Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-11-16
NEWS In RRlEF.
A CoBdensation of Interesting Items on
Various Subjects.

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Various Subjects.
Russia is erecting forts on the Chimes
border.
Two men were killed by Colorado
mine explosion.
Harley Stewart, of Huron, will be the
youngest Ohio senator.
John Da..s was kicked to death by
| horse at Port Clinton, o.
| Belts e. Koch's lumber dock Toledo
was damaged 100000 by fire.
The widow of the late exPresiden
Grevy, of France, is seriously ill.
Miss Nancy Temple, aged fifty,
found dead in bed at New Garden, o.
At Columbus, O., Charles Bethers, h.
wife and three children perished in tene
ment house fire.
John Meekin, rolling mill hand Of
Norristown, "a, was stricken blind whi &
washing his face.
James Stockwell, of Salem, O., was se"t
to the penitentiary for twenty-five years
for assaulting two little girls.
Henry Wells, Of Lima township, Lic'y-
ing county, o., fell from a scaffold on his
head. His injuries are serious
Thieves have stolen number of hoes
and a large amount of grain from farme"s
in the vicinity of St. Mary's o.
At Krebs, I. T., John L. Thornton sh It
and killed his daughter, and may be
lynched. He is undoubtedly crazy.
BY an explosion in Oakdale collier,
near White Haven, Pa, one man was
killed and aLJther fatally injured.
At Marion c, H., S c., Wi''iam Som
set was hanged for the murder of f.
Fore in 1888. He pleaded innocence to tho
last.
James Greedy, N O'Connor and Jan
Shockey are under arrest at Connorsvil
Ind, for stealing shotgun from Joh
Moore
Williams post, Grand Army, of Mu
Gle, Ind, has passed resolutions condemn
ing the practice of holding blue and gray
reunions.
Port Allegro, capital of the province o.
Rio Grande 20 Sui, Brazil, is undoubtedly
in the hands of an insurgent provisional
government.
Charles Gould, of Columbus, while try
ing to board moving train, at Newark,
O., had his left arm so badly crushed thai
amputation was necessary,
John Morris, well known confectioner
of Newark, n. j., while driving across n
bridge with his wife, leaped out and over
the rail into the river. He had been drink.
ing heavily.
Two men employed in an Elkton, Md,
iron works ere under arrest for totally
binding Hazel Benjamin by opening a
furnace door, the flames Of which de-
stroyed the boys eyesight.
Rosie Rowe, nee Hardesty, and Minnie
Fisher. made unsuccessful attempts to
commit sui lie at Muncie, Ind, Thuro-
day, by taking morphine. They claim
they were jil,ed by their lovers,
When Hen~y Huntley, of Gallipolis, O.,
discovered tLat he had bunkoed out of s.
by John Scott he proceeded to up Scott,
but the tables were turned and Scott is
locked up, having broken two of Hunt
ley's ribs.
Mrs. Nancy Cunningham. the venerable
mother Of w. M. Cunningham, past
grand master of the Masonic lodge of
Ohio, sustained what are feared to be
fatal injuries by fall, at her home, at
Newark, o.
At Lexington, KY, Robert ]. Breckin-
ridge. son Of the congressman, and Dault
Z. Arnold, son of Rev. Arnold, of Frank
fort quarreled at the governors ball.
They were taken 10 a livery stable and an
attempt made to quiet them. II was un-
successful and they came 20 blows. Both
Of Breckinridge's eyes were closed and his
face badly mashed. Arnold was compare
lively unhurt.