Clarksville evening chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn) 1886-1890, 1888-12-19
POINTED PARAGRAPHS.


Spicy Manner.
Gen. Harrison continues to be besieged by
callers
Mrs. Chief Justice Waite is quite i'll at
Washington.
The residence of Jack Haines Of Rockport,
Ind, was robbed of $500.
The house will take holiday recess from
December q to January.
The southern soldiers are not applying for
positions in the Inauguration parade.
Deputy Marshal John Schwenn, Of Belle
vue, O., suicided by shooting himself.
Allen o. Myers trial is rapidly drawing to
close, with little probability of convic-
ton.
Russell Harrison denies the charges that
$40, 900 of Republican campaign money was
stolen.
Fewer applications for Office have come
from Indianians than from the citizens OF
any other state,
Tom Harrington accidentally shot William
Sanders while the two were out hunting near
Darlington, KY.
Three more witnesses were heard in the
Chesrown trial at Ashland, o., but nothing
new was elected.
Sherman announces that he does not desire
his friends to signify his willingness to accept
cabinet position
Nathaniel j. Bradlee, well known archi
tect of Boston, died on a railroad train while
on his way to Keene, N. H.
The president-elect party have secured ac-
commodations for sixteen people at the Eb-
bitt house for the Inauguration.
Frank Miller, of Wilmot, o., suicided by
jumping into creek after having bound his
hands and feet to insure success.
Utah Gentiles protest against the territory
being made a state, because it would turn the
state over to the Mormon priesthood.
Catherine Gearhart commenced suit
against Thomas Little, at Chillicothe for
breach of promise of marriage and seduc-
ton.
Matt Byron, who lived near Owingsville,
KY, aged fifty and unmarried fell dead
while preparing for bed. Heart disease
probably the cause
Warner Brothers, hustle manufacturers, at
Bridgeport, Conn, have shut down, and at
tribute their action to Mrs. Cleveland's cru
SADIE against the article
Darius Wall, of Talmage, O., while walk
ing on the track of the New York, Pennsyl
vana & Ohio railroad, was struck by an ex
press and instantly killed
William Moore, in Jail ut Charlottesville
Ind, for robbery committed at Waveland
last week. confessed, duplicating George
Shepherd, who was also arrested.
John Kratz, aged forty seven, employed IN
the Riverside steel works at Benwood, W
Va. was run over by Baltimore a. Ohio
freight train and instantly killed.
n
} Gently deposed from the ministry by the Ohio
Methodist Episcopal conference, has been re
} instated by the judicial conference.
Much complaint is heard against thu
avarice of Washington hotelkeepers ant
owners of other available quarters for club
and troops desiring to attend the Inaugural
ton.
David Jones, aged seventy, while walking
along the track of the New York, Pensylva
mia & Ohio railroad, in Hubbard, O., wa
run over by a switching train and frightfully
mangled.
9 The president has nominated Leon I
Bailey, of indianapolis, to succeed Unitet
States District Attorney Sellers, resigned
The Republicans say they will not permit hi
nomination to be confirmed.
Miners employed in the coal mines of tn
Wheeling Mining and Manufacturing com
= pany and Kasley & Brooks have struck for
9 change in the manner of paying SO that the.
might receive pay for all the coal dug.
Samuel Malloy, living near Marion, O.
was shot by Dan. Fritz, of the Fritz house
= Saturday night, while trying TO force hi
= way into the place Malloy will probabl
recover, while Fritz is out on $500 bail
At Sandusky, O., Mrs. J. $. Cleverton wa
robbed of small sachel containing $50 i
currency, a valuable gold watch and chat
% and several articles of jswelry, valued in a
;. Mt $3.50 The sachel was stolen from her cal
"a riage.
Theodore Shotwell of the defnnct firm @
n Shotwel Clerihew & Lothman, has been il
: tictcd at Minneapolis, Mimi. for larceny
He is charged with obtaining $4,000 frol
tho Northwestern National bank on tn
' strength of false statement
= The special meeting of the board of pa
:, dons at Columbus, o.. is called TO considC
" the application for communication of sentenC
. of Mrs. Garrett to life imprisonment, SCI
~ :, fenced to hang in January for the murder {
W her two imbecile stepdaughters
- John Terfinger, aged hftceN and Charl
- Watson aged fourteen, of Findlay O., we
found guilty of stealing and destroyir
about $500 worth of oil well supplies al
sentenced to the state reform school at La
er caster until they reach their majority.