Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-11-22
NE@s N GRIEF
A Condensation 81 Interesting ztsms on
yarloua Subjects.

There Is 4 deadlock in the Alabama ecn-
atorhip
WiIlialn AIcClish, pioneer, died at payne
Ihugsday, aged 70.
Mrs Marin Wolsely was gored to death
BY bull near Racine, Wis
Minister Whitelaw Reid viii make two
months tour Of Turkey and Egypt
AZ the sale Of William scott's horses,
Bolero was bought BY Philip Dwyer for
Ss5,o0l
Tie Mount Carmel Air ship company
claims to have $20,0o0,00O capital sub
seribed
The Vanderbilts admit that Jay Gould
has secured control Of the Union Pacific
railroad,
Professor Ward Baldwin has been elected
TO the chair of engineering in the Univers-
ity Of Cincinnati.
Asuit is to be brought to restrain Presi-
dent Addison, Of the Chicago Players club
from selling out to Spalding
William G. Wallace, Republican, Is re-
elected to congress in the Third New York
district BY majority of IS.
Dupont, Ind, citizens are chasing a
couple Of tramps who have offered indig-
mites to their young daughters
Dentist Kiser, Of Fostoria, o., has been
arrested for assaulting woman while I'M
der his care. He says blacknail,
The New York grand jury has indicted
Albert HI Smith, Of Messrs. Mills, Robe.
son s. Smith, for forgery sssi,sa:.e first de-
gree.
James Saunders, wealthy farmer, fell
dead near Lancaster, Ky, while on the
way % get q physician to come to his wife's
bedside
William Lyle was arrested in Cincin-
natl, and will be taken to Louisville TO IN
swer for the killing Of William Lewis over
q game Of craps.
Shadrick Ford, the Oldest man perhaps
in the state, living in Raccoon township,
near Gallipolis O., dropped dead Thurs
day, aged III years.
"A postal train Is to be put on the New
York Central and Lake Shore that will
cover the distance between New York and
Chicago in twenty-four hours
A. M. LOTUS shot and killed his father,
III. G. LOTUS, six miles east of Gainsboro,
Tenn, in personal difficulty, accidentally
killing his brother at the same time.
William Maskell brakeman in the
yards at Fairport Harbor, near Painesville.
o., was caught between switching engine
and steam ore shovel and crushed to death.
Rev Petit, on trial at Charlottesville,
Ind, for the murder of his wife, has been
convicted of murder in the first degree
and the penalty fixed at Imprisonment foI
life
The state university trustees at Column
bus, o., have decided to extend a free
/ scholarship to one student from each
county every year in the short agricultural
course.
The jury in the case Of Frank Cash, the
murderer of John Elliott, at West Jefier-
son. o., a month ago, returned verdict at
London, o., of not guilty. He was indicted
for manslaughter.
Mrs. Clore, Of Lawrenceburg, must at
one time have loved her husband awfully,
as he has sued Maj. Cawthoine for $50, 600
for the slice Of her affections alleged to
have been alienated
W. s Wharton, Of No. 1862 Washington
street, Chicago, who fed from the city
Oct, ~ last leaving behind debts esti-
mated at between $4,000 and $1c0, 900, was
arrested in Philadelphia
Wilson Hines and Henry Bice, farm
hands on the Platt farm, in Monroe town
ship, Madison county, o., iudulged iii d
quarrel, which resulted in the latter being
fatally stabbed in three places.
The Downward brothers, who are charged
with the murder OF Marshal voglesang, of
Falmouth, Ky, waived examination. Scott
Wheian and w. M Smith have been ar
rested as participantsin the crime.
The official vote Of Tennessee is as fol.
lows, all but two counties having reported
officially; Buchanan 114,609 Baxter IA, 89s,
Kelley 1885 BuShanan's plurality over
Baxter 40,2ll majority over both 29,356,
total vote 199,s62.
At Madison, Ind, while Philip Nc
Laughlin, aged 70 years, employed at the
Madison machine works, was engaged at
work upon a fire front the supports gave
way ond nearly ton OF iron fell upon him,
crushing him to death.
AT Ottawa, o., Edward Blair was found
guilty of murder in the first degree.
Blair killed Arthur Henry, Nickel Plate
station agent at Harrisburg, o., in March
last, while trying to rob the store in which
the railroad Office is located
AdAs. <lOuAO <AIlllStlOHB, daughter OF
| Cornelius Button, leading resident OF
Keyport, N. j., charges Rev Robert
Chew, the pastor of the Methodist Episco-
pal churches at Cliffwood and Jackson
vile, n, j., with attempting to assault
her,
ID. w. Earnhart, of Lebanon, o.,
thought the law closing whisky shops
during the fair was just made to fill up
the Ohio statute books, and not to be
obeyed. After this erroneous impression
had cost him Si75 and thirty days in Jail,
his saloon is declared a nuisance and
closed
Secretary John A. Blair, of the Cherokee
! St1ip Live Stock association, expresses the
! opinion that within thirty days from the
time the strip is vacated BY the ranchmen
all the improvements made there will be
possessed by thieves from Oklahoma and
Kansas unless the government orders out
the troops to protect the property.
Alfred Eoughefty, Of St. Louis, has been
sentenced to four years ia the penitentiary
for attempting to obtain a pension from
the government under fraudulent claims.
The penalty of his wife, Marian
Dougherty, who swore TO false affidavit.
WAS fixed at $l COZ fine and costs since
she Is unable to pay the fine she viii have
to spend thirty days in Jail.
ed Sebold, a laborer, returned home to
| Charlotte. Mich, after six weeks abb
sence and fonnd his wife keeping ques-
tionable resort. This provoked quarrel
and be shot her in the left breast. The
wound is not considered fatal Sebold,
evidently thinking he had killed his wife,
turned the revolver upon himself and sent
bullet through his brain, causing instant
death,
Hennessy's Assassins Indicted.