Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-08-23

defunct National Bank OF Cherrydale,
Kan, has been arrested for making a false
assessment.
Mrs. Ella Steel. a female aeronaut, was
probably fatally injured at Columbus, o.,
by the parachute failing to work She fell
! about fifty feet
| two-thirds demolished by an explosion
present at the time.
At st. Paul an unknown man and Mary
Sederberg, of Minneapolis, were struck by
an electric car The woman was killed.
| The man may die.
DIR. Hiram Buck, seventy-four, one Of
) the best known Methodist divines in the
} west, died suddenly Sunday morning at
| his home in Decatur, Ills
The Marquis of Venosta, member Of
the Italian senate and distinguished
| jurist will represent Italy in the Behring
sea arbitration commission.
1t is now the accepted opinion in Berlin
that Chancellor Caprivi may not resign at
all. 1t is said that his retention until next
year, at least, is settled upon,
The town of Woodville, Mich, is sink
ing, owing to the flooding of coal mine
which is under it. The area affected is
probably half mile square.
AT Muncie, Ind, Zach Russey fired five
shots at Ed Deiterich, hitting him once in
the leg. They are rivals for the favors of
Lulu Haf1nagel, bad character,
The cholera returns at s o'clock Sunday
morning for all Russia show that 6,510
new cases and 3,077 deaths have been re-
ported in the last twenty four hours.
Secretary Charles Foster returned to
Washington Sunday evening after visit
to Ohio of three weeks. Mr.. Foster says
that the Republican outlook in Ohio is
good
At Long Branch, Frank McKenna was
drowned ia sight of hundreds of people
His brother Thomas went to the rescue,
dived and recovered the body but it was
too late.
In the United States there are over 49,
100000 of militiable population be-
tween the ages Of eighteen and forty four
We have over 100000 men over forty five
years OF age.
The skeleton Of w. X. Rogers was found
near Beaver, o. T. He had been missing
since last January He had large sum
of money, and from indications he was
murdered and robbed
A. f. Ferris, Of the Utica IN. W cycling
club rode 218 miles over common country
roads in twenty-five hours and thirty-five
minutes Saturday. Mr.. Ferris breaks the
record of central New York.
The body of an old man named Martin
Waltz was found in the canal at Colum,
bus, O.. John Summerholtz and John
Hertleman, two men with whom Waltz
lived in cabin, are under arrest.
An express train was derailed on
bridge near Besiers, France OF forty
three passengers five were killed and
eighteen injured. Tt was the work of
wreckers, who had removed a rail.
Professor Koch, it is announced, intends
to found sanitary establishments In Siberia
and the Ural mountains. He considers the
dry, cold air of the country especially suit
able for his treatment of phthisis.
General Weaver, the Peoples party can
didate, expects to carry every state west of
the Mississippi river, which would throw
the election of president into the house
where he thinks he would be elected
AT Galloway, near Columbus, O., S. G.
Carsons saloon was blown up by dyna
mite after the temperance people had ex-
hausted every effort to have it removed.
The law and order people are suspected,
In Cincinnati, John Kennedy, a street
payer, cut his wife's throat with razor in
the presence of their children. She was
dissolute and made life miserable She
will die. Kennedy escaped to Kentucky.
Frank Torres, the murderer of Captain |
William McKelvie, foreman of Madame
Modjeska's ranch, In San Diego Canon,
Cal, was taken out of Jail by mob Sun
day morning and hanged to telegraph |
pole.
Two persons were killed and twenty in
jured by an accident on the Annapolis and |
Baltimore Short Line Saturday evening |
A door fell from fruit car on the train |
and caused the derailment of the passenger |
coach.
The st. Louis and San Francisco east |
bound passenger train, which left Wichita |
Saturday night, was held up and the Wells |
Fargo express car robbed by four masked |
farmers, near Augusta, Tex, about mid |
night and before 0 o'clock Sunday morn |
ing the outlaws were captured with about |
IS, 900 of their booty.
George Kitteras, veteran of the late |
war and attendant at the hospital at Ian
caster, Pa, and Mary Flowers, one of the
female cooks of that institution, were |
strolling out from the city Sunday night. |
Kitteras told her If she didn't marry him |
he would shoot her. She objected. The
disappointed lover took out his revolver
and fred. The bullet struck her belt, PEN
etrated it, but was stopped by her corset
steel Kitteras fled, and the girl returned
to the hospital wounded only in mind.
General Prince eighty three years old,
man who is said to be a retired American
army officer, and classnate Of the late
General Robert f. Lee, committed suicide
at Morley's hotel, London late Saturday
night.
At New Orleans four people were buried
under falling wall--the ruin of recent
fire. A Spaniard named Bresento was
killed. A boy and a girl were badly in
jured A man named Brespo escaped with
out injury.
1t is stated that Bessie Bellwood pro-
poses to continue her slit for the recovery
of money alleged to have been due her
from the late Duke of Manchester. She
was Kissed at Tivoli hall during her last
appearance.
Fritz Pacher workman in the Vogel
iron works at Wartberg, Germany, fell
asleep in fiue in the foundry on Thurs
day He was bricked in by men who did
not know of his presence, and when the
fiue was opened Saturday night his charred
skeleton was found.
The Chicago trades assembly has en-
ployed non-union bands to play for them
during the Labor Day parade. The union
musicians wanted 81 per day from. the
trades unions while but S. was asked on
all other occasions, A split in the assembly
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