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

lana Returning Board when it de
cided in favor Of the Hayes electors
in 1876, is Assistant Postmaster at
Fort Stanton, New Mexico, and
under arrest charged with embez-
zling $751;.
The two largest and fastest loco
motives in the world are SAID to be
on the Denver & Rio Grande II. r.,
to be run between Denver and Pu.
eblo. They each weigh IA tons
without tenders and can make 20
miles per hour.
Nat Goodwin, the actor, and his
wife have scandalous divorce suits
against each other. He alleges
habitual drunkenness on her part,
and she charges adultery, naming
the actresses Sadie Thorn and Ma
bel Amber as correspondents.
The late Elliott F. Shepard's
daughter, Edith, granddaughter
of the late VIM. III. Vanderbilt, was
welded to Ernest o. Fabbri. The
brides mother gave her $1,000, 900
as a wedding gift. The ceremony
took place at Scarborough, n. Y.
At Marysvllle, Mont, Mrs. w.
Allen interfered to prevent her
husband from whipping their 10
year-Old son. He turned on her,
whereupon she shot at him with n
rifle and killed the child by acci-
dent, then shot and killed her
husband.
Arizona's mining output for the
past fiscal year was $13,97S, 263.
OF this $5,20O,000 was gold, exclu-
sive of about 100000 mined by
prospectors and placer miners. In
the past twenty years the gold,
silver and copper product amount
ed to 1921, ,l66,Ol6.
Edward w. Box, editor of the
Ladies' Home Journal, of Philadel-
phia, married Miss Mary Louise
Curtis, the only daughter of the
owner of the Journal, which is
equal to good gold mine as
wealth producer. Box is about 80,
his bride about 20.
Farmers in England are holding
their wheat in expectation of a
further rise, although it is now
higher than they expected to see
it again. The biggest British house
in the East Indian trade says the
prices will probably be good fer
some months to come.
Miss MatGi!J. Nelson. rN-year-
old handsome Swedish aral 4, has
sued for $4,000 of the estate Of
the late millionaire Austin Corbin,
of New York. She alleges that Cor
bin visited her frequently and told
her that he had invested that sum
to provide for her old age.
The Emmetts, actors, are a fated
family so far as conjugal felicity is
concerned. The elder 10 Emmett,
deceased, was divorced from his
first wife. His widow Eleanor mar
ried Charles Mix and was divorced
from him. The younger 10 was
divorced from his first wife and is
being sued for divorce by his sec
ond wife.
At Decatur, Ind, Mrs. Nj. Buh-
ler attacked with knife Mrs. j.
Chronister, who was going to
church with her husband, and per-
haps fatally cut Mr.. and Mrs.
Chronister. Mrs. Buhler accused
Mrs. Chronister of alternating the
affections of the formers husband.
Their husbands are well-kaown
business men.
Last November, Mrs. Julia Bor-
land Higginson, wife of Francis
Lee Higginson, of Boston, eloped
to Europe with James Wheatland
Smith, lawyer and society man
Is years younger than she. She
was a reigning belle of Boston be-
fore her marriage, and her husband
was a wealthy banker and leader
in social circles. The Higginsons
had four children, one a daughter
of Is just entering society. The
faithless wife wrote from Italy to
her husband asking to be taken
back. He sent her 100000 and
got a divorce from her. She and
her paramour were recently mar
ried in Paris.