Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-11-28
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At Chicago "a yacht containing six men
capsized. Five were rescued but one died
en- route to the hospital
Youngs bug factory, Philadelphia,
burned Loss, $1,000 -Four fremen
were injured by falling wall.
Eight business blocks and the Congre-
gationalist church were burned at st.
Adams, Vt. Loss over 100000
At Wellston, o., wife-beater Boswecko
skipped TO avoid rough treatment at the
hands Of DIS indignant neighbors.
Professor Britton confirms the story Of
brierloss blackberries growing in the
mountains Of interior West Virginia.
Near Iamden Junction, o., workmen at
the Roscoe mound unearthed gigantic
skeleton encased in a copper covering,
The servant girl of Banker David 4.
Beals Of Kansas City kidnapped his child
Thursday, and has not been heard of
since
DR., W. S Hoy was shot at by Stress
Miller, at Wellston, o., the latter charg-
ing the doctor with having seduced Mrs
Miller
Two men, not fifteen as was first re-
ported were killed by the landslide on the
Northern Pacific. Several were more OF
less injured
At Omaha, Claud Heath, eleven, found
an old revolver and, pointing at a young
lady pulled the trigger. She lost an eye
but will recover
Thanksgiving afternoon, Queen Victoria
listened to Italian opera the first time
since the death of the prince consort over
thirty years ago
Again it is reported from the east that
President Harrison intends to appoint
Assistant Secretary of War Grant to sue
coed Secretary Proctor.
Near Massillon, O., Frank Whitmans
sleeve caught the hammer of his gun, /
which was discharged, instantly killing
Frank Seller, a companion,
At Chicago a switch engine ran into a
street car full Of people, and though the
car was demolished and set afre, none Of
the passengers were seriously hurt,
At Pittsburg, Frank Stevenson, twenty
three was locked up for trying to kill his
wife, who is forty-fye, because she would |
not give him all her property and money |
At Byesville, o., Expressman Archer
was probably fatally injured by an explo-
sion Of dynamite in a trunk he handled
roughly. The owner of the trunk cannot
be found
The municipal council of the Irish Ma
tional League in America has resolved not
to raise any more funds for Ireland unless |
the present fractional fights in that coun-
try cease,
1t is believed that the adopted son of G. |
Henry Stratton, the faster who died few
days since, is none other than Charley
Ross, proofs having been offered to bear
out the supposition
At Knoxville Mrs. Susan Woodrow was
shot by Clarence Lillard, whose sister had
taken ofiense at some action of Bob Nc
Kean, Mrs Woodrow's nephew. All |
parties are prominent.
The United States steamship Yorktown |
has arrived at Valparaiso The Bald-
more will now return to the United
States to be overhauled as her bottom is
supposed to be very foul
While intoxicated, Charles Fouse, tin
ner, fell through the skylight of four
story house ut Louisville his body being
crushed into a shapeless mass on the first
floor He was once quite wealthy.
The Ladies' Hermitage Association of
Nashville propose to have grand An
drew jackson celebration in February at
Jacksonville, Fla, to which persons from
all parts of the United States will be in
vited
There is a rumor to the effect that
Chancellor Capriyi, of Germany, and the
emperor have had a quarrel and that the
chancellor is about to retire, The kaiser
is said to favor war while Capriyi wants
peace,
At Carollton, Ky, Alexander Foley
and his wife, former slaves, met after a
separation of forty years. In the mean
time both had been married but had lost
their partners by death Foley lives at
Natchez, Miss.