Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-12-15

lie mas Deel married twice, his nrSt
wife was found dead i'll her bed about
two years ago.
Inc nauonal lead trust will reorganize
as a company under the laws of New
Jersey.
Jacob Coss, pioneer, died Wednesday
near Chilicothe, o., aged one hundred and
three years.
A stylish couple have beaten the banks
at Greenfield, Ind, out of a considerable
sum by forged checks.
Carey Wickliffc and George Elliott are
under arrest at indianapolis charged with
attempted train wrecking
A proposition is to be presented to the
Virginia legislature asking 81 900 a year
pension for Mrs. Jefferson Davis.
j. Pierpont Morgon says the money cen
ter Of the world is shifting and that be
fore long it will be in this country.
Mrs. Mary T. Tyler, richest woman in
Kentucky, died Wednesday at her home
in Louisville, aged eighty-two years.
The Courey Birely table factory, at
Shelbyville, Ind. has shut down. Over
800 men are out Of work Overproduction
Report in the carpet trade has it that a
carpet manufacturers trust is likely to be
brought into existence soon after the new
year
William J. Odair, elected to the assem-
bly, from New York city as a Republican
and Tammanyite, declares he is a
Democrat
Abraham Backer the New York banker
who failed to 50 large an amount in Au-
gust, died Wednesday from worry over
his affairs.
AT Spencerville, o., John Marlatt was
run over by loaded wagon. The wheels
passed over his head and right arm, both
being badly crushed.
AT Columbus, o., Christian Horseman,
eyed eighteen, was killed by the falling of
a mantel in clearing the wreck of the
Franklin blast furnace.
On Front street, Cincinnati, two trains
came together, wrecking sixteen freight
cars and knocking the fronts out of two
buildings Nobody hurt
At Greenvlle Miss, Forest Thomas,
colored was hanged for the murder of
Hayward Bryant, colored, in November,
1890, at Lake Washington.
In a Kansas City court room Lawyer
William Wallace and Prosecuting At
torney Brown came to blows and had to
be separated by the court officers.
AT Montreal, two colored men assaulted
Diamond Broker Ruttenburg and robbed
him of tray containing thousands of
dollars worth of diamonds. Ruttenburg
may die from his wounds.
AT Iona, Ind, Frank Thompson ard
William Jordan guyed each other about
their Countrywide appearance. Thomp-
son. who started it, got mad and probably
fatally stabbed Jordan with penknife
The funeral of Dom Pedro, eX-emperor
of Brazil, occurred in Paris Wednesday.
The services were simple, no display being
made. The body will be placed in the
Braganza, a tomb in Lisbon, as final
resting place
Skin grating will be tried on Ernest
Schmitz, aged thirteen years, who was
horribly burned last July at Laporte,
Ind, the burns refusing to heal Rela-
tives of the young man will contribute
the necessary cuticle.
When Land Bill' Allen died in the
poor house at Columbus, O.. there was Il
registered letter in the postofiice from his
son in Kansas asking the old man to
come and live with him and offering to
send a railroad ticket.
AT Marquette, Mich, runaway freight
cars jumped the track and crashed into
the houses of John Crowl, Alexander
Imeson and Patrick Mccarthy, the in
mates barely escaping with their lives
Fire destroyed two of the wrecked houses
and their contents