The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1894-05-31
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for the Elgin (Ill.) watch works plant.
A rise In the Missouri river Sunday morn
ing did great damage to property at Atchison
Kansas.
Peter Nolan and Con Brady, peddlers, are
said TO have been murdered near Hunting
ton, w. Va.
John Cane was shot in the head and dan
gerously wounded by Ernest Wolfe, al
Palatka, Fla, Sunday.
Public Printer Benedict last week dis.
charged 700 employees of the government
printing Office and bindery.
President Cleveland has signed the COM
mission Of Cabe Brooks, of Mt, Sterling, to
be district attorney of Oklahoma.
Pittsburg coal is selling at II cents "A
bushel in Louisville, owing to the strike of
| the coal miners.
Fred Lusher and John Freeman have
been arrested at Hurricane, w. Va. for pass.
| ing counterfeit money.
Joseph Rife and wife were fatally injured
and their horses killed by falling bridge
in Carter county Friday.
An Austrian and an Italian have been
arrested at Buenos Ayres for an attempt to
blow up parliament with bombs.
Austine Brown, colored, was hanged at
San Antonio, Texas, Friday for the murder
of Anderson Harris, another negro,
The First National bank of Sedalia, Mo-,
has been totally wrecked by the gambling
speculations of the cashier, j. c. Thompson.
The delegation of Usage Indians who had
been in Washington for two weeks discus.
sing reservation matters, left for home Fri.
day.
j. S. Breeding, charged with the forgery
of Wells Fargo money orders, was landed
in St. Louis Friday, having been arrested in
Texas.
George +. Rosen, of Louisville, a clerk in
the treasury department at Washington,
has been promoted from 81 900 to a 81 200
position.
Heavy storms prevailed along the south
of England coast Sunday, and storm ac-
companied by snow was raging on Lake
Superior.
Danville has floated her $40, 900 of water
works bonds ut $lO1.5O, to bear per cent.
interest. They are to RIM ten, fifteen and
twenty years,
Lieut.. Lucien Young, of Kentucky, has
been select us orator to deliver the deco.
ration day address at the Fredericksburg
battle field.
The trial of Geo. and Ike Shelby, for
shooting James Moore, was postponed in
the circuit court at Danville Monday, because
Moore was unable to appear.
A grand picnic including all the old
time sports will be given on the race track
ut Lexington, Saturday, June Q, for the
benefit of the fireman of that city.
Gov. West Chief Justice Merritt and
Mayor Baskin, of Salt Lake City, Utah, have
received postals ordering them to leave
town in four days or be dynamited.
Joe Giles, who shot and killed Frank |
Martin, a locomotive fireman in IN attempted |
train robbery at Breckenridge station, Texas
was hanged at Kansas City, Texas, Friday.
T. w. Cooper, of Detroit, won the Rich.
mond, Mich, ten-milo prize on Friday,
doing the distance in 20 minutes and 10 |
seconds on bicycle This beats the record.
During scuiile between Jim Slesher and
Jim Howard on Straight Creek, Bell county,
a rifle was discharged, killing Mrs. Howard,
and in falling she fell on her baby, and
killed that also.
While Rev. j. NJ. Taulbee, of Covington
IN A. p. A. lecturer, was delivering dis
course at Lexington, the glass front of the
building was broken by the throwing of
rocks and eggs by outside parties.
The Presbyterian revival meeting con.
lucted by Rev. b. Fay Mills at greensboro,
closed Friday night, Over ZOO persons are
said to have been converted, among these
our old friend, Hon, Thos. 5. Petit.
The canning factory at Lexington is now
ready for operation. 1t will can everything
from straw berries to Kentucky burgoo soup, |
of the Gus Jaubert kind. The establish.
ment will employ about 100 persons
The primary election to nominate can.
didate for congress in the Seventh Kentucky |
district, has been called for September 10th,
and is victory for the Breckenridge people,
as both Owens and Settle men wanted an
earlier date.
The grand jury ofWhitley county recently
indicted fifteen or twenty miners for intimi-
dating men who wanted to work in the
mines of that county, and last week thirteen
of them were found guilty and fined sums
ranging from $50 to $50 each.
The sum Of S6,74O,OOO was distributed
among the Cherokee Indians at Tarlequah |
Ind. Ter, on Monday Il is the proceeds of
the sale of the Cherokee strip to the govern.
ment. Nearly 100 Indian guards watched
the treasure while the government agent |
distributed it.
Deputy Marshal Jones, of Fort Smith,