Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-01-31
NEWS IN BRIEF.
Condemnation of Interesting Items Of
Various Subjects.

condemnation OF Interesting. Items OF
Various Subjects.
Pike and Dubois co mites, Ind, are full
of wild deer.
Dog" Doyle is held for numbering his
mother at Springfield, o.
In the Louisville and Nashville wreck
near Birmingham three passengers were
injured.
Jay Hollis was acquitted by the Hamil-
ton o., court of the charge of being too
much married,
A, II. Gump, of Fort Wayne, Ind, says
for S 600 he will agree not to eat bite
Tor thirty days
They say the British government is
talking to the Armours about a dressed
beef plant in India.
Mrs. Eunioe Beers died at Omaha Thurs
day, aged lOl years. She was a relative of
eX-President Hayes.
Secretary Blaine says that there are no
negotiations in progress to effect reci-
procity with Canada.
Harvey Reese of Spencervile, O., horse
buyer, is said to have raised from $1,000
to $50 L0) on forget notes.
case involving the right to $l5 worth
of calves has been decided in an Iowa
court. The costs are over $4,000
North Carolina has joined the roll of
states that will not go TO Chicago to the
fair If the elections bill shall pass
The Winona Paper company, of Holyoke.
Mass, has suspended payment The
liabilities an olnt to nearly 500 600
The sundry civil bill, as agreed upon by
the subcommittee of the house appropr a.
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1t is believed that the abundance of large
plants in the White House has caused
much OF the sickness in the presidents
household.
Tip Paxton has a bullet in his breast
and Ike Mcbride is fugitive from Frank
fort, Ind, all because of "A whisky-insp,red
argument.
George Hoard, of Lexington, Ind, com
plains that when he went to see his lady
love he was kicked and shot at by her
father, Mr.. Robin.
Indian JIM was put into the Mans
field, o., jail to finish kicking himself for
working all night to blow two safes and
failing to secure red cent from either
EX-Sheriff Suryer, of Clay county, Ind,
grew weary an earthly pilgrimage of
three -scorc-and-ten and opened the "a g
TO the & eat beyond with suicidal hands.
A movement has been begun in this
country n.ended to secure International
action to improve the condition of Russian
Jews and place them in possession of Pal
estine,
The Pennsylvania Legislature adopted a
resolution calling on the United States
senators of the state to support Federal
elections law by all fair and honorable
means.
John d. Cougar, of Lafayette, Ind,
presented check for the largest sum of
money ever delivered by the Tippecanoe
county clerk in that shape The check
was for $1,000
Amos Weaver, Delaware county, Ind,
youth, returned home from six-years'
sojourn in the wild west, staid long
enough TO swindle siXty-four relatives out
of 5000 on a bogus land scheme, and
evaIorated.
The Grant monument fund of New York
has reached $780, 0CO subscriptions of
small amour nts are received daily by Treas
urer II GRACE l.. Hotchltiss, the majority of
those received Ct late coming from Grand
Army posts throughout the state
George Kirby, one of the Anderson, Ind,
| White Cappers, has sque aled, and told a
narrowing tale of how the brave gang
disported itself at midnight, shaving
horses tails, chopping up valuable ma
chinery, and writing threatening notices
decorated with crOssbones and smiling
skulls,