Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-10-22
NEWS IN RRlEF.
A Condensation of Interesting Items on
Various Subjects.

A Condensation of Interesting Items on
Various Subjects.
Many fruit trees are in blossom in north
ern Ohio.
Big seizure of smuggled opium at San
Francisco.
Russian hostility is now being directed
toward the Turks.
On dit war between the Kentucky dis.
tillers and the trust.
One inch of snow in the Shenandoah
Valley, Va, Tuesday.
The White Caps of Monroe county, Ind,
are likely to come to grief.
At New York, Carrie Bowers shot and
fatally wounded her betrayer, Walter
Foster.
Ignatius Donnelly has brought suit for
81 10000 against The Pioneer Press, Of St
Paul.
Two men were killed by the explosion of
one of the Columbia powder mills near
Farmingdale, N. j.
John Russell and the little girl with
whom he eloped from Chesterville, Ind,
have not yet been found.
Harry Silverman was arrested at Shelf
field, Ala, on charge of procuring sig
| nhIurt uuuSF IdlSe pr0JeIlS6S.
| 1t is now believed that Mrs Clara
Wagner, who was found in cIstern near
Newark, Ind, was murdered.
A Memphis dance X. X. Poston shot
and killed Andrew Coston Cred Mikc~
| a well known race horse trainer,
New York and Philadelphia sugar re-
flners are at war with each other, and the
price of sugar is low in consequence
Judge John S. Freisner we'll known
Ohio iurist, was thrown from buggy at
Columbus o., and seriously injured.
Mrs Samuel Bunch, of Argentine, Kan,
was burned to death while camping near
Butler. Her clothes caught from a camp
fire.
William Conrath, one of the guards at
Raymond City, w. Va, was convicted and
fined SIS and costs. The case was ap
pealed.
At Pittsfeld, Mass, William Coy con
fessed killing John Whalen. Coy says
Whslen had planned an elopement with
his wife.
our-year-old child was struck by the pole
of horses jumping yoke and probably
fatally injured
The grand council of the Indiana Royal
and Select Masons, in session at Indianap-
oils, elected Il. d. Brown, Of Crawtords-
Vile, grand master.
Stephen B. Elkins and President Har
rison have been confabing in Washington.
Folks surmise that it was about the war
department portfolio,
Thomas A. Cook, of Fleming county,
KY, eloped with and married his mother
in-law, Mrs Virginia Proctor. She is
seventy and he thirty-fve.
Mrs Harriet Kimball, of Pennsboro, w.
Va, has been elected president OF the
Pennsboro and Harrisville railroad 10 sue
ceed her husband. deceased.
At Stockton, Cal, Sunol, driven by
Marvin, trotted a mile in 2:0S1l, or one
half second lower than the time Of Maud |
S. Robert Bonner owns both.
After living together happily for twenty |
years Mr.. and Mrs George Hadley, of |
Crawfordsville, Ind, will separate. They |
have just discovered that they cannot |
agree.
james M. Backus, of Kokomo, Ind, |
wants 5000 for being bounced from n
train while in motion. He was seriously |
injured. He claims he was carried by his |
station.
United States Senator Voorhees,, of In
diana, lost 500 to pickpockets in Rioh-
mond where he was in attendance upon |
Governor Hill, who was making his tri-
umphal tour to Atlanta.
At Findlay. o., Charles Humby at
tempted suicide by hanging. Dewitt
Coney cut him down before life was ex-
tinot, and for his trouble was chased by
aA |
knife
Alice Hecht, young, refined, and poor,
threw herself from the top OF the Wash.
ington monument in Baltimore, and was
crushed against the earth l25 feet below.
She had lamented her smallness Of
stature.