Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-07-23
NEWS IN BRIEF.
Condensation of Interesting Items 81
KariOna SubIects.


The shah of Persia is seriously ILL.,
| Flour is $28 barrel in Argentine.
Peter O'Malaia, of Cleveland is dying of
hydrophobia
Two horses were stung to death by bees
at Corydon, Ind
Rich deposits of petroleum have been
discovered in Greece
Secretary Foster has gone to Cape May
for weeks soiourn.
Jim Corbett has challenged Frank Sla
vim for fight to finish
Governor Buckner, of Kentucky, will
make trip around the world
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Chamberlain will
visit the United States next fall.
Mrs. Kate Slower fell from cherry tree
at West Liberty o., and was killed
Mrs. Annie Smith, of Canton, O., was
seriously, if not fatally, bitten by vicious
dog
They say Senator German fears the
Farmers Alliance is going to carry Mary
land
The strike of 5000 miners at Canton, o.,
for nine hours was compromised at nine
one-half.
S. L. Owsley, a barkeeper, shot himself,
at Cairo, Ill. He was addicted to the nsa
of opium.
Henry Orth, a wealthy farmer living
near Wooster, o., was terribly mangled by
a vicious horse.
Two policemen ut Huntington, Ind have
begun suit for $4,000 against Merchant
Levy for SANDER
The body of an unknown man was found
I'm a sT1pinu on the farm pf Hmm
near Indianapolis.
Walter Bugg, aged II years, of Cleve-
land, was drowned in Silver lake, near
Akron, o., while bathing.
Considerable anxiety is expressed at New
York over the safety of the steamship
Ohnda from Oporto, which is overdue.
Springfield o., must pay twenty five
cents per 900 for natural gas or do with
out. So says the president of the local gas
company.
In drunken row at Dillionville, O.,
Anton Gobrowshi, Hungarian miner was
stabbed to death by fellow countryman
who escaped.
The skeletons of nine adults and several
children have been found on the steamer
Utopia, which was wrecked near Gibraltar
several months ago.
The toes Of Chin Hop the New York
Chinese leper, are ready to drop off. He
has been removed to the hospital by order
of the health officers
At Bloomington, Ind, Ellie Edwards
shot and mOrtally wounged Robert Shaw.
Edwards claims self-defense. The murder
was the result of an old quarrel
Mrs. Mary McCalfery of Pittsburg,
gave her children carbolic acid by mis-
take. One is dead and the other in II criti-
cal condition. The mother is frantic with
grief
There is n movement on foot to establish
college for Spritualists at Chesterfield,
Ind. The ground for the college has been
donated and u subscription headed with
81, 800
A young man named Speese is under ar
rest at Anderson, Ind, on n charge of rob
bling the residence of Chris Cain, near that
place, of money and goods to the value of
5000
About 1000 companions from every
quarter of the country are at the general
grand council of the United States of the
Royal and Select Master Masons now in
session Mt Minneapolis.
The United States emigration commits
sioners now inquiring into the emigration
in England have not yet fairly begun
work They are at Liverpool. Their head
quarters will be at Berlin and Bremen.
At Winchester, Ky, Judge A. l.. Hag
gard was married to Mrs. c. Il, llaggarl.
Both are over seventy years of age. This
is the brides third venture all three of
her husbands bearing the name of Hag-
gard,
Two 5000 damage suits were filed at
Huntington, Ind, against Leopold Levy,
member of the city council, by two mem
bers Of the special police force, who claim
that Levy slandered them in debate in
council.
1t is reported in Cleveland that three of
the candidates suggested to the pope as be
ing worthy to succeed Bishop Gilmour
have been rejected, and it is understood
that Bishop Chatard, of Vincenncs, Ind,
will be appointed
At Punta Gorda, Fla, Miss Lee Ritchie
shot and fatally wounded Howard r,
Bivens with whom she was in love, but
who was engaged to another and then at
tempted to shoot herself, but the revolver
would not work.
At Ripley o., Bud Berry and Bill Gar
rett fought duel with knives Berry fell
dead stabbed through the heart, and Gar
rett almost bed to death from his wounds
They had quarreled over a girl at
dance Garrett was from Cincinnati.
At Twelve Mile, Ind, AID Ware and
Harry Caldwell, campers from Jefferson
vile, rowed too close to a passing steamer
and had their skitf beaten to pieces by the
wheel Caldwell was badly hurt and was
brought ashore by his comrade, who
tainted rs he touched the bank.