Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1896-11-12
Noah Franklin was arrested
for the murder of Miss Daisy Sui
Ivan, in Marshall county.

Noah Franklin was arrested
for the murder of Miss Daisy Sui
liyan, in Marshall county.
Thomas Lumpkins, the night
Waterman at the Cumberland Gap
tunnel, was killed from ambush.
E. w. Newman ("Savoyard")
has sued Jim Williams for $4,000
damages for assault, in Louisville.
Richard Hart, an aged deaf
farmer, was killed in Grayson coun-
ty by Il railroad train while he was
walking on the track.
Capt. w. L. Havens desires to
engage in other business and Of
fers the Mt. Sterling Sentinel
Democrat for sale or lease.
Free turnpikes got majority
of the votes cast nearly everywhere
in the State it was submitted to a
vote at the recent election.
On peremptory instructions of
the Judge, the jury acquitted of
embezzlement ex-Bookkeeper Chas.
W. Stone, of the wrecked Midway
Deposit Bank.
Robert Egbert, school-tax col
lector, levied on Hugh KeIron's
hogs for tax and in an ARRAY that
followed Egbert killed Ketron, in
/ Mercer poupty
The first annual convention of
the Christian EndeavOr Society for
the Fourth Ky. district, which in
cludes Bath county, met at Win
chester the past week.
The State Canvassing Board
will meet at Frankfort as soon as
all the returns are in, and not later
than Nov. 80, to certify officially
to the vote of Kentucky.
Mrs. VIM. Remington, wife of
the junior editor of the Paris Ken
tuckian- Citizen, died of consump-
tion last week. Their daughter
and only child died in Septemb er.
Gov. Bradley appointed the
new State Board of Equalization:
Ed Barker, of London; Capt. Mar
tin, of Munfordsville; r. McMich-
ael, of Lexington; W. A. Bullock,
of Bowling Green.
Leland J. Howard was found
dead at Richmond. His cousin
. Luther Sanders and colored man.
Jerry Chenault, are under arrest
on suspicion of having drugged
and robbed Howard.
jacob Garrison enticed out
Charles James I6-year-old daugh-
ter Amanda, in Madison county,
, and the father finding them to-
: gether wounded Garrison with a
gun. Garrison died.
Miss Amanda Barnett, a
Whitley county school-teacher, has
a sued Charles |. Brown for $4,000
\ for alleged breach of promise to
D marry the plaintiff. Brown is not
r wealthy, but she says she wants to
teach him a lesson.
:. "A posse headed by Policeman
DonOhOe went to make an arrest in
5 POinterville, a cOlored suburb of
E Winchester, and battle ensued.
in which two Of the posse and six
negroes were shot, two of the latter
perhaps fatally.
"A. W. White. poIicer1an, was
shot and killed at Greensboro with
his own pistol taken from him by
= Geo. Basket and given to ALT Holt,
: who fired the fatal shots. White
was trying to quell a disturbances
among the colOred people. Basket
and Holt are colOred.
: Arch Horner, his wife and sons
n Arch, Jim and Josh were Jailed at
I Greenup, in default of $1,000 bail
d each, on charge of numbering an
: old citizen named Jordan Harris,
J. who was found dead and his peck
!. cts rifled near the home of the
e Horners on Niger Hill.
: Alb d. Powers, son of the Col
. lector of port of Greensboro, was
found again in Tennessee, and re-
. turned to his home in a badly i'm
paired condition of mind. Alb went
h TO Chicago as agent for the Cuban
+ insurgents and disappeared from
> that city several weeks go.
: Logan Young. Deputy Sheriff
J. of Jessamine county, went to Har-
veytOwn in search of a colored
: law breaker and was fired upon by
|, several negroes in ambush, about
9 forty shots being fired. Young was
/. shot in the face and neck with a
It gun and twice in the leg with pis-
s tolls.
u The Republicans lose one Con-
y gresham in Kentucky. The fol-
; lowing were elected Nov. 8:
First District-C. X. Wheeler
u (Silver DEM.
Second District-J. ID. Clardy
Silver Dem.
Third District-JOhn S. Rhea
Il (Silver Drm.).
Fourth DIstrict-David III. Smith
Silver Dem.).
: Fifth District-Walter Evans
Rep.
Sixth District-A. S. Berry (Sil-
:, yer Dem.
II Seventh District-Evan E. Settle
(Silver Dem.).
= Eighth DIstrict-G. NJ. Dawson
J (Rep.).
e Ninth District-Samuel j. Pugh
u Rep.).
o Tenth District-T. Y. Fitzpat-
i rick (Silver Dem.).
: Eleventh District-David G.. Col
! son (Rep.). :.
: BE GOOD TO YOURSELF and
GOOD TO VOur friends When Won