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The Hazel Green herald. [volume] (Hazel Green, Wolfe County, Ky.) 1885-19??, 1894-11-01
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ADVERTISING COLUMNS

ist travelling in America, at.
ira cted by a perusal of its
pages, draws a pen-picture of
its multi-merits in his own
language, and thus it reaches
every home in the vine-clad
hills of France. So popular
was the story, jonathan and
His Continent" that it was
translated into every tongue
spoken by man. Hence, from
hemisphere to hemisphere and
from pole to pole
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q notice of appeal Was filsd in the case
II ooion T. Williams " City Of Seattle.
4 transcript on appeal was filed In suit
Il rent Of d. b. Jackson w. ID. II. Nc
allen.
Prank Jennings. arrested for burglary.
seded not guilty esfoss Judge Aumss
Jnssrday.
Notion for new trial was filed by Charles
= Wsst. one Of the defendants in the suit
NJ. Q. Wallace W. J. n. Rex 81 a.
= deed Was filed for record yesterday
&. loeins the sale of . property IA the Ken
addition by William T. Curry 10 Sam
onssnberg. The price 10 &ls. oo0
y the salt of Sheriff wooiery aeaanss
pa C. Burkman 10 recover the value Of
ding bed on m indemnity bond. the jury
T. Judge Humes' court yesterday gave
nntiff verdict for the amount of his
o1sn. $59sa
Sodge Humes yesterday signed the de-
- of divorce he granted . week Ago 20
B Fahen against Vince II. faben. The
goeses gives the child to the mother and
|9npsls defendant 70 pay her $500 and esS
eofney fees
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LEAGUE AND COUNCIL
The Municipal Rsformers
Twitted By ! Delegate
FINE SOAR Foacs lncaEAsGn.


Mayer Phelps seat q 20 ths city eoancil
iase night NE neane of Ma Sac A.
BAckus - msmbse Il the library eom-
mission. vies Nsa Wilcox, rssignsd, and
The nominnfioa wss tmnsdiats,y Con-
GsUea.
The Laio Washinetou canal peuject
came up - the msstane q tie board Of
aldermen In the snaps II verbal rspost
from 1r. Ciass. ehaismAn IL the joint
committee appointsd 70 % ovsr The
ground a. The proposed canaI and report
results. 1he membess a. tho committee
wsrs Clisa. Compton, Danl1on. MiIlsf. Lit
tls and votsk Mr.. Ciise said he joint CON-
mittes last Saturday met the stockholders
Of tn WashinGtou Impsovsmsnt Com
paAys and asksd them - submit two
propooieion. liss1-Fos what amount and
under what conditions they would permit
The widening and dsspening of The pres
ent canal 6econd-What they would ell
the same for outright. La&sr In the day
the committee was told that the Improve
msnt Company would not entsftain the
nrst propositioa. and would only give IN
answer - the second when they had the
opinion a. the corporation counsel that
the city he'd The right - purchase the
canal
Comptrolles Parry pssssatsd the report
Of the committee covering claims against
ths city daily an1itsd and approved By the
committee May II, againss the several
funds @ follows:
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z..sassy-pseanlt, An1in9 q fscss. eo..
easslons - lsg sad dserss: efen~d
C0Doeetot Hnknonaz nnnk az Port1and
~ - Grow - al.-Dsfan,s and Aserse:
1eAa ralr1sld ,. Hop 0re~srs' Assss-
ea9nent ~ 4ismtnsai; sieueA
Co.--Appiicnstoa ~ o. appoSat.rsn a 4
roeedver: denioa
Isa ns!leF y. sssphss osesibsrssr-
usoI moddyjng oe6es made Nag 3 diroee-
sees1d 70 pay pcocosds - safe.
Sooodeea ~ NieAolm 0ooeno Of 4
:. g dsfsadant - compel plalnti0
y s.sse takss under sdvisensns Nay r.;
Rss!ss Gsss Company u Dsnvur N.r.
gompany-P stitsoe - 6x eompsnsa-
gee ser sscsives. tehnn undss adviSomsas
1ay ~; granted.
p1ooAfs Dx1AH1MKzf-IAnaExY 4
0s.rdasaship q Bertha Parry-Lstten
Esss:s q James Parry- Order appesvssg
oonos toteerp issued
1sssss q osesss ". Yoans- Order -
osardasnship Of Arthur O. Ye.se-or-
Gsy ~ w =. Wiliiams q aI.-Condsm-
netton suit; on trial.
CIVIL pxpAsruExr- ossonx. ).
= ". Houehtoa W Rainier Hotel Con-
peay-Judgment on verdict in sam ef
~ s.; signed.
~ J. vati ~ John Woodlne Company
Ssdsmsns n sum Of 3z72 -: signed.
The CudAhy Packing Company N. ".
q. fste.bone-Judg By confession =
sam Of Is; signed.
american Building and Loan AseociAr
ton N raFmsrs' Insurancs Comuany-
1uomitssd April q; order denying motion
sor neY trial and judemsnt In sam az
Q,000; Agned.
Aiphsus Bysrs W A. A. Denny Of al.-
c11cksn from trial calendar by agrssmenG
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..si Perkins. ~ Cesdray's.

Sam Burton and Lille Coleman, with
their new four-act comedy, Isl Perkins,"
will Be seen IT Cordray's tomorrow even
ing. The ENTERTAINMENT 10 one to create
laughter and Is said TO succeed admirably.
The Isl Perkins" orchestra 10 = feature Of
the company, and besides parading In cos
tune renders the following splendid pro-
CRANE during the performance;
Descriptive ........"A Trip 70 Consy Isiand"
synopsis--Rash 70 the boat .Aii aboard.
whistia Lsts on the ocean yavA Italian
hand playing on board the Steamer. Appear.
ancs OF Jubilee singers. s.Alt ashors"
Whistle. Caroussts. Paoslng rssand-essy.
Ejecting an unpleasant customer. Appear
ancs Of little German band Entering West
Brighton hotel, the greatest living cofnstist
II heard A heavy thunder stofm comes on
with thunder aud lightning The clouds
break and sunshine follows. Boarding the
Marine railroad, train arrives Ia time TO hear
Giimore's band perform the anvil chorus. In
Producing 30 anvtlA Signal for Psins's nrs-
worss 10 heard. followed BY cannon shots and
initiation of sky rocksta Grand rush for the
homs-eound train. "Homs. sweet Homo"
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Jubilee. Turner
Msdiey-"A Royal Flush" ............ Icvenherx
ovsrtare-"roet and Peasant. Won sapps
Msrch--"Heile of Chicago" ....-...-...... Sousa
pusiag Act O. "a Vance viii play = cornes solo.
" pewns, director: Geofxe H. Holcomoe.
drums. traps ana electrical aisp,ayA
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The Observation-Disclosures Of this city
are making extensive preparations for the
sightieth annivsrsary Of the adoption Of
the Norwegian constitution At Eidsvald
after IN unfortunate union with Denmark
that had lasted 100 years. The commsm-
grafton exercises will take piacs under the
auspices Of the three leading Norwegian
societies Of this city. the Norwegian Work.
ingmen's Society, the Norwegian Social
Society and the Norwegian Danish Dn-
matte Club. Two original tableaux will
be rendered. one representing Norwegian
psasants on their way to wedding. while
the other will b . reproduction Of Left
Erickson's statue Ia Boston.
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WITTY HrABNI--LAN~Ekfs ..
y II. Mefford W. Edward Zssharth
rx. Order sustaining demurrer;
Ettasd
oamge, b. Carr W. James II. Woolsry ss
k-Continued until May IL
Hiram G. Bond Va Charles McLachian
ontinned until May ID
eeorse Randall, - receiver. Va Puget
md National Rank-Continued until
~ q.
i r Shsuhut Va Seattle Terminal Rail-
% company--Continued until June L.
~. II. nwyer w. Patrick v. DSysr-or-
directing receiver TO turn over prop
"A 70 George James: signed.
SeAn Cappecc, ~ Peter Atladio-orsier
eesing publication Of notice TO creditors.
eandinsvisn-A American Bank W w. =
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NARROW ssOArn


= Doeseeave InfoFuaasi0n oeeusoo The
Discharge - Case.
Nellie Blanchard VS. hefore Judee
Ismss yesterday for trial on the charge
= srand larceny In having robbsd Robert
3olAncsy Of 1910 In the regions ss10wn
I'm" March 10. Esilis came prepared
y 16ht, and her attorney attacked the In
.matton flied against his client - de-
sttvs. in that IL failed % describe the
noasy stolen. The point was we'll taken.
- Judge Humss dismissed the informa-
IN on the defendants motion 70 quash
- Nellie clipped through the legal
nshes for the time being. at least The
losscuting attorney gave notice Of appeal
~ sAksd 10 have the defendant put IN.
- bond. She was put under $500 bonds
y her own recognisance.
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WHIT or nAsEAs CORPUS.

00him0tO0 J0hnet0O uO0ko N0If0H q
Judge Humes.
4 writ Of hsbeas corpus was issued BY
61es Humes last evening for Washing
- Johnston. confined in the county jail
hcs April 20, charged with defrauding
h partner out Of $50 The writ 10 made
|llnrnabls st $50 this morning bsfors
Adge Humss. Johnston was brought
rex from Dakota, aud at . hearing had
April q. Justice Caldwell held him to
lnswsf to the superior court. His bond
|0n fixed at $3.50, but he Vas unable TO
ESfufsh IL
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Ga Front st.. Seattle. Wssh.

The old established specialists are stiIl
treating with unsurpassed success al
Gsnito- e rinary diseases Of either sex All
Private. Blood. Skin Diseases and Nervous
Debility quickly cured. Personal atten-
fion gwen to every case and all durable
cases guaranteed. Charges low.
PILES, FIsTULA, RECTAL III
GERS, STRUCTURES AND yARICo-
CELE-Cures guaranteed without pain o.
deleaiion from bus ness.
We VIII give 81 000 in gold coin for
any case Of yayicocese that has been or
can be cured BY medicine. electricity OF
auy appliances or applications internally
externally ar eteynsIsv.
SYPHILIS. GoNoRRHEA, GLEET.
Spermatcrraosa, Seminal Weakness. Lest
Manhood, Night Emisasons. Dscayed Fac
uiiiss. Female Weakness and all delicate
disorders peculiar 20 either ser positively
cured. - we'll - eli functional disorders
that result from youthful foiltss or the ex-
cess Of mature yeArN
Thousands cured By corrsspondencs. al
private and msdieine securely packed
fse0 visv. Raain sasotopss use4 6ead
STAMPS for reply for question list q call.
Consaisation IRA Hours. , - II = n. I
~ - TEL = =. enndA5 hsorA Dts =
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een1euoas1sn .oaf9 UnAes eAo new
Lew ter C1slss ef First Cless.
- condemnation suit Of the city
1859 W. = Williams and others, COM
enced last Friday before Judge Osborn
= continued 70 yesterday. occupied the
sneon session Of the court and viii
oobly take oil Of today 70 finish. The
= = brought 70 condemn . strip Of land
- Edss & knight additios 70 the city
the opsning Of Kenny strsst from Mad
-, snd y the iirst case under the set Of
pesscribiug mode BY which cities Of
~ class ars allowed 10 oondemn lands
weersst purposes. The prossentlon had
- esosed its case yesterday and q (
|l1ook the judge. - the request u he
pofation counsel. allowed the jnFy 70
4nins the land In disputs. The case
~ b resumed this morning.
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Next Thursday. Friday and Saturday
evenings. May II. - and n. the patrons Of
the SEATTLE thsatsr will once again enjoy
the prsssncs Of that delightful actrsss,
Enc Eilssr, and her wsli-disciplinsd COM
pany. On other OCCASIONS our play goers
have svincsd their appreciation Of this sx-
ceptionally fne dramatic organization,
and IL return oannos fail 70 give general
satisfAction Thursday evening. Miss Ellis
Ter will appear IN her latest successful
venture. her new play ''Dorris," written
for her BY Robert Drousk The author has
bssn fortunate In having Miss Elisler TO
represent his heroine. The role 10 said 70
fis the actress admirably. her conception
and portrayal being . masterpiece OF act-
Ing. refined and finished In every sense.
Good Judgment has bssn shown in sccur-
Ing fine supporting company, in which
ve find the names Of such wsll-known and
compstsnt actors - Frank Weston, to
whom ~ stage director much praise 10
forthcoming for his excellent manage
msnt; Robert Droust, the wsll-known
actor Of leading roles and author of the
play, and that grand old actor, c. w.
Couidock. On Friday evening Miss Els
Ter will give her wsil-known and beautiful
performance Of "Hassl Kirke," and for the
final night Of the engagement will present
the romantic comedy entitled "A Woman's
Power"
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4. e. Braymsr commenced suit In the
psrior court yesterday to recover $40 %
- essigned claim for medical services rem
Dsed by G. A. Walsh at the instance Of
~ Paine between June 6. 1902 and last
- february, 1894
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Phoebe Davies aud Joseph 0riamer were
given hearty welcome 1t the Seattle the
alter last evening in their new drama.
.Ths New South, and the generous sp-
plause that greeted the performers
throughout the four acts showed the deep
Interest taken in the entertainment.
Phubs Davies. as Georgia Gwynne. the
heroine. has full opportunity for the
display Of her grand emotional powers
and won the sympathy Of her audience
In the more pathetic. teuchin. scenes.
She 10 the same lovely. graceful woman
~ when here three years ago. and the
pleasure abe gave last evening was made
manifest by the many curtain calls given
her. Mr.. Grismer fully shared tho honors
with his charming wife and gave heroic
representation Of the psrsscutsd Capt
Ford. The rest Of tho charactsrs In the
play we're In coed hands and the play
rsnsraily gave satisfaction. The same
bill viii be given this evening.
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Don't forget next Friday. May IA, III.

Don't forget next Friday. May Is. the
new comedy. "Playing With Fire. or
which 10 destined to cause an agreeable
surprise - the public. The actors have
done their utmost to make success OF
IT. II will 10 given for the benefit Of the
Church Of the Immaculate Conception at
Cord1ay's theatsr.
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Clearance sale hard ware ~ cosS Terms
cash. Pacific Hardware Company. 81
Yesier avenue.
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The commencsnsns concert - b given
~ ne seattle thsatsr Wednesday night
means collection Of the largest chorus Of
sinnsrs that has ever sung before Seattle
audisnce or IN the Pacific Northwest Tho
work q the unworthy students aions
would DO credit 70 any large choral socisty,
= ~ nothing Of the number Of ladies
iron The Ladiss' Musical Club and other
societies Ia this city. Who have achasvsd
marked euccoss, and it II safe 70 say 90
ciesy WIN b veil rsprsssnted on this stage
and thoss who attend Will enjoy the rare
trsak Enough cannot b said Of Signor
IotiS wonderful boz. One who has r.
ceived such distinction in Europe By sing
Ing In the Birmingham festival,
which II the grsstsst annual must
cal tsts Of the world, b SURE 70 draw
. large house. 6ignor Ioii's voice II
csrtainly beyond criticism. HIS woudsr-
ful character. aside from his rich voice,
makes him . basso without peer. Bic.
Foil he's bssn asked to sing aTrus. True
TIL Death. /" but. owing 70 the programme
having been made up, he he's consented
70 sing u - IN encore. The orchsstra and
eoioists are called tor . rehearsal in the
theatsf On Tuesday morning q 10 o'clock.
Owing TO the length Of the programme
the curtain will Siss promptly at o'clock.
6ssts ars placed on sale this morning for
the parqustte: - the balcony and gallery
80 not reserved persons Wishing 10 cit
10 that part Of the house should 80 early
% - - get good sestA RAhsarsal Tor the
chorus and orchestra 10 called for Wednss.
day afternoon 81 2 o'clock in the theatsf.
All the members are requested 70 b thsrs
By 1:A6 p m, % that seats may b. assigned
them on the stage.
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Clearance sale hard ware. Pacific Hard.
vare Company, siI Ysslsr avenue. viii
cell hardwar stoves and tinwars until
further notice at actual cost Terms cash
In ali caeee.
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Auction Of furniture today r. m q.
w. Lynch 4 Co.. Ratio. ursairs-
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De. Prices Crean baking Powder
Nest Perfect AlaAe.
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oolo Of Liquors ~ the 0taos.
A mass convention viii b held ct
Turner hall tonight for the purpose Of
advocating the sale Of Intoxicating liquors
under state dispsnsary system. Richard
Winsor, Roger g Greene. Rev. Clark
Davis and others Sign the call
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STATE OF WAkAtS6ToU.l -
COUNTY on KING,
I. Rebate. Hooker. cashier Of the above NAMED
bank. do soiemniy swear that the above state
ment il true t. the hest Of nv knowledge and
belief. ROBERT g. HOOKER, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn 70 before me this l2th
day Of May, fE14 8 FOSTER KELLEY,
tSsALl Notary Pubic in aud for she STATE
OF Washingson. residing q Seattle
Co1RgCI-Attest:
J. r. CALI. \ OirooeogA
GEO. r. CARTER.)
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COUNTY or kfsa,
I,R v. Ankeny. cashier Of the above named
bank do soismnly swear that the above STATE
ment IL true 10 the best OF my knowixdgs ana
beiei. + v. ANkES1s Cashier.
subscribed and sworn 10 before me this 18th
day of May, 1884 e. PRESTON,
fssAL1 Sosary Pubic.
CoRRReT-Attexs.
@ xErFYLDER.l
8 FRAUENIHAI> Dirsotors
JAS IL HAYDEN,
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HI Nerchauss National Bank. 1t Seattle. In the
state OF Washington. at the close of hustueM
Nay 4 1894
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COUNTY o. KIsa.
I. Vim. r. wickware, cashier Of the above
named bank, do solsmniy swear that the above
statement Is tsue 10 the best Of nv knowledge
and belief WM. T. w1CKwARE. CAshios.
Subscribed and sworn TO before me this 18th
day of Nay. 1854 STEPHEN @. GRAVES.
IERAL1 Notary Paplic.
CoRREcr--Attest:
A. MACINTOSH,
JOHN b. AGEN, Directora
H r. NESERVE, }
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-18
Tho MnltIn under ord.r..

JACKSONVILLE, FLA, January IL
Word comes here this afternoon that
several companies OF militia from the
southern section OF the Stdte have re-
ceived orders from the Governor To as
semble In Jacksonville on the 25th, the
date OF the Corbett- Mitchell fight They
will obey the orders.
1t is understood that should the troops
be massed In Jacksonville. which now
looks probable. the Duval Club will re-
fund the money already paid in for
tickets and decide upon the price To be
paid for tickets to the new meeting
grounds after the crowd has been "sized
h." Tho Duval Club have evidently
explained their plans To- the two princi-
pals, for tonight Corbett issued the fol-
lowing:
II take this opportunity OF inform
ing my friends throughout the country
that ! have -eceived assurances from
the Dulval Athletic Club to-day that
warrants me In saying that the contest
between Charles Mitchell and myself
will positively take place In Jackson
Vile or In that city's i'm mediate vicinity
on January 25, providing both prln-
cipals appear ia the ring.
JAMES J. CoRBErT."
1t is said that Mitchell has also agreed
and that the fight is certain. The fact
the Duval people have completed nego-
tations for a large sized tent leaked
out tonight, and coupled with the fact
that work on the arena has been prac-
ticaily abandoned this seems TO indicate
that the battle will take place outside
OF the city.
Governor Mitchell has admitted to
Manager Bowden that should the con-
ha ~ 81 suFI Ia s.f l..
10 would be impossible for the militia 10
prevent IL. The militia will be in Jack
sonville on the 25th, however, and al
though they viii probably be unable 20
find the battle ground, the Governor
will have the satisfaction OF having
done everything in his power TO prevent
the contest
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A NEGRO LrNcnED.
He Had Committed - Criminal Assault
ON Two White Womeu

ST. Louis, January i7.-John Buch.
ner, coal black ex.convict, hangs
dangling at the end OF n rope, the pen
atty for his villainouS criminal assaults
yesterday upon Mrs. Al. Mungo, wife
OF coiored farmer, and Miss Allie
Harrison, the pretty 10 year old daugh-
ter of VIM. Il. Harrison. white farmer.
The assaults were both committed with
In one hour and almost within stones
throw of each other between Valley
Park and Manchester, Mo-, about three
o'clock yesterday afternoon. The lynch
ing took place about dawn this
morning. The mob, composed OF
the farmers OF the vicinity, gathered
rapidly last night, but 10 was after mid
night before n leader was found who
conld marshal the forces at hand into
shape. Then marching across the coun-
try TO Manchester, where abe negro lay
In jail awaiting removal TO the county
jail at Clayton. Arriving at the jail
there was little time wasted in getting
the prisoner away from his guards aud
firmly bound with a rope about his neck
and 800 shot guns and revolvers ready
TO empty their contents into his worth
less hide. The march was again taken
up. Back TO Valley Park, the scene OF
his first crime, he was carried or rather
~ 80 ~NNs fAN NhNic hHbH N slto ONtl-
hanging the scene OF his second crime
he was yanked up with jerk that all
but broke his neck, but not quite. He
was TO die by ystrangulation and for near
ly twenty minutes the mob watched his
writings as he slowly choked TO death.
Az last the body became still, then with
unanimity OF a platoon OF regulars the
volley was fired, which filled the dang
ling corpse with lead. Then the lynch
ers dispersed, their WORK done.
Both the injured women are In n
dangerous condition and tho chances
are that Miss Harrison may not recover,
though she succeeded in her case in
preventing the brute's accomplishing
his purpose. The body OF the lynched
man was left hanging until late this
afternoon before IL was cut down.
Buchner had just completed n three
year sentence for the same crime as
those for which he died.