The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1894-06-07
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Henry Firth shot aud killed +. NJ. Italia
Zero at Bunkie, La, on Friday last.
Harry Gill, negro, was lynched at Ian.
caster, y. g., early Sunday morning.
Civil war has broken out in Bulgaria, and
Coxey's army might find employment.
Cholera prevails at Myslowittz, Upper
Silesia, and is spreading over the Russian
border.
Clifton II. Breckenridge, present congress.
man from Arkansas, has been defeated for
denomination.
A monkey, two Italians aud negro wo.
man were the principals in free fight at
Louisville Sunday night.
Two hundred negroes left Birmingham,
Alabama, Sunday to take the places of
striking Pennsylvania miners.
Citizens Of Carter county refuse abso.
lutely to pay the railroad tax recently
ordered collected by the federal court.
DIR. John NJ Clemens, of Louisville, u
cousin Of Mark Twain" died at his resi-
dence in tina, city Sunday from paralysis
The terms of sixtv-three presidential
postmasters will expire this month, but they
are nearly all in eastern and northern states.
Reports that come from the western part
of Kansas are very discouraging, and show
thttt thc Nhcdt crop III Ahut SCCtioh IL Notb
failure.
The body of a man about 10 years of age
was taken from the Ohio river az Cincinnati
supposed to be Andrew Turpin, of Big
Bone, Ky.
Mrs. l.. b. Lee, professional nurse of
Louisville, came near dying from dose of
morphine, taken Saturday night to relieve
the headache.
August Belmont of New York, accom-.
panied by several friends arrived in Lexing-
ton Friday and visited Mr.. Belmont's stock
farm near that city.
Charles A. Thomas, of Lexington, has been
chosen as the representative OF Kentucky
University in the Chautauqua oratorical
contest next month.
Eugene Chambers, little boy, was Jun
over and killed by an electric car while
returning from Sunday. picnic at
Lexington last Saturday.
The corner stone Of the Norwegian hos.
pital at Chicago was laid Sunday When
finished the hospital will be the first Norwe.
gian charitable institution in the city.
Victoria Stein, of Chicago, has sued Clar.
ence Ill. Soulpaugh, of Manitoba, Mimi. for
$4,000 for breach of promise, and she has
fifty of his letters to back up her suit.
Jesse McGregor has been arrested at
tress, Lizzie Ewing, which occurred n year
since under mysterious circumstances.
j. Lowrie Bell, the Republican second
assistant postmaster general, has at last
resigned his position, and the place will be
made glad by u Democrat, or vice vera.
Most of the GOO striking miners who were
In camp near Evans, Iowa, have returned
TO their homes. and this is thought TO fore
shadow the collapse of the strike ut that
place.
Maud Rubel, l6year old girl of Omaha,
Neb., was mysteriously murdered at that
place, and DR.. Brown, with whom she had
been keeping company, was arrested for the
crime.
Some $4,000, 900 are said to be awaiting
the heirs of the late Nicholas Noyes, OF
Newbury, Mass, and il will be distributed
as soon as complete list of the benehciaries
can be made.
Judge Barr, of the United States court,
sitting ut Greensboro, on Monday annulled
the separate coach law on the ground that
IL interferes with Interstate commerce and
Is unconstitutional.
Hon. John w. Yerkes, of Danville, posi-.
lively declines to make the race for congress
from the eighth Kentucky district, even II
the Republican nomination be rendered
him without personal effort.
The grand larceny charge against Charles
A. Hardin, alias Ketchum, has been dis.
missed at Kansas City, and he was turned
over TO the Tennessee authorities To answer
for the Wells Fargo express robbery.
The $500 prize offered by the Courier.
Journal for the closest guess to the rainfall
during the month of May will be divided
among Thirty persons, who guessed $50
inches. the exact figures. Guesses were
recorded from 10000 subscribers.
Andy Johnson, the Bell county terror,
who had killed dozen or more men, was
shot and killed ut negro dance in the SUBJ
urbs of Pineyille on Saturday night by jim
Horn, who also died half hour afterward
from wounds inflicted by Johnson's pistol