The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1890-07-04
THE COMMONWEALTH.


brewery employe, fell through an Gle
vator shaft and was killed
TWELVE persons were overcome by
the heat at Louisville, on the 27tb.
-Four cases resulted fatally.
N u. CHAMBERS, Supervisor OF Census
in the 0weasboro district, announces
the population of Owensboro TO be nine
thousand five hundred.
SENATOR CARLISLE has proposed an
amendment TO the sundry civil bill
appropriatlng s250,o0 to enlarge the
Military post at Newport
In Trimble County James Kennedy
tand Ed CHM quarreled about fourteen
lecllars, which Ginn claimed was due
lam, and Kennedy was shot and killed
sossa Is in pursuit Of Ginn.
~ ms. session OF tne Internst;vnsi
Sunday-school Union In Pittsburgh,
Rev, DR.. j. A. Broadus, OF Louisville,
was selected as a member OF the Inter
national Lessons Committee.
Tmiresidencs Of Mr.. Ed Engles. situ-
atcd % the bethlehem pike, near Paris,
burnedthe other morning, entailing a
loss Of lbout 1000. Insurance on house,
81 900 ;hd on household furniture, 81, 900.
Mrs bnN MARTIN, a hitherto respect.
ed womb, was held at Sharpsburg to
answer 4 the charge OF poisoning the
family OH. T.. Jarvis.
THE pdt-offlce at Borton, thirty miles
from Pad,ca was broken into and rob-
bed the dher night The Office is in
the drugsbre OF Stake &c Lemon. The
safe was bl own open, and $4,000 in
money, $50 worth Of stamps and $1,000
in notes tere taken. There is no clew
to the perpetrators.
FRED KELLER was shot and killed by
bis brothr-in-law. at Louisville, while
at supps with the family.
AT Pals, while working on the new
era-holse, a Ratchet slipped from the
hand ofbno Of the workmen and struck
I'd Hiber another workman, in tho
!orchc;& and cut q cash which may re
suit fahlly. Thomas owsley, another
workman. had sunstroke, and is in
a critidl condition The hod-carriers
struck tr higher wages on account OF
the heal
PESsItNs for Kentuckians: VIM.
Jarvis, tisney; James Campbell, Grape
vine; Echard Swearinger. Grayson;
Geo. A. Harvey. Leitchfeld; VIM. II.
Gebhart New Market; Jno. Feele,
Henderson; JAS Haney, Burtonville;
Chas. Prize, Bowling Green; 0bedish W.
Metcalf, Vest Point; Elijah W. Prater.
Saylersvile; VIM. Ball. Paradise; VIM.
Rigeley. Preachersville; Shellys p.
Thompsb, Tateville; Chas. Engle, Bel
ivnt. THIS. c. WINERY, Columbia; C.
Francis Ihrgis, Somerset; Anthony Rey-
mold, Lebanon; Jos. n. Easton, Lancas-
ter: Joe Anderson, Sr., llOpkinsville;
Wilson Oliver. Settle; Ambrose Whaten,
Coysville, Daniel II. Williams, Skiles.
Vile; Manson H. Mitchell, Yost; Jno.
B. Hourner, IIodgenyille; Virginia c.,
widow OF Thos. {. Miufred. Columbia:
ANsa.gissr~~~S--sp>~ - Daniel "
SsSl-r' Middlesburg; LYDIA. widow OF
Geo. Rollins, Lexington; Mary, widow
Of Anthony X. Reynolds. Lebanon;
Amick, widow OF Jas. c. Holden alias
Obauen, Louisville; Anes, mother OF
Jno NJ. Nctter, Louisville; Sallie T.,
widow Of VIM. r. Ward, Greonsburg;
John Curren, Lesburg; special act
TIN State Teachers Association at its
session in Frankfort elected the follow
ing vice Presidents and editors: Vice
Presidents A. l.. Smith, Henderson; J.
+. Haynes. Calhoon; J. w. Gaines,
Munfordsv.,ic; Rev. Mcmillan, Rurks-
Vile, j. h Kerr. Lebanon; w. II. Barth-
olomcw, Louisville; Amanda Anderson.
Lancaster L. L. Swift, Pleasureville;
FRANKFORT Miley S. Howe, Flemings.
burg II. b Scott, Ashland; Jas. II.
Faulkner Barboursyille; ID. A. Thomp-
son, Wadc's Mil Editors-Sudie Tuell,
Henderson. Cora Lcachman. Cleopatra;
Lapscy Wilson, Greensburg; s. g. Nc
Eirov. Lebanon; Jas. II Barnett, Clay
viiiarc; l. W. bell, iiarrodsyiiie; j. o.
Demarec, DE Foe; Viola Moore, Fall
mouth, T. y. Grohsn, Lexington Josiah
Wilson. Maysyille; u, W. Steele, Jr.,
Ashland; Hattie March, Richmond; w.
II. Daugherty owingsyille.
JAW, CAErENTER. farmer, OF Walton,
drunk. cut his wife's throat with a razor.
Supp0,oi not fatal.
Taf body OF Mrs. George A. Want, of
Hoplau,vlle, who it is claimed. was
poisoned by her husband, has been ex-
humcd and the stomach sent TO Nash
WILD FOR examination to see If traces Of
strvchnIue can be found in II. The hus-
band still In Jail.
Jor WHEAT shot and instantly killed
John Lewis at u colored festival in
churth near Troy, Wheat is in Jail at
Versailles.
UruN a request from the Courier
Journal Supervisor OF the Census Porter
has allowed Supervisor Spencer to give
out an approximate OF the population OF
Louisville, In round numbers Spencer
makes II 10000,
JtDGE PERKINS has received the nom
i"~,'en for criminal Judge OF the
Twelfth Judicial District of Kentucky.
by the Democratic convention.
THE Johnson House. At Millershurg,
burned early the other morning. II was
the principal hotel in the town, and had
been sold recently by w. H. II. John
son to Thomas Bleeding. Loss about
s., 600; partly insured.
Con SWEENEY, well-known charac
ter living a mile east OF Latonia
springs, was found dying from the ef.
tects OF a sun-stroke near his house,
where he had fallen the other after.
noon. lie died short time after he was
discovered.
\ MOVEMENT has been started toward
establishing a college OF music at Lex.
ington, to cost sl00, 900.
Tue citizens OF Cadis, Trigg County,
are engaged in move to establish grad.
cd schools.
Al Locust, Trimble County, four ruff
mans made a brutal assault upon James
Evcrall and Miss Kate Mcintosh, while
the latter were returning from social
gathering Everali was knocked down
with club and rendered unconscious.
and Miss Mcintosh, who is a highly re.
spectacle girl, aged eighteen years. was
assaulted and outraged Overall is in
critical condition, and the unfortunate
girl mas attempted to destroy herself
PiNEvILLE has organized a new school
board and Is preparing to erect a SIS, OOC
school building.
lHE new electric svetona ~ Dal,a.h