Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-07-28
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The blue book regarding the New Or
esting intelligence
Mormon missionaries in southern Cali
fOrnia have made several notahae conver
sions to polygamy,
At Paducah, KY, jesse Brown, who
killed John Larry last January, was SEN
fenced to hang Jan. 10.
The proposed Alliance wheat corner in
Minnesota is made impossible by a con
stitutional amendment
Earthquake shocks at Evansville, Ind.
shook up the buildings and caused panics
In some of the churches.
John Gremme, miner, was instantly
killed at Malvern sewer pipe works, Can
ton, o., by falling shale.
All of the Victoria pirate sealers are
sailing homeward from the Behring Sea,
having been warned away
Miss Mary Passano, 20, Of Baltimore,
suicided by shooting, She belonged to a
wealthy family, but was poor.
The great East street shops, Springfield,
O., has been sold to syndicate, and will
be put into operation at once
There is story now going the rounds
that Sarah Bernhardt the great French
actress, was born in Rochester, N. Y.
At indianapolis William A. Teal, coun-
terfeiter, was caught dead to rights by Of
ficers and now languishes behind the bars
The test of smokeless powder at Sandy
Hook was successful. 1t did not smoke
and was one-third stronger than smoky
powder.
Near Higginsport, o., Joseph f. Hall, n
boathouse keeper, shot William Butler, Of
Winchester, O., through the heart. Old
quarrel.
Quay denies that he is about to resign
his seat in the United States senate He
says: We'll, somebody has been taking
on me again"
Berland and Dore, the Courbevoie muir
derers, were guillotined in Paris. Madame
Berland, charged with being an accomplice
was reprieved.
j. Jaques, of Fulton, KY, formerly
merchant in Hopkinsville, died from the
effects of an overdose of morphine. No
cause assigned.
During a fire at Newport News, Va,
which destroyed twenty-eight houses, two
ladies and two children were Frustrated
from fright and died.
Miss Ida Freeze, of Springfield, o., was
killed in Detroit by falling from bicycle
and in front of "a street car, which passed
over both lower limbs.
Isaac Parrish, policeman, was killed at
Louisville, by an electric car. He at
tempted to board the car at the front and
slipped under the wheels.
Frank Lindenstine, of Kansas City,
broke the worlds high diving record. He
4 at. H. g g., ~ L
ington park, Kansas City.
The United States worlds fair commits
sioners to Europe met with very courte-
GUS reception by the English nobility, and
and were brilliantly entertained.
Dan Dunn, who shot Steve Harcourt at
Seney, Mich, about a month ago, was shot
dead Sunday by James Harcourt, a
brother of the man shot by Dunn.
Michael Burns, who had his leg broken
In two places by being caught under the
cars in Panhandle wreck, a week ago, at
Pataskala, o., died from his injuries.
At Rapid City, S. d., ]. w. Saultry, a
prominent merchant, shot his wife three
times, probably fatally wounding her, and
then blew out his own brains. Jealous.
At Lafayette, Ind, Charles w. Kurtz
of the attention of young man. The
young lady suicided by jumping into the
river.
Ballington Pooth has been chosen to sue
ceed General Booth of the Salvation Army.
The headquarters of the army may soon be
transferred from England to the United
States.
Near Hopkinsville, KY, Ben Bradshaw,
a wealthy farmer had the bones of his |
shoulder and an arm fractured by wheat |
stack falling upon him. He lies In n crit |
ical condition.
In a fire at Crawford's sawmill, which |
spread to the Kanawha and Youghiogheny |
Coal company's elevator and stable,
Cincinnati, one man and four mules were |
burned to death.
The mysterious disappearance of Rev. j. |
N. Kane, of Indianapolis, was explained |
by the finding of his body in the canal |
Wounds on the head indicate foul play. |
His money was gone.
An attempt to assassinate Mime. Con
stans, wife of a minister of France, was
made by an unknown person, who mailed |
her a book followed out, in which was
placed an internal machine.
While fooling with gun, said not to be
loaded, near Wheeling, w. Va, Joe Fahey
killed Sarah MCGOWAN and probably
fatally injured George Weltzel and Katie
Kinney. Fahey was drunk.
Correspondent Perry S. Heath, of
Washington, denies that he Is the
man who sent out at Private Secretary
Halford's instigation the reports Of the
mortal nature of Blaine's illness.
The new St. AIMS Catholic church, at
Fremont, o., was dedicated Sunday fore
noon by Rev. Mgr Boff OF Cleveland, as
sisted by number of priests and Catho-
lie societies from neiRhboring towns
William Todd and Elijah Young, two
young men living near Clay's Ferry, KY,
got in an alteration coming from pic
mic Todd shot Young three times In the
back and it is believed that he cannot live
At latest accounts Tom Webb, a negro
rapist, was being pursued by two mobs
both desirous of lynching him. He had
the fourteen-year old daughter
of white farmer and later the seven-year-
old daughter of a respectable negro
The Fostoria Glass company, of Fostoria,
O., has decided TO move its plant TO
w. Va, on account Of the
people refusing to furnish them
free gas according to contract The plant
employs about 300 men, and the company
will invest about $4,000.
William Wood, who lived alone in
marsh near Mentor o., was found fatally
shot near his home. A young German
named Herman was arrested charged with
the crime The two were rivals for the