Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-02-17
NEWS IN BRIEF.
"a Condensation of Interesting Items OF
Various Subjects.

NVpD1NbO
fire Sunday.
Miners convention at Columbus, O.,
established defense fund.
Rich gold ana silver finds are reported
from Montague county, Tex
Fire N the New York general postofice
did S25 goo damages Sunday.
GreenTlle, Miss, had 100000 fire Sun
day. Five stores were destroyed.
1t is expccte that Archbishop Williams,
of Boston, will be made a cardinal
President Mayer denies the reported Bal
timore and Ohio deal with Jay Gould.
DR.. Jennings Price, the eminent Ply
stefan, died Sunday at Lancaster, Ky.
Tough Joe Gless, of Canton, o., has
skipped out into the elsewhere in a livery
rig.
Clay and Vigo county, Ind, farmers are
in trouble for cutting the os al telegraph
wires.
A big strike of tin ore has been made in
Virginia, sixty miles southwest of Wash.
iugton.
DR.. A. E. McNeall's Excelsior roller mill
at Bowen, ILL.,, burned. Loss, $50 coo; small
insurance.
Fire destroyed Lee Brothers distilery
at New Columbus, Ky. Loss, $500; no
insurance.
Mrs. Ruth Jeuners, fourth victim of the
Lafayette, Ind, natural gas explosion,
died Saturday
The London police have arrested sad
der in connection with the latest White
chapel murder.
Maud Davis, who was kidnapped in Wis
consn six years ago, has been found by
her relatives in Chicago.
Paris is exercised over the stabbing of
Nine. Toubhaus u the indignation OF her
lover, who wanted 10 get rid of her.
William Dawire, charged with leading
astray school girl, Emma Wright was
hanged in eiligy at Groensburg, Ind.
The National miners convention de-
cidel to levy monthly per capita tax of
twenty cents for general defense fund.-
Thomas Mark and Peter Nolan breathe
the free air Of Loogootee, Ind, acquitted
o. the charge of numbering Nick O'Brien.
A free fight among Swift & Cudahy's
ice cutters at Omaha resulted in the kill
ing Of one ard terrible cutting of three
others.
A. l.. Bowman's house at New Castle,
Ind, was burglarized, A gold watch and
500 cash were taken from Bowman's
clothing.
Rev. Thomas Thila Tulper has resigned
the passionate of the Unitarian church at
Laporte, Ind, to accept Il call to Grand
Rapids, Mich.
Joseph Mackley is charged by the Mar
ion, o., coroner with sending the bullet
that went through his wiie's brain, and is
jailed without bond.
At New Albany, Ind, Joseph Kaclen
and wife are in Jail accused of numbering
Mrs Kaclen's son, Nicholas Krouse, to get
his interest in the farm,
Bert. Paddock and William Smith, anna
tcur burglars at West Florence, O., are
likely to be amateur conyicts when the
grand jury gets its work in.
At Shcrmersyille, Pa, Edward Mullen,
q miner, while intoxicated, beat and
burned his wife to death with a red hot
poker. He has been arrested.
John Burholdt, Oak ITuboc, O., baker,
is in Marion searching for his wife and
will forgive her for running off with
Baker Eberly if she win return
The Alliance Times, u weekly publica-
ton in the interests of the Farmers Mutual
Benefit association started at Anderson,
Ind, several months ago, has failed.
The cyer-previous + .Volyer took n hand
in a friendly scuilile between Messrs,
Troutman and Baker at Brazil, Ind. and
Troutman is pnralyzed with bullet in his
spine.
John Snclman, son of Peoria, ILL.,.
millionaire, escaped from an express train
while being taken from ST., Paul to Chi
,,,..g, ,,p,,yn,, I,n orrp tf rol,bip, r,Dut
Offices.
Secretary Gibson, of the whisky trust, |
will be tried by the state court in Chicago
ON charge of attempted arson in connec-
ton with the p,o, to blow up the Shuieldt
distillcry.
A Hooking Valley passenger train and
a Scioto Valley freight collided at Scioto
Station, O. Engineer Charles Bosworth |
was fatally injured and several Others
slightly hurt
George W. Moore, tho Oldest newspaper
man in Miuncsota, and for thirty years
leading Republican,, died suddenly of
heart disease willie sitting at his desk
reading late Friday night.
Committee investigating the Delaware
county o., treasury, reports that ex-
Auditor High was so very low in his deal
iugs with the public funds as to fraudu- |
lently divert $4,000 into his private OK
checlueG
At Warren, Mimi, the three story build
ing occupied by A. T.. Senevolds, as drug |
store. burned Sun .ay morning. His .
tycgr old daughter was burned to death. |
Mrs. SenevoIds and the hired girl were
badly burned in making their escape.