The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1894-05-10
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10 abolish the bounty on sugar.
Owing TO the strike among miners, there
is a coal hmine prevailing at Lincoln, I'll.
Ex.President Harrison denies the report
that he Is again candidate for the presi.
dency.
Bradstreet estimates that 100000 men are
now idle on account Of the labor strikes
throughout the country.
Representative Ellis, of this state, has
secured an appropriation of 100000 for
Green aud Barren rivers.
Representative Paynter. ofthe Ninth (Ky.)
district, will make fight In congress for MI
appropriation for the Big sandy river.
Otto Campbell, a quiet colored citizen was
called 10 his door In Christian county Sun.
day and assassinated by unknown persons.
Rolla Saunders, a notorious Jail breaker
wanted at Hartford, KY, was captured In
Hancock county and returned to Hartford.
The Ohio river Is skirted by twenty-five
miles Of coal barges, representing 81, 0Oo, 900
bushels, aud Cincinnati Is safe from q coal
famine.
John waddle fatally shot John Burns
Sunday In Butter county, KY, over an old
grudge. They met at Ebenezer church, aud
that perhaps raised their Ebenezer."
The Courier-J ournaps Washington dis.
patches Of Monday announce that Congress.
men Isle Is better and will be abba to leave
for Winchester the latter part of the week.
Marshal Fee, while attempting to suppress
riot among striking miners at Mountain
srit To- In
aud hurried from the scene to save his
bacon.
The Louisville Times Is responsible for the
story that Gov. Brown remitteda fine against
a Louisville man on the condition that the
petitioner should never more wear tan.col-
ored shoes.
Kelly's commonwealers on Saturday built
twenty-five fatboats a, Des Moines, Iowa,
and on Wednesday they started to float
down the Des Moines river, en- route TO join
Coxey Rt Washington.
James Rice, arrested two days before, for
stealing meat on the Big Sandy river, was
tried In the circuit court at Ashland, Ky,
on Saturday, and sentenced to the peniten.
tiary for three years.
IL Is now announced from Washington
that the tariff bill will pass the senate not
later than June 10, and congress adjourn by
the Fourth of July. A long suffering PEG.
pie hope II will be SO.
Bob Kneeps, who was arrested In Berlin
Saturday for working In ringer" on the
German trotting horsemen. had bad record
Ia this country, having been ruled of several
tracks for crooked work.
The William NJ. Whiteley reaper and
mower works ut Muncie, Ind, were destroyed
by FIRE last Sunday evening, throwing
between 800 and 800 men out Of employment
aud causing loss of $4,000.
A party of kidnapers have been working
Sc. Joseph, No., for some time. The dis
appearance Of some six or seven children
In as many days has alarmed the authori.
ties, and an Investigation Is now going on.
The news comes from Scottsdale, Pa, the
north end of the Connellsville coke region,
that an epidemic Of fear is prevailing there.
In battle on Saturday Deputy Sheriff
White and Chief Clerk Ewing were terribly
beaten by Poles.
AZ school election held In Lawrence
burg, KY. on Saturday an assessment of
thirty cents on the 800 was voted for school
purposes, the vote being iOi for the tax and
40 against Il. A poll tax Of 81 for the same
purpose was also voted.
A man named Price was murdered near
Perry, Oklahoma, Sunday. He was living
alone and had been dead but short time
when found. jim Mcbride, near neigh
Dor, and " Doc" Markham, an auctioneer of
Perry, were arrested on suspicion.
Chief Of Police Bowman, Of Barbourville,
KY. was on Saturday sentenced to the peni-
tentlary for life for the murder Of William
Reeder, OF that place, in January last.
Police Judge Jones was also implicated In
the crime, but he has not yet been tried.
One Of the ministers at Lexington Sunday,
the Rev. IA. C. Morrison, the boy preacher"
used language In his sermon which was
accepted as bitter srraignment Of Col. w.
c. r. Breokinridge. Three other ministers,
however, preached sermons which were
interpreted As asking forgiveness for him.
Ina joking way Col. Hodges, Of the Lex
incton Observer, told G. G. Moore, Of the
lilae Grass Blade, that he would kill the
man who Published anything reheesins |
uoon his character. Moore took the matter |
scriously, and had Col Hodges bound over
IS kssp the peace. the bond being 5000, |
~klnh W. promptly Furnished.