Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-01-26

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g, m Hlsl Gbis ,ssgeii.sIa1d broh'.snis
'T,dt1 Aoiters, JcnF .vas burned to
~ t.siSaf ~aiYs1. AZ ~ hi cL'shes
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i ~ tisliai n e.. Caroline ej,ip was
Etsa9sd ffgsa'sDiteide. She protesto9 her
ifasDsAca W Lhe lagt.
There h tars, suffering jr tae rioun-
tlinaus patt Of ireland qving to deep
si0wg apd n -tre cola.
James iifockstt, OF Rgvsnna, G.. has
SIZED his wire for C;i'orte because she
threw yltrioj IN bis TIRE,
wo0dcbopeSrs near Findlay, o., Killed
q SID cat utter a hard struggle 1t
weighed tmty-tigbt pounds
Daring the s.e,gling carnival at
Wabash, Ihd., sOc sleighs were in line,
covering three niles Of groniid.
william JanGger was caught IL ma.
clibery NJ tGe Western straw board fac-
tpri ~ Maly'f, o., and fatally injured.
4 horse sl,suxhter-house has been dis
covered In Bergln county, N. !. The
meat was sold TO colony q Poles near by.
Charles Clark filed Teacher John
Crooks with bird shot, because u n lick
Ing Clnrk's boy got at school near Green
Vile, o.
At Dieppe6ale, France, a huge rock fell
from a high orecipice, crushing three
houses. Abmt twenty persons were in
iured some fatally.
AZ SloboJskoj, Russia, the roof Of a
church collapsed during service. The
number Of killed and injured was be.
tween sixty and seventy,
Chairman Edward Miller of the fedora
ton board Yoakuin, Tex, has formally
dcajared the San Antona and Arkansas
Pas railroad strike az All end.
John Wagner, who murdered q man
na.red Dau1herty OF July IS last, has
been convicted and sentenced to hang on
April 10 next ri Tahlecuah, l. T.
Al Hobb. Iud., Nh. and Mrs f. T..
NcrdhamT vent sldghriding, taxing
their tw0montbs-oiS boy with them.
They bundled him Uco closely and he
smothcred
The Chicago Times, in discussing the
arrangements for the Democratic ma
tional convention, suggests tbe possible
advisablity Of holding il at the world S
fair grounds.
Grip Is developing with remarkable
severity in the mining ard numbering
camp about Duluth. Several thousand
men are afflicted, and WORK Is suspended
at some points
The grand rabbit hunt Of the Piata In
dinns Is Mt an end, having lasted sevcn
days IN which time ovlr 5000 rabbits
were killed The meat will last the 400
Indians r. month.
" =. Cole, Of Dayton, o., Cincinnati,
Hamilton and Dayton brakeman was
sent ahead to flag u train. lie stcod in
the cold until his feet were frozen. lie
may lose both feet.
Experiments nre being made at Preside
tCalJ military re,drvation with terrerite
The new explosive -Four shells with the
liquid, which resembles red ink, wers
fred from u Parrot rifle.
Josiah Brandon, aged seventy six,
starved 20 death at Chesterfield, Ind,
rather than eat the food 10 lad in the
house. His wife Is also d,f.le froD1 eX-
posture and starvation Misers.
40 Dayton, -. Randolph Frants shot
"a killed FhJa W.ildisah while the lat
Ter kyas threnten ing the )!fe of q Mrs
RoJk, with whom he had become iufatu.
sted, but WHO had cast him off rFentz
surrendered
Near EIgil Van Vert county, O.,
Frank Croweil uerhaps fatally beat his
father because ne would nos give i,..n
check for $40 Wt,h which to leave the
country, ~. ne was in t:DuDle with
youu4 wom,a whuse father said he must
marry her
General Stanley, commanding the de-
pHrtmeut Of Teas, has issued orders irr
Captain BOorl.G aud Major Louis Morris,
Of the Third cavalry, 20 report personally
~ bin, These officers have been active in
the field on the Rio Grande frontier for
the last six weeks scouting for Cara, but
have failed 10 catch him.
AZ Clnrtimrg, w. Va. Henry Si,aver
came home rom a bunting expedition
and found ht wife and lack johnson, an
cN convict, IN compromising position,
lle cmpted TIE contents Of his shotgul
into both. Moth are in n critical condi
zion Shayol has disappeared.
bear keutCn, o., Miss Laughlin was
rhGsti ing = ,rt Smith, John Stevenson,
Cherries and William SpGrlock, four Of
the big boys i'm her school, when they
turaei on Der. Hur twclyc-yeac Old
brother Frank went to her assistance and
was fatally beaten by the four young
todgh-. Misc Laughlin was badly in
jurgd. TIE quartette is in jli'.
Sr Hon is rife concerning n sue
prssor tu Justice Bradley An opinion
prevails that Attorney General Muller
will bo selected 10y the president to filf the
r1aucy The appointments may go toI
-1ue 01e within the circuit represented
by Justice Bradley, which comprises
p4uuuyfyaui1 New Jersep and Della
vrre Chief Justice Paxton, of pennsyl-
vauiI is prominent mentioned for the
place. n the egpon men5 should be
made from New jersey District Judge
Green. whom Nh Harrison would have
nupalutrd 20 ,he cirtui. beuch had he not
decided to appoint q Democrat from that
Circuit, mry . the place.
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