Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-11-12
NEWS IN BRIEF.
A Condensation OF Interesting Items OF
Various Subject.

A Condensation OF Interesting Items on
Various Subject.
There are over 81, 900 pensioners in Ohio.
Governor Campbell is i'll; believed with
typhoid pneumonia.
William Rutherford, near Lancaster o.,
suicided by shooting.
Lucy Benedict, IS, Of Brimfeld, o., has
been missing for week.
A white squirrel with pink eyes has been
captured nenr GAINESVILLE, o.
Dr. A. G. Byers, secretary Of the Ohio
state board of charities, is dead
A rich deposit of silver ore has been
found in Davidson county, S. c.
The Indiana soldiers monument will be
ready for unveiling next August
Robert Lincoln, minister to Great Brit
ain, says he does not intend to resign
Brazil, Ind, councilmen, at secret ses-
sion, deposed Mayor Herr for inebriety.
Miss Ora Mckee, OF Rome, Ga, is
charged with poisoning Mrs Kate Wilpee.
William Rutherford, near Lancaster o.,
committed suicide by shooting himself in
the head
The Quallers Of Mooresville, Ind, sue
ceeded in soaring off a man who went
there to start a saloon.
As Indiana went Democratic an imme
diate reorganization Of the Indianapolis
police force will take place.
The cornerstone Of the new Young Mems
Christian association building at Evans
vile, Ind, was laid Monday.
Official returns in Indiana from all but
five counties give the head of the Demo-
cratic ticket 19085 plurality.
Gophers blowed open Saloonist John
Goble's safe at Columbus, Ind, but their
own voices scared them away.
Mrs Bennett of Anderson, Ind. has the
largest baby in the state. 1t is months
old and weighs eighty pounds.
The political complexion of the Ohio
state board Of equalization will be twenty
one Republicans and fifteen Democrats
At st. Paul Monday morning the ther-
mometer registered 10 degrees above zero,
the coldest day for the time of the year in
nineteen Years
The Ohio state board of agriculture
will investigate reports of cholera epidemic
among hogs in Franklin, Darke, Butler,
Prebel and Athens counties.
The German members of the Reform
church at Sherwood, o., have enjoined
form church cdiGce for worship
During family row at Mansfield, O.,
George Heinberger was slighly cut in the
breast by his wife, who in turn received n
thrust thrrugh her hand by an unknown
assailant.
There is imminent danger of great
grain blockade in the Red river valley,
North Dakota. The railroads are making
a.
of the shippers.
The only totally blind editor in the world,
S. r. Schumacher, who was the successful
manager for years Of The Nemaha County,
Kan, Spectator, debating all the editorials,
died Monday night.
Articles of agreement fora fight between
Jack Dempsey end Bob Fitzsimmons, the
Australian before the New Orleans ath-
letic club for purse Of $4,000, have been
signed by Dempsey, at Portland, Ore.
Samuel l.. Clayton, Of Chester, Pa, who
was about to be married to Miss Evelyne
Pardrdge, daughter Of "A Chicago mill
ionaire, has been sued by Miss Alice
Goodly u school-teacher, for breach OF
promise.
AT Lafayette, Ind, mob of masked
men broke into the Jail TO get George Ben
nett, the murderer of John Workhotf and
William Ii. scott Bennett had been
taken TO Lebanon secretly in anticipation
of trouble
Joe jackson, a member of Rube Bur
rows gang, in jail at jackson, Miss,
jumped from The third floor Of the corridor
of the court of the prison TO the ground a
distance of sixty feet, with suicidal intent.
His neck was broken by the fail.
Representive negroes of Chicago viii
hold meeting to consider the question Of
separate exhibit in the worlds fair for
their race. There have been many protests
because President Harrison did not recog
nize the race in his worlds fair appoint
ments
Sunday morning, at Duncansville, Pa,
the dead body Of Charles Suder, a travel
ing sewing machine agent, WAS found
living IN q small stream There were
seven stabs in his throat, any one Of which
would have caused death. There is no
clew to the supposed murderer.
The schooner Ocean Wave, OF Coburg,
Canada, was found floating bottom up
about fifteen miles north of Oswego, n.
y. port in Lake Ontario Monday after
noon II is feared that the crew, consist
ing Of Capt Brokenshire, Of Cohurg, and
his crew Of five men were drowned.
The city council Of Chicago has prepared
for the issuance Of S5,0o0,O0O Of worlds
fair bonds voted Tuesday i,y the people Of
Chicago. The ordinance as introduced
provides for 4 per cent. coupons, bearing
date Of Jan /, 1891, payable thirty years
after that date, interest payable semi
annually.