Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1896-12-17
KENTUCKY STATE NEWS.

A MIXED train on the Kentucky Mid
and was wrecked near Newton the |
other night The injured are: Conductor
Petit, Trainmen Pat Callahan, Dick |
O'DonneIl, Jim Biggs, Cleveland, and |
- Meade; +. l.. Durkhan, of Newton,
A passenger. None will die.
Ex-MAYoR DUNCAN, who claims he
is entitled to the Office of mayor of
Lexington, and whose suit against
Mayor Simrall was dismissed in the
circuit court there, has appealed his
ease to the higher court at Frankfort.
RESIDENTS of Erlanger are preparing
to have their town Incorporated as
city OF the sixth class.
T. II. GAREET & Co, snuff manufac-
Lnrers, Louisville. assigned the other
iay. Assets and liabilities about $780,
100 each.
TmE firm of Davis & Rhodes, proprie-
tors of the large Touring mill at Nor
Eanville, Boone county, made an as
signment Liabilities about 1000; as
sets, 81, 800.
A CINCINNATI preserve company Will
erect a canning factory at Walton next
summc-.
A RECEIVER has been appointed for
the electric street railway ut Bowling
Green.
CONGRESSMAN CoI.sOS is backing Il.
ID Hill, of Williamsburg, for United
States district attorney for Kentucky.
TmE deadlock in the Louisville board
# sinking fund commissioners was
broken few days ago by the election
ii VIM. f. Mayer president.
LOUISVILLE lawyers differ from Gov.
Bradley in the construction of the law
in regard to the validity of the election
of a United States senator at a called
session of the legislature, The repub-
| lean city and county executive COM
nittccs held meeting, the other
night. at which a petition was consid-
cred asking Gov. bradley to call an ex-
/ ira session.
THOMAS ANDERSON, who shot and
wounded Charles Young in Fayctte
county some days ago, was acquitted
in Squire Graves court. Young, it is
| said, will recover.
/ W. II. LYONS. physical director of
the Central university Richmond,
has resigned lie will return to his
| home in New Haven, Ct
! A NUMBER of republican senators at
| Washington have expressed the opin-
I ion that the senate would not seat the
appointce should Gov. Bradley attempt
/ to fill the vacancy in Kentucky after
/ March by appointing a senator
The Breckinridge county national
4 l. III,
ganization. The county committee has
issued an address declaring its intcn-
| ton of seeking no fusion arrangements
! with any other party and urging ma
/ tional democrats to take no part in
the silver primaries.
/ PENSIONS issued to Kentuckians:
/ Original-Montgomery lIOunshell, Sid
| ell, Clay: Jesse X. Freeman, South Car.
rollton, Muhlcnburg; Gideon J. Stiv-
/ ers, Bucchel, jefferson; Dock L. Phil
lips, Clay City, Powell. Restoration
Shedrack w. Williams, dead Mt. DIV
ct, Robertson. Increase-James III.
Haclxworth, IIaSelton, Lewis; William
Tharp, Athol, Breathitt. Original
Widows, Etc.-Sarah : McAllister,
SlIinnersburg, Scott. Reissue-George
White, Newport, Campbell Original
Widows, Etc.-Mahala j. Cook, Eliza
BEETHOVEN. Hardin; minor of Robert
Moore, Liberty, Casey; Sara L. Wright,
Maysville, Mason; Maria Moss, Echols,
Ohio; Harriet Sticky, Louisville, Jeffer-
son. Original-Silas benjamin, Paris,
bourbon; Ira Burton, Music, Carter;
Marlin l.. Price. East Point, Johnson;
Benjamin +. Doyle. Belcourt, Webster;
John ii. Reder, Newport, Campbell
Increase-William NJ. Louder, Quincy,
Lewis; Charles l. Hawkins, Bethel,
Bath. Restoration and Reissue. spe.
cinl, November 27-Christian Kress,
(deceased) Newport, Campbell. Re-
newal and Incrcase-William c. Guess,
Ameta, Grayson. Reissue and In
crcase-William ii. ii. Kirkendall,
Poplar Flat, Lewis. Original Widows,
etc Amanda NJ. Scales, Royalton,
Russell; Demaris A. Criswcll, Bron.
ston. Pulaski; Martha J. SislS, Kutta-
wa, Lyon Special, November 27-Ag-
mes Kress. Newport, Campbell.
CITY TAX COLLECTOR TOMPKiNs has
levied upon and advertised all property
: of the Greensboro waterworks COM
pany for 81, 1868 taxes due, and will
sell the property December 81, unless
enjoined. The company's stock is prin'
cipally owned in Louisville.
CHAIRMAN j. ID. MOCQrOT, of Pads
cab, has called meeting of the silver
democratic congressional committmee
for December % to elect n successor &c
w. Z. Gatlin, of Murray, state central
committeeman, who has resigned. DIR.
j. Il. Lutin, of Fulton, and sam C. Mol
low. of kuttawa, are mentioned for the
place.
A STRONG effort will be made to Sc
was convicted of killing DIR. Robert
Burnside ut Barboursville. There was
little hope of Gov. Bradley's granting
the pardon, and Acting Gov. Worthing.
ton has been approached.
w. ID JONES, who is under arrest in
Milwaukee, was formerly manager OF
the light and telephone companies at
Iussellville.
SEVEN instead OF five tollgatcs were
destroyed in Mercer county the other
night. 1t is the prevailing belief that
! the tuTnplNc TdltltTS nave lOTineu Il Sc
cret organization which is being rapid
ly extended to all counties where there
are toll roads.
1T is believed that an insurance war
will be created by the rerating of Lex.
ington.
GEORGE JEWELL died from injuries
received from an accidental discharge
of gun while hunting. He lived near
Pageville.
| LEE JENKINS, sentenced to life im-
prisonmcnt for murder. has returned
to Lexington, having been pardoned
by Lieut.. Gov. Worthingtun
The Women's Club of Central Ken
lucky unanimously reelected Mrs. Ida
| Withers Harrison president
| ELLIS ANDERSON. eolored. was asleep
on the l.. 4 y. track near Middlesboro,
when he was struck h. freight. lie
will probably die.
CAPT. i. T. BALLARD Is a candidate
| for Judge of Madison county.
Il. a. NoFI, a former justice of the
I peace in Lincoln county, was indicted