The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1894-04-26
HAZEL GREEN, KY:
THURSDAY, April 26, 1894.
YOU'LL FIND TT HERE.

returned LOG indictments at its recent SEES.
sion.
Ex-Governor Thomas J. Jarvis has been
appointed United States senator from North
carolina, to succeed the late Senator Vance.
Henry Bowling. once sentenced to death
NJ Mt Sterling for killing See Brown in
iS9Z, received only ten years sentence on
the second trial.
Three moonshine distilleres and large
quantity OF liquor were DESTROYED in Perry
and Leslie counties, Kentucky, last week
by revenue officials.
Peter Mortel, dissolute st. Louis shoe.
maker, committed suicide by taking poison
lie pawned his wife's wedding ring for
money to buy the drug
Money Is so scarce In some sections of the
mountains that the editor of one of our ex.
changes says he will take on subscription
anything that he can eat or wear.
This year, according to the entomologists,
the seventeen.year locusts and their young
er thirteen.year cousins will spend the sum
mer with us, beginning TO arrive in May.
Saloons in Ohio will hereafter be carried
on as openly as any other business. The
new law prohibits screens, curtains or other
devices to hide the interior of room where
liquor Is sold.
During storm near Gridley, ILL.,, light.
ming struck a barn owned by Richard Breese
The building was destroyed and hired
man named Rench, who was stunned, was
burned to death.
juryman In Missouri pleaded in extenu-
alton of an act of contempt of court that he
had the choice between that and contempt
of wife, he rather thought the court would
be more merciful.
prominent Clark county farmer, who
has given the matter a practical test, SAYS
there In Of an oil
cultivated apple orchard than there is in
twenty acres oftobacco.
During the past week eleven industrial
plants throughout the country have shut
down, while thirty-two have resumed oper.
ations, giving employment to 5000 persons
who were in enforced idleness.
Several months ago Lucen Patterson kill.
ed Charles Hines, at Greenwood, Pulaski
county, KY, and last week the jury found
Patterson guilty and fixed his punishment
ut two years in the pententiary.
Senator Palmer introduced bill in the
senate repeating the state bank tax, but pro-
hibiting the issuing of money by state bank
ing institutions or by any other corporation
or person except national banks
Congressman Berry, of the Sixth district,
says he has not abandoned hope of n bigger
appropriation for Kentucky river improve.
ments, and will urge the committee to name
at least 100000 rs Kentucky's part of this
sessions appropriations.
Cincinnati physicians say that there is an
epidemic of bowel and stomach trouble in
that city, and that il is largely due to the
impure condition of the drinking water.
The only safeguard, they claim, is to boil
the water before drinking it.
a mob of Ohio men, women and children,
led by the injured wife, stoned faithleSs
husband from the town of Dcshler, and held
the woman with whom he had been living
beneath the spout of n railroad water tank
until she was almost drowned.
Democrats of the Second appellate dis.
trict nominated Judge Willis l.. Reeves, rs
candidate for Judge of the Kentucky court
of appeals. The convention was held at
Bowling Green, and all the counties in the
district were represented save Breckenridge
and Edmundson.
Newport, Ky, has magistrate who will
not, or rather prefers not TO perform mar.
rage ceremony. His name is Justice Rob.
inson, He says such ceremony is too sacred
and should only he performed by minister
of the gospel He says ii he had the say no
relative or friend of his should be married
by magistrate.
The state weather bulletin, Just issued,
shows that pasturage in California is getting
scarce, drying rapidly in the foothills and
the valleys. The central and southern pOr.
tiOns of the state are suffering more from
the drouth the Sacramento valley. The
prospects for good fruit crop are bright
everywhere. The short crops OF grain and
hay are in excellent condition.
Major Helveti, teacher of languages at
State college, Lexington, KY, was stricken
with paralysis Friday morning last. Major
IIelveti is about sixty-nine years old aud is
said to be German baron who was ban.
iShed from his native land for taking part
in the revolution of lSlS. lie was major of
Kentucky confederate regiment in the
late war; He Is well known among educa-
tional men.
A bill involving q crazier scheme than
Coxeys was introduced In congress last
week bv Representative John Davis, one of
the curiousproducts of Kansas brought to
the front by the Populist upheaval. lie
proposes that the secretary of war enlist an
industrial army of 100000, To he employed
ON public works and he paid as regular sol.
diers, The small matter Of the expense of
the scheme is to be met by issuing $3.50, O0O,-
600 of fiat money and annually thereafter
Sl00cO0,000.
The Danville Advocate SAYS: X. A. GOode
and family. after some time spent in Carroll
county, Missouri has returned 20 his old
Kentucky home near here and asked to he /
forgiven. Among other products of Mis-. !
souri, that he don't take to is the weather !
drop OF forty or fifty degrees while you /
are eating breakfast is a small matter and /
twelve aud fourteen inch Ice is considered /
thin. In fact, the weather out there is fire.. 1
quenIly like that described in recent let. |
ter from George IIackley, now la northern /
Mexico. He told of man who came near
being killed by sunstroke one morning, I
hut recovered from the effects of the heat
IN the afternoon, only TO be frozen to death
that night.