Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-01-10
NEWS IN sRlEF.
A Condensation of Interesting Items of
Various SubjectBs

"A heaNy SnOWStofm prevails In Kansas
northwestern Missouri and Colorado.
d. f. Bowman was murdered by rob-
bers in a thicket near San Antonio, Tex.
Miss Anna Welsh, Toledo, o., girl
died at Findlay Of heart diseese and drink.
Three conyicts escaped from the Ohio
penitentiary Thursday by sealing the
walls. At
EXCollector w. T. Carrington of New
Orleans, was burned to death in his
house
The Ohio legislative committee investi.
eating Cincinnati affairs willresume work
Jan. 10.
DR.. p. NJ. Bguey has been elected presi-
dent of the Law and Order League of Gin
Cinnati.
The betrothal of John Jacob Astor, Jr.,
and Miss Ava Willing, of Philadelphia, is
announced.
w. II. Person has been convicted of
voluntary manslaughter at Memphis. He
killed his wife.
A combination of window-glass manu-
facturels has been formed. Several Ohio
factories are in it,
Twenty houses and several large stores
NNiC DuIllGNl az NIOuub GIuOIl, AhO, 1IJSS
estimated at $4,000
AT Ballston Spa, N. Y, Samuel McClen-
nan was drawn between to hot cylinders
and crushed to death and roasted.
Patrick Birmingham, veteran of the
Fifth Ohio volunteer infantry, was found
near Sandusky, o., frozen to death.
At Redwood, o., Daniel Reisch, aged
so years, was struck by a local eastbound
Erie train and almost instantly killed.
Bradford McGregor, mechanical ex-
pert Of Cincinnati, claims TO have sue
ceeded in uniting aluminium and glass.
Funeral services over the remains of
Emma Abbott were held in Central
Music Hall, Chicago, Friday afternoon,
Miss Annie Welsh, of Toledo, was
found dead in Findlay, o., from the
joint effects of heart disease and bad
whisky.
The United States circuit court at New
Orleans has announced a decision which
makes the cracker trust an illegal organ
ization.
A fire in the Office of the Crawford
house Boston, gave the guests good
scare Friday morning. Loss several thou
sand dollars,
An Englishman named Wadsworth, who
was stopping at Wallenburg, Ont, with
IS, 600 in his possession, has mysteriously
disappeared
Hostilities have been resumed between
the Brumfeld and Mccoy factions in
West Virginia, Six men are said to have
been killed,
The rebellious natives of the Caroline
islands have killed 300 foreigners, and
have robbed and burned the houses of
many miss olaries.
John G. Spencer, aged II years, has been
sentenced to the house of correction from
Lee county, Ky. He stole $21 to buy
Christmas presents with.
Rev. w. Il. Petit, found guilty of muir
der in the first degree for the killing of his
wife, has been denied a new trial and will
go the Indiana penitentiary for life.
Masked burglars visited the house of
Charles Baum, farmer living near Dills-
boro, Ind, and after fight with father
and son, made their escape with S21.
Near Clinton, Ky. Lee Egbert, deputy
sheriff, shot fatally John Nelson, for
whom he had warrant on charge of
robbery Nelson attempted to escape.
An agreement has been reached between
the Sevian regency, ex-King Milan and
eX-Queen Natalie, whereby the ex-queen
consents to reside permanently outside Of
Servia.
Lively times are being enacted in the
Nebraska legislature Eoyh the Republi-
can and Alliance candidates have been
sworn in. The outcome is watched with
interest.
Near Greenville, o., Christ. Oelslager
had a quarrel with his mother-in-law the
wife of Long Leas, and cut her twenty
seven times with a knife, twelve times
through the heart.
A collision in Chicago resulted in the
death Of two men on the Chicago, Burling-
ton and Quincy tracks. They are sup
posed to b. Mr.. French, Of Arnold, ILL.,,
and a Mr.. Stout of Peoria.
A Rome dispatch says that the Italian
government is preparing for u seriously
aggressive step in resentment for the
pupe's persistent attitude of hostility to-
ward the Italian monarchy.
The political troubles in Chill are the re-
suit of the refusal of the president of that
republic to call the congress into session
to consider measures granting greater
liberties to the lower classes.
The Spanish wine-growers have ad-
dressed an earnest protest to the Spanish
tariff commission against any increase of
duties that would tend to bring down re-
teliatigus upon the wine trade
skin from the bod e Of from seventy
five to one hundred of the healthiest
member, OF St Bernarl commanderv
C,la.onic, Chicago, will be grated onto
The ho ~ of comra lie John Oscar Dicker-
.on
roo uerroo Of Sturqis Ky was fopnd