Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-07-07
of The Daily Dispatch, by accidentally
discharging a revolver.
hEWs lN eRIEE.
A Condensation OF Interesting Items on
Various Subjects.

SuullubIs
Willie Hartman, IL, was drowned at
Aurora, Ind.
The island pier of the new Wheeling
bridge is finished.
On June 30 there were 1906, 723 65 in the
Ohio state treasury.
Steubenville, o., will spend So 600 on its
Labor Day celebration.
Since Jan. the Big Four railroad has
earned nearly 100000.
Frank Harold, 10, was drowned in the
Hooking river at Athens, o.
Eight mules in Dan Walkers barn at
Seymour, Ind, burned to death.
The annual reunion of the Army of the
Potomac is being held In Buffalo.
James Ryan, IS, was found dead at Ok.
ford, o. Heart trouble the cause.
Benjamin Black, of Springfield, o., was
driven insane by cancer on his chin.
Shipping water lilies to city markets is
quite an industry in several Ohio towns.
Wade q Company's book and job office,
at Toledo, o., sustained 0,OO0 loss by
fire.
The national convention of glass-work-
ers will be held at Steubenville, o., next
week.
Wall Koenig the Wabash Qnd) elop-
ing music teacher, is i'll Jail under 5000
bonds
The Ohio-natural-g asfelds-are-gi giving
out story has been again started on its
rounds
Prince George of Greece, during his so
journ in New York is visiting all the places
of interest
The tin plate factory at Elwell, Ind, will
have a capital stock of 81, 900, 0C0-$300, 600
to be paid up.
The trial of Frank Perkins for the muir
der of Joseph Butcher in May, $780, is on
at Mount Vernon, o.
The death of Mrs. Joseph Stats, for
merly of Fremont, o., is being investi-
gated at Elkhart, Ind.
The Fourth of July was celebrated with
more than the usual amount of patriotism
throughout the country.
Bill Elliotts former sweetheart met him
on the streets of Evansville, Ind, the other
evening, walking with the one who had
robbed her of his love. The sight was too
much. She grabbed his watch smashed
It with brick, knocked the crown out on
his hat, gave him vigorous kick and
walked off home.
Mrs Henderson, of Roanoke, Ind, was
relieved of half of her jaw upon which
cancerous growth had settled
Alliance, o., has city ordinance pro
hibiting the sale Of intoXicants, but sixty
five saloons are running wide open.
Dir. G. Il. Grove fatally shot Is. f. Glass,
at Brierfield, Ala, because the latter
would not retract certain charges.
Susan Vatz and Sam Frank were nd
judged insane at Millersburg, o., Thurs
day and will be sent to the asylum.
The Big -Four will make summer re-
sort of Bellamy park near Brookville
Ind, and will call it Magnesia Springs.
Willie Hanger, years old, was fatally
crushed by n lot of ties while watching his
father unload them at Speed station, Ind.
A horse and buggy belonging to John
Donhart, was stolen at Seymour, Ind,
while the owner and his wife were shop
ping.
Charles Batby, a timer aged 10 years,
fell from building at Cairo, Ills, Thurs
day, sustaining injuries which will prove
fatal.
Charles Thackera, of near Urbana, O.,
has sued the Erie railroad for $4,000 for
injuries received by being struck by
train.
Mr.. Amos Fanty and his wife were
thrown from buggy by a runaway horse,
at Shelbyville, Ind, both being badly in
jured.
Many farmers near Cambridge City,
Ind, have already engaged their new
wheat for July delivery at eighty cents per
bushel.
Eight Arizona Indians have been ar
rested by Colonel Corbin for destroying
landmarks and threatening the lives of
settlers
Charles F. Underhill, president of the
Flour City Life association, is under ar
rest at Rochester, n Y. on the charge of
forgery.
Charlie Haines, aged 10 years, had half
of one hand torn off by chopping ma
chine in the basket factory at Newton
Falls, O.
Swindlers worked Chllicothe, o., by Sc
curing watches and iewelry to mend at
headquarters and the trinkets were not
returned.
The large Cook locomotive works, of
Paterson, N. j., employing 1000 men, will
close down in few days owing to dull
ness in the business.
Anderson, Ind. in June secured file
factory employing 800 men, an electric
street railway and n glass factory with a
$1,000 weekly payroll
Jim Hall and Bob Fitzsimmons have
been matched to fight to finish in st.
Paul the night of July % for purse of
Sl2000-$l 900 to loser.
Running Eagle, Pawnee Indian police
man ON tine Pawnee reservation was
killed by suspicious character whom he
was attempting to disarm.
An island of forty-fve acres in the
Licking (O.) reservoir discovered to be
state property, Columbus parties are will
ing to pay $500 for the land
United States Judge r. A. Hill, of Mis-
sissippi will very soon retire from the
bench. He is 81 years old and was ap
pointed by Andrew johnson.
The dates for the annual convention of
the American Bankers association, at
New Orleans, have been changed from
Oct. IA and Is TO Nov. II and IL.