The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1892-12-02


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ial order Tor DecemeeSI
FRASKroRT Nov. "a --SENA9E The senate
corcurred In the house amendments TO ths Gan
ada thistle BILL The senate wssngled ovsg the
jury bill. and by fnbusteving ~ wss pssvsutsd
from being recommtttsd TO the committee.
HousE-The committee on education Ne
Counties Of KentpcLy 70 select The text tosss
used in the common schools, aud 20 chsapsn
the price The bill opens NE sale Of teIt books
70 .av so@p ~. gl.o, =, ,sa@,s ",cns lin
the sens,. bin. Numerous smendmenss were
offered, and the hour Of adjournment arriving
me oii went over urui friaay. Inc mousse "a
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ness transaeted
HOUSE Tho consideration Of the Hosy
school text book bill was resumed and pushed
70 -, nh IN su, 81 o. nr.1H .n v pssa
that the provisions Of this bill should not apply
TO the adoption now IN force, with i've years
yet to run He commended this would be IN NO.
authorities. The state Board Of Education. The
house could no, see II that way, and the amend.
ment received but one vote. M; Whitaker
nrea rar.niah arrow a. ns ,c, o $500 sseS
\. hsls would render ne Mi, mil ana yo,S
molten was then made 70 reconsider the vote
by which the amendment 10 strike cut the
emergency clause wac deics,ea. .ne mouce
sra ns.o,ns law !, 81, No, 20 into eseos M.
til ninety DAYS after the adjournment Of 2e
e~r.rat assavb,y
M.F. YouSe, who was picked up On
the road near Franklin, died the other
night He never spoke after he was
found 1t ia thought now that he was
drugged and robbed.
THE body of Miss Rebecca Harrison
was found burned to a crisp at hsr
home near Blue Art, In Muhlenbsrg
county. at late hour the other night
She was IS years Of age, aud had LIVED
the life of recluse since 1928, when
she was disappointed in q love utfair.
Her clothing probably ignited while she
was kindling fire and she was toe
feeble to call for aid.
The engagement Is announced OF
Count Ernest George -Gerscdorff, &C
officer in the First Uhlan guards, and
| Miss Nellie Peters, of Louisville Misl
Peters will spend the winter in Berlin
with her sister, Mrs J. A. Armstrong.
REV. w r. FABEn, nine years pastor
OF the Westfield Presbyterian church.
has resigned, and is candidate for the
ministry in the Episoopalisn church.
He is OF the DIR. Briggs school.
AT Louisville Casper verick went ia
get a license TO marry Maggie Pruitt
While he was out she eloped with Alden
II. Coombs and married him. This ID
the second time Casper has been fooled.
Nps cuAp1rr NcErvArS co,ored NJ
uorl;rsville gave birth N trinl.ts ths
other dav which arc living and do;ng
we'll Abont two wears ago the sams
woman gave birth to twins. making =
record of five children in less than two
years
Cry Marshal JAMES ID TAyroR shot
and fatally wounded VIM. Powers, at
Hustonville, Lincoln county Powers
and another young rufiian, named Con.
rad Russell, from Junction City, went
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very disorderlv. After insulting n mum.
Der of people they became very threat.
ening and went up into the main part
of the town where they met the of.
ficer. They were coming down
the street shouting when Marshal
Will TAYLOR stepped out of a
store-room with a thirty-eight Win.
chester rife in his hand. He halted
them and ordered them to surrender
when Powers pulled a gun and would
have shot the officer down in cold
blood had he not quickly fired on Pow.
ers, and then ejecting the empty shell
from his rifle covered Russell. The lat
ter threw up his hands and surrendered
and was lodged In jail At the crack of
the rifle Powers fell mortally wounded,
the ball having penetrated his abdomen
near the navel On Powers BODY were