Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-03-26
rown from tAe train, both being seri.

thrown from tAe train, both being serl,
ously injured.
An inebriate asylum is soon to be estab-
lished at Plainfeld, Ind
Mrs. John Wolfe was killed by a runa-
way team in Kansas City
About half the business portion of Rus
Sellville, Ala, was destroyed by fire
Minneapolis wants Minnesota's capital
removed from st, Paul to Minneapolis.
Peter Jotter, II, of Middletown, o., died
from blood poisoning, resulting from the
bite of chicken.
National farmers officers in convention
ut birmingham, Ala, to prepare to hand e
this years cotton crop.
Pennsylvania's proposed gerrymander
makes sixteen districts Republican, ten
Democratic, four doubtful.
Silver brick can not be coined free. says
Secretary Foster, thus sustaining the
action of the director of the mint.
Sam. Stewards wife of Jacks On county,
Tenn, had triplets, and the governor psr.
doned Sam. IL pistol-carrying case forth
with
George Ellerbrook a Dillsboro, It'd =,
farmer was held up and robbed of S.5 !,
near his home Afterwards he found Sl3J
Of the money near the scene of the rob
berry.
Mrs. Francis Calkins has turned states
evidence at Goshen, Ind, and confes ed
that she and Frand Hendrix planned and
eX cuted her husbands death. Things
look decidedly blue for Hendrix.
Two colored women, fighting at Spring
oil n t,l 1 4
Mccarthy on a Big Four train. While
watching the fight he lost his balance and
was thrown under the wheels and killed
Lou Shadbeck and Lou Stewart, a. g /
II and IA year, were arr sted at Martins
vile, Ind, OF ch lrGe OF petit larceny, Il
valuable outfit OF fishing tac'lle taken
from the residence Of G Il. Smith having
been found in their possession.
The Brush Electric Light company, of
Cleveland, o. has begun suit in the
United States circuit court against the
American Electric Arc Light company, of
New York, for alleged infringement o.
patents An injunction and accounting
was asked for.
The Sherman statue fund committee
met at the chamber of commerce in New
York and adopted resolutions that the
treasurer of the fund announce that the
subscriptions were sufficient to complete
the statue. The total amount of the fund
to date is $44,7SG.
William ConnOrs, a boy of New Clarks-
burg, W, Va, called to account "A man
named RhOdehaver for slandeling dis
trict schoolm am. Connors was knocked
down, bat he secured an AK, chopped his
assailants arm off and stabbed him to
death with a chisel.
At Nermillion, s. na'l., the university
trouble is assuming S rious aspect. In
the chapel, the local regent, Mr.. Truman,
on behalf of the board, suspended in
definitely three seniors, three juniors and
one freshman, and the ia ,ulty pres scented
a report requesting the president to re
sign
Dr. Paul Gibier director of the New
York Pasteur institute has made public
the results of inoculation for hydrophoba
From Feb. Is, 1850 to Feb. 49, 1884, there,
were S2S persons trt a ed for dog and cat
bites. No death caused by hy drcphobia
has been reported am ing the persons inoc
ulated.
Chinese in British Columbia are re-
ported administering punishm mt under
their own ordinances and according to
their own civil and criminal code. A de
tective learned of two cases in which
criminals have been tried urdar their code
and secretly beheaded. He is of the opin-
ion that many Chinese are thus dealt
with,
During the progress o. trial at Eooa-
vile, NJ, Robert Davis and his father
sprlng upon Thomas DralTen, al d during
the melee Peter Ar Old, a Davis partis ,
attempted to ass st him, whea several
others interfercd, precipitating general
fight Arnold received four cuts, one al
most seyering his wrist two on the
shoulder and one in the abdomen. the lat
ter, the physicians say, will prove fatal.
Robert Davis had his throat cut from ear
to ear, and will probably die, and DrafIen
loses one eve