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

the State.
The 5-year-old daughter of
Richard Eskridge, of Hardin
county, was burned te death while
burning leaves.
Gov. Bradley has named Nov
18th as Arbor day, for every one to
plant IA tree, where tree ought to
be, on that day.
The trial of VIM. Newton Lane
at Versailles for the killing of the
Rodenbaughs was postponed last
week until Nov. 9th.
Raiders destroyed tollgates on
the Owenton & Stamping Ground
turnpike. Perry Fields, a gate
keeper, was fatally shot.
jackson and Walling, in the
Covington Jail, are both losing
their health from long confinement.
Their appeals are pending.
Burglars blew open with dyna-
mite the safe in the mill of j.
Whitehead & Son at Waddy and
the $4,000 mill was burned.
Isaac Kelly resigned as Super
intendent of the Louisville work
house to become Superintendent of
the Masonic Widows and Orphans
Home.
George Washington, not a de-
scendant or relative of the hatchet
man, but colored fellow, got one
year in the pen. for malicious shoot
ing, at Louisville.
AT Owensboro, Mrs. Helen Ig-
lehart got judgment of $1,000
damages against VIM. McClurg for
killing her husband, Lum Iglehart.
Both are from Calhoun
reason Of Herr, Queen, OF
ton, moyin- nLt uf Us Lr"-
Secretary Cai'i-is los, his
: he made Mr.. Quecn's has
when In COVlnSton.
AT Louisville the grand jury
idIcted four members Of the Gen
eral Council for bribery. They are
James Sowders, c. J. Jenne, r. o.
Brewer and George Weber.
Gov. Bradley pardoned VIM.
Asher and Roland Cheek, Laurel
county convicts for house breaking.
on account of their youthful age,
one being l3 and the other ii years
old.
j. Fl. Letton, of Jackstown,
Bourbon Co, made an assignment
to l.. NJ. Green, of Clark Co. His
liabilities are over $4,000; assets,
100 acres of land, some stock and
corn.
Alexander Mattingly, of near
Mt. Gilead, Mason county, was
killed by his team running away
and throwing him out of the wagon,
breaking his neck. He was aged so
years.
Matthew Morrison and w. B.
Harvey, of Owsley CO., robbed
Presley b. Moore, an old pensioner,
of $l25. They are prominent
young men and confessed when
larrested.
Il The finding of fGtus nearWil-
hiamsburg resulted in the arrest Of
IDr. j. III. Parker and Miss Eliza
McNeal on charges of criminality,
but they were dismissed on exam
lining trial.
"A. ID. Powers, the Owensboro
han who so mysteriously disap-
beared at Chicago some weeks ago,
WAS found with his mind impaired
Iat Union City, Tenn, but he again
| disappeared.
John Hargis, Jr., of Jackson,
was killed by Jerry Cardwell, spe-
cial railway policeman. The dead
man is a son of the late Senator
John s. Hargis. Cardwell is a son
of ex-senator Cardwell.
Major Finley Worthington,
brother of Ky.'s Lieutenant Cover
nor, is 75-year-old citizen of Ben
netts, but he was welded to Miss
Martha 4. Van Bibber, aged 20, at
Portsmouth, o., last week.
Miss Daisy Sullivan, the pretty
daughter of Marshall county
farmer. was assassinated by some
one with a shotgun. She was Is
years old and was highly esteemed
until recently it developed that she
was in an interesting condition. A
young man that she kept company
with is suspected of the crime.
Jim Williams, one of Black.
burns noted political lieutenants
struck Eugene w. Newman asa.
voyard"), the Washington CORE
spondent, hitting him with his hand
and also with stick, knocking
him down, in Louisville. Williams
was indicted by the grand jury
for it.
The twelve biggest Louisvill,
tobacco warehouses turned ovel
their business Monday to the Loa.
isville Tobacco Warehouse Com
pany. SIX warehouses remain In
dependeHf Of the combination.
Andrew Ross, Mercer county
eleven -year-old prisoner sentenced
to one yeuI in the pen. Cor OBJ
structing railroads, was received a
the prison. A suit of 'Fauu .leroy'
knickerbockers was ordered fo
Andy.
} John HI. Wren, of Harrison
, county, recently pardoned out O.
the pen. by Gov. Bradley, went (,