Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-11-12

Uics. Berkman Tell at the second shot
mortally wounded. His son, Joe Berkman
then shot Fen through the heart. A gen
eral fight among friends of both men fol
lowed and Frank Cassidy, bystander
was fatally wounded Joe Bcrkman wal
shot through the arm.
There was conference at the Sontherr
hotel Thursday between three of the high
officials Of the Louisville and Nashvill,
Railroad company and local gentlemen
with reference to the probable removal O
the Louisville and Nashville general office!
from Louisville to st. Louis. There II
good ground to believe that the proposed
removal is regarded favorably both by thu
railroad officials and st. Louisans.
1t is probable that the ten weeks stfikt
of the Monongahela river miners will be u
an end by next Monday. Operators CLAIM
that advices from the third and second
pools are to the effect that the miners vert
rem aiming out until after the election, and
would then go to work. In affirmation Of
that statement large number of com
munications were exhibited by prominent
operators from their diggers, announcing
their willingness to return to work at the
three-cent rate.
The Ellis Island officials found Francis
Videl, former foreman in the Pittsburl
gas works, in charge Of five immigrant
glass-blowers on the Friesland, who had
been brought over on contract to TAXI
strikers places. Afterward labor inspect
ors discovered twenty-four more glass
blowers, under contract, among the secont
cabin passengers The men were taken Il
Ellis Island and accused of coming here ii
violation of the alien contract laws. II 6
good case is made out against the owner o.
the glass factory he will be prosecuted,
Harry Lawrence, tall, well dressed
young man, was prisoner in the Jeffer
son Market police court, NeW York, Tues
day charged with the abduction of Ivy
Roche, a fifteen-year-old girl, who's
mother, the wife of man at one time wei
known in Cleveland politics, lives at
304 West Thirtyfrst street. Two womer
are also implicated and locked up on thu
charge of accomplices. The girl says sh,
was decoyed by the two women undel
promise of diamonds and money, to g
with them, and they took her to Yonkers
Joseph Bulmer and his wife, who live OF
the third floor Of the tenement 100 Orchard
street, New York CITY, went out earl!
Thursday evening leaving their six
months-old boy with Mrs. Bulmer'i
mother, Mrs. Miller. When the parents
next saw their baby it lay on a cot in tn
hospital fatally burned. Mrs. Miller, whit
is an old lady, fell asleep, and was awak
ened by the shouts of the tenants as the.
rushed through the halls. Smoke filled
the room. Confused and terrorized. thu
woman forgot the child and, rushing
from the room, she joined the panic
stricken crowd.
Russell b. Harrison's paper, the HELENE
Daily Journal, is in such deep financia
distress that he may find it difficult Il
extricate it. Attachments against tn
paper aggregating SS6,702 were filed. Th
principal sums are claimed by the fol
lowing banks: Montana National, S26,
426; Merchants National, $2,2S2; FRS
National 3d. 1926. The last claim is
personal one against Russell B. Harrl
son. Private claims make up the re
mainder of the amount. The sheriff
in charge The company conducting Tn
Journal also owns large stationary store