Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1896-10-15

entered the home of David rullcn. n
well to do farmer, and demanded his
money. lie tried To demonstrate,
when they covered him with shotgnns,
forced him to hand over SiGJ, and de-
parted.
JESsE WILLMoHE, young man about
- years of age. who was employed in
the planning mill of Love x Co., in
Scottsvillc, was caught on the main
shaft the other afternoon aud crushed
to death. lie was worthy young man,
and 4 main support To his family of
five or six persons.
ANDY WELSH, the well-known pool
seller at Lexington, selling pools ON
the trots offers to- bet $40. 200 to 81, 900
that Mckinley will be elected.
One of the funny things shown by
the registration books is the way Mr.
w. +. Nicl<lcs is registered in the Craw
precinct, near Frankfort. Opposite
Mr.. NicLlCs' name i'm the column
marked Party Afliliation" is marked
lI-l3ths democrat and 2-l3ths populist.
Mr. Niclllcs did not state which por-
ton of his anatomy was democratic
ana which populIst
TIM following postinasters were APP
pointed few days ago: p. NJ. Bryant.
Leon, Whitley county; w. &. Pitman,
Manchester, Clay county.
ASSISTANT SECRETARY OF STATE
GUFFY can not find part of the cleo
ton returns from the Tenth congress
sional district for last year. lie thinks
that they are missing.
W. c. L. BRECKENRIDGE was the other
day formally made the nominee of the
national democrats in the seventh dis
trict for congress-
JouS KEITH, who had his legs cut
oG by freight train at Kings Mount
ain. is dead.
The free silver democrats who think
they got the worst of the registration
in Frankfort on Tuesday are clamor-
ing for supplementary registration
day, but the city council, which has
the authority for fixing a supplemental
registration day, is made up of rcpub-
Leans, who are naturally well satisfied
with the result of the registration,
which they think full and complete.
brothcrs-in-law and leading men of
Brcathitt county, became involved in
a quarrel ut Rousseau over the result
of the primary. and as n consequence
the lat'er stabbed the former three
times with Barlow knife. Patton is
dangerously, though perhaps not fatal
~ wounded.
THOMAS GREEN, a prominent and
wealthy citizen of Christian county,
died at the home of his daughter, Mrs
Bankhcad Dade, near Iloplinsville, of
apoplexy. aged ~ years lie was born
in Christian county and spent all his
life near where he died. lie was for
years n magistrate and a commissioner
of the Western Lunatic asylum
Tue eight-year-old daughter OF Eph
Small, of Peach Orchard, was burned
to death. Her clothing caught fire.
In her efforts to save her child the
mother was severely burned.
J.UDGE GEORGE DENNY, of Lexing-
ton, has issued an address withdraw
ing from the Seventh district congress
sionsl contest because the republicans
had decided not TO name a regular can
didatc. This means that all the repub-
licans will vote for w. C. i. Breckin-
ridge. The one opponent will be a
free silver democrat.
BEN ENGLAND, aged SO, carpenter
at Murray, was found dead by a road
side spring near that town. lie had
started to the home OF his brother,
John Il. England, five miles from Muir
ray, on foot and il is supposed sue
cumbed to heart failure.
SOME interesting relics were found
the other day ut Pad"eah among the
papers of the late Judge Jesse c. GIi-
bert One is n manuscript decd to n
tract of land in Galloway county from
William Snort TO David i. Steele. The
other is land patent or grant from
the state to Holloway Pratcr. This
document is signed by Gov. Metcalf
and l.. 4. Crittenden. secretary of state,
and attcstcd by the great seal of the
state. Both documents are dated III
1929. and are in fair state of prcser-
walton.
SUIT for SIS. 900 damages was filed at
Stanford against the Louisville and
Nashville Railroad Co. w. G. Welch is
attorney for Mrs Scott. Her son, j.
F. Scott, was killed two months ago at
Rowland in a wreck.
IL fight at dance at Fairview,
Brackcn county. Walter Delaney was
struck with rock by Will Bye and
almost instantly k'ilen,
On petition oil the silver men, Capt
n l. forsythe' sound-money demo-
crat, and an election Judge IN the Paris
precinct No :, has been removed by
county Judge Howard who Will APP
point SILVER democrat election officer
In ms place
ELIZA DAVIS, colored, who died a
few days ago near Clark's river, was
the largest woman in McCraeken coun-
ty. She was 66 years old and weighed