Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-03-07
NEWS IN RRleE.
A Condemnation of Interesting Itons Of
Various Subjects.

Colored boomers in Oklahoma are suf
fering for want of food
In Hartford township, Licking county
o., George Arrick was found dead In his
bed
There is more snow in southern Colo
RADIO and New Mexico now than for twenty
years
The Comm 2rcial Insurance company
marine, of New York city, has gone out Of
business
Employees of the Sandusky branch Of the
Big Four railroad want more cash fol
good service
A bill granting municipal suffrage tC
women has passed the third reading in th
| Michigan senate.
G. M. Steele, druggist, was shot and
killed by w, G. French, his brother-in.
law, at Ashland, Wis
Thomas Moore, an old and prominen
citizen of Franklin, Pa, shot and killed
his wife in a fit of insanity.
Governor Fleming, of Florida, has de.
cided to lcaye the choice of Senator Calls
successor to the legislature
Youngstown, o., White Caps notify
wife beaters and habitual drinkers that
they must reform or be chastised.
The Pacific Mail Steamship company
will put on line of steamers between
New Orleans AMI Caribbean ports
Coyington, Ind, ladies demonstrated
against granting license to Frank
Cooper, saloonist, and scored a victory
John, alias "Morg' Mccarthy, who es-
capped from the Montgomery county Jail
Saturday, was recaptured in Cincinnati
Rev. Bundy, colored, who skipped from
Oxford, o., with valuables belonging to
his landlady, was arrested and is now in
jail
Fonr Delaware exstate treasurers, COW
ering the period from 1873 to 1891, swore
they had never seen the missing securi
ties.
James Brown is in the Peru, Ind, Jail
on charge of trying to collect a debt of
fifty cents from Mr. Thomas Holman with
an AK.
Ex-Governor Murray, of California a
former resident of Kentucky is spoken Of
as the possible successor of Senator
Hearst
AT a negro festival near Paint Lick,
KY, Dick Todd was shot twice and fell
into CRATE of hot Goals, being terribly
burned
w. j. Coar, sheriff of Marion county,
Miss, has gone with $1,000 of the states
money and nobody knows how much of
the county's,
1t is generally believed by the people of
Atlanta, Ca, that the Rev. j. G Arm
strong, who recently died in this city, was
j. Wilkes Booth.
Bakers convention at Indianapolis or
ders the Kansas City union to admit a
colored baker whom it had refused, or
stand suspended
A small riot occurred at New York be-
tween union and non-union cloakmakers
The police soon stopped the fight and
made number of arrests.
Newhart Brothers, of the Terre Haute
hominy mills, are counting to see hominy
dollars insurance they have to replace the
600 loss thereon by fire
James Crump, colored desperate and
fugitive from West Virginia, was shot
and killed at Radford, Va, by an officer
after duel at short range.
Mrs, Josephine Smith, of Colum bus, O.,
passed the examination for admittance to
the bar, but was not sworn in, as there
were doubts of her eligibility.
1t is possible that Maj. j. w. Under
wood, of Columbus, o., will die from nerv-
GUS prostration brought on by the shock
of the editorial shooting at that place
Mr.. Jacob Kanzler, Sandusky business
man woke up one morning this week un-
able to speak or communicate even by
motions. In oil other respects he is WELL
G. NJ, Steele, prominent druggist of
Ashland, Wis. was shot through the
has NJ Inv hil hrnt bn,. In 4.
The tragedy was the result of family
quarrel.
At Muncie, Ind, gold brick swindlers
found that Mr.. Vermillion was not green
enough to be taken in by thin, highlv-col-
ored statements, and picked up their feet
and fed.
A convention of the trotting horse breed
ers of the country will meet in Chicago ou
April %. The convention will consist of
two delegates from each of the state or
ganizations.
Elmer Hillard, workman at Hartford
City, Ind, saw mill, had his right hand
transfiXed by splinter thrown from one
of the big saws. Fears Of lock saw are
entertained
The first of a series of meetings to be
held throughout the country by Union
pIlSbutIs vi tue WAT, W GHlSt money lOf II
memorial hall in Washinfiton, was held
in New York
Isaac Crooks of Reeds station near
GAINESVILLE, O., was burned to death by his
clothes catching fire from an open CRATE
His body was found burned to an unrecog-
nizable mass,
A misplaced switch caused wreck on
the Cincinnati Southern near Flat Rock
Ky. Mrs. Noah Kearns, of GAINESVILLE, O.,
and Mrs. J. II. Townsend, of Cleveland,
o., were injured.
The total appropriations of the Fifty
first congress are estimated by the clerk of
the senate committee at S9s9, 100 600, and
by the Dem cratic leader on the house
committee at 81 ,007 ,210 234
The United States and Brush Electric
Light companies, Of New York, have sued
the city for s5i5,000 damages for injuries
sustained by Mayor Grants raid on over
head wires and poles last December
Pasqualina Lubetilli, who shot and
killed her faithless lover, in New York
city, did it with pistol he had giver her
under instructions to shoot him If he
failed to keep his promise TO marry her.
The North Ashland, one of the Reading
compauys largest collieries at Ashland,
Pa, resumed work Thursday morning
after "A three months suspension, thus
giving employment TO $50 men and boys
The legislative committee appointed TO
investigate the accident at Mammoth
mines, near Scottdale, Pa, by which 1O7
miners were killed, decided that the mine
foreman and the inspector of the district
were responsible for the disaster
The corporation Of Trinity church, New
York, denies that any negotiations are in
progress for settlement of the claims Of
the Aneka-Jans heirs, and warns the heirs
against paying money to any persons on