Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1896-03-12
STATE NEWS.


STATE NEWS.
This years G. A. r. encamp-
ment will be held at Somerset.
The General Assembly's ses-
sion expires next Tuesday, March
18th.
-Pendleton Cralle shot his
brother-in-law Jesse Board in Har-
din county.
-Middlesborough will probably
throw up wet or dry on the intoxi-
cant question soon.
-Triplets, two boys and one girl,
were born to Mr.. and Mrs. j. T.
Mccormick, of Cynthiana.
"A BreathItt county school trus-
tee is said 10 have beer fined $3.50
for selling a school to teacher.
The Republican State Central
Committee endorsed Gov. Bradley
for the Presidential nomination.
Mrs. Harvey Robinson burned
to death in Garrard county. Her
clothes caught from a kitchen
stove
AT wilde, on the X. G.. r. r /,
George Todd while drunk assault
Ell his father, Clinton Todd, and
was killed by the latter.
AT Lexington Mrs. Mary Roth
has sued her husband, Fred Roth,
for $4,000 and divorce because
he charged her with being insane.
James Dewitt, who choked his
wife to death in Carter county, was
sentenced to be hanged. He thank
ed the jury in seeming earnestness.
Newton Lane was admitted to
bail at Versailles. Geo. o. Graves,
his uncle, of Clark county; Thorn
as Lane, of Mt Sterling, and Rob-
ert Mcconnell went ON his bond of
1880.
Peter Ridder, n Clark county
pauper, has sued James Donahue.
Winchester's Chief of Police, for
$4,000 damages, alleging that DON
ahue beat Ridder badly when he
arrested him.
"A bill introduced in the Gen
eral Assembly prohibits railroads
from charging more than 2 cents
per mile for passengers and from
issuing passes to any but employees
Of the railroad.
AT Harrodsburg saloon license
was raised from $500 to $1,000. 1t
is made $50 fine for any person
to eat anything or pick his teeth
in any restaurant connected with a
saloon on Sunday.
AT Bowling Green T. W. Tabor
and Miss Ida Frost were welded
Feb. 18th. She is now suing for a
divorce, charging that the mar
riage was forced on her by her
husband and her mother.
w. G. and Elijah Hart, broth
ers, Of near Poplar Plains, assign
ed. Assets SIS, 900, liabilities $2O,-
900. John A. Lee is assignee.
They are cousins Of Hon. X. K.
Hart, and are farmers and stock
men.
1t is reported that Mrs. z. T..
Young, of Morehead, accidentally
shot herself Monday evening and
will die. Mrs. Young was a Miss
Lizzie Gatewood, of Mt. Sterling,
and had been welded only few
years.
Leslie Pigg killed himself with
morphine at Winchester. He was
a son of a prominent and wealthy
citizen of Richmond. Leslie had
been in the saloon business, but
became dissipated and lost his
property, also being indicted sew
eral times.
Col. o. C. Bowles, one of the
men of Pike county, died
of heart disease. He had been a
prominent Democrat until recently,
when he changed to be Republi-
can because the Wilson bill put
tariff on lumber, in which he dealt
extensively.
-Isham d. Scott, of Sparksville,
Adair county, in the Louisville Fed
eral Court was found guilty of
pension papers increasing
his pension from So per month to
sl2, $14 and $25. He escaped all
but three out of sevenfy 1.-TWO charg-
es by reason of the statute Of limi-
tation.
AT Clay City, Louis Hunter,
Frank Shaddock, j. Terry and
Misses Elizabeth Powers and Jes-
,ie johnson were tried IN the Police
Court on a charge Of disturbing re-
igious worship. They had attend
ID a revival conducted by Elder ID.
). Combs. One Of the girls went
nto one Of the young mems pocket