Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1897-05-20

Il fusion ticket for cornty Offices.
Judge Golden. of Knox Co.,
aged 90, County Judge, legislator,
lawyer and preacher, is dead.
"A. J. Tharp, Of Winston, was
elected Commander of the Ky. G..
a. II. ut the Lexington encampment
last week.
james Armitage at French
burg and G. NJ. Harmon at Lone
some are new Menifee county post
masters.
II. j. Medd, a New Orleans
lineman, killed himself with NOR
phine at the Lawson House, Bowl
ing Green.
DR.. Hunters health is impaired
by his political battles and he will
be compelled to go to summer re-
sort for rest.
j. J. Hetsch, Postmaster of
Newport, was indicted in the U. S.
Court at Covington on n charge of
embezzlemcnt.
The Ky. Mexican War veterans
met at Cynthiana last Wednesday
week. Next year they will meet
at Harrodsburg.
Speaker Blandford, of the Ky.
House, is thinking of going out
after the Republican Appellate
Clerk nomination.
-Farris & Whitley, of Boyle Co,
have engaged 400 acres of growing
wheat to Anderson & Spillman at
65 cents per bushel.
-Typhoon ii. won the Louis
vile Derby race, defeating Orna-
ment by hall length. DIR. Cat
lett was a distant third.
Near Paris, Henry and Georgr
Wilmington had quarrel al
George was shot to death by Henry,
accidentally, it is claimed.
j. J. Hetsch. the cmbezzling
Newport postmaster, pleaded
guilty and was released on $4,000
bond, pending an appeal for pardon.
by 80 to 32 the Ky. House de-
feated the bill making women eli
gible to hold the Office of school
trustee and vote in elections for
that office.
j. a. Galloway sued the fadu-
cah lodge of a. p. \. for $4,000
damages for breaking his leg while
initiating him into the order. He
lost the suit.
DIR. UGH +. McNary, Supt.
the Ger i. h, m, at LAX
laue, : seess=at LoI-
isville. aa= 80 ippointee
Gov. Bradley.
Ed n. Air. egistry Clerk
in the Newport l. totlice. got IS
months hard labor in the Ohio pen.
for stealing registered letters. Par
don was refused.
David. Beckham, --r -.s
accidentally shot anu .,r
playmate Basil Abbott, q II
son, was sentenced to tei lays in
Jail for careless handling of fire
arms.
I'm freight wreck on the Gin
cinnati Southern railroad near Sa-
dieville Engineer John McGovern
was fatally injured and perhaps
also Switchman VIM. L. Winn.
Others of the train crew were
bruised.
Miss Clara Craddock, a prom
inent young society lady of Nun
fordsville, was seriously burned by
her clothing catching fire. Her
mother was also badly burned try
ing to extinguish her daughters
clothing.
Mrs. Flanuery, sister of John
w. Langley, was endorsed by SEN
ator Deboe for postmistress at
Prestonsburg. but the people there
say she can't get a house in the
town owing to their hostility to her
appointment.
Judge J. Soule Smith ("Fal-
CON-" has sued the Lexington Belt
Electric Light Co. for $4,000, al
leging that while he was alighting
the car was started, throwing him
to the street and breaking his arm
and bone.
AT Newmarket, Marion Co,
Geo. Surgeons barn burned. He
accused the Johnsons of doing the
burning. Sturgeon had fight with
VIM. johnson and his sons Henry
and John. Sturgeon was wounded
and John johnson fatally hurt.
The explosion of a saw-mill
boiler near Randolph, Metcalfe
Co., killed outright j. d. and L.
Ward, owners of the mill G. Brown,
white, and Simon kirkpatrick, col
ored, and fatally injured Virgil
Hundley and George Ward. VIM.
Ward was badly burned.
The widow of Henry C. Bark
ley was found in her kitchen, cloth
ed in her night-dress, with her
throat cut. 1t is thought that her
mind has become affected by the
death of her husband recently and
she attempted suicide. Her re-
covery is doubtful. She is a prom
inent Maysville lady.
DR.. j. F. Kimbley, of Ovens
boro, rich and influential Repub-
lican, resigned as Surgeon General
of the Ky. State Guard because
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