Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-09-26
NEWS m RRlEE.
\ CONDENSATION of Interesting Items OF
Various Subjects.


nial of its settlement Oct 16
Thomas Mullaney, an engineer, was run
over and killed at Lancing, Tenn
A German-American Prohibition leagrsS
has been organized in indianapolis.
City Marshal A. J. Lichty, Of Bucyrus
o., has been arrested on a charge u
forgery.
The Indian Run Oil company struck m
immense flow of gas at their well neal
Marietta.
The general sessions Of the eolored Bap
fist church will Legin at Louisville, KY,
Thursday
Benjamin f. Swingle nominated for
congress by the Fourteenth district Re
publicans.
McAulffe and Slavin are again in train.
ing in England, and the fight is to come
off within two weeks.
Mrs Nicholas IIarter. Of Tiflin, O., gave
birth Wednesday Co a boy babe which
weighs but fifteen ounces.
The slavery clauses will be disposed OF
simply by leaving them out of the new
constitution of Kentucky.
1t is believed that Ex-Governor Foster
wiz ttCINDl illt lhtplDIlCttu nOillllluAlOu lOI
congress in the Eight district
Frank r chards, of Newark, O., is in
iail for sending Tolstoi-like productions
through the United States mails.
The population of Chattanooga is %, 103
according to the last census, an increase
since 1889 of 1b,s11 or 1s5,2D per cent.
John Gla2er, of Springfield, O., me
chlnic, is under arrest in that city,
charged with attempted wife murder.
I.awrencJ Free, graduate of the Leb-
anon, o, normal school, grew suddenly
insane ANA died in the Frankfort, Ind,
Jail.
Logan, O., commissioners will give $500
for ole of the murderers of Farmer John
krim, Oh $40 for the entire precious quar-
tctte.
Carl Iccs, aged II, ut Newark, O.,
swallowed an overdose of morphine. He
has been a sufferer for years. VIII ro-
cover
Pennsylvania Prohibitionists have nom
mated John ID. Gill, of Westmoreland, for
governor, in place of Charles Miller, de
clined.
Democrats of the Nineteenth OHIO con
gressionai district nominated c. H. Cool
man, of Ravenna, for congress by accla-
nation.
A strike of switchmen in the Union
Pacific yards, Denver, is affecting the en-
tire business interests of Colorado and
the far west.
John New, IS, of Philadelphia, fatally
shot himself while looking at the corpse
Of his wife as it lay in the ice-boX pre-
paratJ ~ to burial.
Agnes Rol crtson, former wife Of Dion
BoLc.cault, serves notice that She will
claim all her rights in the estate Of the de-
ceased playwright.
Nelson, stallion owned by G. ii. Mel
son, of Waterville, Me-, trotted mile ut
Kanknkee, H., Wednesday, IN pig, equal
ing AXtell's record.
Charles Ellsworth, photographers, of
Canton, o.. attempted suicide by taking
poison. Recovery doubtful. Domestic
Jroub.e sad to be the cause.
The entire corn crop this season promises
to be about l. 65, 0J0,090 bushels-a reduc-
ton of t4S ,0G0, 900 bushels, or nearly rs per
cent, compared with last year
Omar S. Brown, eN-deputy sheriff of
Christian county, Ky, and one of the
chief actors in the great dcfalcation
brought to light lately, has disappeared.
Mr. the S-yoa. old daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Wendell Bel, died Wednesday
at Peru, Ind, from hydrophobia She
was bitten week ago by their old house
dog,
Secretary Busk has write long letter
to the worlds fair commi ssion, making
many valuable suggestions rs TO the char
lcter of the exhibits and the general con
luct of the fair
The executive council of the Irish Ma
tional league in session in Cincinnati APP
proves condemning the bishop of Liner
lex for unfolding the course of the Brit
ish government.
At Martinsville, Ind, Monday, Fred. A..
Calls and james Douglass pie lded guilty
to u charge of burglary and larceny, and
received two and three years respectively
in the state prison
The bIicklaycrs bridge men, and other
workmcn on the Richmond, Nicholas
vile, Irving and Beattyville railroad,
Quit work Saturday on account of receiv-
ing no pay for sixty days.
ID. w. Fuller, of Norwalk, formerly
president of the Lake Eric and Wheeling
Coal company, was adjudged insane by
the probate court at Norwalk yestcr,,ay
and sent to the Toledo asylum.
Louis Philippe, Comte dc Paris, on the
lva of his departure for America, has
ssucd II manifesto, asking his friends in
France To boldly assert their confidence in
the principles in monarchy and to unite
among themselves in order to keep up the
struggle.
Jacob licim, the deiaulting clerk of the
Louisville Deposit bank, has left the
country, and his whereabouts cannot he
ascertninod. He is accused of having
taken II coo of the banks funds and of
forging his brothers. name upon import
iant papers.
The committee ON elucation of the
Mississippi congressional convention re
ported in favor of separate schools for
colored and white children. The commit
tee on temperance and liquor traffic de-
clurad all liquor saloons nuisances, which
may be suppressed upon complaint of any
citizen.
At Wheeling newspaper war between
DR., George O. Garrison city health officer
and president of the state board of health,
aud DR.. George Baird, ex-member o the
board of public works. resulted in IN eX-
change of blows at the city hall Wednes-
day, in which Baird was thrashed in a
very scientific manner Although both
are under bonds TO keep the peace, a duel
may result
New Paper in Piitsburg.
PTT1sDURG, Sept. 2G. The publication
of new daily morning paper.to be
called THE sun will he commenced
in Pittshurg early in October. 1t will