Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-07-15
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trenton, MS
Mr. Dryfuse is jriled in Portsmouth, o.,
for kissing ladies Unfortunately on the
public highway
Mrs. Henry Miller took paris green at
Fostoria o., and is likely to escape from
her domestic troubles.
William Scion is identified at Bucyrus,
o., as the man who murdered Charles
Douglas four years ago.
At Charleston, w. Va, James johnson,
confessed that he crushed Henry Wiso's
skull with stone and hid his body.
William Leive, a laborer, had his head
torn of by being caught in the machinery
ut Schreiber's iron works Cincinnati.
The present rate of consumption of coal
in London is 100000 tons per annum,
which corresponds to 26,6OO tons per diem.
Shoho, w. Va, has a unique railroad
station. 1t is built around giant elm
tree, and the roof is shaped like an UNI
brella
The death at the Victoria hotel, Boston,
of Mrs. j. Clifford, registered from Charles
ton, is believed to have been case Of
suicide.
Art Barker OF Peyton, w. Va, got j.
Barker's wife away from him, and later
got bullet from j. Barker's gun right
through him.
Fluhart Mining company's men, at
Wellston, o., will strike for the discharge
of Mine Boss Hicks who is accused of gen
eral cussedness.
William Warner, Is, and Charles Galley,
II, Cincinnati runaways, are arrested in
Pittsburg and tell stories of cruel abuse
by their families.
In Paris mailman shot at President
Carnot but missed him. The would be
murderer narrowly escaped being lynched
by the excited populace.
Conductor Jesse Vauters, of the belt
railway, at Indianapolis, tried to jump
from his train to rescue a drunken man
and lost his own heroic life.
At Birmingham, Ala, Sol Bonheimer, a
drummer and Thomas Hyde, railroad
man, quarreled about game of pool.
Bonheimer fatally shot Hyde.
! A blazing freight train on the Grand
Rapid and Indiana road rushed into Port
land, Ind. and was eXtinguished with the
loss of three cars of cedar posts.
Mrs. Langtry was slugged by her mon
eyed hacker, Abingdon Baird because she
! dined with another gentleman. 1t is said
Baird settled by paying her e25, 900.
Rats gnawed all the flesh off the corpse
of Ira Ewing. who died in the insane
asylum at LoganspOrt, Ind, and whose
body was temporarily placed in the cellar.
John j. Chase and James Carlo, en-
ployes of Shinn q Company, at Chase
Mill, Jackson county, w. Va, met and re-
newed an old quarrel. Carlo was fatally
stabbed
The transfer of the Pine Mountain Coal
and Iron company, of Pineville, Ky, was
made in Niddlesboro. The price paid is
81, 100000. The new owner is Minneapolis
syndicate.
During funeral possession at Kilkenny,
Mimi, a team drawing wagon with six
occupants ran away. Daniel McCauiey
was fatally injured and three others less
badly hurt.
Professor John Lloyd, of Murfreesboro,
Tenn, was shot and killed, presumably by
his nephew, Thomas Martin, in whose
company the old man was last seen shortly
before his death.
Policeman Cuban, of West Superior
Wis, had fight with two burglars, and
killed one by shooting him in the eye. The
survivor refuses to give his name or that
of his dead partner.
James Spinks, 3d. and Mary Haines, ~,
had to swear to their sanity before the
GAINESVILLE (O.) judge would marry them.
The method in James madness related to
the fact that Mary owned forty acres of
land.
At Cincinnati Tom Finn, boy burglar,
was shot and fatally wounded by an Off
GER The boy first shot at the officer, the
bullet cutting a hole in his clothes, but
not injurng him Finn was leader of
gang.
Percy Hudson, proprietor of the Enter
prise hotel, at Silverton, Colo, shot and
killed the girl with whom he was in love
and then killed himself. The girls refusal
to marry him is supposed to have prompted
the crime.
At Cincinnati William Bush, II, and
William Elder, another boy of about the
same age, quarreled and fought Bush
stabbed Elder in the neck with a pocket
knife, severing the jugular vein. Elder is
dead and Bush in Jail.
In Lagro township, Wabash county, Ind
Charles Lynn, young farmer, while pack
ing hay in NOW was caught by the rigg
ing and lifted nearly to the roof and then
dropped to the floor, sustaining injuries
which may prove fatal.
At Youngstown, o., Henry Beynon,
aged II years. was found with painful
bullet wound in his leg. He said he had
been shot by stranger, but afterward con
fessed that he had received the wound
while playing with a revolver.
When Lena Weinberg, housekeeper at |
Winona (Minn) hotel, died two years
ago, $4,000 in gold was found under a
false bottom in her trunk. Monday 3d. |
600 additional was found in an old piano |
stool, supposed to have been hidden there |
by her.
The Knapp-Stout Lumber company, of |
St Louis, has entered a new incorporation, !
with a capital of So, 100000, Subscription
books will be opened next Thursday by |
the American Trust and Savings bank, of |
Chicago, which will manage the organiza-
ton There will be $4,000,000 preferred |
stock and ~ 600 000of common stock. Half |
of each has been TAKEN and all the bonds, |
Cave Line Schedule.
Following il the schedule Of the
Buck. board line between GAINESVILLE |