Clarksville evening chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn) 1886-1890, 1888-11-28
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zoar, KY, has new gasser.
Bert Thomas fatally cut Samuel Wadling-
ton, at Wnllonia, KY,
Gen. w. j. Sewell wife c1a daughter
paid visit to Gen Harrison.
Lulu W. Artey was burned to death at
Newark, o., while parching corn.
james Jameson was cholxed to death by
piece Of meat at his boarding house In Fort
Wayne, Ind
All of the Catholic churches in New
Albany, Ind, win celebrate Thanksgiving
with services.
Swift Brothers, OF Chicago, with immense
resrigerators and store rooms, will underscll
and drive out the local butchers.
Ben. Holton, colored, was sentenced at
New Albany, Ind. to twenty one years. inn
prisonment for killing George Emery.
A heavy frost fell at Jacksonville, Fla.
There were no new cases OF yellow fever.
Refugees may be able to return within ten
days.
At Winthrop, Me-, train of fifteen
cars we're precipitated into Lake Marina
cook. The high water had undermined the
track.
Hiram Pignan, who killed Craig Tolivor
in Rowan, KY, was run over by train az
Morehead and lost both legs. He will prob
ably die
A prairie fire overlook H. II. Sneppin
while he was asleep In ravine near Han
cock, Mimi, and he was so badly burned
that he died.
a shooting affray at Wan, l. r., resulted
in the death OF four Cherokee Indians,
George Starr, Isaac Gertie, Jessie Landruln
and Boge Henzan.
George B. Cox, inspector of oils, reports
great progress in purifying the oil trade:
also that OHIO furnished 65 per cent. Of the
state consumption.
George Gilbert and Glenn BloSgert, aged
sixteen and fourteen years, respectively, rel
through tbs ice at Charles City, Iowa, while
skating ana were drowned.
Charles and Henry Bohlman, of Auburn,
Wis, aged twelve and ten years, respec-
lively, were drowned in Mud Lake, Osceola.
They went on the ice, and broke through.
There is deficit of 25 per cent in the
Columbus centennial exposition fund There
is no guarantee fund TO fall back upon, and
all holders Of bills are requested to discount
IS per cent.
Emery S. Turner, formerly of Newburgh,
N Y. but recently of CorteE Col, was arr
rested at Boston, tor offenses committed in
the west, by detectives who followed him
over thirty-two hundred miles. 1896
The selection nf a jury occupied the entire,
day in the case OF alleged dynamite conspi-
rator John Hronek, at Chicago, indicted
with Frank ChapeK, Rudolph Sevie and
Frank Chlehourn az accessories.
Arthur e, Noel Reed stepson Of DR.. Rob
erts, of Kensington Square, London, and
nephew of Gen. Sir Frederick Roberts, COM
mitted suicide at the Rchelieu hotel, Mon
treaL Financial embarrassment
BY thee explosion of keg Of powder in
the store of George Farmer. at Scrulftown,
Pa, Bertha, a ten-year-old daughter, was
killed Farmer was fatally injured, and his
wife and two other children slightly.
J. G. Bennett, lawyer at Granl Forks,
Dak., left for Duluth with Florence Lspperd,
a young girl whom he brought from Eng
land lately, in time to escape citizens wrath
Bennett's wife and child arc now in Eng
land
Miss Belle Wilson the daughter of Mr..
Pickard Wilson, OF 5ll Fifth avenue, New
York, was married shortly after noon Tues
day in ST. Bartholomew church to Mr..
Michael Henry Herbert who il at present
Lord Sackvile's temporary successor In
charge of the British legation at Washing
ton.