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

) Miss Sudfc Moss, of Paducah
died of criminal operation. She
was aged %, and was handsome
and prominent young lady. She
charged on her death bed that
Hannah House, celored, performed
the abortion. Another young wo-
man died there under similar cir
cumstances recently, and another
colored woman will probably be ar
rested. a number of scandalous
exposures are threatened.
"A witness tried to indict the
law firm composed of Henry l..
Stone and Watson A. Sudduth be-
fore the Louisville grand jury last
week, charging that Detective Jim
Gorley bribed the witness as ju-
ror to decide the fee suit of Stone
& Sudduth against Mason, Hoge Il
Co. in favor of the former. Messrs.
Stone, Sudduth and Gorley all de-
nounce the attempt in unmeasured
terms as having no sort of found:-
tion in fact.
Near Brownsville, Eugene and
J. l. Carrier, Nathan and Luther
Scaggs on one side and G. w.
Hazelip and his son Alphonso on
the other side fought over the al
legged seduction of the Carriers sis
ter by Alphonso Hazelip. Forty
shots more or less were fired, eight
hitting human flesh. G.. w. Hazelip
was hit in the groin and hand, his
son Alphonso in the breast, arm
and side, Nathan Scaggs in the
shoulder, and Ben Scaggs, a by
stander. IN the arm. The elder
Hazelip is President of the Gray
son County Bank and an uncle of
State Treasurer G. w. Long. The
Carrier brothers have a store across
Green river from Brownsville.
Mt. Olivet, Ky, Jan. 90
Especial to Courier-J journal. by
the last will of Charles Bramel, the
wealthy land owner and tobacco
dealer of this county, whose request
to be buried in a stone coffin filed
with whisky was not complied with,
he bequeaths to his daughter, Mrs.
Picket, of Santa Monica, Califor-
MIA, a farm containing 800 acres. BY
a former will Mr.Bramel had disin-
herited Mrs. Picket. Her life thus
far has been an eventful one. Sep
arated from the lover of her choice,
young man Of very limited means,
she married the more prosperous
Mr.. Picket, whom her father ia
vored. This union not proving con-
genial, a divorce was procured and
he married her early lover. After
his death, her father still unrelent-
ira, she emigrated to California,
N.g.n she again met and welded
y. ricket, her former husband.
T. t,ath she is again left widow
,.:a two children, whom she has
fp supporting Tor years by dress
,a. 1g.
e Louisville grand jury in its
=. charged that the city govern
'r.a l. honeycombed with official
Corruption, and returned indict-
ments against fifteen persons, az
follows: r. Z. King, President of
the Board of Alderman, three in
dictments for gaming and one for
bribery; Major Sebastian Gunther,
Assistant Chief of Police, malfeas-
ance in office; Patrolman Nicholas
Varilla, malfeasance; Patrolman
Steve Condley, malfeasance; Alder
man j. K. Leatherman, three for
gaming and one for conspiracy
Alderman C. j. Jenne, three for
setting up game; Alderman r. o.
Breuer, conspiracy to extOrt mon
ey; Alderman John DeGarmo, OBJ
tanning money by false pretenses;
Charles Kremer, Jr., Secretary of
the Board of Public Safety, con-
spiracy to aid in a false prosecu-
ton; James +. Drake, City Con-
tractor, conspiracy to extort mon
ey; Pat Ahearn, saloon keeper,
false prosecution conspiracy; Har-
ry Debo, false swearing and false
prosecution conspiracy; William
Kimball, false prosecution and false
swearing; John Gill, false swear
ing; Martin Donahue, conspiracy.