Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-06-18

George Agnew, son of Detective Agnew
is in Jail at Steubenville, o., for attempt
ing an assault upon Miss FALSELY, girl
of 10.
Mr.. Parnell has invited T.. Dwyer Gray
to contest for the seat in parliament made
vacant by the death of I. O'Gorman Ma
hon.
W. T. Thomas, night operator at Troy
o., for the Dayton and Michigan road
was murdered by tramps early Tuesday
morning,
The bill reducing telegraph tolls to
twenty cents for ten-word messages has
been defeated in the house at Lansing
Michigan.
Archbishop Ireland, Ex-Governor Mar
shall and Senator Stevens have begun the
first earnest attempt to unite st, Paul and
Minneapolis.
Chairman Norton calls the Democratic
central committee to meet at the Colum-
bus headquarters June "a and fix time fol
state convention.
Riley Tracy, of Wentworth, Ind, robbed
his landlord, Charles Alexander, of $40
after which he forged and cashed a check
on him and skipped.
During a fit of jealousy, August Voight
of Ottawa, Mimi, attacked his sleeping
wife with a Ratchet, then hanged himself
The woman will recover.
Charles kostneT, of Brazil, Ind, gets
g., 900 from the Vandalia railroad for scar
ing his horse into destructive runaway
by shrieking locomotive.
More dead bodies have been taken out at
Moenchenstein, Switzerland, the scene OF
the railroad excursion disaster. The killed
reach 1870 and the injured 800.
Yves Bickel, passenger engineer on the
Chicago and West Michigan railroad resi-
dent of Elkhart, Ind, was killed by his
engine at Beuton Harbor, Mich.
Charles Walters, of St. Mary's, o., who
was so badly burned few weeks ago at
the steam shovel works, in Marion, o.,
died Tuesday morning from his injuries,
The Iowa coal miners strike has practi.
cally ended, the Des Moines miners all re-
turning to work at the old prices and un.
der the same conditions existing last year
David Reiss, Chicago agent for New
York wine house, was arrested by the Fed
eral authorities charged with selling liq-
uors without license. He pleads ignorance
of the law.
MARY lJdDlily u SilttlllClCSS Nbuldl, NtA1
killed at Milwaukee by James Muggy,
who married her a short time ago on a
promise of reformation, which she did not
keep.
The resignation of President futile, OF
the Wabash college, Charlottesville, Ind,
to take effect June, 1892, has been received.
There was general reorganization of the
faculty.
Joseph Wise pleaded not guilty before
Mayor Blake, at Canton, o.. to the charge
of murder in the first degree, for the kill
ing of Charles Henderson, colored, in a
quarrel over a saloon bill. His hearing is
set for Thursday.
The eighth annual National Prohibition
camp meeting will be held at Oakland
Park, ILL.,, July to 90 Among the
speakers will he Mrs. Helen NJ Cougar, Of
Indiana: p. A. Burdick, of New York, and
Mrs. Carlock, of Kentucky.
At Milwaukee James Muggley put three
bullets into the breast of his wife, causing
her death He married the woman, whose
maiden name was Mary Dahm, in Min
neapolis house of ill-repute. She went
back to her old associations.
The survivors Of the Black Hawk wal
held high carnival at Galena, ILL.,, Wednes
day. The veterans range in age from 81 "a
90 years. Only % are living, and two
thirds of these participated in the reunioa
An organization is to be formed for tlf
purpose of securing pensions for the sur
vivOrs.
Gideon w. Marsh, the fugitive president
of the Keystone bank, of Philadelphia i
believed to be in Brazil IL is stated that
ex Treasurer Bardsley believes him to b,
there. and that Marsh tried to induce TIE
ex-treasurer 10 go with him TO that coian
try Bardsley is said to have serionSI,
considered tine proposition for tims, bal
finally decided noe TO run away.