Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1897-05-28
THE RACKET FAILURE.
THE ATTACHMENTS HAVE REACHED
s24,29e.75.
stock Now Being Appralsed-suIt in Nash
Vile Too-Not Known whether the
store Can Reopen or Not.

Kugler, was forced to the wall, and
his entire indebtedness, including
much not due, is now represented by
an aggregate of something more than
$4,000.
An effort has been made to get the
details of the affair, which is one gen.
orally regretted by the people of
Hopkinsville and surrounding coun-
try.
The complete list of attachments,
with amounts, order of filing and at
torneys is given below:
G. B. Rouss, New York, Sl1 ,257 29,
John Phelps.
Bank of Hopkinsville, $1Ol780, G.
III. Bush.
Mrs. Mary E. Taylor, Hopkinsville,
$i072.17, G. H. Bush.
H. q G. FEEDER, Cincinnati, 81 ,O53,
Wood & Son.
Mark & Silk, Cincinnati, 1886. 10,
Wood & Son.
Herman Bros. Lindaur e. Co.,
Nashville, ST $50, Wood & Son.
Phillips & Butlorff, Nashville,
$204.38, Wood e. Son.
j. S. Reese & Co., Nashville. S328.-
So, Wood & Son.
Bray Clothing Co, Louisville,
$56S.82, Wood & Son.
Pratt, Simmons q Kraunick, ST.
Louis, $472.02, Wood & Son.
Morgan, Hamilton Co., Nashville,
Sl01S5, Wood & Son.
Carter Dry Goods Co., Louisville,
S458.43, Wood & Son.
King Brinsmade Co., St. Louis,
$5643G, Wood & Son.
Mendel, Costing g. Co., Cincinnati,
$8l.25, Wood & Son.
Louis Ichenhauser q Son, Cincin-
natl, $262,70, Anderson & Aliens
worth.
j. Il. Fall & Co., Nashville, S394l7,
Wood & Son.
A. f Shopleigh Hardware Co., st.
Louis, $4,000, Wood & Son.
The Aims u Doepke Co., Cincin-
natl, S288.52, Anderson & Aliens
worth.
Swaun-Abraham Hat Co., Louisville,
$3.50, Anderson q Allensworth.
B. Plaut, Cincinnati, 1882, Ander-
son and Allensworth.
Tapp, Leathers Il Co, Louisville,
S78.2S, Anderson & Allensworth.
Saml Cupples Woodenware Co.,
St Louis, $l68, Anderson & Aliens
worth.
National Wall Paper Co. New York
$808.0l, j. l. Landes.
Geo. H. Dean a. kite Bros. ,Cincin.
natl, $l69.85, Wood & Son.
Stephen Putney & Co., Cincinnati, |
$3l775, Anderson & Allensworth.
Equity National Bank, Cincinnati,
S44368, W. T. Fowler.
Sweet, Dempsey q Co, Chicago,
$72.49, Wood & Son.
The F. H. Lawson Co., Cincinnati,
1896 81, Wood & Son.
These 28 attachments aggregate
$23,S0975. In addition there are
three others as follows:
John Maier, st Louis, $l96, j. D.
Hays.
j. B. Lewis & Co., Boston, sos, j.
D. days
The Ault Woodenware Co., Gin
cinnati, SITS, Feland & Son.
These suits are brought to recover
goods in the depot and enroute and
prevent their seizure under the gener-
al attachments. These debts amount
to $479.
The sheriff began taking steps yes
terday to have the stock appraised
and find out the exact condition of
aLairs.
Messrs. E. b. Bassett, j. M. Frankel
and Q. r. Clark are now appraising
the stock and expect to complete
the work in four or five days,
Mr.. Kugler will wait until this is
done and will then see what he can
do about adjusting his affairs. He
still hopes to be able to make some
by which he can re-
sumo business.
The complications growing out of
the failure have caused a suit at
as shown by the following
from the American:
III. & 6. FEEDER, of Ohio, filed bill
in the Chancery Court yesterday
against j. ii Kugler, of Kentucky,
and F. Nj. Hill, w. II. Mcneil and
the Tennessee Centennial Exposition
Company The bill recites that
while defendant Kugler was engaged {
IN mercantile business at Hopkins. {
vile be became indebted to complain. /
ants in the sum of $l,0S6,04. Com {
claimants charge that he has recently
.ailed in business and has been since
'raudulently removing Lis property
% Tennessee to avoid process in Ken :
lucky. The bill further recites that ,
defendants Hill and Mcneil have
purchased about 1000 gallons OF
Parattine oil from Kvgler, and that
hey are under con tract with the
Centennial Company for the oiling
Il the floor OF the building. Com. is