Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1897-02-11
GENERAL NEWS.

| hC uclNu vi ptH. 10 SHelDy, Ol
Adrian, Mo-, is expected.
The steamer Natchez was seri-
ously injured below Vicksburg.
Senator George, of Mississippi,
is a little improved from his dan
gerOus illness.
Thirty fine horses were killed in
"A collision on the Illinois Central
railroad near Tolena, Ill.
Joseph l.. Rawlins defeated Mos
es Thatcher for U. 5. Senator from
Utah. A contest is probable.
The British Venezuelan arbitra-
ton treaty has been duly signed
and sent to Venezuela for ratifca-
ton.
Up to Feb. 4th there had been
3,s41 deaths out of 5,09S cases of
the bubonic plague, at Bombay,
India.
The Birmingham (Ala.) Rolling
Mills will be converted into the
largest steel mill south of Pitts
burgh.
The Missouri Legislature will
consider a bill to prohibit railroad
employees from flirting with female
I passengers.
Spain has promulgated a Cuban
Reform decree to go into operation
as soon as the rebellion is suffi-
GENTLY confined.
NJ. B. Leonard, telegraph super
intendent of the G.. d d. K. r., died
of a cancerons growth in the
throat, at Richmond, Va.
Cyrus F. BREEDER, Cashier of the
First National of Bethlehem, Pa,
stole $4,000 of the banks money
and is soiournin2 in Canada.
In the Tennessee Legislature the
House killed the Senate bill re-
ducing salaries of all the State Of
ficials except that of the Governor.
The new tariff bill will restore
the Mckinley rates on lumber ex-
cept that white pine is restored to
the 1883 rate, which is double the
Mckinley rate.
The ice-gorges in the Ohio river
are playing hob with the steam
boats and other river craft. The
Buckeye State was sent aground
below Louisville.
The Southern Mutual Building
and Loan Association. of Atlanta,
Ga, liabilities of Sl,000,000, is al
legged to be insolvent and is in the
hands of receiver.
1t is reported that Mckinley is
compelled to reconstruct his CabI-
net and leave Sherman and Alger
out, owing to the hostility of the
Foraker faction in Ohio.
The Indiana Supreme Court says
the case of Brown and Sexton, the
Louisville officers who killed John
Rippey at Salem, Ind, by mistake
and In self. defense, is not bailable.
Cuban sharpshooters are making
a special target of Gen. Weyler.
His horse was shot under him near
Santa Clara and he has several
times narrowly escaped bullets.
Theo. A. Havemeyer testified be-
fore the LexOw Committee in New
York that he wouldn't go into any
business unless he could make Is
to 20 per cent. out of it. He is Vice
President of the "Sugar Trust"
Maj. Alfred A. Hartridge, of Sa-
vannah, Ga, belonging to one of
best families, raised two stock GER
tificates of the Southwestern X. r.
and went to Europe. A reward of
5000 is offered for his capture.
Addison Cammack, born in Ken
lucky about 20 years ago, famous
as one of the most daring operators
on the New York Stock Exchange,
has retired, with a fortune of mil
lions. He offers his Exchange seat
for sale.
The Northwestern National Bank
of Great Falls, Montana, has sus-
pended. The assets and liabilities
are each about $4,000. The Of
ficers say the defalcatlon of Cash
Ter Benton ID. Hatcher for $lS0,0O0
caused the trouble.
The President, on recommends
tion of the Secretary of the In
terror for reasons of economy, has
signed the order disseminating ten
out of the eighteen pension agen-
cies in the United States. Louis
willie is one of the abolished agen-
cies. Kentucky pensioners will get
their payments from Washington
after Sept. l, when the order goes
into effect. Something near $780,
900 per year will be saved by the
new order Of things.