Clarksville evening chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn) 1886-1890, 1889-03-19
NEWS IN RRIEF.
a Condensation OF interesting Itsmh "a
Various Subjects.

! ~ S"iueHsNAion OF increasing 1teml "a
Various Subjects.
That Wimepeg man isn't Tascott
Dearborn county, Indiana, is infested with
mad dogs
The Ohio legislature win adjourn about
the first week IN April
| The Indiana coal operators propose form
ing state organization.
D. A. James shot Dennis Dorsey to death
at Bessemer, Ala, Woman.
The report of the death of Louis Ulbach.
the French novelist, was erroneous.
Mrs. David White fell dead of heart dis
ease in church at Springfield, o., Sunday
, evening
Hon. John C. New denies that the relations
between himself and the administration are
strained
In a quarrel about woman at Bessemer,
Ala, Dennis Dorsey was shot and killed by
ID. A. James
Freight and limited express on the Balti-
more g. Ohio, at Deshler, o collided and
killed the engineer
An Illinois sheep tasted sixty days because
it was imprisoned in a straw stack. 1t is
rapidly recovering
Johnny Humphreys, aged ten, died at
Philadelphia from a fright given him by
youthful White Caps.
The sixth victim of the Black Diamond
mine disaster was rescued alive Saturday
after being entombed over three days.
John Mccarthy, brakeman, fought with
tramp near Anna station, O., and was
thrown from the car and fatally injured.
AT Georgetown, KY, four bloody fights,
fat fol Clok 4
it wasn't a very good sight for rows, either.
Chauncey Andrews, of Youngstown, O.,
positively refuses to allow his name to
be used as Republican candidate for gov
ernor
The United Socialists of Cincinnati cele-
brated the commune of 1S47 and 1874, at
Turner hall, Sunday night. 1t was a quiet
affair
Mrs, Helen Brader became insane through
grief over her husbands death in New
York, and killed herself by jumping from
fifth-story window
George Borstel was found dying upon the
street at indianapolis, and note on his per-
son showed that he had taken poison He
was disappointed in love-
The opinion is gaining ground at Wash
lngton that the president has decided upon
the nomination of Corroral Tanner to be
commissioner of pensions
Russell Harrison, son of the president, has
purchased an interest in Frank Leslie's
Weekly, and viii take charge of the paper
from Chicago to the Pacific coast.
Hattie Reppenbagen and Mary Temple,
employed in William Schmidt's cracker
bakery at Chicago, which was destroyed by
fire Sunday morning, perished in the flames
AT Bridgeport, Conn, in family quarrel.
John Downs assaulted his wife and mother
in-law with poker. severely injurin1 the
former and inficting fatal wounds on his
z c, G. Scott, ono Of thie proprietors of the
the Gilman house. at Portland, Ore, COM
mitted suicide by jumping from the third
story of his hotel, during fit of temporary
insanity
w. S. Duvoe, botanist of the Ohio expert
ment station, has been elected agriculturist
of the Nevada experiment station, and pro-
fessor of agriculture in the Nevada state
At Swanders, o., Freight Conductor
Thomas Cavanaugh, of the Cincinnati, Ham
ilton & Dayton, was dragged through the
caboose window by tramp whom he was
trying to put off the train and fatally in
jured.
The latest fashionable fad in Wabash,
Ind, decorates with clothes-pins the nose
of every citizen, without regard to sex, color
or previous condition or servitude. An un-
findable leak in the oil main permeates the
with agonizing odors
Ex-President Grover Cleveland made his
first public appearance as a private citizen
in New York and his initial speech silce
leaving the White House, at the one hum
dred and fifth anniversary dinner of the
Friendly Sons of st. Patrick at Delmonico's
night.