Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-06-13
NEWS IN BRIEF.
A Coadensation of Interesting Items ON
Various Subjects.

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Noah Van Horn was run over by tn,
ears at Newark, o.. and killed.
Webster jackson was temporarily para
| lyzed by lightning, at Sidney, o.
Mr., Ahaus, bitten by mad dog al
Lawrenceburg, Ind, is recovering,
Ex-State Representative ], M. Wilson
of New Holland, o., is dead. Cancer.
Bulling, the wife murderer will be
lynched if taken back to st. Joseph, Mo.
! Melvin Camp is found guilty, at Colum
bus, o., of opening another persons letter
Ship loads of tin plate are being i'm
ported into the United States from Eng
land.
The Miami and Erie canal broke two
miles south Of Dayton, flooding the garden
lands
At Fern Leaf, KY, burglars succeeded
in getting 500 from the store of Burgoyne
d Evans,
The strike of the employees of the omni-
bus and road car companies of London
continues.
John Gradel, telegraph boy, had both
legs cut off by a train ut Chattanooga,
Tennessee
Fifteen injections of Koch's lymph have
entirely cured Mrs. Kate Fisher, of Pitts
burg, of consumption,
The government warehouse at Honolulu
was destroyed by fire which originated
from leaking kerosene can.
Mrs. j. B. Smith, of Washin gton, be-
came mentally unbalanced at Indianapo-
lis and is il charge Of friends
The National Association of Furniture
To-, ,r,..A -
il the main hall of the worlds fair
Charles Berbe, of Alliance, o., was
robbed of $500 by Forger George Wander
grift, whom he shielded from the police
Badly hurt back and legs are the result
Of Fireman Gustave Nagle missing the
sliding pole while only half awake, in New
York.
Bank Examiner Drew, of Philadelphia,
has been suspended by Secretary Foster.
He will doubtless be dismissed from
office
Senator Brice is reported to have said he
is disgusted with the Democratic muddle
in Ohio, and will take no part in the com
paign.
The wheels of a peddle wagon passed
over the 3-year-old son of A. j. Flock,
death.
While working in the field at Harden
town, Ind, Old soldier Martin Gleekner
was called to the harvest home in the great
beyond.
The Yardmasters' association at Toledo
chose J, Q. Hicks, of indianapolis presi-
dent, and Lincoln, Neb., as the next place
of meeting.
Mr. A. w. Ridenour, aged As, a leading
physician of Massillon, o., was stricken
with paralysis, and his death is momentar
lily expected.
Mcconnell Shelley, son of ex-Congress
man Shelley, of Alabama, was shot and
probably fatally wounded by B. f. Burch
a barkeeper at Selma, Ala
Ex-City Treasurer Bardsley, of Phila-
delphia, pleaded guilty to seventeen indict-
ments for embezzlement, enough to send
him to the penetentiary for fifty or sixty
years.
John d. Rockefellar, reported critically
ill at Cleveland, o., is at his summer
home, Forest Hill. He has been indisposed
for several days, but his ailment is not
serious.
Miss Mcconnell an clipping girl of In
chief Of police into letting her go, after he
had received instructions from her mother
to hold her
At Huntington, o., water went down
in the saw mill boiler of Robinson Broth
crs and the explosion killed Engineer Rob
inson and injured Messrs. Robinson and
Fredericks.
The London busmen's strike is over. The
masters concede twelve-hour day with a
slight increase of wages. The settlement
of the strike is the cause of very general
satisfaction.
The Elliotts, on trial for murder at Co
lumbus, handed in the names of siXty-five
prominent men to appear as witnesses.
This is probably done to estalish their
good character.
The Architectural Iron Workers union,
of Chicago, has decided to submit an ulti-
matum to the bosses, and in case their de-
mands are not complied with, will strike
on Monday next
Governor Hovey, of Indiana, proclaims
that the laws enacted by the Fifty-seventh
Indiana assembly are in force, with the ex-
ception of the legislative apportionment
which is no good.
Scenery caught fire during an entertain
ment at Versailles, Ky, throwing the aud
fence into panic Fortunately the fire
was extinguished and order restored before
any one was hurt.
At Columbus o., Attorney Wade Cush-
ing, of Cincinnati, is trying to persuade the
supreme court that Murderer Craig should
have another chance to save his valuable
neck per trial by jury.
Among the schemes indOrsed by the OF
ter Tail county Farmers alliance at Fergus
Falls, Mimi, was one to join with the
railway employees and build road from
Duluth across the state.
William H. Sogle, under arrest in Gin
cinnati, charged with having in his po-
possession or Offering for sale fictitious
bank notes." on bank of Prince Edward
Ismand, supposed to have been stolen.
The Correspondence Politique, of vi
emma, publishes st, Petersburg dispatch
which says that after the celebration of
their silver wedding in Denmark the czar
and czarina will visit the Emperor Will
lam, of Germany.
Father Mollinger, the famous faith cure
priest, of Allegheny City, will leave for
Europe Monday. The cause of his sudden
departure is said to be summons from
Rome to administer to the pope, who is
said 10 be very sick.
The Cherokees have called on Uncle Sam
to make the hay cutters in the strip pay
fifty cents ton for hay and the cattlemen
81 head tax. Both have refused to pay
anything, and say they have rs much right
there as the Cherokees
The body of Charles w. Gettier agent
If the White Line Rapid Transit com
pany. at Cincinnati, was found in the
river He had drank heavily as a result
of his losses at the Latonia races and is