Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-07-18
NEWS IN RRIEE.
A Condensation of Interesting Items on

Inc flrsC Natlonal Dank, OF Wyandotte,
Kan, has failed.
A Lake Shore train killed Tabor Wood
aged ~, at Oberlin, o.
George Gould says that his father, Jay
Gould, is not sick, as reported.
The First National bank of Kansas City,
Kan, is in the hands of "a receiver.
Said that President Harrison may 90 to
Bar Harbor to see Secretary Blaine.
Henry Menke's little son fell under a
wagon at st. Johns and was killed
John Blakely, the veteran boat-builder,
died Thursday at Cambridge, Mass.
Brakeman Wilbur Kistler was cru she'd
to death by an engine ut Wabash, Inl.
Mrs, Catherine Burkley fell from a
cherry tree near Youngstown, o., and was
killed.
DIR. George Perrin, veteran of 1912, died
Thursday at Cynthiana, Ky, aged ninety
seven.
The international medical congress says
Turkish baths are the best cure for drunk
enness.
William Denny wound up weeks spree
at Shelbyville, Ind, with a dose of rat
poison.
Mrs. Middleton, of Pisgah, O., came to
life just as the undertaken was about to
lay her out.
w. II, Harrison, a prominent citizen aud
banker of Cincinnati, died at Lakewood,
N. Y, from paralysis.
A threshing machine boiler exploded
near Chaifant, o., killing Abraham Kin
worthy and Oscar Blee
w. S. Cappellar, of the Mansfield (O)
oil e a. NJ
tional Editorial association.
Near Xenia, o., Rudolph Htz, de-
spondent German, deliberately stepped in
front of trahl and was killed.
Mother Stewart, the temperance advo
cate, has returned to Springfield o., after
receiving great honors in Europe.
The story that an English syndicate is to
control Americas glucose manufactures
is denied upon reputable authority.
Only small amount of valuables were
obtained by the man who robbed the Tex
arkana,' Ark, train Wednesday night.
Rev Father Jerome Kearney of st.
Bridges Roman Catholic church, Pitts
burg, died of an affection of the throat.
lie was g.
Charles T.. Jacks, of Cincinnati, has
been chosen supreme corresponding en-
gineer of the American Order of Steam
Engineers.
The international medical congress- at
Prohibition park, Port Richmond, Staten
Island, is discussing the best way to cure
drunkards.
At Philadelphia John Reilly, 49, who
brutally assaulted Irene Ssserton. 10, was
sentenced to fifteen years, and to pay a
fine of 81 900.
Natural gas explosion in the Portland,
Qnd.) mills made the most of its hardened
employees think of religion. They all be-
came Shakers.
Walter Alden, St Louis travelling
man, stopping at the Bates House, Indian
apolis, ended the life he weared of with u
dose of morphine.
Asa result of n long existing feud be-
tween two farmers. j. II. Russell and
j. II. Fletcher the latter was shot and
killed near Jewett, Tex.
Secretary Foster has awarded a silver
life saving medal to Miss Mabel Mason for
saving the life of Thomas Jones in the
Detroit river on May II, 1890,
Senator Jack Robinson has the inside
track on the presidency of the Pennsyl-
vana Republican League clubs which
meet at Scranton on Sept. %
During u thunder storm ut Livermore
Falls, Me, r. e. Bryant's barn was struck
by lightning. Bryant persisted in the
flames, which destroyed the structure.
State Railroad Inspector McInerna
finds that the rules of the company made
the Ravenna wreck possible, and cen
surcs the freight crew for gross negli-
gence.
"Bucllskin joe street medicine fakir
suicided at Leavenworth, Ind, by hang
ing He was victim of choral and
drink, and recently said the sooner he was
dead the better
Hal Hughes, of Seymour, Ind, won't be
so flickerty in his affections hereafter, If
his discarded betrothed Annie NalIie, sue
cecds in collecting the 0,O00 she claims is
due on his broken promise
Mrs. Cramer, mother of Jennie Cramer,
who was found dead on the New Haven
Conn beach ten years ago, and for whose
murder the Malley brothers were tried,
but not convicted has suicided with a
rope. Her husband did likewise two years
ago.
Professor f. b. Coy will represent Ohio
in the directory of the international edu-
cational association. Miss Mary f.. Mich.
olson will represent Indiana; W. o. Cross,
Kentucky; Frank Goodman, Tennessee,
and w. H. Anderson, West Virginia
Meeting year hence at Helena, Mon.
The national temperance convention, at
Saratoga, made up of delegates from all
the temperance societies of the United
States, resolved that liquor dealers and
the saloon element having united, regard
less of party, to carry their ends, all tenn
pcrance men, by united action at the polls,
should stand in defense of humanity from
their evil influences.
Tho Tr,deIesa I,cnuIr al rnrts