Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-05-27

Near Plevna, Ind. Mrs. Elizabeth Tyler
fell into fire and was burned to death.
Opium smugglers have cheated the
United States government out of 81 ,201, 90
Chester Mills, colored, at Indianapolis,
cured his chronic poor health with a leaden
pill.
Muncie, Ind, discovers that it's annoy
ing band of robbers is composed of bad
| kids
James Becy, at Martins Ferry, o., quar-
relied with his son John and shot him Ia,
tally.
Arena Messinburg, colored, finished
life pilgrimage of 115 milestones at CadiZ,
! Ohio.
j. w. Leftons butter dish factory at
Anderson, Ind, went up in a $4,000
! flame
Little Davis boy at Gurley's station, o.,
had his head crushed between the bumpers
of the cars.
Samuel Ramsey was drowned in tie
| Mississinewa river near Wabash Ind,
while swimming.
An unsuccessful attempt was made to
hold up a train at Enfield, Me. A number
of shots were fired.
Blaine is practically well again. but may
| go to Maine for a few days before return
ing to Washington.
Mesdames Hay and Britton of Donalds-
vile, Ind, thrashed Jessie Huston for
talking about them.
James Hughey was caught while exca-
waiting in quarries near Greenfield, O., and
probably fatally injured.
Orville Baer, of Muncie, Ind, will look
at meat, by request of the government, at
salary of 81 900 per annum.
Hon. David Butler, the first governor 4
Nebraska, died suddenly at his home near
Pawnee City, of heart failure.
M T. Jones, Blanchester, o. horseman,
and president of the Manchester Fair
company, is strangely missing.
The United States supreme court unani-
mously affirmed the constitutionality of
the Kansas original package law.
Joseph Boyd father of James f. Boyd,
governor of Nebraska, is dangerously i'll at
GAINESVILLE, o. He can harly recover.
Chicago Episcopal diocese could neither
approve nor disprove the election of Rev.
Phillips Brooks to the bishopric, and 80
adjourned indefinitely.
William c. Pratt, supposed leper at
Louisville, died of nervous prostrati IN
without becoming sufficiently lucid to tell
anything about his case.
Henry Spohn is in Jail at Mansfield, O.,
for laying in little whisky against posi-
BILE sickness, Accused of stealing two bar
rels of it from a freight car.
While Charles Scott was cleaning out a
furnace in the spoke mill, at Brazil, Ind,
he was seriously, if not fatally, burned by
an explosion of escaping gas.
Mrs d. G. Fay was caught up by an en-
gine at Ostrander, o., and carried one
third of a mile, but she was treated so ten
derby that she wasn't even hurt.
Near LatrObe, Pa, a fast train struck
carriage at crossing. r. Foot and Miss
Mollie McNally were killed and Miss Der
tina McCreary seriously injured.
Near Nashville William Graves, wife
and son killed John Collins because he
slapped the boy for tearing a fence down.
Graves and his son have been arrested.
Evangelist Speer has held meetings to
full houses, near Columbus, Ind, for 1902
consecutive nights, and the scenes of the
excitement are said to be indescribable
They say that j. Pierpont Morgan, of
New York, now in London, will try to
straighten out Argentines tangled
finances in the interest of London bankers
David Brinkley, Henry Brinkley and
Harry Webb, on trial at Wooster, o., for
robbing an old man, Michael Shelly, who
afterward committed suicide were acquit-
ted.
General Manager Green, of the Big Four,
has resigned The position has been of |
fered Joseph Ramsey, Jr., assistant TO
President Ingalls,, who will no doubt ac-
cept.