Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-04-29

David Dudley Field has somewhat i'm
proved, but he is S6 years old and his con
diton is serious,
Secretary Foster has been called upon to
decide whether incipient tubercle of the
lungs is contagious.
At Monte Carlo, an English lady, after
losing heavily at the gaming tables,
jumped into the sea.
Joe Emmett is reported to have sold his
St, Bernard dog to f. II. Moore, of Mel
rose, Mass. for 5000
Five men await hanging in the Ohio
penitentiary anneX-Craig, Mccarthy,
Jones, Smith and Blair.
Miss Matilda Platt went to visit her
sister at South Bend, Ind, week ago,
and has not been seen since.
/ Rev John Charles Hanna, son of Rev
II, II, Hanna. DID, of Monmouth, ILL.,,
died suddenly at Philadelphia
Gen Kautz Monday received hand
some gift from the members of his old
mess in the shape of a uniform, sword and
belt.
The matter of the federation of railroad
organizations will be determined by a con
vention of railway employees May u at
st. Louis.
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cloe ny ShootlnE himself ne was 10 nave
pecH married W euheSuay hlsht TO prom
lheht young lady
Al the printing WORKS OF Armstrong
flllhore' 'lhclhhati' Jacop hnmp iell
! uo"h the e'eE"'oi ShaiC from lhe Iouf'n
moor upon Ihe carriage at Ihe Dot'om' ana
dled rom ms injuries
Henry Getz. OF Hamilton, O., whose
Wlle alea year ago ieafln9 MN with
thlee small chll"reh' one OF Whlch dled
some weeks ago, III a III OF melahchola,
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Joseph leClalre, eN-clty treasurer of
Depere, Wis, who went out of office in
debted to the CITY to the amount OF about
SI'ooV, ulsjppeareu laSt lh.fSdaE' ana IL Is
reared mas drowned hlhlSell'
Minister Phelps gives credit to the con
sui at Hamburg, Charles p, johnson,
Cincinnati journalist, for the chief part in
securing the removal OF restrictions on
American i've STOCK III germany
The infatnation of married man named
| Weldon, of Vernon, Tex, for Mrs. Mary
q, kinMe, OF Fort Worth, Tex, induced
| him to chlorotorm her fatally and shoot
himself dead at Hot Springs, Ark
Some unknown person broke into the
| stable of Jacob kemerer, near GarrayS-
Vile, Pa. Sunday night and poisoned four
imported stations valued at $1,000 and
| then cut up his carriage and harness.