Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-06-30
NEws IN RRIEf.

CONFORMATION OF interesting AtenS On
various Subjects.
Four deaths at Louisville Friday from
heat.
The senate is not likely to begin the de-
bate on the tariff bill before july.
There were five cases of sunstroke in
Cincinnati Friday, which resulted fatally
The late Oscar Adrain went to sleep on
the railroad track at New Philadelphia, o.
Standing room only in indianapolis at
the unyeiling Of the Hendricks monu-
ment.
willamette King, 20, was sentenced to
the pen for two years for manslaughter at
New Lexington, o,
William Reeves, Kyles, O., farmer,
made crazy by sunstroke, jumped into a
well and was drowned.
Another tornado has been tearing
through Groves county, KY, in the same
path taken by the March visitor.
Nine Indians graduated on Thursday
from the government Indian school, Has
kill Institute, at Lawrence, Kan.
Sweet little squaw graduates of the
Wabash Indian school set out on the war
path of life, per commencement, last
night
The Baltimore grand jury has indicted
every brewer and distiller in that city for
violation of the high-license law passed by
the last Legislature
Ex-senator Palmer, of Michigan, now
minister to Spain. has beef, elected presi-
dent of the worlds fair, and J. S. Dickin-
son, of Texas, secretary
Samuel Scott, druggist, of Montgomery,
Ind, traded wife, children, property and
friends for love of Mrs. Joe Van Meter,
with whom he has eloped.
There are indications of another revolu-
ton in Hayti against the rule of Hippo
lyte, and Legitime is at Kingston await
ing the signal of his friends.
Big -Four switchmen at Springfield. O..
may strike, because their respectful re-
quest for the Cincinnati scale of wages is
treated with silent contempt.
Sections which have heretofore drawn
upon Maryland, Delaware and New Jersey
for their summer fruits must look to Cali
fornia this season for supplies.
Two little girls named Harrington were
killed by railroad train at South Somer-
set, Mass. The elder child lost her life
while trying to rescue the younger one.
Ward McAllister tells the fashionable
young men firmly but kindly that they
must not have Wallets. mo gentleman
should permit himself thi, sort of associ-
alton"
The Texas fever has broken out among
the cattle near Spring Greek, Kan. A
number of cattle have died, and that To-
cality has been quarantined since last
Monday.
By the wrecking of an excursion train
on the Lake Erie road, near Andover N.
Y, Miss Belle Farrell, Miss Mida Langley,
Edward Socks and William Stephens were
seriously hurt.
Down at Way Cross, Ga, Anderson
Roberts, colored assaulted an 11-year-old
daughter of Richard Jones. He is swing
ing from tree with several bullets
through his body.
AT Sharpsburg, KY, Mrs. John Martin
was held for trial for poisoning the family
of j. H. Jarvis. 1t is charged she put the
poison in their coffee. Mrs. Martin has
been hitherto entirely reputable.
DR.. Gibier of the Pasteur institute, Fri
day refused to receive l2-year-old boy,
bitten by dog two weeks ago. The poor
little fellow was already in an incipient
state of hydrophobia and past cure.
The British syndicate controlling In
diahapolis breweries has issued an order
limiting employees to five glasses of beer
daily, and the drinkers who absorb from
fifty to $50 glasses daily are hopping mad.
Postmaster General Wanamaker re-
ceived from New York a letter containing
three 81 900 United States gold certificates
for the conscience fund" The sender
says he sent 81 800 for the same fund some
months ago.
Mr.. Thomas Garrahan, of Wilkesbarre,
Pa, had a grudge against Principal of
Dallas High School S. A. Johnson, and
charged him with revolving misdemean-
ors in presence of his pupils. johnson
was Friday found not guilty by jury,
and Garrahan must pay $50 costs.
Saturday morning wreck occurred on
the Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific
railroad at Joliet, ILL.,, in which two men
and two women were killed, and about
fifteen other passengers injured. The
names of the dead are not known, as they
were fnangled beyond Identification. The
train left the track
David j. Baker, who died recently at
DiJNShJ ~ NoS gCdlS VI axe anu
undoubtedly the oldest Freemason in the
United States. He was initiated as
Master Mason by the Sylvan Lodge of
Moravia, March IL, 1916 Baker and his
wife had lived together for fifty years
in the house in which he died. Six stall
wart grandsons bore the remains to the
grave.
A " Mcmillan and Lee Harrium have
been living on golden eagles for some
time, but are now in Buchanan county,
Mo-, Jail. The way they found to live
high and keep in funds was to sweat 800
gold pieces in a mixture of nitric and
muriatic acid, and reduce the product to
bullion. After a 10 per cent. reduction
the eagles looked but slightly depleted as
If worn by circulation.
In the case of j. Frank Warren, of Ell
mira n. Y, who was shot dead by his son
while quarreling with his wife. who
charged him with infidelity, it turns out
that Warren had rescued Mrs. Henry d.
Cornell, only daughter of Burgess |.
Bowe, of Norwalk, Conn, from drunken
nan, and that the letter and photograph
found in his pocket were from her, sent to
him with her mothers consent and with
full knowledge that he was a married
man, and only as a mark of gratitude
The wife's mistaken jealousy give tinge
of deeper sadness to the tragedy.
Quit with zoe Ballots.