Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1896-05-28
STATE NEWS.

week.
Mrs. Wiley Steele, of Morgan
county, gave birth to triplet girl
babies.
w. II. Steers was held without
bail at Paris for the killing of Jack
Alexander.
The Sayre Female Institute
will probably be continued at Lex
ington as usual.
Emery has erected a derrick
for sinking an oil well near his saw
mill at Farmers.
The full number of delegate
votes at the Dem. State Con. at
Lexington is 9l0.
The peach crop in the market
growing sections of the State is
said to be immense.
Y Charles O'Connell and Mr.
Taylor began publishing daily
newspaper at Mt. Sterling Monday
I\-Superintendent Davidson has
decided to make good the deficit
of the school fund this year out of
future funds.
Hon. Josiah Patterson, of Ten
nessee, and Gen. Simon B. Buckner
are stumping the State for gold
standard bimetallism.
Miss Nora Teal, of Farmers,
was rendered unconscious by a
lightning shock, but recovered af-
! trr one hour had elapsed.
--TLa President withdrew the
"' .ticn of Glenn for postmas-
ter NJ Carlisle and sent n that of
/ Pr sbe Mann for the office
Judge { ,dtrili drc'dos on tech
'irai grounds that the recen: VIC
toryt /. he ."ti-liquor people in
Scott, .niy IS null ard void.
Judge Alex p. Humphrey, of
Louisville. sound-money man, and
Gen: u Mat Hardin, siiverite, made
spcechsdn Mt. Sterling Saturday.
B. j Welsh, City Auditor of
Lexington, is dead. He married a
Miss King, of Mt. Sterling, who,
with theif seven children, survives
him.
AT PatlUcah, 2. F.. Carrico, in
surance agent, was arrested on
charge of detainins against her
will Mrs. Lula Atkins, a young
married woman.
-Alonzo Walling is probably
now on trial at Newport for his
life or liberty as accessory to the
murder Of Pearl Bryan. His tria
was set for Tuesday.
james b. Hall has charge of
the Mt. Sterling Gazette office as
trustee and will sell it at public
sale June 10th. The paper mean
while is being issued as usual.
The noted race mare Yo Tam
bian ran against fence, broke a
rail and drove a splinter into her
self, from which she died, at the
McGrathiana farm, near Lexington.
I-About 5000 witnessed thu
hanging of James Dewitt at Gray
sen last Thursday for the murder|
\ of his wife. He was aged 25 years
and was a native of Rowan county.
The G. A. R. State encamp-
ment at Somerset last week was
attended by about 10000 veterans
and visitors. Capt. Americus Whe-
den, OF Louisville, war ,'Hcted Com
mander.
! -Sixteen convicts in body
were released at the Frankfort pen.
4 last Thursday by reason of a recent
decis.on in regard to good time
giving the convict seven days per
month instead of five.
/ The Whaley Hardware Co., of
\ Cynthiana, assigned to Judge w.
L. Laiferty. The company is CON-
posed of Todd, Lee and Charley
Whaley, who also form the mem
bership of the Whaley Coal Co.
-Chas. Scruggs, of Washington
county, went to a colored dance to
stop some boisterous conduct. He
was found unconscious, aud minus
an ear, that had been bitten off,
and had a jawbone and one arm
broken.
Mason Howell, aged II years
was shot and killed on Licking
: river in Nicholas county. lie wal
in a skitf and a companion handed
him a gun muzzle end foremost
Howell's foot slipped and he fell
, causing the gun to fire into hi
: bowels.
-Kenton county will have tn,
regular old fight of its two contest
ing delegations at the State Dem
Con. at Lexington. The Myers ell
y ement will be there for Blackburn
and silver, while the Goebel mel
will be there for Carlisle and gold
standard bimetallism.
4 A suit is likely to occur owe
the dead bodies of The celebrate,