Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1896-11-05
KENTUCKY STATE NEWS.

IN kentucky a decision by Judge
Brcathitt, of the Christian county
court, has been ovcrruled by his son,
who is circuit judge.
THE Louisville and Nashville. the
Chesapeake and Ohio the Nashville,
Chattanooga, ST. Louis and Paducah
AMI the Tennessee an Alabama rail-
roads asked the railroad commission
ers the other morning for lower val
uatiUn.
Al OwCnSborO, Mrs. Helen Iglehart
recovered a Judgment Of 81, 500 against
Vim. NJ. NJ, Clurg for the death of her
husband, Lum l"lehart, about eighteen
month since. This is the second trial
A former Judgment of $1,000 was re-
ycrscd by tn court OF appeals.
WM NHoaLET and Silas Clark. both
colorcd, quarrcled over Il game of
poker at Greensboro, the other night.
WhOrlcy Shot Clark. Whorley sur
rendered, leaving Clark in the woods
near the city. Clark has not yet been
found by the police, who believe that
he is deaf.
W. I. CEGIrENDEN, an itinerant adj
vertising agent, is under arrest in Lex
ington. IL is charged he contracted
for advertisements on 1000 hotel blot
tcrS printed ten. collected the money
and skipped out.
An attempt to break Jail was thwart-
Ell at Mckee 10y Deputy Taller John
Fowler. James Robb and william
White, two desperate young Crs..-
tiers, had secured tools and save 1r
of their cells. They were in the r.' .:
leaving through an opening md" B.,
the outer wall when di, covered
REPoETS from Elliott cour
that the opposition To the >oys,
the Mormon religion is becor -
lent throughout the ciitire coun, and
that all the elders have been frightcn-
ed out of the county. Several fights
have taken place.
Miss Gro. CLIFF, of Waynesburg,
was locking through an old trunk
when she discOvercda package of gray
ish powder She smellcd it to tell
what it was A few minutes later she
fell to the floor. Her life has been de-
SPARED of.
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indictments to be prepared against
Alderman c. j. JENNIE and Councilmen
George Weber, James Sowders and W..
]. Fulton, on the charge of accepting
brides.
DR. +. Nj. Hunt, a prominent phySi-
clan of COvington, was run over by a
bicycle and very seriously injured.
Conclusion % the brain is feared. Ills
mind is Il total blank as To the aect
dent. The rider sped away without
| stopping.
MEs. SUSAN CHILDEFsS, o! Elkho-n,
Pike county, gave birth to triplcts-
| two girls and boy. At three births
Mrs Childress gave birth to eight chill
dren.
l.. II. LETToN, of TillerSburg, pacing
! horse breeder and farmer, assigned.
Assets, 200 acres of bluegrass land and
| live stock; Liabilities unknown.
II. c. COCKREI. who defrauded whole.
sale merchants while running n store at
Lebanon, got n sentence of IS months
| for fraudulent use of the mails.
Mr.. AND MRs. Moses COLLIER ccle-
bratcd their golden wedding in Lam
/ caster.
JOuS W. EDDY, who was sent to the
penitcntiary from Allcnsville for one
pardoncd by Gov. Bradley. His sen.
tence would have expired in a few
DAYS. Seventeen applications for par
dons were rejected.
An attempt was made to rob the
mausoleum in the Louisville Catholic
cemetery Of J. VI. Foster. who was be-
| fore his death millionaire cattle
dealer of St Louis. IL is thought the
| ghouls were after solid gold ornaments
which were supposed to be on the cot
| fin. The iron doors of the mausoleum
were broken open. The men found nc
gold on the coffin. and left without dis.
turbing the body.
The Kentucky Women's Christian
| Temperance Union held its sixteenth
annual session in Mt. Sterling, with
some - delegates in attendance. The
| following oi'iccrs fo- lS96-I were elect
ed; Mrs. Frances T. Iieauchamp. oi
Lexington, president; Mrs. Dorothy
| Roger. of ldducah, vice president
Mrs. Nellie I. ArnSpigcr, OF Lcxing.
ton, corresponding secretary: Mrs. An,
mic Mcclure. of WilliamStuv n. record.
ing secretary; Mrs. NJ. L. bryan, Of
| Millcrsburg, treasurer. There was
great interest manifested by the citi
Gems of Mt Sterling in the sessions oi
the union, the large audience room Of
the Methodist church being inadequate
to accommodate the crowds in attend,
ancc.
THE following postmaSters were ap
pointed in kcntucllya few days ago
i. y. Hayes, Aunetta, GraySOn county
W. Marcum, Oneida, Clay county: W.
T. Bracll. Short Creek Grayson county.
CHARLES JAMES shot Jacob Garrison
near Richmond. Garrison will die. The
trouble arose over the fact that CARR
son pail court to James daughter, al
though forbidden by the father.
A HUGE meteor icll from the north.
western sky ut : o'clock the other
night A great explosion was heard as
it fell. 1t buried itself in the earth l
| few miles from Paducah.
| AARON CEOFToN was stabbed to death
and his brother. Doc Crofton, was
badly cut in a fight with Din< Proctor
at Adairville, in Logan county. AL
are farmers.
A REWARD of $500 has been offered
for any information of the wherea bouts
of Alb Powers, of Owensboro, who mys-
teriously disappeared in Chicago some
time ago.
An audience of 5000 people or more
some put if at 7,OOO-grccted Score
tary Carlisle the other afternoon al
Greensboro His reception was lex
tremcly cordial, and not once, either be,
fore, during or after the speaking was
there the slightest sign of dissent OF
the least manifestation of unfriendli
ness toward the secretary.
AT Lancaster, Dan Eeeyer and llor.
ace Hudson, brothers-in-law, quarreled
over land and hudson was shot in the