Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-09-17
NEWS IN BRIEF.
a Condensation Of Interesting Items OIL

a Condensation of Interesting Items ON
yarious Subjects.
Louisville's population by the official
count is 16h6v5
A gold mine has been discovered on a
farm near Andefa1h, Ind.
Five hundred and twenty borses are on
the grounds for the races 1 : Louisville,
Kentucky
At Indianapolis Martin O'Day hit Tim
Duffy over tie Lead with stone The
latter is dead.
Jack Dempsey denies that he is matched
TO fight Bob Fitzsimmons of New Or
leans, for s7,C0J purse.
John Van Heest, Of Ashland, defeated
Tommy Warren, of Cleveland, in o eleven
round glove fight at Buffalo.
Farmers Alliance OF the Fifteenth dis
trict nominated Daniel f. Adams, Of
Knox county, o., for congress.
The Chicago council has passed an or
dinance permitting the use OF the lake
'front.' for worlds fair purposes.
Colored parents at Columbus, Ind,
have taken their children from the schools
and demand separate building.
Lynchburg, Va, had $4,000 fire Sun
day night. 1t started in the battery room
of the Western Union telegraph Office
C. G. Hale. of Cleveland, charged with
shooting with intent to kill his brother
il.-llw, Eugene If. Cowlcs, in Montreal,
was fined $500.
An Erie pushcr engine struck four
Italian quarry hborers at Germantown,
Pa, instantly killing two and badly in
juring the others
There is a scare in Rosevillc, o., about
an alleged case of diptheria, and the state
board Of health has been asked to investi-
gate. Schools are closed.
Herman Resinger, sal oon-keeper, Gin
cinnati, pleaded guilty to violating the
Owen Sunday law, and was fined S25 and
costs and sent out for ten days
The convention of the International
Brotherhood OF Railway Conductors
opened in Toledo, Monday. The conven-
ton will be in session for ten days.
Simon Obermayer, of Cincinnati, who a
few days ago was married TO SISTER
sophia" II Red Cross nurse, has been
sued for divorce and alimony by Mrs. Ella
Obermayer
The great piles of coal accumulated in
Clay county, Ind, because the railroads
can't haul il away fast enough is another
illustration of the triumph OF mined over
over mater.
Mr.. William f. Curtis, of the depart
ment of state, has submitted to the sub
committee on organization a plan for II
LatinAmerican department at the worlds
Columbian exposition.
School Teacher A. Pummil, of Chilli
rot ha 4 If Ii1,gr i'd
for small consideration, and tried &c
raise $30J on forged note He is shut NJ
in the county closet for bad boys.
Freight train No 4, going cast from Co.
lumbus over the Cincinnati and Musk.
in3um Valley, was wrecked at Reeds Sta.
ton Monday morning. The engineer was
killed and the fireman badly hurt.
AT Lock land O., Sam. Lee quarreled
with his uncle, Richard Wilson, about
the division of money for a Sob of plaster.
ing, and Lee shot Wilson twice through
the lungs and once in the arm, woundin4
him MORALLY. Lee is in Jail
Capt Chiquito renegade Apache, and
father-in-law of the notorious Indian,
'rhe Kid" has returned to his Arizona
ranch from Mexico, and wishes to give
himself up to the authorities. Troops
haveleft San Carlos for the Purpose Gi
bringing him in.
A Grand Trunk official in Detroit, wlo
speaks by the highest authority, says that
negotiations for the transfer of tie Gin
cinnati, Saginaw and Mackinac railroad
the line running from Durand north to
Saginaw and Bay City--to the Grand
Trunk has been about completed.
The Canadian government, it is under
stood, will shortly abolish the export du Y
or Canadian logs shipped to the United
States This will be carrying out the
promises made at the last session of par
Lament by Sir John Macdonald who sal
he would abolish the duty if the Anne, j.
can government reduced the import duty
IN Canadian Inn, hor ,nf -haIf