Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-02-09
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William Howell son of prominent
! tather, is in Jail at st. Louis, charged
with completely in stage coach hold-uI
In Colorado last summer.
Jacob h. Ievison is under arrest at Chi
cago charged with securing by false pre-
lenses $500 worth of jewelry from Emery
q Lewis, of Syracuse, N. Y.
John Newlin, young man of Plainfield
Ind, was thrown from a high derrick &c
the ground by the rope breaking. His in.
Juries are pronounced fatal.
The Pennsylvania house passed the bill
authorizing the governor to appoint a
commission to revise the mining laws and
inquire into the condition of mines.
AT Toronto the Farmers Institute re-
celVed committee report favoring aboli-
tlon of the Dominion senate as being a
hlndrance to progressive legislation.
Giant powder let go in a Kokomo Col.
mine, and killed William Young and John
Anderson, and badly injured John John
son, John Mcleod and William Crane.
A Knoxville, Tenn, firm advertised in
The Journal of that city to send pur-
chasers of goods to Europe free, and the
paper has been seized under the lottery
law.
Unknown assassins fired into a crowd of
councilmen at Santa Fe, and seriously
wounded j. A. Archulta, one of the
officials. A bold attempt with no know
motive.
bob" Fitzsimmons, the middeweight
champion of the world, has signed con-
tract to travel under the management of
Otto G. Clato. The contract is for 81, 500
and fifteen weeks.
A horse standing on the track of the
Cotton Belt railroad threw a passenger
train oft near Clarendon, Ark. Fireman
Simons, fatally injured; Engineer Ed
wards, leg broken
David e. Daniels, of Newark, has been
| solicited to represent Dennison university
at the Ohio state oratorical contest r.
W. Bush, of McConnellsville will repre-
sent Ohio university.
The Wabash railroad has compromised
with Mrs James +. kellar, of Cynthiana,
Ky, by paying her $4,000 for the killing
oil her huspand and son in a wreck on that
road in Indiana last June.
At komaron, Hungary, family of five
We're asphyxated by gas. They were
watching sick child and neighbors
moobbed the doctor, believing he had
pOiSOneu JHe ldHluy
Marshal George Wells sia and ! j. P slSiea@ Sa@p
party of colored men, Four of the latter
were badly injured. All were arrested
-Four drunken civilized Indians at Sala-
manca, N. Y, poured ceal oil on fifth
because he wouldn't sell them more
whisky. They applied match, and the
poor wretch was probably fatally burned.
Sam Jones, referring to the Palestine in
cident, said; ~ am afraid this kind Of
thing is not going to stop here Some
smart Aleck will want to whip me again.
| won't have peace until kill some one"
The Arnaut insurgents in the neighbor-
hood of Pristina, have taken possession Of
the telegraph lines and have cut the wires.
The foreign agents in Prestina are unable
to communicate with their governments.
Near New Ha,el, Conn, gang of
stoneblasters were shaken up by explod-
ing dynamite placed on forge to thaw.
C. l.. Barbour lost both eyes, was much
cut and may die Three John Sullivans
were seriously hurt.
Gen Miles has appointed Capt c.. C.
Tenney, of the Sixth infantry, Indian
agent at Pine Ridge. He succeeds Capt.
f. f. Pierce, who has been relieved ON ac-
count of ill-health. Capt. Tenney is now
at Fort Porter, n Y.
The will OF the late Benjamin H. Camp
bell, of Chicago, was admitted to probate.
The estate, valued at $700,C0o, is to be
divided in equal shares among the heirs
at-law when the youngest child shall have
attained its majority
In an attempt to arrest some negroes at
Junction City, Ky, Marshal George
Wells was fatally shot, and his brother-in-
law, j. p. Sampson, dangerously wounded.
Four Of the negroes were badly injured,
and all are under arrest.
The International Society for the Col
onization of Russian Jews has been in
corporated in Califoin a, with capital
stock of $lCC00C0, aIv.oc. into -.U0J0
shares. The society will purchase tract
of land and locate a colony on it,
Two men entered 4. l.. Wilsdorfs jew
elry store at Cleveland, when eyerj cne
but young clerk had gone to su,pl.
They stole twenty-one GOLD watches, and,
locking the front door after them, es-
capped. The watches were worth 81 Coz
Four Indians, while ON spree at Sala-
manca, N. Y, seized another Indian, John
Jackson and because he would not fur
nish them more liquor poured oil over him
and applied match. jackson succeeded
in extinguishing the flames before he was
seriously burned.
Archbishop Walsh, in a circular letter
to the clergy Of Ireland, says Mr.. Har-
rington took mean advantage when he
issued his appeal, and advises the clerical
members of the National league to COM
bat such Parnelite packing" by refusing
to join in the trickery.
The mystery of the young man found
dead in the Astor house, New York, on
Tuesday, seems no nearer solution than
at first. The identification of the body as
that of Fred. Evans the San Francisco
mind reader, has been discredited by a
dispatch from San Francisco, which states
that Evans is alive and we'll
For the first time in the history Of Bis
marck, n. Oak, all the saloons have
closed their doors for an indefinite period,
and not a drink is obtainable, all in con-
sequence Of the recent original package
decision by the state supreme court. II is
believed that no attempt will be made to
run "blind pigs or dsobey the law in any
particular.
CONGRESS.