Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1896-10-22
GENERAL NEWS.

ine ATkdnsds leInOcrat, Oh LII
tie Rock, will not accept the Popo
cratic and Populist fusion in tina
State.
The U. S. Agricultural Depart
ment reports the apple crop goot
and fine in the Northern tier o
States.
They still build steamboats,. Th,
Bluff City, to ply between st. Loui
and New Orleans, was launched a
Jeffersonville, Ind, last week.
Ex-Secretary Hoke Smiths At
lanta (Ga.) Journal has $1O,00'
damage suit for failing to publish
Aa special gold edition under con.
tract.
Y The N. Y. Supreme Court de.
cided that the National Democrat:
had right to have their ticket oil
the official ballots as the "Nationa
Democratic" ticket.
A $4,000 illicit distillery wal
pulled by the police in Boston
Mass. Mountain moonshineri
would have no use for a still n
they had $4,000.
Gov. Culbertson, of Texas, at.
tackled Gen. Buckner on his wal
record and the ex-Confederate sill
verite admirers of Buckner ar,
going for Culbertson.
Ex-U. S. Senator Thomas W
Ferry, of Michigan, died last week
After the death of Vice President
Wilson he was chosen Acting Vice
President of the U. S.
Walter Wellman, of the Chicago
Times Herald; VIM. f. Curtis, ol
the Chicago Record, and James
Creelman, of the New York World
three of the most noted and reliable
political correspondents in the
United States, have been all ovel
the Northwest and conclude thai
Bryan is defeated.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. NJ. Castle and
10-year- old son, society leaders OF
San Francisco, were arrested in
London on a charge of shop-lifting
S7,000's worth of goods. They were
released on $l50,000 bond. The
trial will likely go hard with Mrs
Castle, who is said to be a klepto-
maniac by her intimate friends
The English courts are unsenti-
mental.
The Chicago Times Herald b.
figuring upon the market quota
tiOns of Sept. 18th and Oct. 18th
finds that during that month $780,
900, 900 in market value was added
to the corn crop, $4,000, 900 to the
wheat crop, and $25,OOO,0O0 to the
oats crop, of the United States.
Large advances were made by rye,
barley, flax seed, clover seed, hog
products, butter, cheese, eggs,
beans and hides. The aggregat e
advance was enormous.
Another rich American girl il
welded to a titled foreigner. Mis-:
Mary Gwendolyn Caldwell, of Rich.
mond, Va, whose income from a$2,-
900, 900 fortune is about $50, 900, wa.
welded in Paris, Get. I9, to Marqui,
Des Mienville. She was once en-
gagged to Prince Murat, grandson
of Napoleon's Murat, but he want
ed $4,000 per year of her incom,
settled on himself, and she wouldn't
consent. Titled foreign ers art
dear luxuries, but some of oul
girls must have them.
Birmingham, Ala, Oct. 15.-ThI
Populist State Executive Commit
tee at a meeting at Calora today
adopted resolutions expelling Capt
r. F. Kolb, twice Populist candi.
date for Governor Of Alabama, and
Col. p. G. Bowman, former State
Populist chairman, from member.
ship IN the committee, because OF
their action in abandoning Watson
and supporting Sewall and the
silver Democratic congressional
candidates. They were denounced
as being unworthy of confidence
A resolution was also adopted call,
ing on the National Populist Com
mittee to remove Kolb and r. III
Seymour, who has followed Kolb in
his bolt, from membership in thai
committee from Alabama and rec,
ommending that Congressman A
T. Goodwin and Frank Baltzell be
elected in their stead. The place:
of kolb and Bowman on the State
Committee were filled by the elec-
ton of Congressman NJ. W. How
ard and Julius Davidson in theil
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