Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-05-09

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! favorable.
Ex-Congres. nE. II. Tarsney, sagi-
nav, Mich, has been taken to an asylum
for inebriates.
Joseph Patterson fell on his face in an
alley at Dennison, o., while drunk and
was smothered.
Phillip Kamm, of New Richmond o.,
! fell from passenger train at Sedalia, Mo,
and was killed.
The boundary line dispute between Vene-
| zuela and Colombia has been settled in ia
| vor of the latter.
The striking New York bolsesmiths are
slowly forcing their employers to accede to
their demand for eight hours.
Phillip Kamm, of New Richmond, o.,
| fell from a passenger train near Sedalta,
Mo-, and received fatal injuries.
AT Paris Ky, Bob Tibbs had his arm
broken and his skull crushed with "A club
| in the hands of Andrew Phoenix, white.
The Spring Garden bank, the Penn
| Trust company and the Girard bank, Phil
adelphia are involved in financial Difficult
| ties
George Nicholson, farmer near Milan,
Ind, after three months experience, de-
cided marriage failure, and committed
suicide.
The title of eight acres of very valuable
! land in the manufacturing suburb OF East
| Omaha, Neb., is claimed by Leonard Il.
| Bloedel
At San Francisco w. G. Woodford re
manned awake 1853 hours, 45 minutes TLs
Detroit record was IA hours, 20 minutes.
He won 800,
At Martinsville, Ind, suit was brought
against the Monon railroad for $4,000
damages for the killing OF Mrs. Duncan al
| Quincy last fall.
The cornerstone Of The Daily Times
| building was laid at Chattanooga, Tenn
Thursday, with appropriate ceremonies.
1t will cost Sl50OO0,
The tobacco warehouse Of F. N. DobT-
man & Sons, of Cincinnati, In Covingt, n,
was destroyed by fire. Loss on building
and contents, $4,000.
Frank Cooper braves dose of dynamite
by going against the expressed wish Of
Coyington, Ind, people and establishing
a liquor mill in their midst,
Harry Willis, Il gambler, who abducted
May Townsend from her home, at Tflin
o., April 2S, was arrested at Toledo
Thursday, and taken to 1ifiin
Richard Grass, of West Virginia, confess
ed to forging pension papers and false
swearing, and was sentenced to four years
hard labor in the penitentiary,
Charles Dixon, vice president of "Christ's
Followers" who wants to kill Jay Gould
is a Kentuckian. lie goes to Bellevue hca-
pital to be treated for insanity.
There are now 1874 cotton seed oil mills 10
the south, with a capital of over $40, 100000
Forty of the mills have fertilizer works
attached, the meal forming the basis,
A Syrian named Elias Khouri claims to
have discovered the secret of the silk
worms process, and he is in this country
proposing to start factory 10 Georgia.
D. c. O'Malley fears that he viii be
murdered in New Orleans il he shall DE
acquitted on the indictment charging
him with tampering with the Hennessy
jury.
Mary Fahey, aged 20, insane from grip,
wandered from her home near St. Cloud,
MINI, and, after search of three weeks,
was found in the woods lying on bark and
roots.
At the meeting of the National Stove
Manufacturers association, in Philadel-
phia, resolution to maintain the price OF
stoves at the same figure as last year was
passed,
Secretary Charles Foster viii At up
part of Ellis Island for safe detention of
rejected immigrants, pending reshipment,
and will enforce our immigration laws
with vigor
The select council Of Scranton, Pa. IT
meeting expelled Councilmen Golden Nc
Grail and Kelly, charged with soliciting
brides from Edmund Bartl, candidate for
city engineer.
Chester Il. Wilcox, "A Milwaukee billiard
table manufacturer, while speeding his
horse at Cold Spring park, was thrown
from his suiky and instantly killed His
neck was broken.
j. b. Bailey, of Richmond, Ind, got the
police on the track of the thief who robbed
him of gold watch and was astonished
when they colared his own son. Now the
father has hired lawyer to defend the
boy.
An explosion of fire-damp in the Ocean
mines, between Clarksburg and Bridge
port, w. Va, killed Charles Welsh, Joseph
Feathers, William Daugherty, and Nathan
Gaines. All We're married with large
families.
Near Louisa, Ky, ON Monday, Mrs, |
George Carter attempted to poison her en-
tire family with arsenic. by prompt med |
ical attention all were saved, though it is |
feared one e the children may yet die. |
Mrs Carter is thought to he insane.
Alfred Geyer, railway postal clerk, |
with headquarters at Columbus, O., |
wandered away in B fit Of absence of mind |
He then resigned His excuse is that there
il u faint OF insanity in his family, and
that his inflction is likely to be repeated |
Twenty-Five thousand St Louis Sunday
school children, divided into eighty par /
ties, Thursday, made Il complete canvass |
of that city for the purpose Of ascertaining
how many children do not attend Sunday
school or church, and to extend an invita- |
ton to all such.
Commissioner Carter, of the general |
land office, has awarded to Charles H. |
Bates, Of Yankton, :. Oak, the contract |
for surveying and marking with granite +
monuments the boundary line between /
North Dakota and South Dakota. The /
contract price is $2l 300
A passenger and the limited mail trains .
on the Panhandle, collided near Dennison, t
O. Daniel Longnecker baggage master, I
was instantly killed, and Engineer Steen, +
Express Messenger Marion and Postal .
Clerks Crouch, Rogers and Miller were
seriously injured. The engine and postal
and baggage cars were demolished.
ODDS AND ENDS.
The ostrich will consume half dozen
kinds of fruit.
Thy conscience is thy best counselor, thy .
purest companion, and thy most noble I