling, his
mistress, were arrested.
Sixteen mules which have been at the
bottom Of the Twin shaft, at Pittson, La,
for four weeks, have been found. There |
was n fire ut the mouth If the shaft, and
falling timbers choked IL up. They had
lived on such straw aud fodder as they
could pick up, besides chewing the lark
from mine props and railroad ties and eat,
ing some leather.
One hundred aud twenty-five old sol.
diers, indignant at the attitude OF Generel
Sickles with referance Ia exPresident
Cleveland, met ut 81. Paul aud formed
the Democratic Veterans league. The
league issued an address to the old soldiers
of the northwest, showing that Cleveland
vetoed only unworthy private pension
bills.
George Baber, Of Kentucky, a member
of the board of pension appeals, has been
summarily dismissed from the service in
the interior department by Secretary No
bic for using Objectionable language in
ruling on pension applications, and which
was placed by Baber in the records Of the
department
Marion Williams, colored, made des-
perate assault at Little Rack upon Miss
Rosa Henderson. The man, in his efforts
to overpower the woman, threw her on
red hot stove, burning her severely.
Neighbors were attracted by her screams
and rescued her. Williams is In jail.
During the burning of grocery at New
Orleans Sunday wall fell In, burying
two freman--John Cavanaugh and u.
+. Perreto-beneath the burning debris.
Their comrades rushed to their rescue,
and Cavanaugh was brought out dead,
while Perreto was fatally injured.
At trades union meeting in the inter.
est Of the locked out men at Homestead,
resolutions were adopted denouncing
Frick aud Carnegie as traitors, and n
committee of twenty .one prominent labor
men was appointed To raise funds for the
support Of the strikers.
Dick Nolan, a p,izA.6ghter from Bir-
m,ngham, Ala, died at Memphis from
the result of a blow received in fight
with Jack Davis. Davis Is under arrest,
charged with murder. The police are
searching for the seconds and Others con.
nected with the fight
Rev James McDouQall, Ph. d., presi
dent Of the York (Pa) institute, died
Sunday after an illness of two months.
He was stricken with paralysis He was
tifty.six years of age and was president
Of the York Collegiate institute since
August 1873.
Rev. Henry Van Dyke Of the Brick
Presbyterian church, New York, in hi,
sermon Sunday denounced Columbus ~
n dishonest man and nm imp'ster, deserv
ing 81 no credit for the discovery Of Am
erica. Twas God did il, he said
Hi Henry, the old time cornetist, musi
clan and organizer Of numerous bands
road companies and minstrels, Is lying
i'll IN n hotel In Cleveland. hi Henry i
quite wealthy. His show life has extend
ed over period Of forty years.
Charley Wilmuth aud Harry Collin
, were killed by tough strangers whom the!
I ordered from the house during dance II
the Widow Coxs residence at Whit
|, Pine, Ny The murderers fled on horse
back, with crowd in pursuit.
B@ton clothiers have locked out thri
emploves, declaring that the Garment
makers' unions have been unjust aD,
arbitrary, and have made IL impossibl
for man a. conduct business with
-, chance Tor fair profit.
Brown smith, who has becn separate
: from his wife fer some time, attempts
> u enter her hnuse at Dawson, Ga, Snr
day. she seut bullet through his head
e She has not been arrested as the killing
y considered justifable.
c Grver Cleveland contributed $1,000
to the Democratic campaign fund. Cls''
u lands personal friends, T.. q. Benedic
N Mr Whitney and NJ DirkinnIn hAN