Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-09-23
NEWS IN BRIEF.


ufl9us buhJecIs.
Dynamitcrs tried to blow up "a saloon at
SANFORD, IND.
Perry Anderson was gored to death by o
bull near Winchester, Ky.
A boy was burned to death in fire near
Troy, N. Y, Sunday night.
Charles Clark Stevenson governor of
Nevada, died at Carson Sunday.
Rev. q. 4. Cain fell dead in the pulpit
at Albion, N. Y, Sunday of heart disc, S.
Mrs. George Vannatta suiciled with
stryeAniao ac Skelbyville, Ky Tired Of
life
The government crop report last week
was more favorable than for the preceding
week
The trial Of Burchell for the murder Of
Benwell was begun at Woodstock on
Monday.
George Cuffy, white married man,
cloPcl with a colorcd nurse girl at Green's
port, y. Y.
Several degenerate sons Of noble Shell
byviile, Ind, sires are in Jail for SYSTEM
attic burgling.
Joseph Stewart stole a ride on train
to Fort Wayne, Ind, and the iron wheels
stole his life away.
Investigation by the state board of
story to IA s5atc of collapse.
Sanford, Ind, tempcranceites put down
Isadore Mulvancy# liquor joint By send
ing it to mingle with the stars per dyna-
mite.
Muddy water in steam threshcr boiler
at Athens, o., reduced the machine 10
small pieces, and the boy in harge to lie.
less dust.
Another grave dug in tho Wapakonetn,
O., cemetery for the 7-yoar-old Minnlch
child, who looked into tho barrel of a
shotgun,
Rev John Gailry, a Millarsburg, O.,
United Presbyterian preacher is sus-
pended ON charge of associating loo gaily
with the wine can
William Williams was fatally shot at
Carrollton, KY, by George Dean, who had
seduced Williams daughter There is
talk of lynchinG.
The first of the ten-inch hrcech- loading
rifles built by the ordnance department
of the army. was tested at Sandy Hook
Saturday with satisfactory results.
At Carrollton, Ky, Billy williams.
W iAp ttNLieNtt N4tOiEt lfNtlIl tl NttlHtIiE lllS
daughter and threatened his life was shot
and fatally wounded by Dean, Saturday.
Colored William Davis, is arrested on
charge of being the man who willfully
abbreviated the mortal career of the
marshal of Iaughville, Ind, some
months ago.
And now it is 1fin who is fighting the
Standard Oil company with wild wceps
and cusscs for the privilege OF lighting her
own streets and houses as her municipal
mnjcsty sees fit.
McAuliffc and Slavin, who were to fight
in England Monday night, were both ar
rested Monday morning by police officers.
Each were bound over in the sum OF -, 90
TO appear in court Tuesday.
John H. Scoring, bookkceper for the
Cincinnati stone works, has fed, taking
with him bank books and checks and
other evidences of his rascalities. He il
supposed to be defaultcr for over S., 000.
At Springfield, o., 1909 people attended
the funeral of suicide and murderer
Charles Drumn and the wife he killed.
The woman's coffin was covered with
flowers, while the murderer's casket was
bare
Columbus Hanchias, the countcrfeitcr
III the In annapolis Jail, attempted to
barry the woman with whom he has
,n living that she might not testify
against him, but the cruel authorities in
terfercd.
indianapolis Cigar company has its safe
rs good us new through the thoughtful
ness OF the bookkeeper in leaving open
the door through which the midnight
callers abstracted S2f0 and fifteen gold
watches
indianapolis business men have lost
large Sums of money investing in tiger"
skins aud their wives will shiver all
through the inclement winter months in
pain beaver cloaks with not rs much as
a sealskin trimming.
The Oakland bank, Chicago, suspended
Monday. The Hyde Park bank followed
suit. Neither will resume. The unusually
heavy demand of the depositors and the
difficulty OF getting securities cashcd IRE
the reasons given for the failures.
The King Powder company and the
Peters Cartridge company have sued the
Pittsburg, Cincinnati, Chicago and ST.
Louis Railway company for SlGI ,33&O5 as
damages to property and delay of busi-
ness from the Kings mills explosion last
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