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Domestic News June 20, 1789

The Kentucky Gazette

Lexington, Fayette County, Kentucky

What is this article about?

Near Lebanon, Kentucky, Indians stole horses from Jacob Stucker on Sunday evening and killed a lad near Col. Johnson's on Monday. Capt. Herndon led a pursuit, killing two Indians, wounding one, and recovering the horses.

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LEXINGTON, June 20.

On Sunday evening last 2 Indians came to Mr. Jacob Stucker’s on North Elk Horn, near Lebanon, and stole 3 horses; on Monday a party of about 12 Indians killed a lad about 2 or 3 miles from Col. Johnson’s, near Capt. Herndon’s; Capt. Herndon, who heard the guns, having a horse saddled, immediately rode to the place, and seeing the lad killed, alarmed the neighbourhood, and in a very short time raised about 15 men and pursued the Indians; a number of others who collected after Capt. Herndon started, followed after: Capt. Herndon and his party, after following some distance, they discovered the trail of horses who had stole Stucker’s horses to cross those they were then in pursuit of, and much easier to follow, Capt. Herndon thought proper to leave the former and pursue the latter; in a short time they came up with them, killed 2 and wounded the other (there being only three) and recovered all the horses.

What sub-type of article is it?

Indian Affairs Crime Death Or Funeral

What keywords are associated?

Indian Raid Horse Theft Lad Killed Pursuit Horses Recovered

What entities or persons were involved?

Mr. Jacob Stucker Col. Johnson Capt. Herndon

Where did it happen?

Near Lebanon

Domestic News Details

Primary Location

Near Lebanon

Event Date

Sunday Evening Last And Monday

Key Persons

Mr. Jacob Stucker Col. Johnson Capt. Herndon

Outcome

lad killed; 2 indians killed, 1 wounded; 3 horses recovered

Event Details

2 Indians stole 3 horses from Mr. Jacob Stucker’s on North Elk Horn, near Lebanon. About 12 Indians killed a lad near Col. Johnson’s, near Capt. Herndon’s. Capt. Herndon raised 15 men, pursued, discovered trail linking to stolen horses, killed 2 Indians, wounded 1, recovered all horses.

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