Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-07-10
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/ Train near tire Groom.
Liberty Center (O.) people think that
there is fortune beneath them, and they
i will bore for oil and gas.
! Dick Frames is on trial at Springfield,
/ o., for numbering Waterman Hambright
for $40, his weekly wages.
Isaac Cunningham, who was assaulted
by Writ Ware, at Chillicothe, o., Satur-
day died from his injuries.
A Champaign county CO., farmer cut
sixteen acres of wheat which averaged
thirty-five bushels to the acre.
The Hooking Coal and Iron company's
furnace at Buchtel, o., has shut down,
throwing 200 men out of work.
Henry Kek, of Sandusky, and Joseph
Brannleit, of Cleveland, were drowned
while fishing in Sandusky bay.
Mrs Jefferson Davis has arrived in New
York and is now at her regular winter
quarters at the New York hotel. 10
A peach orchard in jefferson county,
Ind, contains 5000 acres, and 300 packers
are at work unloading overloaded trees
A female tramp was found riding on a
| truck of a coach at Jeffersonville Ind.
| She said she rode there from Indianapolis
The Society of the Army OF West Vir-
ginia have fixed ON Sept. L. and l6, at
Huntington, w. Va, for their annual re-
union.
| The inquest investigating the cause of
the Ravenna horror was closed Wednes-
day night. The verdict will be rendered
July ~.
Alliance, o., has ninety saloons and only
5000 people, The saloons don't pay the
Dow tax because Alliance is a prohibit
| tion() town.
Tramps almost beat to death farmer
JACOB Kropp, of near Canton, o. He was
driving the fellows from the farm and
they turned on him. b.
Clear Springs, Magnetic Springs, Vel
low Springs and all other Ohio springs are
being well patronized by health and quiet
seekers this summer
A Wheeling boarding house mistress
was beaten out of so much money that she
had to send her children to a home and
work out for living
AT Natchitoches, La, Adolph Peasants,
a mail-rider, and William Lacase, coloRed
were drowned while attempting to cross
the river in u hat-boat.
The copper box, recently found near
Leavenworth, Ind, is now thought to have
belonged to Herman Blennerhasset, the
fellow-conspirator of Aaron Burr
At Red Bluff, Cal, William Maggie, a
lawyer, who was shot by G. H. Braynard,
one of the opposing counsel in q property
SUIT in Judge Tolley's court, is dead.
In q saloon quarrel in Cincinnati
saloon William Hudson was shot and
probably fatally wounded by jim Rob
bins. Robbins escaped. Both colored.
Eight-year-o Charlie Graham, of III
CART Greek, Wood county, saved his five
year-old sister from drowning by jumping
into the water and swimming ashore with
her
Summit, Miss, and vicinity was visited
by two tornadoes on Monday. They were
about eight miles apart. Many houses
were destroyed, n number Of people injured
and one child killed.
At Sacramento William Arlington, a
police officer, was shot and killed by
Annie Manning. After shooting Airing
ton the woman turned the pistol on her
self and blew out her brains.
The employees of the Green Ridge iron
works, at Scranton, Pa, are out on strike
They presented scale of wages, which
the owner of the works agreed to. Later
the men repudiated their own agreement
William Edward Methany shot down his.
wife at indianapolis us she was entering
her home with her babe in her arms. The
husband ended his life by putting bullet
through his brain. The woman is still
alive.
Congressman-elect p. w. Ryan, while
returning from his Office at Springfield,
Mo, tripped on defective plank in the
sidewalk and fell violently to the ground,
fracturing his right wrist and right
thigh.
At Upper Sandusky, O., Ella Wood
worth wants her marriage with Van
Woodwork annulled, on the ground that
they were not married by an ordained
minister. The ceremony took place in
July, 1889.
The Missouri river has carried out sew
eral hundred feet of one of the expensive
dykes built by the government for the
protection of east Atchison, Kan, two
years ago. The current also threatened
the other dykes.
Richard Breeze, confidential clerk of the
law firm of j. Med. Trimble and Charles
A. Bradley, of Kansas City, is fugitive
from justice, having embezzled from the
firms safe bank stock valued at 81, 900 and
other valuable papers.
At Savannah, Ga, Policemen Clayton
and Neidlinger were called to a negro bar
room where row was in progress, and
tried to stop it, Phil Green, a negro, shot
and fatally wounded Clayton and tried to
kill Neidlinger. The latter got in the first
shot and killed Green.
During quarrel in a restaurant in New
York, Minnie Douglas was shot in the
right side of the head and right hand by
Ferdinand Reinhardt, the cook. The man
was under the influence of liquor, Having
shot the girl, the cook shot himself three
times Both may recover.
The Emmett Guards, of Washington,
have been awarded the prize of 800 offered
by the Irish-American Union for com
petitive drill by the various companies.
The drill was to have taken place at South
Beach, Staten Island, but the other com
panies refused to compete and the Emmett
Guards were awarded the prize
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