Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-03-17
NEWS IN RRlEF.

Condensation of Interesting Items on
Various Subjects.
Julius Kingston, indianapolis, rough On
rats
Cars killed Eugene Whelan near DanvEls,
Kentucky.
Gen, Jones M. withers died at Mobile FRI
day, aged 10.
An English sydicate is after Findlay, O.,
glass factories.
The Pan-Americans will make a three
weeks tour Of the south
Samuel Kennedy, pioneer, died Friday at
Greensburg Ind. aged 81
d. s. Hounshell knocked Donn Piatt down
at West Liberty, o. Quarrel
The New England Ship Owners associa-
tion resolved against free ships.
Gen. Jones NJ Withsrs died at Mobile,
Ala, on the 1Sth aged 76 years
jackson Smith bumped his head against
wall at Belmont, O., until he killed him.
self
Mrs Olsen and her son got life sentences
at Lacrosse, Wis, for the lynching Of
Olsen.
Henry Thomas, Ohio penitentiary con.
vict, fell into an acid vat and was fatally
burned
"Brocky" Smith, murderer of Mrs Byron
at Cincinnati, has been sentenced 30 hang
July II,
They say New York syndicate is ready
to back Wanamaker in the postal telegraph
scheme.
Mrs Harrison and her party were
warmly welcomed 10 Charleston, s. c., On
all Sides
Robert Reddy, the son of tho Rev John
Fl. Reddy, Baptist minister Of Arcola, No,
is missing
A bill to lease the Chesapeake and Ohio
canal to the Cumberland and Washington
railroad has passed the Maryland Legislature
The trial of MrG Dr. Caine Taylor,
charged with committing an abortion ON
Laura Grippe aged IA, begun at Peru, lind,
Friday.
Efforts are being made at Toronto 30 en-
courage the expectation Of Canadian cattle
to Ireland, where, it is said, there is a do
mand for them.
Burglars at Anderson, Ind, got 5000
worth of goods from William Shirkis Jew
elry store. This is the fifth time the place
has been robbed.
John Hogan, who purloided l 900 packages
of jewely while employed as transfer agent
at the new Central depot, New York, was
arrested Friday by postoffice inspectors
The United States attorney at Baltimore
reports to President Harrison against commu-
tation CT the death sentences Of tho Navasea
rioters, Key, Jones and Smith. The presid-
ing judges concur
Diamond thieves, two men woman, are
working Chicago and jewellers have lost
about $4,000. The goods have been found
missing after visits of inspection during
which no purchases have been made.
In the Warwick county, Ind, circuit
court Mrs. Margaret Nicholson has brought
suit against DR. Charles Parker for $500
damages, alleging that in the treatment Of
her infant son for sore eyes he used a solu-
tion that caused total blindness
w. e. Smith, Of Ellsworth, Kan, and z.
M Coleman, Of Dorrance, respectively presi-
dent and cashier of the Bank of D0rrance,
which failed short time ago, have been ar
rested charged with receiving deposits when
they knew the bank was insolvent.
1t is the general impression that Walter
Bidgood, bookkeeper for n. C. Frederickson,
while the latter was carrying on his land
mortgage frauds, and indicted with him,
likely event Of his employers arrest.
Superintendent and Matron Wilson, of the
Springfield, o., hospital ore to be invesH-
gated. Charges have been prefA-red by Mr.
and Mrs. Morgenroth, of Beliefontaine, who
claim their son has been shaIpefully neglected
and themselves treated with discourtesy
At Evansville, Ind, Frank Cheatham has
brought suit against the Armstrong Furni-
ture company for 5000 damages for tho
death of his SON. which occurred in an ex-
plosion in the factory week ago. Four
other suits Of similar character will ba
filed against the company.
The LAdiesN Hollywood Memorial associa-
tion, Of Richmond, Va, viii petition the
city council to have the house occupied by
jefferson Davis during the war preserved
from destruction and turned over TO the as
sociation, to be used IS a museum Of Confed-
crate relics and memorial hall.
A little girl 5 years old was pat or the
train at Hurley, Wis, by the porter Of .
sleeping car, who stated that she was put in
his charge by her mother ct Chicago, with
instructions to leave her at Hurley, wEere
her grandmother would meet her Ths little
girl gave the name of Jennie Hoglen There
was no one to meet her, and Hurley ladies
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