Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-05-19
NEWS IN BRIEF.
Condensation of Interesting Items on
Various Subjects.

various Subjects.
! Anthracite coal will be advanced at least
| fifteen cents per ton on June l.
Frances N. Seabriskie, ID, of Prince
! ton, the well-known divine aud author, is
! dead.
! Isaac H. DeHaven, of Conuersvile, Ind,
| cut his throat with suicidal intent, and
will probably die.
Twelve inches of snow fell Friday ut
| Sherman, Wy. the highest point ON the
| Union Pacific road.
The Kentucky Democratic convention
! nominated eX-Congressman John Young
1 Brown for governor
BY heavy fall Of coal and rock in the
Gaylord mines at Plymouth, Pa, three
Polish miners were killed
The grand jury at New Orleans has re-
| turned another Indictment against John
Cooney for jury tampering.
AT Seymour, Ind, horseshoe was found
imbedded in pin-oall log There were
tWenty-siX distinct yearly growths over ii.
At Oak Grove, Mo, the residence Of
Daniel Morgan was blown up pith dyna.
mite, and two of his family we're injured.
Owners of the ChickamamEa battle
ground ask too much for it, and the project
through.
At Montrose, w Va, Perry Thompson,
for robbery was taken by a mob to he
hanged, but while they were quaTelinp
over details he escaped.
Samuel Arthur SwartH, alias Samuel
Udeil, Whois wanted in Boston for the en-
bezzlement Of $4,000, has been arrested at
Chicago and taken east.
William Stewart, who mnrdcred Hamil
ton Prooit, at Van Vert O., last Thanks
giving, pleaded guilty and was sentenced
to the penitentiary for seven years.
At the closing session Of the Western
Unitarian congress in Chicago, it was an.
nounced that the Theodore Parker mem
orial fund of $4,000 has been completed.
Near Atkins, Ncb., Adam and Sett Hat.
ley were killed by DR.. q. H. Home, aus he
result of II lond standing fcud The
doctor says ne has tlsrae other Hatleys
marked.
At Lexington, Ky, Lizzie George, after
lodging Ratchet hurled at{her by her
husband, threw it back ut him with such
good aim as to bury the blade in his skull
He will die
Green b. Raum, jr., hus been forced out
OF his office MS chief clerk i'm the pension
bureau for corruption OF selling offices in
the bureau, Said that his father will fol-
lowin due course.
Mike Stable, at Pittsburg, was putting
cabons in q tower light when me, received
shock through his pliers from ,.he three.
thousandyolt dynamo, terribly burning
his hands and feet
Pittshug detectives ere searching for SIN
incog Mrs Margaret game, who has con
iessed to having stolen Il watch In Clc}E
land, for which John (Saesaway served two
years in the penitentiaTy
A Russian exile, Maurice I.opatecki, @
resident of Tacoma, Wash. has received a.
letter from his sister, the Duchess FedOr.
witt, of St Petersburg, that he is heir 20
100000 by the death of her husband
John Campbell, the he.rd bookkeepor of
the Montreal custom department, is mi SIS
ing, II is feared his book@ are mixed, and
an Investigation will be held He is sup
posed'to have fed to the United States
The Democratic bill amending the com
pulsory educatiOn Law of Illinois by strik-
ing out the provisions requiring
the teaching OF the English Language
in paroehial and private schools passed the
house
Rev Thomas f. Gaylor, chaprellorof the
University Of the South, at Scwncc, Tenn,
has been elected bishop Of Georgia by the
diocesan conycnttorA Of the Protestant
Episcopal church, in session at Savannah.
Georgia.
Medad w. Stone late president of the
American Docks and Trust company, New
York city, who claD r ont six weeks ago
is accused Of issuing rgcd cotton ware
house certificates and ri borrowing ) 10.