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St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1897-05-08

The levees at New Orleans are
holding out against the high water,
but there is a dangerously weak
spot q few miles below Baton
Rouge.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1897-05-08

Monuments in marble to the
memory of Davis, Lee, Jackson and
Johnston were unveiled at Dallas,
Texas, on the 2sth ult., in the pres
cnce of 10, 900 people. The vener-
ahis ,1ohr II. iseagan, the last sur
siving member Ut Pre- ident Davis
Cabinet, delivered the address.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1897-05-08
STATE TAX SALES
OF
ImmovabIe Property
State Of Louisiana, Parish Of St.
Tammany, We. Delinquent Tax
Debtors.

BY virtne Of the authority vested in
ME by tie constitu ton and laws Of the
Stat Of Louisiana, I will sell, at the
principal front door of the courthouse
in which the civil district court o. said
parish is held. within legal sale hours
Tor judicial sales, beginning 1t IL O'Clock
A. II, on
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1897-05-08
FOR RENT.

A Six Room Cottage. Hall,
Kitchen and Large Stable. Good
Water and plenty Of ground.
Apply to Mrs. r. EXTERSTEIN,
in the new Frederick building.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1897-05-08
TERMS OF SALE.

On said s:sy Of sals I viii sch
such portion Of said property a.
cs'ch debtor will lr,int ont, aud in
cssse tlis dGhtor will not point out
sufficient property. / viii at nee,
without further rial.y. cell the least
Quantity II said property VI any
.ientor which any builder will Luy,
Tor the amount vi tAx-~. in Ter. q
and c.'s,s due BY aid debtor. The
.a.e will bs without .pp-aiseuaent
Tor cash, in legal ten Jer mOrev Of
the Uniis.l S'a:es. and the property
sold shall be rel eensb!e nj anv
time Tor the space III one yewr. b 5
paying the price given, with %
per Gart iuter-st. ~o~t aud l.eusI-
t;.s added.
]. ]. SrROALa.
Sheriff. sud cx-Omoio raA Uolleetar.
C0vln2ton, la, April 10. 1897.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1897-05-08

Daring fair thatwas being
l1ll u Paris Ftancs, 81 Monday,
the building caught fire, and was
totally destroyed in few minutes.
Over two hundred people, mostly
ladies and children, were burned
to death, including many wealthy
and prominent members of society.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1897-05-08

ASSESSMENT Is. IL. 10 & IL alILIs,
Poll AZ AND Cosr
Fsa'.nay chas, lot 8, sqr II, as'a
225 dolls, II IS
VIC ard .tn.lre.v, lot in . . COR
Ut = of double sqr II. AID 70 dds,
3 25
Pupil Mod; lite sqr lls, ..'I
100 dos, 6 GO
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1897-05-08
COvingtOll.

AsssssMEkT IL. II, 10 4 Is MUS,
Poll Tax Am Cosr.
Linton Maria Ann est, sqr 10,
20, -. 80. 81 4 SO, Div Of Winter,
as'.l one hundred dolls, 6 GO
Slidell.
ASSESSMENT Is, II. Is 4 Is MrLrs.
Poll. FAX AsD Cosr.
Mueller r Y Yrs, los e,,e sqr 8,
30 4 96. as'd oas bundled dols,
3 90
Porter " o, lot z. a4r 4. Div
IL j as'.l 40 dolls. 4 10
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1897-05-08
Vaudeville
AssEssnExr Is Mills. Poll IA,
AND Cosr.

va OGACs 0Vu % O0b AHTObtlS1Gt,
Wilkinson l. Cla:borns s:s as'd
500 8 40
Mathews JUS. lot Is. sqr 4 l. !
sqr % vacant. asd So "a 10
McKissack lice Airs, lot S sqr IA
l. imp ASA $50 81 Is
Feres Francois, macoroni ma
cl,inery. as'd $64O $11 As
Prean ] B. lot 20 sqr Is vacant
.s'd $25 81 As
S-,ciusy IT the Holy FsMily,
Mother austin. Superior. lots 8. II.
Is, ii. Is. l. l6 in sqr II l. imp.
aed $1,000. cit 20
Unknown Owners lot 10 xqr Z.
lots IL l. Is sqr Z. lots 10, IL. IL l.
IL sqr =. lot 4 sqr IL. lots l 4 2
sqr Is. lots 6 l. Z. eqr 16. tqr 46. n !
Of sqr A. sqr 40. as'd' for $685..
| 50 O5
COViIagtOn.
ASSESSMENT Is Minis, Toll Tax
AND Cosr.
Parisy C airs est. q certain lot
raaiing a part ri SCR II. 20 # on
Florida al. BY 178 II in 6sptl, l.
imp DIV st John. as'd $50 - O5
Also the following property,
found by Mr.. w. II O'Beirne,
will be sold on
Saturday, May %, 1897.
Adams v l. ] d Mrs. 40 acres, a
part u sec ~. tp Z. 10 e. for
taxes Of 80, "a. 80 l. Sc. as 4 $500.
$l3 so
Benton. Retlding. Ivey. Woodman
& Brown. $50 acres. all r. sec IL.
tp 8. + Is -. for 4 years n.'d $500
per year. $50 GU
Bill Jane Mrs l. Salivam D. %
acres. part OF 10; 3. sec II Up 3. r Il
.. ss'd $225. for ona year. s. 50
Booth Edward. 81 acres in center
Of sec 42tp S. II .. for 1 years $50.
S. %
BaIerona c F, 16z acres II " sec
81. IT, 6. ID =. for 2 years ss'd
$500 per yesr. 81 ~
Bush Guns S. $500 acres, 1457
acres. all of sec 8, all Of sec 8, n.
II sec II. 1876 acres, lots l. 2
sec 1, lots ! l. In sec Is. all OF
SC 5. lots l. l. Z sec 6. all Of sec
z. Ill in tp 10. IL e. SOB acres NIL
II ssc 50. lots I. 2. 3. 1. 6. z. IL. Is
l. is. ssc 81. lots 2. 4 4 6nw Of
NV sec 81 tp Q. r lG s. 4l3 acr.s.
lots |. =. 5. 4. 5. 4 6. e Of . l.
NV otes sec Is. tp 8 r. Is .. 4
lot17. 10. II 4 Is of sec 26. tp 3.
: 10 9. sw of ne l. nc "f
NV eec ~. 1919 acres, lots >. 6.
3 l. ~. ne "nc Is NV / of
sw sec 80. lao acles. lots }. ). 4
4 5, IN y " VI he SEC 36. Up Q.
{ Is .. 324 acres. lots 2. 3. 4. 5. &c.
CSC 2. Up 10, r Is 9. S. acrea. lots
!, 2. 8. 4. 5. 6. 7.8. 8. 10. IL, II, Is.
IA L Is. sw ofos &se Of
Sc l. W of . " sec Is, ~ 8,
: l5s. "sd s26S1. At 10. Il Is. 4
10 mills, 800
Cook Wm B. 2SO acres 200 acres
in powell tract, sec 3S l. go as.r.s
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1897-05-08
Saturday, May Is, 1897,

and continuing ON each succeeding day
until said sales are completed. all the
property upon which taxes are now due
to the State Of Louisiana and parish oil
St Tammany. to enforce the collection
or taxes assessed in the year 1896,
together with interest thereon from
the 3lst day Of December of said year,
at rate of one pc. cent per mo Lth until
paid and all costs. The names OF said
delinquent tax deb tors. the amount Of
taxes due Ly each on the assessment oi
said rear, and the property assessed to
each TO be offered for sale. is NJ follows
ASSESSMENT Is MILLS, Poll TAX
AND Cosrs.
Afford David. eighty Asres and imp
in sec 33. Up 8, Is 9. asst one hunared
ifty-fixe dollars, s. 45.
Anderson A N, eighty acres and In y
in sec p. cps. II Q. as't eighty dollars
- 80.
Aabry Victor. 800 acres west side Of
Bayou LacoMse, bounded north by
lands Ct Salmen, south by D Cousin.
east by Bayou Lacombe. ax't two hum
dred dcllars, S 10.
II
Beauieaux Christine Mrs l acre &
INN, on wet side of Bayou Lacombe,
bound north by G. Cousin, south by L,
Pers0nne, east by ID. cousin, west by
C. Aubry, as'd SIS, , 90
Blackmar Mrs /. Il, one lot in sqr Is.
cor Joseph 4 It'll sts. Bossicr City. ss't
6fty dollars, So IS.
Baker Villa. :, l64 acres. v j OF sw
sec IS. Of . " I sec Sc. tp Z. IL e,
ss't four hundred dollars. - 10.
Byfne ] 8. lot 5. sQr 5. Hoes r. City.
as't fifty dollars. % IS.
Byrne ", lot s. %: 5. Bosxier City,
as't nity dollars. $ IS
Bohns Theo A, l6O acrcs 4 imp ia
s.ecs II / %, tp 5, 10 9, as't three hum
dred dollars. q 60
Barker Mra Marie. l60 acres 4 imp in
Up 5, III .. at one hundred twenty
dollars. % 3d.
barker John, two hundred acres & |
imp In tr 5. II e, as't three hundrei |
dfty live dollars. IS.
k0rksinli 20 3. 163 .scras-I15 acres
J v sec 81. l6l acres " Of sw sec
-. $50 acres in sec 3. aud .
B>c ~. l6O acres IN d . Soc -. III IN |
tp =. : " = As't niEs hanared any dot
l<n, 10 -
1altstc "a. one 1ioaeiag ~, mill, -
- tho1aand 1sllars. - 70.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1897-05-08


and imp known ~ the SingletAry rract
IN Bogne Ch:tto River, Up s, Is .. asi
ono Thousand dolls, IL 10.
Riene Airs Blanche, twenty i've acres
aud imp ON Bayou C.stainx, east oil
Vaudeville, ss't two hundred dolls, 4 10.
Riviene Griffin, one hundred sixty
acres ard imp iD tp 5, 10 ., ss't two
hun :ired itty-dve dolls, s 95.
Richertlson John, llO .cres and imp
seq 3, tp S, Toe, asst onS hundred dolls,
60.
Rogers Geo W, lGO 0O-l00 acres and
imp-l4O 5000 acres in Il sec 10,
also tina. portion Ut " u Of II sec
Is, tip 6, T IL e, containing twenty msfes,
more or less, west Of the Leo Ferry
Road, at eleven hundred iolr, 10 60.
R.vierre Melville, one acre ard imp
cast side Of Bayou LAco.-sLe, bounded
north BY lands Of Francois carerr, and
south, cast and west by hands II Mrs
Anatols Cousin, est seventy-fvs dolls,
4 Is.
Kob&rts0n Mrs. L. lots 1 and 5, SCR /,
cor Keller a:,a Fiast sts, and imp, Bos-
si.r city, asst ave hundred dolls, 9 90.
Robert 4 r, Ia acres anil imp, > X
Of Of n IA Of ne Ia. = IA u
a IA sec p, 'p 8, r II ., asst nine
hu: deed fortr-swo dolls. IL ..
Robert Nrx G, 43 5O-lOO acres. NOR.
or lee and imp ON east tank II B.you
Liberty, ~ acres and Is 5Q-lQQ acre. %
B,yOm t~sombc, rdjOining Ducre's est
ens l,andresl fur,y dolls, I 20.
kivierrs Emile, forty acres aud i'm )
east side IL b ,you LAoombs =. soc r..
tpS, - =, asst three iandlel Sorty.avs
d0Hs, 8 30. :
Randall Mary r, fAy-thresa srrs and
mp cost siio II R.yoa uks6Sn,~. ~
twenty siivu dolls, 50.
ist;uss~ax Hrs y !, ls9 2l-lOo .cr.s
Icing he { crth Is OF , - and -
II - - AMI , D l-Aed awl-4 -
y, ~ =, f15 ., as't sue hasdsc1 dels,
10. So IS
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1897-05-08

Kemp Carrie Mrs. hts 4.5.6.7.8
$40. "a, 4. 4 imp. as'd 44OU s. IL
Lsopald " Airs. lots SO 10. tqs
81 Div D. Robert ,d.stioI. ns':'
SIS 81 %
Mti.ling Mary Mr,. lot ) sqr 2
Div ID Salme:. addition for Ia xes
Of 1894. 1895 4 1896. ~s'd. $25
IS Is
McnsnJ.z 4. 4 acres along si1e
tl,e ;salmen m'f'g.o. bounded south
by public rn.s, Ioadin. 10 l.i,nrEiln
Landing. west side N o & NEi< Il.
aec A.. Up 8. T 14e. as'd 500. 81 60
i;ol.ert K r. lot Z cqr 10. lot !
sqr % 5 acres l. lump prrt If 9
portion of u " ri s . SEC Is. Up
3. r "a e. NJ d $500. Sc 60
S,dler Terence. LOT 3 sqr ID l. Imp.
as'd $50. g 80
raba James, 46 acres h imp, lots
2 l. 3. $50 IA. tp 8. IA e. asa
$500. 80 10
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1897-05-08

DIR Sebastian. twenty-one acres 4
imp in 9 cor sec 6. tp s, II Q. asst one
hundred fifty dolls, 5 IS.
dolls. 3.
Ducre Auguste, fifty acres side
OF Bayou Lacombe, Up 8, Is e, as't
twenty-five dolls, 3 80.
Davely Alex six acres 4 imp III tp s,
+ IS e, on Bayou Lacomhe, asst one
hundred forty dolls, 1t IL 4 Is mills, for
1895 & 1896, 3 o..
Ducre Aristide. one acre & imp side
Bayou Lacombe, tp 8, + l3 e, asst
twenty-five dolls, 3 60.
Decker ". 100 acres and imp W Of
NV / Gw ! Of . W sec 10, tp 3. IA e,
asst i've hundred dolls, ~ 90.
Davignon Paul. fonr acrcs-a certain
parcel Of land cne and cne-balf miles
Of Jacksonville, east Of Turnpike Road.
bounded on the west by lands Of + Per-
r;r. east and north by A Camden. and
south by laad Q: william Cooper. asst
twenty-five dolls, 4 g..
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1897-05-08

Evans john est Of, six bundre,i acres
4 imp on West Pearl River. bounded
BY lands of PIT Welsh and Chas Magee,
as't two hundred fifty dolls. 5 IS.
Evans Joe, ferry acres 4 imp in !
sec ID. tp O., ii e, ss't one hundred
alty Rolls. 5 Rs.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1897-05-08
8lilell.
Asskssxxsr Is MlLLs. PoLL T..
AM C0sf.

Bfe~nx II q Mira Lot 3 4 imp
ss'd $50 ~ IS
Cssckburn H e. LIT l. i,.p pari If
'to'.ers tract adjoining e n L,rto..
h,t CDR 2I.a l. BesamSon sts. AID
$l25 IS %
OOusiu a.pevieve Mrs. IS .cres
lot 8.sw ssc 10. tp .. T IL 9. as'.l
$500 Is 60
D.vis Mrs Mary 4. lnt 8, "a 2. 4
imp. As'.l $500 IS ~
r.. -in.ux ] q. 8 aciea in l0l IL
seC .. II, 3 ~ =. SD $780, - Gu
t;ais.e. Paris IL *..e~ + imr. 4
i'art Il Gus,naal. ira..t j. 80 A d.
.. II :. - SIS. - -
tjo,s:,e y O. acre il 80 IS. ~
.. 1 ~ \ nd 4lGO Is =
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1897-05-08

fifty two dolls, 6 80
Levy Isaac, lot -, sqr ., Bcssiel
City, asst fifty dollars, 2 IS.
Laibrook w r, lots 1 4 5, Bossicl
City, asst on hundred dolls, 8 60.
Lee Lesseigne, l2O acres 4 imp, tp 3
r 10, e, asst two hundred nifty dolls
6 SIS.
Lloyd Jack, 100 acres 4 imp, to 5, /,
IL e, asst two hundred sixty dolls, Z.
iindOre Noel, ten acres 4 imp west
side Of Bayou Lacombe, being lots A,
y, G, d, asst one hundred ten dolls,
1 Is. :
Litch William. eighty acres aud imp,
. Of u sec IL, tp g. IL ., as'i
one hundred fifty dolls. 5 Is.
London John, 800 acres, more or less,
in tp 8, IA e, asst i've hundred dolls,
8 co.
Lafrere Emile, heirs of, twelve acres
and imp on Tchefuncta river. adjoining
the old Parent place, asst thirty dolls,
2 IS.
Lswler L, l62 acres { imp ON N O I
N E Il r two miles from 6lidell, asst
two hundred dolls, 5 10.
"
Maunsel Ed, lots z Z 8, sqr ", Bos-
sier City. asst two hundred dolls, s 10.
Murphy VIM N, lot 6, sqr 6, B0esier
City, asst nifty dolls, 8 85.
Moulton James, lot Z, sqr 5, Bossier
City, asst flfty dolls, 5 IS.
Mercier J A, lot 8. sqr II, Rossier
City, as't 1fty dolls, s s..
Merkel w II, eighty-six acres imp
IN sec -, tp ., II e, on Abita river,
asst 400 dolls, 10.
Millener + H, 10 acres, W !. Of 9
y INV Of 8 e sec =. tp 5, rI0e.
as't two hundred seventy dolls, s Is.
Millener J H. 459 acres, " u Of
" : lots 5, 1, 5. sec -, lots { 3& Sc
4 oinw AnwN Of Sc y { sec IS,
/ 10 e, lot Z, sec -. lot /. sec 81, u Z,
II g, OF sc y, sec -, v i q >
u, sec =, tp =, :, II =, as't ono thOu-
,a1d thirty dols, = g.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1897-05-08

Quave Rosemon. ooe th0n sand acres
and imp known ~ the Sinsletsry rFact
IN Bogue Ch:tto River, Up s, Is .. asi
ono thousand dolls, IL 10.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1897-05-08

Grace Joseph B, fhirtY-cight acres 4
imp. l,ts 2 4 ) in sec l. FPS I'll e, as't
tso hundred dftesn dolls, q s..
Griffin Neel. ten acres 4 imp, . part
Of &c >, tp 6, II 9. ..s't Quo iu.aresl
forty dolls, s -.
tlnnt john g. lnts I, 3. 6, z, 3. ., II,
III. a. sqf 81. B0ssier City. as't four
Hundred dolls. B To-
Galloway .Toan, 100 asres land Z imp
sec r. :. 10 as't Two hundred nine
u dolls, IS.
Gresn Robert. one hunlrel & sky
:.,sres. " u . u v / or SOC 6, tp &.
IS =, asti Is dofa, I s.
9sE1ete Ely ~ acres ! IMP il tp 1,
10 q, 80 90 h1niro1 GflY dols, 5 IS.
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1897-05-08

Farvo !amonr. ei.h:y-t!,reu acres 4
imp ia secs II L 70. t. z, t2e, asst one
hundred City coils. S S.
Fanra Widow E, twelve acros situated;
east Of AIand evile on Bayou Castainc,
as't twelve dolls. Z s.
Earve Mrs ii A, sixty-niLe Ares in tn
a.r IL e. State lacd, as't twenty i've
dolls, 2 81.
Fields Tory, eighty acres 4 ir,p. lot
5, sec %. and v Il = / SEQ a. to
$, II e, ass eighty do:s. 4 50.
Fields T. eighty acres : imp, . ! Of
/ sec "a. 3. lie as't $50, 81 80
franklin Lena. one acre 1 imp IN SCI
A. tp 8. II e. asst twenty dolls, = 40
Foster Mrs Eliza, ten acres joining
FRIDAY Porter's tract, as: one hundred
txenty-one dolls. 4 80.
Yields Morris, thirteen acres and imp
il ap 8, - Q. as. forty dolls, 3 20.
Farwell : z. ninety three aud sixty-
four one-hundrcdtLs acres, designated
a lots 4 8. lot CON aiming thirty-two
acres. lot crntaining twenty seven and
sixty -four one-lnndredths acres, aud
thirtv-fonr acres and imp. bounded
north by lands Of E 4 samor,, south BY
lot z. east by 10. 8, and west b, rche-
functA River, known ~ portion Of the
Parent tract, as't four hun,lred aois, 31l.
Fields William, Que hundred sixty
s.nd ninety eight one-hundredths acres
. ! Of n sec q, " Of Inc SEC ~,
fp9 .. II Z. as't one hundred sixty dolls.
s so
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1897-05-08

lvA@N01SO1BV 000OO
ASSESSMENT Is Mills, Poll Tax
AND Cosc.
Baze Leo milia Miss. 5 lois l. imp
As'd $3.50. 81 IS
Balkan Rect Mrs, 4 lrtA l. imp
on Morgan 1t. ns'tl Sl25. - 90
B..ham Nicholas est. 1 lots ON St
Ann Ut, bounded by NJ Dicks prop
erty h 18th q, .no-sixth of tl,a lcis
sold (" r euro T. ]. Bradley. as'd
$50. q IS
euro F l. Bradley J Il, one-sixth
Of 4 iots un St Ann ct. bounded Ivy
N Dicks propest; l. 4th It. from cot
Nicholas Bahan. for taxes Of 1895,
as'd 80. - rs
Dnpart Gnstave. ~ lots i imp
car. RampaI & Cedar Ats, assl
$3.50. IS 80
La Ssssier L0ui< est. 10 arps,.te
4 inn. frortiug Om 1'.befunc.a !tiver.
part swsmp. as'd $3.50 81 3s
St. Tammany farmer. [volume] (Covington, La.) 1874-current, 1897-05-08

Green Chas, ono hun dred sixty and
eishty-f1ve one-hnndredths acres aud
imp ! sec II. IT. 6, II ., as't one
hundred seventy dolls. S IS.
Garrison W Ii, 0ns nundrcd forty-t@o
NJ Il twelve one-hnndre.iths acres 4 imr
lot $ Is. ise sec II X Of
SIC 20. tp >. Is c, .s't two hundred
eighty. five dolls. z 40.
Galloway IL snry. three rcres. Oein E u
portion Of . ! OF g sec 5, IN 8, Is e,
a,'t ten dois, 8 25.
tilass Eli, cighty-two and eight one
hnl.dre!tlis acres. being the scn hern
portion OF d e I sec %. TIP s. IL &, as't
eighty five dolls. 40.
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1897-07-08
BIG FRANCHISE.
More Than 200 Miles Of Street Rail.
way to Be Built In Cook County.
New Company 10 Capitalized for $4,000.
ooo-Ons Project 10 He Carried Into
Eject Wni Re the Hauling of
Freight After o y. m.

CHICAGo. July An ordinance en-
towering the Metropolitan Traction
Co. To build more than 200 miles of
street railroads in Cook county has
been passed by the county board. The
roads over which the franchise rk-
tends cover every point in Cook county
outside Of the city Of Chicago, where
IL is now or is ever likely to become
deS rat To buill street railway
line. II ~ sail the Way has thus been
paved for & gantir combination of
the s'r,'I railways al Chicago, with
eve ui,urian line nov Ia existence
and - br : Ia hc lu,lt by the nrN com
pany. Unc project to I've CARRIED into
effect ~ The company will hr the car
rying at fri sht from every town aud
village in the county To the limits Of
the city alter Ii p M, wherc IL will he
bruuc ht over the city lines In the big
com hina;inH. In this way nearly
evcrs '.rn housr vii h. brought
with ra,y iii ,tanc' ~ ~ ANS o. trans
por,aiinn. The new company is capi-
tali1cd for slO.Ol0,0l0 and among its
rumnrrd hackers are mentioned j.
Pierpout Morgan. T. \ u Widrner,
w. !. EikIu> and Charles I. Nerkes,
together with the men backing the
General Electric 90 No money COM
pcnSaiinn To- the county treasury Is
prosrd. Il for by the or finance.
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1897-07-08
IN JEALOUS ANGER
10 L. Ih-a;ht Mrs N,ck slew William
GuIa-".upp- All Tn "a Cut the Bshy 10

10 Ia rh-a-ht Mr~ Mack slew William
Gula-".upP- AT Tn "a Cut the Bsty 10
Pieces
NFw YORK, July 2-That William
Guldrn ,uppc was murdered 10y somc-
one IN hit Of j 'alous anger, and his
body then cut in pieces and distribu-
ted about the city to conceal the crime,
is the apparent solution o New York $
murder mystery. The latest evidence
is this: Mrs Mack, the mid wife, who
lived With Guldrn Suppe, says she quar-
relied with HIM on the day the crime Is
supposed tn have been committed.
Mack, the woman's husband, whom
she deserted Tor Guldensuppe, says
she was subject To fits of Jealous anger.
and on two occasions chased him with
a butcher knife and saw, which were
found in the woman's apartments
Sh il identified by a pcdIler as hav-
ing bought uilcloth similar TO that in
which pieces of the corpse were wrap
ped. On Saturday Mrs. Mack and an
unknown man hired horse and surrey
and were gone from $50 Ia p. m.
Saturday. he horse ~as returned
covered with foam and dust When
found by the police esrly "Wednesday
morn ny Mrs Mack was making hasty
preparations To leave the city. She
says Guidcnsuppc is alive, but tells
contradictory stories.
She j. under arrest on suspicion of
being concerned in the crime. The
charge of murder has not been brought
against her. There are one or two
other things which yet remain undis'
covered. The man who took the mys'
terious surrey ride with Mrs. Mack is
yet To- bc found. lie is believed t. b
Martin III, m. another lover OF the
midwir. Ihc search for the victiu'>
head is bring pushed. as il is desired
to make the carpsr usrlst' and for
| furthcI evidence.
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1897-07-08
Queen & Crescent.

During the Tennessee Centennial and In
ternational Exposition at Nashville, Tenn;
a low rate special tariff has been established
for the sale of tickets from Cincinnati and
other terminal points on the Queen Cres-
cent Route.
Tickets are on sale daily until further mo-
tice to CHATTANOOGA at S6.75 one way or 81 70
round trip from Cincinnati, the round trip
tickets being good seven days to return
other tickets, with longer return limit, at
50 90 and at Sl3.50 for the round trip.
These rates enable the public to visit
Nashville and other Southern points at rates
never before offered. Nestibuled trains OF
the finest class are at the disposal OF the
passenger. affording a most pleasant trip,
and enabling one to visit the very inter
esting scenery and important battle-grounds
in and about Chattanooga, Lookout Noun
tain and Chiekamauga National Military
Park. Tickets to Nashville to visit the
Centennial can he repurchased at Chatta-
nooga for $40 round trip. Ask your ticket
agent for tickets via Cincinnati and the Y.
& G.. Route South or write to
w. c. RINEARSON, Gent Pass'r Agent,
Cincinnati, %.
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1897-07-08

- S.IIS - .4ie best
time to. -.e the question of wages,
as during the summer the men can
make use of their little garden plots
IN obtaining subsistence. The needs
of clothing are not SO great as in win
ter.
The proposed scale is intended by
the miners TO make work for miners
profitable to them in the Pittsburgh
district and elsewhere. Pittsburgh,
as claimed, is paying "a cents per ton
and Ohio 81. To make the differential
what the Ohio operators claim it ought
to be they threaten to reduce Ohio
miners to As cents per ton, or nine
cents below Pittsburgh. The miners
propose, if possible, to raise Pittsburgh
prices so as to.prevent a reduction in
Ohio to As cents, and the possibility of
even a farther reduction here in case
Pittsburgh should keep on lowering as
Ohio lowered to maintain the differen-
tial of nine cents.
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1897-07-08
Natoriaas For<~r Arrested.

ATLANTIC CRY. y. !. July AT
the rsquest of w. { Davenport. OF
woodford county, Iowa, Rig Dick
l.cunox. the notorious forger, was ar
rested Thursday afternoon by Dctcc-
tive Petit, and is now held awaiting
requisition papers rom Gov. Griygs.
lie i wanted in Sioux City, Ia. Tor
raising two drafts. one from SIG TO
sl.eoJ on the Security bank of that
city. and one from SIS to ls9o on the
Corn Exchange bank Of the same city.
Both drafts were purchased at Huron.
Oak. in the name of r. J. Hamilton.
The forgerics were very cleverely exc
cuted
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1897-07-08

The pages Of the house, senate and
supreme court are greatly distressed.
The sergeants-at-arms of these bodies
recently issued . joint order forbid.
ding the pages to report for duty at.
tired In bicycling costumes. This or.
der Is considered an especial hardship,
In view of the fact that long-estab-
lished rule requires all the youngsters,
except the head pages, to wear knee
trousers The rule requires that no
pages shall be retained In the service
beyood the age OK 10. The fact is thss
.he majority of them are more than 10.
q I'D . number are between IS and 30
years old.
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1897-07-08
Christian Endsavor Excursionists.

RENO, New, July a-Superintenden
J. Il. Wright, of the Southern Pacific,
has been here making arrangements
for Christian Endeavor traffic expect
ed next week. Col. Wright said it
would take so trains of ten cars each
to carry the excursionists. The
trains will run about - minutes apart
All freights will be abandoned. 1t is
expected trains will begin passing
Reno Monday afternoon. Fifty big
mountain engines and so crews will be
sent from Sacramento to Wadsworth
Sunday