Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1897-02-04
STATE NEWS.

Shelbyvllle News, died.
The Mt. Sterling Sentinel-Dem-
ocrat is now issued semi-weekly.
Princeton had a $4,000 fire,
and Madisonville a $50, 900 one last
week.
w. ii. Sandford, aged IS, for
sixteen years Circuit Clerk of Owen
Co., died at Owenton.
WIN. Bridges, the Mt. Sterling
tailor, aged II years, fell on the
ice and broke his thigh.
Carey F. Afford, of Lexington,
father of ex-Lieut. Gov. NJ. C. AL
ford, made an assignment.
Monday was the first annivers-
ary of the discovery of the murder
of Pearl Bryan, near Newport.
An old grudge caused Gully
Dalton to shoot and kill John Cool
ey, a section hand, at Somerset.
Prof. Franci 'ody, Presi-
dent of the Lou, tai c.
lege, died at Fort M rid
Justin Martin, of ID. rry,
aged II years, took for Ia, h -
wife Malinda Stubbins, aged l6.
Henry Cooper, of Robertson
county, was arrested at Maysvil!e
while trying to cash forged check.
Elmer Brents and Charles
ears, of Albany, wound up spree
ad their lives by drinking hot
ops.
Five ladi"e .rnre ,.1..'n
Frankfort A,. .....
qualification .or 5, ~ upcr-
tendent.
DIR. J. F. Rinehart, of Spring
field, is attempting to raise Mrs.
VIM. Dearinger's 2-pound baby in
an incubator.
Alex Abbott, of near Cogswell,
Rowan Co. was held under $4,000
bond at Morehead on charge of
poisoning his wife.
Robert L. Baldwin, son of Col.
Bill Baldwin, died at Maysville.
He was aged 80 years and was
prominent IN business and politics.
State Superintendent David
son rules that 20 school days, and
not all the school days in a calen
dar month, constitute a school
month under the law.
Some law to put down mobs
and lynching is said to prompt
Gov. Bradley's desire for an extra
session of the General Assembly
more than anything else.
Nose Burlington. U. S. Deputy
Marshal, was suspended from office
because of the indictment charging
him with leading the mob that
lynched a negro at Henderson.
The Barbourville Bradley
Guards will be disbanded, but not
court-martialed, as the civil au-
thorities will prosecute those
against whom there are charges.
-Covington's curfew law re-
quires the arrest of all persons un-
der 16 years old found on the
streets after s 80 o'clockp.m.i in win
ter and after 8 o'clock in summer.
The Republican officials at
Frankfort have been so worried by
the ill management of the State in
that bill for creating a
State Commission to manage the
is talked Of.
Walter S. Mason, a Ky. Nc
Kinley elector, was married to Miss
Ella Hooker, at Mayfield. Both are
of that town. The bride is a
daughter of ex-County Judge j.
W. Hooker.
In Greenup county, John Win
go gave IA dance. Pretty Sallie Ann
Pennington was there. Wingo and
Tom Bradley each wanted to dance
with her. A fight resulted in which
Bradley stabbed Wingo to the
heart with a machete.
Lula Howard, a white woman
sent from Louisville about two
years ago to serve a 3-year term in
the Frankfort penitentiary, gave
birth to child last week. She
charges the child's paternity to the
former prison electrician.
Mrs. A. f. Stone was granted
a divorce, restored to her maiden
name Eva Rainwater, and was mar
ried to John Parish in the court
room at Paducah, all in the space
of one hour. Her ex-husband wit
messed the whole proceedings.