Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-03-10
NEWS IN RRlEE.
A Condensation of Interesting Items OF
Various Subjects.

about.
The physicians n attendance on jerome
Bonaparte have abandoned hope of his re
covcry
j. b, Ransley, we'll known confec-
tioncr of Cincinnati, has been adjudgeC
insane.
Col Israel Underwood died at Column
bus from the shock of seeing the Elliott
tragedy,
1t is said the financial panic in Argen
tine is over and that confidence has beer
restored
Chicago carpenters will strike March %
unless the bosses shall come to law before
! that date
Thomas NJ. Wilson, aged ~, chief clerk
for the auditor general of Michigan, is
short 81, 600
Charles Street fatally stabbed Charles
aiming at Dickson, Tenn, in quarrel
| about a nickel
Grace Litts, of Greensburg, Ind,
| charges $500 loss to a combine of rats,
matches and fire.
James Sanger, Norwalk, o., farmer is
arrested on charge of raising Sj25 note
on forged name
North Carolina Democrats redistrcted
the state $ as to give the Republicans but
one congres sman.
| Stephen Searles was convicted at Nor
walk, O., of burning John Rciss' carriage
factory, at lua Fly.
At Marion, o., joseph Mackley pleads
not guilty to the charge of willfully max
ing himself a widower.
The president has refused to pardon
Tnl ~ ,,pA
victed OF Drank wrecking.
Rudolph kloth, an eccentric old citizen
Of Glendale, o., committed suicide, it is
supposed with strychnine
The International Bakers union at In
danapolis, ended its convention with n
banquet which took the bakery.
AT Darden, Tenn, Sarah Belknap cut
the throats OF her two daughters as they
slept and then committed suicide.
At Alliance, o. William Burgoif for
merly OF Cincinnati, was horribly mangled
by being run down by switch engine
Miss Desha, founder of Wimodaughsis,
has resigned from the club because
colored girl was admitted to the school
The recent heavy and continued rains
have caused floods in the south and much
anxiety is felt at the rapidly rising waters
Mrs. Iillie Mowbray was kidnapped in
Chicago by two unknown men, who
forced her from the street into a carriage
Over 1.50) carpenters at indianapolis are
waiting until the bosses can see their
plane duty and stop shaving their wages
a "complexon artistic" has sued Mrs. c.
P, Huntington for 500 for work done.
Hubby Huntington thinks it worth but
500
Sammy Sellers, aged s. was drowned at
Reading, Pa, while trying to save his G.
year-old brother, who was finally rescued
by others.
The Philadelphia Methodist Episcopal
conference has voted against the admis-
sion of women delegates to the general
conference.
Rev. Henry G. Swentzel, of Scranton,
Pa, has declined the missionary epis-
copacy of Japan of the Protestant Episco-,
pal church.
Farmers Alliance, of indiana declares
that $500 is enough for the state to ex-
pend on n vain, fieeting show like the
worlds fair,
Arvid Erickson, 81 years of age, and the
son of a Swedish nobleman, committed
suicide at Chicago by shooting. Love af-
fair in the old country
Impressive services in memory of Gen.
Sherman were held in Nashville, Tenn.
Sunday, under the auspices Of the Grand
Army of the Republic
While Mrs. Brinkman was momentarily
out of the home at West Milton the cloth
ing of her two little children caught fire
and they were fatally burned.
Nicholas Vincent, aged 40, bachelor
was burned to death in his lodgings in
Cincinnati He had bnca drunk and
kicked over his lamp while asleep
Judge Colbert, of the Greek nation, has
sentenced Samuel Logan TO be shot to
death at Checkotah, l. T., March 30 next.
for the murder Of Joseph McInt Jsa.
A. S. IIodson, a boolkecper OF PITTS
burg is guilty of two forgeries, oae Of
raising II check Of $2) to 81 500 and the
other raising check Of sl3 TO $500.
The testimonial of the New York mer-
chants expressing their appreciation of
the reciprocity policy of Secretary Blaine
was presented to that official Saturday.
DR.. Thomas Weston, Mai. Handy's AS
sistant in the bureau Of promotion and
publicity of the worlds Columbian expo
sition, died suddenly Sunday of pneu-
monia.
Thomas Doty, Of Mount Vernon, o.,
abused his parents and dangerously cut
his brother Charles who interfered He
was arrested on a warrant sworn out by
his sister.
At Cleveland, o., Mrs. Mary Espey, an
aged lady, was beaten into insensibility |
and robbed of $50. Her grandson Wilburt |
Hutchinson is under arrest, charged with |
the assault and robbery
AT Batesville, Ind, John Dirschrel, in a !
rage Of jealousy, shot his wife, her grand. |
mother, his 3-year-old child, and then cut
The women may recover.
The two young children Of Mr. and Mrs |
Brinkman, living near West Milton. o., |
were burned to death by the clothes OF one
catching fire from the cooking stove, !
while the mother was out of the house.
The Santo Fe train of the Jacksonville |
Southeastern, known as the "Red Ex- |
press running from Chicago to st. Louis, |
was ditched Monday morning about two |
miles north of Havsna, ILL.,, and the whole |
train burned The fireman was killed,
and four or five passengers injured, two
mortally,
At Toledo, O., q stranger who registered |
at the Bopuy mouse as bhhfiS,s y. EdWaFus
and gave no place Of residence suicided !
with aconite after destroying all evidence
OF his identity. His clothes were marked /
&C. c. a. and ring on his finger was in
scFibed M. n. c. Father Quigley. a
prominent Catholic priest. thinks the
man inteEtled TO murder him on account I
Of hts attacks On the Masonic fraternity.