The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1891-09-11
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KENTUCKY STATE NEWS

KENTUCKY STATE NEWS
FouRrH-cLAss postmastcrs appointed
he other day for Kentucky ~ follows:
!. b. Estridgc, Colyer. Madison county,
ice A. II. Harris resigned. +. r. Jean,
ialott jefferson county, vice w. A.
fslott resigned.
Ex-Gov. J. PRocroR KSorr has taken
'crmanent residence at Frankfort 70
'ractice his profession before the court
4 appeals
The Delegates 70 tine constitutions!
rcassem bled at Frankfort .
ew days ago. Opinion Il divided ~ 70
low long the session will continue, 81.
hough II Ia considered likely that tho
will attempt to do nothing
,eyond correcting grammatical errors,
antiquities and inconsistcncieA Presi-
lent Clay. in his speech reassenbling
he convention, favored changing TIE
by making the railroad
elective instesd Of ap-
pointIve.
,. M. LILLE has been made . fourth
class postmaster ~ Paccton. Muhlsn-
burg county.
PADucAn IL trying 70 secure p~hlAs
ose psA.s.4ss <sS<s.s sss~ !.
Beurbon county harmed ~ 5ther nsqnA'
- zCoSoD 1917 ~
Bramlett had just returned from Louis-
Vile, where he had disposed Of the
whole lot and was preparing TO ship t.
OTis REUDKR. living near Prentice,
Ohio county, while cutting timber ON
his place, was struck by falling tree
and fatally injured. dying shortly after
ward He was farmer, and . MEM
Der Of we'll known and highly 10
spected family of the county
! THE post Office has been established
ct Hansfori, Rockcastle county, VIM
r. Hansford, postmaster.
CLIFFORD CARa. OF Dayton, has in
his possession . hunters knife, found
on one of the farms on the Highlands
on which IL engraved ''Feh 10, 1853"
The handle 10 made of deer horn Tho
relic 10 well preserved. but shows the
wear Of the 1873 years elapsed since the
the date.
The new reservoir and water works
built for Covington were turned over to
II the other day. II has been building
Eve years, and the total cost Of the
plant has been 81. lis, o20. II IL located
In Campbell county, ON the Ohio river,
about five miles from Covington, and
is considered the finest and most COM
plete works in either Kentucky or Ohio.
JAMES HAYES, the driver Of dairy
supply wagon, started 10 race his team
against that of Ben Dussing the other
day in Covington. When the foolhardy
contest was hottest . sudden lurch
threw Hayes from his seat TO the
ground, breaking one Of his ribs and
sending the end of It through his lung.
He lived only an hour after his arrival
at the hospital. He was II years old.
THE two appellate courts met on the
It'll, the court Of appeals In their own
courtroom down stairs in the capitol
building, the superior court in the SEN
ate chamber up stairs The first bust
ness Of the court Of appeals was 70
swear A. Addsms, the newly elected
clerk, into Office. Adams reappointed
as his deputy, Robert L. L. Greene.
The regular days Of this court will be
Tuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays
The superior court will meet every
Wednesday. Judge Holt Is the chief
| Justice in the court Of appeals, and
Judge Barbour the presiding judge In
the superior court.
LEBANON is infested with sneak
thieves.
HANCOCK county farmers have 8
plague Of yellow jackets"
The Union County Fair Co. cleared
about IS, 900 on its meeting this year
JAMES KIsrNER, aged about seventy
Eve years, of Guthrie, Todd county
and Mrs Sarah Duncan about sixty
years Of age, Of Kelly Station, Chris
tian county, were united in marriage
the other evening, ut the home OF the
bride, in the presence Of large circle
of friends.
A sUspENDER factory is 10 be estab
lished at Lewisport.
KENTUCKY fairs have been more thar
usually successful this year. The at
tendance at all the exhibitions has beer
large, and the display Of stock has beer
better than usual
A FIRE was discovered in the oil
stockade, near Centred City, known q
the old penitentiary, the other night
which consumed about eighty tons O
| hay and all the buildings except one
4 T.. A.. ~ xui
about 81. 600 insurance on the buildings
The FIRE IL thought to be that Of an In
cendiary, as there had been no fire nea
the stockade for some time. The plac
was known as the penitentiary on az
count of the convicts being kept Their
several years ago when they wer
worked in the mines
| AUDITOR NORMAN and Treasurer Ho
do not begin their terms until the fir'
Monday IN next January.
Gov. BucKNER pardoned from III
penitentiary Mcleod Lowe, froi
Bracken county, life prisoner for mu
der. He also committed the life ser
tence Of Shade Chapman TO ten year
Chapman was convicted OF murder
Marion county lss1lIl1-ass -
The light vote cast by the democrat
at the last election will considerabl
reduce the number of delegate votes
the next democratic state convention
The representation In the conventio
since 1855 has been based on the hea'
vote OF that year-the heaviest eve
D east in the state. The vote this tim
Is, In round mum bers, $1,000 less tina
that cast in 1858, and $1,000 votes rel
, resent between 100 and 200 votes in col
vention.
WHILE Harry Carroll, young Negr'
and another boy were grooming q.
: c. T.. Cecirs horse Boulanger, at DaI
willie, they got to scuffiing, frightene
: the animal, and Carroll was kicked
4 the abdomen. He died few hou'
v later after intense suffering.
A The Eddyville Enterprise says th'
Morrison and Fox, of Paducah, are on.
) ing and cutting all the dogwood timo'
in the country surrounding Dniane.
and shipping it to the New Engian
q states.
v WORK has been tegun on Mayheid
0 water works.
Y A BIG alliance barbecue will be ne
near Hopkinsville October g.