Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-08-13

iron Hail has been begun by the supreme
council of the order.
Cruiser No. II was launched in Boston
and christened Marblehead. She is valu
able addition to the navy
James Workings, a Bellefontaine Co.
farmer, drove long butcher knife into his
heart. Cause unknown.
A young man named Rodgers accidently
shot himself at Caldwell, o., while putting
his revolver in his pocket.
A vicious cat attacked four-y ear-olt
Arthur Yoder of Bellefontaine, O., ant
tore away part of his cheek.
In fire in a tenement house in New Bed
ford, Mass, two children persisted. Tive
women were seriously burned.
Fifty sheep belonging to David Hopkins
living near Washington G. H., O., were
killed by pack of foxhounds.
A man named Felix Ellington has beer
indicted at Tiptonville, Tenn, for the muir
der of c. L. Somers and his wife.
The Iowa institute for deaf and duml
near Council Bluffs was burned. Nobody
injured. Loss not less than $4,000
Two Big Four freights collided at Pen
dleton, Ind, and George Lewis, of Indian
apolis, passenger was fatally injured.
George Lewis and John Snavely, of In
dianapolis, were probably fatally injured
in Big Four wreck at Pendleton, Ind.
A moonshine outfit was discovered abou
ten miles from Wellston, o., in the vicin
ity of two abandoned charcoal furnaces.
Anna Kelly and Julia Lyons, rivals fol
the affections of Jim Logan, fought with
razors at Springfield, o. Both were badly
cut.
John j. Valentine, heretofore manager
has been elected president of Wells, Fargo
& Company's express, vice Lloyd Tevis, re
signed.
AT Waldo, O., Harvey Kenyon, wht
while beating his wife was fatally shot by
his son George, is dead. Before dying ht
forgave his son.
Five thousand dollars worth of wheat in
l.. r. Hargrave's elevator was scattered or
Petersburg Ind.
The next triennial conclave of the
Knights Templar will be held in Boston
in 1895. Hugh McCurdy, of Michigan, was
chosen grand master.
At Winchester KY, Mrs. Louisa Had
den and her stepdaughter, Susie, were run
over by cars. Mrs. Hadden will recover
Susie died in two hours,
w. H. Donahue was accidentally locked
in the iron vault at the county auditors
Office in Ironton, O., and when finally re-
leased was almost suffocated.
George n. O'Brien. recently cashier of
the California National bank, and Henry
Il. O'Brien, head boSkEeeper of the same
institution, have been arrested by Deputy
United States Marshal Marsh, on iudict.
ments found by the United States grand
jury last week at Angsles for making false
and fraudulent entries in the books of the
bank.
Ole Olsen was killed, Adam Hawk
fatally injured and Charles Powers seri-
ously hurt by the bursting of a natural
gas pipe near Montpelier, Ind
Near Elsinore, Cal, Elmer Walters
shot and killed Ira Wall and seriously
wounded Mrs. Peter Wall. Old feud over
water rights. Walters is in Jail.
The two swindlers who bunkoed Jeweler
Grinspan, of New York, out of 50, 100 by
selling him brass filings for gold dust, have
been captured after a lively chase.
A careful inquiry at all the hotels in
Boston shows that Judge Gresham has
gone to Cape Cod His exact present
whereabouts can not be ascertained
William Atkinson, burly negro, and
Sallie Wilson, pretty white girl, eloped
from Lebanon, KY, to Jeffersonville Ind.
to be married, but license was refused.
Two of the three men who were cursed
by the mother of Murderer Maxwell for
convicting her son, have suicided being
Governor Morehouse and Judge Normile.
Judge Hughes of Seattle, Wash, has
sailed for Alaska with the bonds for the
release .efthe British steamer Conquittam
and schooner Winifred, captured in Beh-
ring.
Mary Langel, of Jacksonville, Ind,
whose body was found in tho falls of the
Ohio river, is now believed to have been
murdered with an oyster can filled with
rocks.
During quarrel in the woods. pear De
fiance, o., young man named Hughes
buried five-pound ak in Fred Wichner's
breast, and then fed, leaving Wichner TO
die on brush pile.
Thursday night in the British house of
commons a motion of mo confidence" in
the government was carried, $50 to $40.
Salisbury will resign and Gladstone will
form a new cabinet
South Dakota will this year be the ban
ner wheat state of the Union. Her yield
is placed by experts at from $4,000, 600 to
10000, 900 bushels. There are also abund-
ant quantities Of other grain.
Moses Bradford, a Marion 0nd) mill
ionaire, was to have married Ida Dante. q
Muncie (Ind) domestic, promising to give
her 100000, but when Ida saw her pro
spective papa" she weakened.
Announcement Thursday that the rela-
tives Of the late Mrs Hopkins-Searles
were about TO bring suit against her hus-
band for what they consider their fair
share in the estate, caused surprise in New
York
The Switchmen's union will take hand
in the steel workers strike. At a meeting
of the trades and labor assembly at West
Superior, Wis, they promised 10 handle no
cars containing the product Of non-union
workers.