Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-12-15
NEWS IN A EuTsHELA.
Items of Interest Gathered from All Par
Of the Word.


Bert Lemon, OF Logan, o., scratched his
hand on nail and died from blood poison.
ing
There is nc change in the Rock Island
strike. It viii not extend to other roads,
it is said
The use Of morphine and cocaine caused
Dr. l., L. Henthornc, of indianapolis, to be-
come insane
Lipman & Company, jute merchants Of
Dundee, have failed, with liabilities
amounting to about 81 $4,000.
President Carnot has accepted Rouvier's
resignation. M. Tirard has been appointed
minister of finance TO succeed M. Rouvier.
Three three-card-monte men were ar
rested at Huntingdon Ind, for beating
Charles Balkell, of Rochester, Ind, out of
$125.
1t is said congress soon will be asked to
appropriate $500, 900 for the benefit of the
committee Oh awards of the national com
mission.
The bodies of James Mills and Judson
Wilkinson, supposed to have been drowned
| by Philip Nicholas, have been recovered
near Richmond
Sir John Bernard Burke, Ulster king-at-
arms and editor Of the famous record Of
British nobility, known as "Burkes
Peeragc,' died in Dublin.
| Lewis Thompson was sentenced TO ten
years in the penitentiary at Memphis,
Tuesday, for forgery, although he only
made his X mark on the order
The threatened labor trouble with the
Brotherhood Locomotive Engineers on the
Vanderbilt and New York Central lines
has been satisfactorily arranged.
While drunk Harry Stumbaugh, of Mel
sonville, O., fred into n crowd of children
with a shotgun, injuring two little girls
named koon and McComb He was ar
rested.
Professor j. L. Dixon, of the Elizabeth
town Qnd) schools, is on trial for whip
ping pupil and ejecting the pupils moth
er from the school room. A hundred wit
ness are in attendance.
| AT Canton, o., several prisoners in the
| Jail thought they would set bed on fire
and escape in the confusion which fol
| lowed They were nearly suffocated be-
fore the fire was extinguished,
Eda Smith, five, was killed by an cleo
| trio car at Anderson, Ind. Her father
recklessly attempted to cross too close in
front Of the car and the buggy was struck,
| Smith was only slightly injured.
| Mrs Kate Painter, of Greensburg, Ind,
| has been arrested charged with having
| poisoned her husband. George W. Painter.
His life was insured for 1000. The dead
mans son sWore out the warrant
Sister NJ. Julienne, teacher in the
parochical school at West Tarenturn,
near Pittsburg, is under arrest on charge
of assault on Peter Dohman, aged six,
whom she knocked down the stairs.
AT Gambler. O., two students of Kenyon
| college, Edward Means, of Kenton, O, and
Mr. Ronck, of Pennsylvania, went canoe
| ing on the KOkising river. Their canoe
has been found, but the bodies have not.
The death watch has been placed upon
Edward w uollinrer the negro mur
derer in Jersey CITY, who is for the fourth
time awaiting the execution of his
death sentence The date is Thursday
Dec. %.
GanoraI 1Ianooor Moore Of the Dueber
watch case works denies the report that
his con,Danv is inyolved in the failure Of
Kattinsl,v <, CATER. Of Chicago, to the
amount Of $4,000. He says the amount is
only 800
Archbishop Ireland has refused to take
any notice of the Canton MINI. miracle )
He said: =! have no order to make con
cerning the Canton church. 1t is a matter
wholly within the Jurisdiction of the bish
Cd of Winoua."
Two armed and masked men Sunday
nigbt entered The town of Cheyenne, wy.
held up dozen citizens, including tht
postmjstress. and secured u large amount
of booty. Finally a posse organized, anG
the robbers rode away with bullets hyiul
after them.
Tho statement is made in high of1icia
circles in Washington that the interna
tional monetary conference at Brussels
will within a few DAYS adjourn to meet il
March or April of next wear. No result il
eXpectcd to he secured at the present SEES
sion of the conference.
M. u,,.,- nan, r,4io,,ol h,,,1, of Poni,
C;t,r 8 ~ ~ closed its doors heing mabl,
to nav a certificate of deposit for a larg,
amount. The bank is now in the hands o
the state hank examiner The directors
saw that the depositors will lose nothing
and that the institution will resume,
ha4+o,,,- 30 ho;1o,.s i, S,yift,e rolIin,
IN VIM T., o,nloded Tuesda,
, ,Hii ,odI, ,,,roctin,, tbat nortion of th
nIant Herman WessIipg and George
Reed were fatally injured Several other
wore injured The cnuse of the explosion
is not known The damage will be abou
$4,000
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