Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1896-07-16
KENTUCKY STATE NEWS.

John Dickinson, Pembroke, Christian.
Supplcmcntal-Janes Swearingin Rus
sell, Greenup; John w. Carter, Center
town, o.; John Yates, Sip, johnson.
Incrcase-John NJ. Moore, Junction
City, Boyle Original Widows, Etc
Anna T.. Edwards, Blandville, Ballard
Supplemcntal--Mino of Isaac n. Mil
Ter, Rowling Green, Warren. Increase
Julia A. Miller, Riehardsvillc, War
rem.
DEPUtY l.. S. MARsHALs WM. BIRD
and J. Gates are charged by Jonathan
Hart, of Leslie county, with waylaying
his son James and another young man,
David Moggard. Hart said he had
sent his son to a place where whisky
was legally sold to buy gallon. Mog-
gard accompanied young Hart. When
they were returning Hart alleges that
Bird and Gates arrested TN IN, took the
whisky from them and with Il assist
ant deputies drank all of it. They
kept the boys in custody several hours,
turing which time they are alleged to
have mistreated them and tried to
make them take money for the whisky
SO they might be able to charge them
with Violating the revenue law.
LAFAYE1TE BROOKS, aged 20 years,
who murdered Gus Mckenzie at West
Liberty, and who was tried, convicted
and sentenced to be hanged September
25, was taken to Lexington for safe
keeping, it being feared that he would
be lynchcd IL allowed to remain in the
Morgan county Jail.
In the circuit court at Lexington
Moses IIOleman, cOlored, was given
eight years in the penitentiary for
overpowering Guard Yates. taking his
pistol, beating him up and escaping
from the workhouse.
Tue celebrated murder trial of Gill
bert Saylor, who killed Hiram Shackle-
ford and James and Lincoln Middleton,
In Harlan county two years ago, began
in the Bell circuit court the other
morning for the murder of Shacklc-
ford. This is his third trial for the
crime. Twice before he was found
guilty. but each time the court OF APP
prals has reversed the decision.
A VIOLENT wind and rain storm near
Elmo, in the southern part Of Christian
county. caused great destruction of
property. buildings and trees were
struck by lightning, several houses
blown down and some stock killed n
little son of Girls Jones received a Sc
we're shock, but is not thought to he
fatally injured.
Ed TwYMAN is on trial at Edmonton
for the second time for the murder of
Abe Nicholson. lie was convicted in
the former trial, but the court of APP
pcals reversed the decision.
THERE is movement on foot in
I.ewisburg To punish physicians for
noncompliance with the law requiring
birth registrations and to enforce its
observance in the future.
ELMER WILLIS and ChaS. bradshaw,
colorcd. were lodged in Jail at Column
bia charged with robbing the resi-
dcnces of Sam and Ike Garnctt and
| Clay 10y. Several suits of clothing
were stolen.
AUSTIN HAYDEN, colOrcd, shot and
killed Oscar Abel. also colorcd, about
five miles south of Lebanon. BAD blood
has existed between the two parties for
over a year, and Abel had repeatedly
threatened to take Haydcn's life. The
other morning the two men met, and
after few words passed, Hayden fired
on Abel with a shotgun, killing him
almost Immediately. Hayden gave him
self up tn the authorities.
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