Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-06-11
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Willie Thomas, n, worth 10000 hanged
himself at Frankfort Ind, because he dis
liked his stepmother.
Governor Steele, of Oklahoma, is in
Marion, Ind, and rather intimates that he
intends to stay there.
John Persur, Upton county, Tenn,
farmer, shot and killed his son, whom he
mistook for squirrel in tree.
Most Rev John Egan, Roman Catholic
bishop of Waterford Ireland died of in
fiuenza, after eight years sickness.
The Keystone bank examination exoner-
ates Postmaster General Wanamaker
from any suspicion of improper conduct
DIR. Griffin Thomas, Of Pittsburg, died
from the effects of poison entering boil
on his wrist during a surgical operation
President Harrison and cabinet have
been invited TO attend the southern states
exposition at Raleigh, N. c., in October
Richard Stotten, bank boss in mine No
2, at Brazil, Ind, had his back broken by
falling slate, and cannot possibly recover.
Martin Neeham is lying at the Cincin-
natl hospital with fractured skull, the
effects of blow dealt by George Witzle-
ben.
j, w. Davis who murdered B. C. Evans,
at Fort Worth, Tex, three months ago,
has been sentenced to hang on Aug. 10,
1891.
w. p March has marched to unknown
localities from Winamac, Ind, after
forging his fathers name to note for
$500.
Said that the United States will be IN
represented In Italy so long as Italy shall
remain unrepresented in the United
States.
Sunstroke is not an accident, and you
can't collect an accident policy on it, de-
cides Judge Phillips of the United States
circuit court.
Albert Engle, known as Count Schaffner,
has been arrested in Chicago for compelling
women to submit to his advances at the
point of knife.
Harvard college will receive over $40, eco
as the result of the settlement of the Han
cock will lawsuit, which has been pending
for several years.
Search is Icing made by a party of
Americans for diamond fields believed to
exist near Tlacotepec in the comparatively
inaccessible state of Guerrero, Mex.
William T. Carter and wife, of Column
bus, o., are under arrest, suspected of
having enticed Carrie Culbertson, aged II,
into their house for immoral purposes.
Campbeii's mills, Manyunk, Pa, owned
and operated by Grenshaw e. Lesser, man
ufacturers of cotton and wooden goods,
was burned. Loss 100000. Origin I'M
known.
Col. Abercrombie, killed accidentally by
q son-in-law at Montgomery Ala, some
years ago shot and killed a son-in-law and
had presentiment that he would die a
violent death.
Pierre, S, Oak, was visited by heavy
wind and dust storm, and at the same
time the thermometer fell from so to near
the freezing point, and frost was threat
ened Tuesday night.
The New York Morning journal prints
an intimation that the wife of ex-Pres-
dent Cleveland is about to become
mother. The matter has been quietly dis
cussed among society ladies for some time
past.
Superintendent Brooks, of foreign mails,
and William Potter, of New York, dele
gates to the postal congress at Vienna
have succeeded in getting q so per cent.
reduction on postage to the Australian col
onies.
At Camper, N. J., Philip Dominica
Sacco pleaded guilty of killing his sister
in-law, his attorney saying he would
rather have the court fix his sentence than
stand trial with public sentiment so in
famed against Italians
Andrew Poulson, of Harrisburg, o., a
suburb of Columbus died Of hydrophobia
Tuesday after the most intense suffering
He was bitten several weeks ago and the
wound had healed From the beginning
Mr. Poulson recognized that his case was
hopeless, and in his lucid intervals he took
the matter very coolly.