Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-07-01
NEWS In BRlEE.
A Condensation of Interesting Items on
Various Subjects.

A Condensation of Interesting Items OH
Various Subjects.
| Help wanted in Minnesota to harvest its
wheat.
Crops in Iowa have been somewhat dam
aged by hail.
Ohio produced $2,6i2, ,S5S worth of to
bacco last year
A Big Four train killed John Davis, OF
| Whelestown, Ind
Kinnard's granary burned at Lancaster,
Ky. Loss, $4,000.
West Middlesex (O.) girls have formed
a swimming club.
Grant johnson, of Franklin, o., was
killed by lightning.
Thousands of harvest hands are wanted
| in the Red river valley
Ohio will have ten young men in the
| new class at West Point.
Mrs. Joseph Stoats died at Elkhart,
Ind, from excessive drink.
The Big Four had 5000 freight
smash-up near Farmland, Ind.
The cabbage crop of Portage county, o.,
is a failure owing to late frosts.
Wheat was much damaged by the rain
| storm Monday in Central Ohio.
The Ohio and Pennsylvania glass com
panies have gone into Il combine.
At Wabash, Ind, Joseph Dunfee at
tempted suicide by taking poison.
Indana's citizen soldiers will go into
camp at Fort Wayne this summer.
An explosion of fireworks in a store at
Evansville, Ind, caused an SIS, 900 fire.
The Vandalia line has obtained control
of the Terre Haute and Peoria railroad.
The Cincinnati board of education will
spend $3.50, coo for new school buildings.
Mrs. Sherman Clark, of Melvern, o.,
was disemboweled by an infuriated COW.
Iron manufacturers in the Mahoning
Valley, o., will shut down Friday night
Fred Voglebach, aged "A, was struck by
the locomotive at Dayton, KY, and killed.
Reuben Drew, died at Coesse, Ind, in
horrible agony, from the effects of a dog s
bite
Boys near Birdseye, Ind, found an old
coat that had $1,7ll sewed up in the
lining.
Within few months the circulation of
the United States will be increased STA
100000
Dan Callahan, 13, was drowned at La
fayette, Ind, while trying to rescue com
panion.
Cherries are so plentiful in some parts of
Ohio that they are selling for three cents
IA quart.
East Liverpool, O., is building water
works reservoir that will hold 100000
gallons.
The last covered bridge in Shelby
county, O.. has been replaced by an iron
structure.
Turner Jordon, colored, charged with
robbery, escaped from the Jail at Emf
nence, Ky.
The Washington Evening Critic has
been sold to the Washington Evening Star
for $l0,l50
A carrier pigeon flew from Peru Ind, to
Detroit, 200 miles, in three and one
half hours.
Adam Pauley, an aged colored New Al
bany Qnd. hostler, has been paid s., zoo
back pension.
Governor Boies has issued an appeal to
the people for aid of the Cherokee, la.
food sufferers.
There is unanimous feeling of opposi-
! tion to Parnell among prominent lrishmen
| of Philadelphia.
Another airship company has been
organized This one is in New Jersey.
Capital, $4,000,
White Caps in Orange county, Ind, gave
John Torbitt fifty lashes for beating his
| wife and children.
The .envoys of the Chilian rebels will
not be received by any American official
from president down.
The increase in the price of saloon IL
: ccnses at Goshen, Ind, has not decreased
| the number of saloons.
! The United Brethren church in Seneca
( township, near Tiflin, O., has two factions,
/ one locked the door and the other spread
the Lords supper on the church porch.
Horace Phillips, 30. of Oregonia, o., was
tired of life because Maggie Breen would