Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-06-30

his much-fought-for wife restored by the
courts.
A dog near Peru, Ind, got into flock of
$50 sheep and killed just one-third of the
number.
Parnell will visit America this fall If
possible. He believes Irish sentiment is
with him.
The appropriations of the different states
for exhibits at the worlds fair aggregate
g., 775, 600.
DR., Menser, was held on a So, 600 bond at
Decatur, Ind, to answer for the death Of
Daisy Reynolds.
Steven Stokenburg, a student of Marion,
Ind, from Carthagena, o., died while
playing football.
contract for furnishing Autograph posters
for the worlds fair
G. II. Gest, Cleveland insurance agent,
shot and killed himself in park at Akron,
o. He was destitute.
Cherokee, Ia, calls for help for her 800
flood sufferers. The governor has been
asked for one hundred tents.
Henson Greenlove, living at Comet, o.,
was killed by falling on a circular saw at
Canal Fulton, near Canton.
| Arrangements are being perfected for
the holding of Alliance picnics all over
Kansas on the Fourth of July.
Robert Patrick, an employe of the Nellie
mine, at Hoadleytown, Ind, was struck
by falling slate and badly injured
DIR. Joseph w. Alsop, the Democratic
candidate for lieutenant governor in the
last campaign in Connecticut, is dead
Mrs. r. L. Philo, arrested in Chicago for
crime in Denver, escaped from Denver
officer by jumping through IA car window,
| Lizzie Andrews is dying at Muncie, Ind,
from the effects of a beating from a
! drunken brute who attempted to ravish
her.
An investigation of the charges against
| Colonel L. p. Vance, attorney, commenced
| in the common pleas court, at HillsDorO
| Ohio.
James V, Sweetser, of Marion, Ind, has
been appointed a member of the state
worlds fair commission by Governor
| Hovey.
1t is stated that the hat trimmings
cases will be settled by the government
| by the payment of $5,000,000 to the i'm
| porters.
Professor Abandon, of Drury college,
| Springfield, Mo, ahsconded after securing
Endorsements for about 81 300 by his fellow
professors
Francis Murphy, the temperance lee
turer, suffers broken nose, gotten in a
palace car tip-over in a washout up in
Minnesota.
Mrs. Martha Sunderland, alias Mrs
Charles Reynolds, is under arrest at st.
Mary's, o., on charge of obtaining money
under false pretenses.
The president of the board of health has
sent out official notice that there is no
case of yellow fever in New Orleans, all re
ports to the contrary.
Henry Sargent, a travelling paper hanger
out Of work, made an unsuccessful at
tempt to commit suicide by taking laud-
anum at Massillon, o.
John Bohlender, cigarmaker in the
employ of the Buckeye company at Wapa-
koneta, o., was overcome by the heat and
is in critical condition.
The finding of a lump of metal supposed
to be gold, on the farm of John A. Wright,
near huntsville, Ind, has caused consider
able excitement in the neighborhood
The Archie Indians, of Arizona, have
barricaded and declared war on the gov
eminent The troops in the vicinity ask
for achievements, with Ilotchkiss guns.
Charles Hardin, John Mcdaniel and
Manassas Wiedman are under arrest at
Mount Vernon, o., charged with entering
widows house and stealing lot of
goods
In Difference to the Prohibitionists of
Maine the government has ordered that
liquor seized in the state for violation of
the revenue laws, shall be taken to Boston
for sale.
Edward Evilsizer, Charles Pence and
Charles Steinbarger, the three Urbaua,
(O.) boys arrested for attempting to wreck
trains OH the Erie railroad were sent to
the reform farm.
The Ohio state school book commission
have agreed upon 70 per cent. of the whole
sale list price for common school books.
High school books will have price fixed
for them next week.
Phillip H. Schutter, well-known tailor
of GAINESVILLE, o., has been missing since
Wednesday, and his bride of a few months
is distracted. No reason can be assigned
for his disappearance.
tits said that another item has been dis
covered in the accounts of the Spanish
American department of the New York
Life Insurance company that increases the
defalcation of Agent MerZbacker to S491
600.
Laura and Henry Grouse, of Canton, o.,
will spend their honeymoon in Jail. They
had been living together unlawfully and
got married hurriedly to escape arrest
They were arrested all the same and
jailed.
Senator McDonald's will gives his wife
the Washington street property at Indian
apolis, personal effects and library; his
watch and law library to G. f. Mcdonald,
and his other property is to be disposed of
under the law of descent.
At Wilkesbarre, Pa, Edwin McMillm
has been convicted of murder in the first
degree He was charged with having
murdered his wife by burning her about
the body with red-hot irons, afterward
pouring Goals into the wounds. Both
were maudlin with liquor.
Fatally Gored by Cows.
PATERSON, N. j., June 20.-John
Tower, aged 70 years, residing on the
outskirts of Paterson, was fatally gored
by two COWS. The cows We're fighting
in Mr.. Towers yard, and he, thinking to
stop them, stepped between the animals
and tried to separate them. The action APP
parently still further angered the cows,
which turned upon him and pierced his
| body with their horns, making several
fearful holes. Mr.. Towers trachea was
completely torn out, and the physicians
who are attending him pronounce his
case as hopeless.
Robert Bonner and His Famous Roadsters.