Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-09-15
NEws IN RRlEE.
A Condensation of Interesting Items ON
Various Subjects.

/ A Condensation of Interesting Items or
Various Subjects.
! It is said Minister Miner is to be re
called
Icebergs south of the Azolss-4O miles
farther south than ever before known.
Numerous washous are reported on sew
eral New York railroads owing to thC
high waters.
The Democrats concede that the Repub
lieans have elected the governor and legis
lature in Wyoming.
Mr.. Nichedemos was killed at Manches
ter, O., in lightning's fash and not a
mark Loft on his body.
They say Prince George whipped three
ruflians with his fists on the street in
Montreal Thursday night
Two unknown colored men, belonging
to a Baltimore schooner, were drowned
opposite Gloucester, N. ].
John A. Sarber, of Columbus, o., has
been elected treasurer of the Democratic
state executive COMMITTEES.
Thomas Roads stood around the shoot
ing match mt Rainsboro, o., and is dead
with bullet hole in his temple.
Eleventh Ohio district farmers will
hoe their own congressional row with a
candidate of their own choosing
G. Williams, q wealthy Columbus
butcher, end Miss Oma Courtwright, who
has $4,000 Of her oAn, have eloped
Gems. Kautz and Brooks. of the regular
army, have adjusted their differences, and
all charges and counter charges have been
withdrawn.
There are Indications of large cotton
crop. The average of condition is higher
than for several years past. Planters are
i'll fine spirits.
1t is sail that Professor Harper the emil
nent Hebrew scholar of Yale, will be the
first president Of the new Baptist uni
versity in Chicago.
The Scoto river Mt Columbus is up to
the flcod of last May. Three hundle |
acres are inundated, and thousqn Is of
dollars of damage has been done.
In the explosion in the mine Mt Wilkes
barre, Friday, but one mi.n was killel
and another injured 1t was cause by
carelessness in shaft filled with gas.
The Jackson club, of Columbus, O., has
expelled State Labor Commissore.. Nc
BRIDE because he appointed Republican
superintendent of the free labor agency.
At Rushyille, Ind, three boys, Oscar
Pearman, Hosea Douglass and Kinsey
Douglass, aged "A, IL and 10, are on trial
for deliberately drowning Farley Snyder,
aged 49,
A dispatch from Oklahoma City says:
The Santa Fc distributed seven carloads
of grain to the farmers OF the Oklahoma
territory for seed, taking twelve-moaths'
notes in payment Of it,
The troops which left Boise City, Idaho,
on the 1th instant, for their annual field
practice, have arrived at point where
the Indians are reported uneasy. No
trouble is anticipated,
William Howell was shot through .he
bowels and John Smith, his brothcr-in-
law, through the shoulder by r. NJ. A.cS.
ander in quarrel ut Red Oak, Iowa. 1t
Is thought Howell cannot live.
AT Mansfield, O., Mrs. G. C. Bird re-
turned from visit and found in her
home her son Charlie, aged s, and her
aunt, Anna Adams, GO, dead from asphyx-
iation by gas from a gas stove.
London, o., lawers have decided that
where there's u will there's a way to
break it, and the celebrated Lane will,
which left seven grandchildren in the f.
nancial Soup, is shattered accordingly.
Chicago and Erie Railroad company de-
clares that this continual going out with
the tied will breaker, but nevertheless
she comes down with the rocks and the
Huntington, Ind, switchmen go back to
work
Charles Craig, n Cincinnati negro,
hacked his wfe's head almost Off with a
pocket-knife and surrendered to the DO
lice. lie eXultingly related the details of
his bloody work and said he could not
hang too quick.
Walter Haynes, who is wanted for
swindling a man out of $1,000 by the
bunco game, at JessaInine, KY, has been
arrested at Toronto. He refuses to return
to Kentucky without extradition proceed
ings being taken.
At meeting Of the National Reform
association, in pittsburg, a resolution
was adopted to thp effect that call be
issued for meeting in every county in
every state and territory of the Union for
the purpose of giving voice to the protests
of members of the church to the opening
of the worlds fair on Sundays.
The poisoning of the family of William
Hart, at Westwood, o., was attributed at
the time to the use OF "puddlne," a
for making puddings. Ex-
tensive research has resulted in showing
that the cause existed elsewhere, most
likely in the milk. The persons affected
have all recovered The package of "pud-
dine" has since been analysed, as well as
tested, by eating, and nothing wrong was
found in 1t.