Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-01-13
NEWS IN BRIEF.
A Condemnation of Interesting ItcHls OF
Various Subjects.

NonuOhsatlon OF interesting ltcHAs or
Various Subjects.
Francis Murphy has begun at Franklin,
Indiana.
Panhandle wreck at Woodstock, O.,
cost s30C0O
Navarro, o., weeps wet tears for it's Gre
mated saloon.
Akron capitalists have bought the zanes-
vile, o., street railway
Young Grace Hathaway suicided at
Kent, o. Overstudy had made her insane.
John Eberle, at Lafayette, Ind, went
hunting and shot his brother Joseph for
a rabbit.
W. W. Hare, a Terre Haute shoe dealer,
committed suicide at indianapolis, Sun
day, by taking opium.
Rev. c. M. Clark and his wife were hon
orably discharged when their preliminary
trial was held at Xenia o.
Mrs. John Wagner, of Chicago who is
soon to become mother, is dying in all
the agonies of hydrophobia.
The Ohio Republican league will cele-
brate Lincoln day by banquet at the
Memorial hall, Toledo, Feb, II.
Mrs. William Taylor who wandered in
u AAu VI IIplLl thiS, Osg
over week ago is still missing.
Cecil Hubbell mistress of Nashville
house of ill-fame, suicided because her
lover, a married man, deserted her.
AT meeting of District Assembly As,
Knights of Labor in Cincinnati, Robert
Wheeler was elected master workman.
Sixteen blast furnaces in the Mahoning
valley of Ohio have shut down on account
of the high price Of coke and high railroad
rates.
Post and Harding, two of the ccnyicts
who escaped from the Ohio penitentiary
last Thursday, were captured at Bucyrus
Sunday.
David Ramsey accidentally shot and
killed Gabriel Buchanan, his brother-in-
law while hunting in Webster county,
Kentucky.
Gabriel Buchanan was accidentally shot
and killed by his brother-in-law, David
Ramsey, while hunting, in Webster
county, Ky.
Alexander Dobb's deviltry in cutting
the throat Of his horse cost him 500 and
costs with sixty days in the Cleveland, o.,
work house
The latest sensation in the senatorship
contest in New Hampshire is the report
that Ex-Governor Goddell may possibly
enter the field.
1t is said the Ohio legislature will re-
main in session until it learns what dispo-
sition the United States senate will make
of Calvin Brice.
Charles May, Terre Haute, Ind, black
smith, started out to shoot his wife;
couldn't find her and improved ON his
original design by killing himself.
A Springfield thief used the rubber
stamp of the postmaster to sign a cl eek
for $50 and was just prevented from get
ting the money by a clerk who suspected
the rusa
1t is claimed that the Ohio board of
agriculture is not frest and green as it
should be, but a collection of ancient fos-
kingdom.
The first case ON record of blunder by
a lady telegraph operator is that which
caused freight collision and fatal injury
of Firemen Walter Seifert, at Toledo
junction, O..
The body of Peter Sullivan, an aged
man, who started from Lima, O., Christ
mas, to visit sons in Chicago, and who has
since been missing, has been found in
White river, near Hobart, Ind,
Andrew Paul left the village Of Friend
ship, Ind, in 1850 to gather gold in Cali
fornia and returned for the firsh time last
week. His wife has been divorced, mar
ried and widowed since, and the two, aged
So, will again be married
1ndana's legislature has its first faIl-out
over the Harrell bill appopEating $1,000
from an empty treasury for expenses The
Niblack faction favor the measure, he
Curtiss faction crushes it and the Repub-
lican minority smiles through its tears.
John Morgan, well-to-do Richmond,
Ind, man. with three children, married
Widow Heirs with one little Heir, which
latter he refused to support, and turned
them both out of doors. The neighbors
threaten to open Johns eyes to his duty.
A collision occurred on New York ele-
waited road Sunday owing to an engineer
disregarding danger signal. Two en-
ployes were seriously hurt and the pas
sengers shaken up. One of the engines
was thrown to the street crushing a
wagon but doing no other damage.
The United States land office at Wau-
sau, Wis, is still kept busy by seekers
after water reserve land. The number of
original filings have now reached $50. and
over one hundred squatters have presented
their applications. A test case will shortly
be taken up and pushed through for the
decision of the secretary of the interior.
Excavation will be begun this week Mt
Palo Alto for Mrs. Stanford's museum
The building will be two stories high and
have a frontage of 3l2 feet. No wood will
enter into its construction, the walls being
of concrete and the floor beams and even
the windoy frames being of steel The
contract CT for the completion of the
building on ct. /.
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