Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-09-27


Aeronaut j. A. Weaver made a balloon
ascension at Columbus. Ind. In coming
down the basket caught in treetop.
Weaver was thrown out and severely in
jured.
The sovereign grand lodge of Odd Fell
lows has sanctioned the scheme to build a
national sanitarium for that order in Hot
Springs. 1t win represent an investment
Of $500, 900.
r. H. Trested, sixty-five, wholesale toy
dealer, of Jersey City, suicided In New
York hotel, leaving word that his heart
had been broken by false charge made
| by little girl.
Mayor Varney refuses to allow electric
light poles to be put up on the arsenal
J grounds at Ind annapolis and conflict of
jurisdiction between the city and Uncle
Sam will result.
Hugh G'Donnell, the Homestead strike
leader, charged with murder and riot was
| refused bail Saturday by Judge Porter.
O'Donnell will now be compelled to re-
main in Jail until his trial.
Near Dallasburg, o.. in mound ex-
| Senator Eltroth unearthed a clay coffin
which IS believed to be about 5000 years
old. Fhe entire mound will be dug over
| for tlrther Pathological relics.
j. L. Aylisworth, Chicago travelling
man, insane over the news of the death Of
his child, assaulted train conductor at
Omaha. He had to be held several hours
until he Gained sufficiently to proceed.
T. j. Lyons, editor Of the St Joseph.
To- Avv.a a.
in the Public Schools at Cheyenne Satur-
day. He was frequently interrupted and
left the rostrum with revolver in each
hand Policeman Pat Nolan attempted to
arrest him and was stabbed, and Pat
Moore, boiler maker, was shot through
the body. Lyons was arrested and lynch
ing m ay ensue.
A powerful secret organization is said to
be forming among the telegraph operators
Telegraphers of North America. Every
locality having over ten operators is to have
6 chapter.
some ones carelessness, on the Chicago
and Great Western railroad, at New
Hampton, Ia, many persons were killed
horrible manner.
The French bark Tranquebar, Captain
Cookery, from Cardiff Aug. 8 for Para, has
been wrecked at Branzanca bank. Five of
her crew was rescued and have arrived at
Para. The captain and the other mem
bers of the crew were drowned.
At Roslyn, Wy, three masked men rode
to the bank Of Abrams, Snipe 8 Company
and covering the cashier swept the CON
tents Of the safe into a sack, mounted their
horses and escaped, shooting at everybody
in sight. Two men We're wounded.
Professor K. Il. Barnard, the noted
astronomer, who recently discovered Jupil
ter's fifth satellite, has sent long COM
munication from Lick observatory refuting
the statement by Lawyer Cogley, of WASH
ington, that he and not Barnard first dis
covered the new moon.
Pittsburg had terrific wind, rain and
electrical storm Sunday night. The wind
attained velocity of sixty miles an hour.
Several buildings were unroofed, awnings
blown down, glass broken and all electric
wires FRUSTRATED. Several people were in
jured The rainfall was unprecedented for
SO short time
The steamer Rosedale, with about a
thousand passengers, collided with the
schooner Uno in Long Island sound. Both
vessels were badly injured. In the panic
which resulted several people were injured.
One Of the Uno's seamen was swept off
and drowned. Three on board the Rose
dale were hurt by the collision-one
fatally.
The department of state has removed
Edmond johnson from the consulate at
Keil; Germany Recent charges led to an
investigation Of his military service, which
showed that his army record was bad, that
lie was not in the service at the time, and
did not participate in the battles as alleged,
and that the claim made as to his wounds
was entirely unfounded He was also
accounts as CONSUL