Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-10-26
oct II, dw,lm

AT Greensboro, Ky, footpads brutally
beat and robbed Lorenz Witmier of sos.
Samuel Dick, pioneer, fell dead at the
supper table at his home near London, o.
The special session of the Wisconsin
legislature has not yet accomplished any
thing.
brother George, because the latter came
home drunk.
The farmers at Genow's Corners, O.,
have organized to lynch the first chicken
thief caught.
Asabel Thornburg died at Muncie, Ind,
aged lacking one month of being one hun
bred years old.
John j. ingalls,, who has been seriously
III at his home Atchison, Kan, is reported
to be some better.
The San Antonio and Arkansas Pass
railroad has been sold to the Southern
Pacific company
Flossie Smith a Columbus %. } courtesan,
suicided with morphine because her lover
married another woman.
Rev. A. A. Harmount, ID. D., died Mon
day at Delphos, o. He had been q Metho-
dist minister more than fifty years.
A nephew of Millionaire Thomas Bell, of
California, is about TO contest the will. He
claims Bells six children are not Bells.
Amos Nelson, a prominent saloonist of
Jacksonville, o., has been bound over to
court for shooting Don WILLOW, of Athens,
Edward Oliver, proprietor of two large
grain elevators, was killed in the ma
chinery of one of his buildings at Danville,
Illinois,
Prince Alfred, eldest son of the Duke of
Edinburg has entered the First regiment
of Prussian foot guards. He is eighteen
years old.
Maggie Prewitt, five years old, living at
Greensboro, KY, was left acne, when her
clothing iguited from CRATE, and she was
roasted alive.
Jacob Wernement, farmer of New
Riegel, near Tifiin, o., was killed by the
overturning of his wagon by team of
vicious horses.
The butchered body of Johanna School
man, a servant girl of Sedalia, Mo-, was
found, her hand having been cut by grasp
ing the assassin's knife.
DR.. John N. Goodwin, prominent ply
stefan and one of the early settlers in
northern Indiana, died at Valparaiso, Ind,
Sunday, aged ninety-six years
burglars nHuleu away wagon lOau OF
clothing valued at 81, 100 from j. b. Nc
Glaughlin's store at Lebanon, Ind. Three
valuable horses were also stolen.
Robert Naikenburg, bookkeeper in the
international oil works OF St Louis, has
been missing since Oct /. He is charged
with embezziement to the extent of several
thousand
Mayor Grant,rof New York, has declined
the offer of the Belle of Nelson Distilling
company, of Louisville, to take the presi-
dency OF that company for five years at
$4,000 year.
Joseph Stauff, of Mount Hope, O., who
shot his sweetheart, Miss Jennie Walters,
pleaded guilty to the charge of shooting to
kill and was given a three-year's term in
the penitentiary.
Professor William Swinton, the well
known author of a series of school books |
that bear his name, died suddenly in New
York of apoplexy. He was about sixty
and born in Scotland.
John Buffet is in Jail at Hot Springs, |
Ark, for enticing Annie Parker to the
woods, where he drugged and outraged !
her and left her for dead. The girl is in a |
critical condition, and they may lynch
Buffet.
The marriage Monday evening Of
Amelia, daughter of w. +. Mclaughlin, a
wealthy citizen of Chicago, to Brigadier
General Hardin, of the United States army.
was brilliant society event Cardinal
Gibbons performed the ceremony
Mark NJ. ("Brick'D Pomeroy, for many
years well known as the editor of the La
Crosse (Wis) Democrat, has decided to
vote for Harrison this year. Cleveland's
enmity to silver, the veteran Democrat de
clares in a long statement, compels him to
take this course.