Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-12-14

lar vote is also to be taken 70, the youn
lady who is to have the honor Of christon
ing her.
Charles Feaster, fourteen, was arrested
ut GAINESVILLE, o., for stealing a horse at
Cambridge. He confessed
AT Jackson, o., youth named Halter
man didn't know IL was loaded ard his
little sister was nearly killed.
The Vandalia depot and express Office Mt
Staunton, Ind, was entered by burglars,
who secured but little of value.
Three st. Louis ladies visited the dens of
vice known as concert halls in that city,
and have related what they saw there.
Ex-State Senator p w. Hardesty, of
Paulding, O., was attacked by vicious
bull and received injuries from which he
died
Warrants have been issued for the ar
rest of 1856 ex-Kansans who entered Okla
homa ahead of the presidents proclama-
ton.
DR.. and Mrs. ]. G. Stivers were in
dicted by the grand jury at Louisville,
for extreme cruelty to their adopted
child.
A strike of the Big Four operators is
probable, as the company has decided not
to recognize the Order of Railway Teleg-
raphers.
James j. Faran, well known in political
and journalistic circles, died in Cincinnati.
! He was at one time connected with The
Enquirer
The charitable ladies of Valparaiso, Ind.
have arranged to give the needy children
of the city good dinner each day during
| the winter.
David Fleming who was implicated in
| the murder of man named Sanders al
| Perth, Ind, month ago, has been ar
rested in Ohio.
The board of magistrates of Lexington,
KY, have fixed the salary of common
wealth's attorney for Fayette county at
$1,000 per year.
William Jones, colored, charged with
robbing Il boarding house at Brazil, Ind.
was captured at Terre Haute and taken to
Brazil for trial.
Diphtheria is raging at Byhalia, o. The
schools are closed on account of it, Whole
| families are down with it, and severa
deaths have occurred.
Thursday morning last Charles II. VIII
son, student of the Ohio Wesleyan uni
versity, Delaware, left home and has not
been seen nor heard Of since.
| The New York base ball ground has
| been sold to the National Horse and Cattle
| Show society who will convert the plats
into an immense sporting park.
| The town of Athens, KY, voted against
local option. Outside of Lexington, Ath.
ems is the only place in Fayette county
where liquor can be bought at retail.
/ Uba nur.;e ,,,,rda, trial NJ Da1Iofo,,
taine, o. resulted in a verdict of not
guilty. The jury was out but two minutes
| The verdict gives general satisfaction.
T. G. Lamar, "A relative of Associate Jus
tice Lamar, was killed at Aiken, S. c..
while evading arrest, by Mayor r. A.
Chaffee. The latter was fatally wounded.
Charles Stanford died at Toronto
Monday. He worked for the Carnegie
COMPANY during the recent strike at
Homestead and is believed to have been
| poisoned.
That Homestead poisoning story is be
lieved to be a fake That is tire belief
expressed at Homestead by all except
those directly interested in the prosecution
of the ex-strikers
The scientific commission, appointed for
| the purpose of selecting site for a new
capital for Brazil, includes five civil en-
gineers, two astronomers; naturalist and
an expert in hygiene.
The search for the will of the late John
| Hoey, ex-president of the Adams Express
company has been abandoned and appli-
cation made to the court for the appoint
ment of administrators.
| At Rush, Ind, a gang of tramps over
| powered the Panhandle operator and took
him to the woods, after which they broke
into the safe and fired the building. But
| little of value was secured.
Champion Jim Corbett has purchased
the property at the corner of jerome ave
nue. and High Bridge road New York city,
from Mrs Emma Holding for $50, 600.
Corbett gave mortgage for p, 900.
Ex-Pinkerton Detective Summers was
arrested Monday at Hatchburg, Miss.
charged with purloining money packag
containing &c, 900 from the Southern Elk
press company's office at Meridian, Miss,
on the 9th inst.
Sumner Paine and Lieutenant Dutton,
of the navy, fought a regular ring fight
in the Boston yards Of the Boston and
Albany railroad over an alleged insult
offered to lady friend Of Paines. Dut-
ton was whipped
Colonel Elliott f. Shepard, of The Mail