Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1896-09-24
KENTUCKY STATE NEWS.

A HEAVY wind and hail storm swept
over Fayette county. doing consoles.
able damage. A large part of the roof
was blown off the Bank hotel at
Princeton, and the rain fell in torrents,
flooding n large number of rooms, dam
aging furniture and carpets. About
one-fourth of the roof was blown off
Henry Eldred & Co.'S dry goods store,
and the rain did considerable dana -
to their stock. Quite anumber OF tro
were blown down, and the han literal
ly ruined what toba sco vas 'eft a.
LIEUT.. Gov. y DF~Hsar issued a
pardon to Villa \-tucr.arf indicted
q rirr IN Set .r~ sdG, in Carter
.'unts. N.-nercut hu.rd a man named
.Ss"p''.rs during he war because of
his ,S.tc. e. -thercut was a soldier and
officer in the confederate army. He is
now - years of age. Lieut. Gov.
Worthington says: Ills punishment
has been greater than his act mer-
tied"
ROBERT ELKINs was shot and almost
instantly killed at Hazel Green by
Chas Andre. Mr.. Andre is the mana
ger of the j. L. Day Co. store, which
does a large merchandise business
Mr.. Elkins was farmer of the neigh
borhood and was considerably unGer
the influence of liquor. The killing
was very sudden, and whether justif-
able or not can only be developed by
the examining trial.
THE Tost office at Potter, three miles
below Louisa, was robbed of all its
stamps and money. kiah Crabtree, a
local character, has been arrested.
NEWS was received in Lexington an
nouncing the death in Kansas City of
Mr.. ID. +. Wolf, formerly a very prom
incnt citizens of Lexington. Paralysis
was the cause of his death.
SCoTT WHAILES, life prisoner, sent
from Pendlcton county for murder,
was pardoned by Acting Gov. Worth
ington.
L. T. NEAT, recently elected deputy
warden of the Kentucky penitcntiary,
has qualified and assumed the duties
of his Office.
DE-. w. c. You're, president OF Cen
tire college and one of Kcrtucly's
ablest divines, died sudden, q few
days ago at Danville.
THE Kentucky State League %. Dem-
ocratic clubs has indorsed the Cll,lgy
ticket and platform.
GEORGE DENNY, of Lexingto %. an
nounccs his candidacy for the REP 70 -
an nomination for congress.
MIS-. CAsrAII, white woman about
30 years old, the wife of DIR. William
Caspari, practicing physician, who
lives near Danvillc, was sentenced to
the penitentiary for one year for gran nd
larceny. She was indicted as an ac-
complicc of her husband in the theft of
buggy and harness belonging to p
Mrs. Richards, of Mitchcllsburg.
WARDEN HANCOCK, of the Fra. = for,
two blOodhounds that wcre bJught =
track escaped prisoners 4 copt /.
was walked a mile up "a d hill, ,Siel,
with underground ano made To- s~,mb
tree. The hounds we're p'I, on tn,
trail and it tool he'a but a few min
utes to tree him.
GEO. L. CHIN, son Of Col Jack Chin,
and Miss Annil Carlisle, cousin of Sec
rotary Carlisle, and who has assisted
Mrs. Carlisle in many of her Washing
ton entertainments, were quietly mar,
ried ut Lexington at the home of a
friend and left for Washington. The
bride is daughter of J. ID. Carlisle, of
Chattanooga.
In the circuit court at frankfort
Judge Cantrell has entered an oyder in
the case of the commonwealth against
Max Barker, audli+-a.=-SI~st under
Mai Nnrp.,, e,,;is ----