Clarksville evening chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn) 1886-1890, 1888-12-01
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Topics OF the Times Given in Tsrse aal
Spicy Manner.

Spicy Manner.
1 January 81 the Canadian parliament will
open. "s'F ao lttit it at
The Bucyrls O., Daily Forum has sus-
pended. Eff
The board Of health will raise the quaran-
tine at Jacksonville in few days
Dominic 'McCaifsry offers 20 ilsht KiIlan
any number of rounds for any amount.
Steubenville,s new Fire Clay Company
has crumbed into cold clay per assignment
The American Forestry congress win meet
at Atlanta, Ga, on the 5th, OH aud 7uh OF
December tsia $4,000 sAta.@t
w, E. Owens. the well known horsa
trainer, died Of Inflammation OF the lungs at
Toronto, Ont, Thursday.
Tom Davies, draughtsman In the HamShon
county, Ohio, surveyors office, cosnzzittsd
suicide by shooting himself.
AIf W. Brobst, OF Newark, O., took a
fatal dose OF laudanum because he tiespaired
OF being able to let whisky alone
John McMann, Of Crestline, o., deliber-
ately suicided at Youngstown By throwing
himself in front of passenger train.
Kentucky's winged ex- -treasntar, y. W.
Tate, is said to have agreed to pay one half
his defalcation IL his bondsmen pay the 70
mainder. Alyst. g0astf agaf
Mrs. Mary Dargenten died At oAmesbury.
Mass, from the effects OF shot wounds in
fiicted by her husband, who afterward COM
mitted suicide. E t4at 3as
AT Ottawa, o., the New York, Mahoning
q Western railroad Is at present In possess
ion Of the disputed crossing, and the miiitia
is still on guard. s-h IL.
MRS. Sadie jackson, young married
woman, who had been sick Cor some tiine..
took a solution Of carbolic acid and died au
Bellefontaine, o.
John Cash, timer, was killed instantly
at Louisville, KY, while leaning on tho mug
zle Of his gun. He accidentally struck the,
trigger with stick.
A colored boy named Ernst Owen was
horribly burned at Hopkinsvillc, Ky. His
clothing accidentally caught fire while he
was playing near an open stove. 93ta
Miss Ella Wray, aged twenty-one years,
was, outraged and murdered near Nevada,
Mo- George Corb, accused of the crime,
committed suicide, and thus escaped lynch
ing t+l
Aaron Frazier, colored, murderer of John
Walton, in the Jeffersonyile, Ind, prison
on d life sentence, went beyond the bars OF
iron to meet his victim before the judge who
never errs. r5
A band OF masked men broke into the Jail
at Wytheville, Va, and rescued Wayman
Sutton, who was to have been hanged Fri
day for the murder of Peter Harvey In
March, 1887.
At noon Friday Littlewood was in the
lead in the six-day walking match at Madi-
son Square garden, New York. with Herty
second, Moore third, Cartwright fourth aud
Noremac fifth.
A Gallon, o., coon weighing twenty-five
pounds, whipped bull terrier of the same
weight, in the presence OF a big crowd Of
ports at Cleveland, in sixteen minutes,
evening.
Isaac Smith, OF Waverly, O., who mur.
Tered his cousin, Stephen Skidmore, has
,een captured in Arkansas and is returning
With strong prospects Of rope reception
rom the angry people.
The necessity OF fencing In and roofing
'ver the city OF Hopkinsville KY, on trial
or kl-kluxing Editor Gentry, of the Penn
,roke Criterion, was obviated by verdict
f not guilty by the jury.
AT Spikers. Ind, Emoro jackson, who
illed Curtis Jellison because of jealousy,
as brought suit against John Miller, an
ther neighboy, for $40, 900 worth OF the
aine wifely affection said to have been be-
towed upon Miller.
William Carnahan, Of Akron, o., Now
FORK, Pennsylvania g. Ohio brakeman, has
{ various times had his Leg broken once, his
rm four times, his collar bone fractured,
is thumb pulled out OF joint, and Thursday
light lost a hand while coupling cars
Preparations are being made 10 investigate
le condition of affairs in connection with
10 seal fisheries in Alaska, which are said To
Q horrible The natives are mistreated and
ie government openly robbed by pirate
oats right under the eyes Of government
gents.
The body Of Mary Ella Ray was found In
le brush near Nevada, Mo-, badly bruised.
Gorge Godfrey, who had started home with
sr, went TO her mothers and told them that
le had been taken away from him by two
en. After being sick all night, he died
ON poison which he took.
Mrs James Sample of Akron, D., has just
'und her two daughters, stolen nineteen
,ars ago by her worthless husband. She
,tained a divorce, and married we'll to do
rmer, who Joined in her long search for
e girls. One is Mss Mary Steele, of Bucy-
II, o., and the other a widow, Mrs Sarah
spack, Of Van Lieu. The father died about
ge years ago