Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-11-22


neavy rams.
Near Reading, Pa, John Fulton,
farmer, was fatally shot by hunters, wht
will be arrested
Officer Louis Nickerson was assaulted BY
seven fishermen Sunday, at Halifax, N
S., and fatally beaten.
o. V. Hensley, slick land boomer, o.
Cleveland, has apparently beaten $50 shop
men of Springfield, out of about 5000 il
cash.
The body of George Thrush was founG
on the railroad, at Findlay, o., dead. 1t |:
believed he was murdered and placed
there.
Express Messenger Bagley, who stole
800, 600 in money from the United States
Express company and hid it in an old oil
can, sack and two tin pals in a barn
was captured at Davenport. He confessed
and returned all the money, but . few dol
lars. He will be prosecuted for breach o.
trnst. A years. i'm Imprisonment Ia tn
limit.
Joseph Muldura, of Youngstown, O..
while cleaning a boiler, was burned tt
death by some one accidentally turning
the steam on.
The steamer Rosa Lee burned at the
wharf in Memphis, Sunday morning. L
ia thought four drunken passengers per
ished, Loss, $4,000
Muncie Ind, has gas well which, it ID
claimed, flows 100000 cubic feet day
The pressure is the strongest In the region
and the we'll is beyond control.
1t is said the King of Saxony and Era
peror William have quaneled because tht
latter will not make advances toward Bis
marck leading to q reconciliation.
The Anderson Qnd) tin plate mil
burned Saturday night. Loss, $22 NH0
partially insured. This mill was mad'
quite an issue in the late campaign.
On Mount Penn, three miles from Read
ing, Pa, John Heller, aged forty, fatally
shot Sebastian Muhringer, aged forty -two
and then killed himself The cause is ua'
known.
James NJ Melville, one of the most
famous circuit riders of his time, died Ut
207 West Thirty-fourth street, New York,
after an illness of two years. He was buried
Sunday.
In a friendly wrestling match at Proc
tor, o., Frank Huff was thrown by Michael
Powell. Huff became enraged, drew a
knife and stabbed Powell to death He
was arrested.
The plant Of the Desha Lumber and
Planning company, Arkansas City, Ark,
burned with about 100000 feet of hard
lumber. Total loss about 100000; par
TALLY insured.
In quarrel over cards in a saloon at
Washington, Ind, Henry Stewart CIT I'd
Harmon on the shoulder with q razor.
Harmon bled to death in few minutes.
Stewart escaped.
Miss Nora Houser has been selected to
be the model for Montana's silver statue at
the worlds fair, in the place of Ada Re
han, against whose selection the press Wig
orousiy protested.
Society in Gotham Is alleged to he
shocked over Bronson Towards new elss,
"Aristocracy," In one scene of whish an
Austrian prince is engaged in perspadiha
a wife to unfaithfulness.
Elder j. F. White, of Cadiz, Tenn, AID
wife, who were married in 1916, celebrated
their seventy-sixth anniversary. A large
number of their descendants from Ken
lucky and other states were present.
The Republican members of the Pen O.
sylvania house of representatives, Of this
city, held a meeting Saturday and adopted
resolutions indorsing Senator NJ. s. Quay
as a candidate for reelection by the state
legislature.
At Farmers Valley, Pa, Mrs Lucette
Crossmier was found hanging in her barn
Inv ghp Il tn hasa nOe ID
of murder and not suicide as was at first
supposed Ralph Crossmier, a son, is sus'
pected and missing,
E. L. Stone and w. M. Cox, of New
Tazewell, Tenn, were quarrelinR in q ga.
loon Sunday, when Francis Mang tried to
act as peacemaker. This so angered Stone
who was in the act of firing at Cox that hs
turned and shot MANI dead.
Near Lotus, Ind, William Crawley dsd
under suspicious circumstances, AZ cid hts
son but a few days ago Investigation re-
vealed arsenic In the well and fsur barrel,
Mrs. Crawley is improving. All three
have been sick for about six weeks.
Rev. Thomas Dixon in his sermon 10
New York Sunday thanked God teat
Cleveland was elected without the aid Of
New York-that he transferred the ma
tional contest from the sewers of New
York city to the broad fields of the nation
A sand bank at Taylorsville, o., caved
in Saturday afternoon and buried Richard
Peach, Calvin Walker, Louis Green, VIII.
lam Sheppard and William Irving Shep-
pard and Irving escaped without a scratch,
but Peach was killed instantly and Green
and Walker fatally injured.
Rev, Dr. Macarthur, pastor Of the Cal.
vary Baptist church. New York, delivered
stirring address Sunday night on The
public school question, and the efforts OF
Rome to make them its nurseries. Tbs
very existence of these schools, he said, was
threatened by the Romish church.
Willis Corder, a minister in the Baptist
church, went 10 Marion, Ills, Wednesday,
and while there got drunk. In that con.
dition he started home. The team OF
mules he was driving ran away, threw
him out of the wagon, broke his leg and
otherwise injured him, from the effects Of
which he died Sunday morning.
A freight wreck occurred ON the Lehigh
Valley railroad at White Haven, Sunday,
caused by broken wheel Sixteen loaded
gondolas were telescoped and smashed. II
took all of the day TO clear the wreck. A
tramp, unidentified, was smashed to death,
one brakeman was internally injured and
another brakeman, James Blake, was also
injured.
Donald Campbell, a silk dyer of Pater-
son, n. j., threw a lighted lamp at his
wife Saturday night. The lamp struck the
woman in the back of the neck, and set
fire TO her clothing, Campbell ran out OF
the house, bus some passersby heared the
woman's cries, and entered the house and
put out the flames. Mrs. Campbelrs hail
was burned OF, and her body terribly
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