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Clarksville evening chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn) 1886-1890, 1888-11-19

The laugh ut the twelfth juryman who
alleged that he, had eleven incorTigiblo
colleagues is Il laugh at Columbus and
Calico and Jenner. They all insulted
the ignorance of their time, and ignor-
ance is generally in tho majority. The
charge of insult in such circumstances is
generally the cry Of the wounded. 1t is
a confession THAT the shaft has struck
home. An arrogant arraigner of other
men and of common courses, man who
plainly assumes personal superiority and
merit, is the true Pharisee, who is in
stantly and instinctively repudiated by
honest men.--Harper' Magazine.
Clarksville evening chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn) 1886-1890, 1888-11-19
Foreign Notes.

EN.Empress Victoria and her daughters
will start for England on Sunday.
British tars have captured Belgian
steamer engaged in the slave trade.
The marquis of Lansdowne, governor gen
eral OF India, has started for Calcutta.
There is great opposition in Queensland to
tine 1pointment of Henry Arthur Blake as
governor.
II is stated that the British cabinet has ap-
proved the proposed expenditures for new
war vessels.
Portugal, on invitation of Great Britain
and Germany, will send vessels to take part III
the blockade Of east African ports
a very heavy shock Of earthquake was ex'
rerienced ut Guyaquil Friday at 2:35 D M.
The people fed from their houses thoroughly
panic stricken.
letter of Mr. Gladstone's is published, in
which he says that he is willing that the
Tories should settle the British question in
stesd of the Liberals, but that the temper of
,h, dlssentients is the greatest obstacle to n
settlement
Nine Nevada sang "Lalsme" at tie Mad.
rid opern house. Among the audience were
the queen Of Spain and the queen OF Portu,
Gal and their children, members of all the
historic Spanish families, and many other
distinguished persons
The Italian committee on coast defenceS
recommend hat the ornaments Of the mar
iti,ne fortre - he Augmented that Naples
and palerm. be made inpregnable to any
hostile 1sett md that torpedo gtions be es
t.b,tshoa.in some Of the harODrs OF Sardinia
-! Isffv
Clarksville evening chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn) 1886-1890, 1888-11-19
Russia Favors Peace.

ST PETERSBURG, Nov. IL 1T is officially
declared that the assertions made by the
|ISreuz Zeituny and Post of Berlin that the
redistribution of troops In western Russia
Implied an advance and that the Russian
I2arr esons on the frontier have been strength
|eneI by two, and in some instances three
divisions, are without foundation.
Tho Journal de st. Petersburg, referring
Ito assertions made by the Paris Matin in re-
|lation to a Franco. Russian alliance, says:
"There arc limits to the right of insinua
|tion. Russia certainly desires to see France
regain her legitimate position among the ma
|tions which il necessary to preserve the
OF Europe, but she is convinced
|that peace is for the interest of both France
and Russia. Such insinuations. therefore,
can only injure the cause they claim to de-
|fend."
The announcement in regard to the Rus
Islam order for the movement of troops was
apparently too specific to be without founda-
hi IN. Russia has found it difficult to effect a
loan in Europe, and such an announcement,
as well as that of a secret alliance with
France, would tend to brighten the syndicate
which has agreed to take Russia's securities
20 the amount Of 500, 900, 900 francs 1t is in
tend%i 10 devote SOC, 900, 00J francs Of it to
the conversion OF the loan of 1871 the bal.
ancs of 200 900, 900 francs remaining at the
disposal of the government, probably for
war Durposes
Clarksville evening chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn) 1886-1890, 1888-11-19

I. is runJOred that an association is to
be formed by several Of the auctioneers,
the purpose of which liss TO- encourage the
flow of oratory and descriptive power
among these slaughterers'of goods, W ares
and merchandise, publiG-and private 1t
is felt that something must be done so
that business may be more equally dis
tribRAed among this brotherhood. No
name has yet been decidsb upon fer the
association, though it issEumored it has
been suggested that it Should be called
the AuEtlCneer's School Of OsStory. A
meeting. it is also rumoreS was held re-
Gently, at which various plans of organi-
zation were considered, the. matter being
finally left in the hands on committee
tb'prppGSe' and submit a constitution and
bylaws at future meeting, Some of
the ideas promulgated we've interesting,
and! showed that many of the auctiONeerS
me anxious, to rid the craft 90 the r0Onot-
onous system of selling now e0namOnly
I'm vogue.
H was shown that in conducting "a sale
evan ordinary articles of household fur
nitlre might have their valae' enhanced
considerable by being melhfuOi1sly de-
scribed, aTsE TINS invested with am in-
tersss that would divest those present OF
their capital. One very silvOry tongued
dwvssler ON the rostrum said that in sell
ing a. fancy rocking chair IT. should be
described as a sermon in leatiierT che
val glass as the jocose production of a
Scandinavian artisan; couch 1S a
dream. in plush, on which 10, seek and
fin6 reposeS q parlor set as having
caught the Says of vanishing rainbow;
another; as enhancing as the gleam Of
the stars or ths splendor which, dies with
the noon; parlor set possessing
plac1di yet tepid aspect; n dining room
in antique SNk- perfect g'Bh Of vo
luminous euphOny; an easy chair, q
caprise in raw silk; davenport, beau
teOus,but nndngfed with sweat half s;sd.
ness. and an ordinary refrigerator as a
symphony Gf Siberian frigidity.-Ncw
York Graphic.
Clarksville evening chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn) 1886-1890, 1888-11-19
no snhrtatnts o. Har,l worR.

The power to think for ones self has
too little standing in the schools; and we
do not insist enough upon the apprec.a-
ton of the worth. of the school work.
Too often we try to wheedle our children
into knowledge. We disguise the name
of work, mask Thought, and invent
schemes for making education easy and
pleasant. We give fanciful names to
branches Of study, make play with OBJ
lect lessons, and illustrate all things. To
make education. amusing, an easy road
without toll, is TO tram up race of men
and women vic, will sl1nn what is dis
pleasing to thernI Bat there is no sub.
stitute for hard work in school if we are
to have a properly trained people; we
must teach the valire of work and over
come the indifference of children to ig-
nOrance. The Century.
Clarksville evening chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn) 1886-1890, 1888-11-19
WIN RlAlne @ ie the Cabinet?
G,,nndi,,n. s,.s,trantnrs kick.

OTTAWA, Ont, Nov. 17.-There is mich
lisappointment here among Canadiaaycon'
tractors over the award by the Dorainion
government of The Gallop Rapids contract,
amounting to $500, 600 and the Sauls Ste.
Marie c,saAal contract, 81, 800, 900. TO a,sFndi
cate coSsposes largely of United States con-
tractors G,nnaGtians are prohibited from
rendering for amy governments wor6,in the
United States and bill will be introduced
in the Doninion parliament during the ap
proaciGing session, TO retaliate in he ex.
aludiGg american contractors from the CON
strueSion Of all government works ia. Ganada
in fosAFa
Clarksville evening chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn) 1886-1890, 1888-11-19
Tho whisky Trust, objects.

ST.. PAUL, Mimi, Nov. Ia. The South st.
Paul distillery is meeting with serious oppo-
sition from the whisky trust. The buildbag
is complete and all ready for the machinery,
which was manufactured in Chicago. The
wiisEy trust, in order to CRUSH the new ca,
terprise brought suit against it in the UnitSl
Staaes court, alleging that the machinery ~
an infringement upon a patent owned by
their trust, and asks an injunction against
the st. Paul corporation restraining thenn
from using it, The hearing which was to-
have been to-day has been postponed until
the I'D Instant
Clarksville evening chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn) 1886-1890, 1888-11-19
How. rortp ciiro Won Ms, WHO

About the middle of the last century
yourg, cadet named Maskelcwnp went to
Indfa,. where he became acquainted with
Lord Give The acquaintance ripened
intosintimatc friendship anjllhd to- con.
stanh associntiOn. There lnng arp in
MasEcleyne's room several portraits.
amnngl0tbefs,a miniature which attracted
Clive;s frequent attention. On2 day
afteE' the English mail had arrived Cliro
ASKED Naslceleyne if he hadi received any
English letters adding: "Wo, have been
very much nIfsunderstood.at hOE1c and
rlru.h cemsured in English circles.
MasReleyno replied that he bad, and read
to his frbend letter he tHen held in his
haTIL
4 day or two afterward Give came
kcla to ask to- have the, letter read to
Mnl again. '.Who is the writer in
Suired Give. ''My sister" was the re
ply;. amy sister. whose miniature hangs
there ''Is it neutrality-suspicious.?
further asked Give. 1T is," replied
Maskeleyne, ''of her flee. and form. but
it is unequal to represent tho excellence
of her mind and character. "Well,
Maskeleyne," said Give, taking him by
the hand, '.you know. me nell, and can
speak Of rue as / really am. Do you
think that girl wousSsibc induced to come
TO India and marry-1nea In tho present
state of affairs / dnns not hope to be able
n go to- England" Maskeleyne wrota
home, and SO recommended Gives suit
that the lady acqJlesced, went TO India.,
and in 1853 was married at Madras 80
Give, then risihgto, the highest distine~
tion.--Chicago,T Times.
Clarksville evening chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn) 1886-1890, 1888-11-19

London has long had its homo for lost
and stolen dogs, and rs a commercial
affair it pays its way. All dogs brought
there are received and are left for SET
eral days. If not claimed, the mongre1
and aged are killed by an ingenious ar
rangemcnt, which gives them, many ut n
time, painless death by sufFocation. A
small charge is made for the keep CT
dogs that arc claimed. and the unclaimed
ones are sold at good PRECISION. Globe
Democrat.
Clarksville evening chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn) 1886-1890, 1888-11-19
Repuhascan- Gain Two congressman

WASHINGTON, Nov ia private dis
patoh reeeivedi i'm Washington last night,
fromsH. p. CheaSham, Republican candi,
date for congress in Second, North Carolina,
district, STATED that the official count gave
him 6n nlodprity over Mr.. Simmons, Demo
srnt, who ut present represents the distzist
Postmaster. Dalton, Of the house, yesterday
received u telegram from Mr.. SeymoHr,
Remocratia. candidate i'm the Fourth district
of Connecticut, which stated that that dis
triet had q me, ReErblican.
Clarksville evening chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn) 1886-1890, 1888-11-19
Rxns. Blown alut.

MIARRsBURGs, o., Nov. l7.-Whab& firing
a cannon Thursday afternoon at the 'Repub.
lican jollificati0uy LIther FornshelLJ of this
place, .asld Mr.. GordAl, of Middletowpy were
seriously inflicted by its prematuss' dis
charge BOrnsheA, is seems, failed tcswab
out thegrn wheaS the charge OF pc wdsr was
iignitedg- Fornshelps eyes were blowhi out
land his-sight arm horribly mangled. He is
lin serious, oondaSiou, and his recoyary is
very dcantfuL CoF1ell had his thumb
blown or, bus otherwise 10 not muah in.
iarad
Clarksville evening chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn) 1886-1890, 1888-11-19

1t will probably surprise most people to
learn that both cessation CT respiration
and of movement of the heart arc re-
iected as signs of death by French lect-
urer, in considering the precise moment
when life ceases. Heart beats have been
known to continue for an hour after tho
body was beheaded, while, on she other
hand, they may temporarily cease in
faintinG. Boston Budget.
Clarksville evening chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn) 1886-1890, 1888-11-19
rHE LUNCH.

A gothic window where damask curtain
Made the blank daylight shaao-sy aaa uncertain
A slab Of agate on Four eagle talens
Field trinity Up and neatly saught 70 balsnce.
4 porcelain dish Ger which, In many a cluster,
Plamp grapes hnng down, dead ripe and withoHt
Iuster;
A melon cut In thin. delicious slices;
cake that seemed mosaic work in spices;
Two china cups with golden tulips sunny,
And IRISH inside with chocolate lie honey;
And size and the banquet scene completing
With dreamy words-and very pleasant eating.
Thomas Bailey Aldrich.
Clarksville evening chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn) 1886-1890, 1888-11-19

CHARLESTON, S. G, Nov, l9.-Fire wa,
discovered IN the forward hold of the Brit
isn steamer Landshgl,am az o'clock lasr
night Two Iuys and four engines are try
inx 10 ertin.u,h the fire. Tho steamer was
rearly loaded, having on board 400 tales Of
cotton. Tine loss will be- heavy, but is COW
ered by Insurance in foreign companies
Clarksville evening chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn) 1886-1890, 1888-11-19

SAN LUIS OB:Sro, Cal, Nov. 1.-the
stage near here was stopped Friday BY lone
highwayman, who went through four pas
sengers and cleaned up about SO. he took
all the registered mail matter lie is thought
to be the same man tnat robbed two stages
near here last wssS
Clarksville evening chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn) 1886-1890, 1888-11-19
Oldest yyomAr,s Club.

The oldest woman's club in the United
States is the Women's Physiological in
stitutc, of Boston: Forty-one years ago
it WAS organized with the purpose of
promoting the more perfect health Of
women. There is one surviving charter
member. 4 Mrs, Hobbs. and she is so
years old.-New York Sun,
Clarksville evening chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn) 1886-1890, 1888-11-19
Annnnrd Man NreAprt..,l.

SAS Francisco, Nov. 10. John McNulty,
q murderer nnIer sentence u bs hanged on
November -, was Wednesday, married in
the jail to II ,te koane. MsNuity had lived
with the woman and is The father OF her
three children, hut had nct been married t.
her until Wednesdays Ceremony by which
no hopes TO repair as tar as possible tue
wroi.yS done the woman and the children
Clarksville evening chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn) 1886-1890, 1888-11-19

Less than fifty years ago there WIS not
a Photographic camera in the world;
today there are $4,000 Photographic es-
adjustments, to say nothing Of tho thou
sands of amateur outfits, iii the United
States. Chicago Herald.
Clarksville evening chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn) 1886-1890, 1888-11-19
brakeman Injured.

WILLIAMSBURG, o., Nov. ia young
man named Benner. u bonneville, brake
man ON the c., A. & C. road, was seridusly,
if not fatally. injured last night near the
above place by being Knocked tren ties train
while switching
Clarksville evening chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn) 1886-1890, 1888-11-19
NBT A FAIR BEAL.
The Parnellites Disguised With
the Investigation.
EVIDENCE PRODUCED WHICH HAS NO
CONNECTIONS WITH tn CASE.

Tine Defendants Protest--Russia FaYOrs
Peace, 81 the Same ZINE she Is Endsav.
Orlng TO Secure Heavy Loan From
France Members Of tho French Cham
bsr Sued Tor Lbel--Forslgn Notes.
LONDON, Nov l9.--The Parnellites who
have been gradually losing confidence in the
commission Of inquiry, before which shey
plhoped Mt first to make fair showing for
:. ireland and her cause, have now almost
7 abandoned any idea of doing more than
,Bisproviag the alleged Parnell letters as for
gerieG The commission began its sittings
with apparent freedom from bias and with
the intention Of giving an equal opportunity
RNfor fair hearing TO Lbe Times and to the ac-
'Wcused commoners For a time this promise
salwas made good, but little incidents have
y garrison in the proceedings tending to stlfe
'elthe hope once entertained.
lc The Parnellites are simply disguised at the
lRlatitude given the Times in its attempts to
IMPROVE its case. The production of evidence
THAT has no bearing whatever ON the real is
:. sue and the rehearsal OF crimes with which
r the National league had no kind Of connec.
q ton, the enrolment OF moonlighters and all
III the rascals OF Ireland as members OF the
SIleague will have distinct place in the popu.
b,lar summing up Of the case, and will cause a
lsbad impression to remain in the popular
Hsmind
This is what she Times is working for 1t
cannGt prove the letters alleged to be Par
nell genuine, and the only way ont Of a
kbad fix is to condemn tho whcIs business OF
IParnellism, or course Mr.. Parnell and his
S1associates can disprove many of the charges
Innw hauu hrOnUht AGAINST hu fhs
Times, but though they win their case, prove
the utter faIssness Of the letters and charges,
yet the impression that the Times is slowly
lbut surely conveying TO the minds OF the
lpeople can never be effaced.
IL Is much easier to impute crime to the
members OF the National league when crime
was general In Ireland than IL will be for the
accused to refute the imputation. The charges
are more general than specific and conse-
quently 1t will be impossible for the Parnell-
ties TO meet them. 1t Is upon this ground
that the defendants protest against the
course pursued by the commission, and can
only hope to refute the principal charge, that
regarding the forged letters.
Thf plan Of examining witness after wit
ness In regard to Irish outrages without
connecting them with either the leaders of
the Irish party, and only remotely with the
league, indicates an unlimited expenditure
Of time. Justice Hammer, who is regarded
as impartial in his decisions, is becoming
Grabbed. His irritability is referred to i'll
health, and the impression prevails that the
disease from which he suffers win get the
better of him before the investigation is
completed, in which event it will have gone
for nothing The trial would have to be
begun de novo Mr.. Edward Harrington,
member Of parliament from Kerry West,
has been summoned for melting to boycott
ting. He will be tried on the 10Th inst
Clarksville evening chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn) 1886-1890, 1888-11-19

DECATUR, Ill, Nov. 1G.-Unknown persons
during rccens political meetings burned
nearly fifty horses at Taylorville so badly
with sulphuric acid tina. i've nave died and
many nre unsightly objects. DR.. Reid, as
sistant state veterinarian, has been called 70
treat the animals
Clarksville evening chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn) 1886-1890, 1888-11-19
A Cheap Ca.a,nnran.

An enterprising small boy has nafcd q
large soap box on some boards and then
fastened the whole to a couple of logs.
He has made n sail of q potato bag, and
sails the mai, as HAPPY as the owner Of
the finest y:,.ht afoat. - Chicago Herald.
Clarksville evening chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn) 1886-1890, 1888-11-19

LEBASoS, Pa, Nov. 5.-Wiilian show
ers was hanged in the jail yard here AT / %
a. m. The crime for which Showers paid the
penalty with his life was the murder Of hi;
two grandchildren, Samuel 81 eraw and
Willie Kohler, on the evening of Nay IL
1851
Clarksville evening chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn) 1886-1890, 1888-11-19
Sued for Libel.

MINES, France, Nov. 0.--Great excitement
preyailed here over the trial for libel Of NJ
Numagilly, member of the chamber OF
deputies. So great was the eagerness to
hear the evidence that the crowd burst in the
doors Of the palace of Justice NJ. Numagilly
is sued for libel because he said there were
.'twenty wilson's on the budget committee"
Clarksville evening chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn) 1886-1890, 1888-11-19

A Highla;.d custom is that Of ushering
in the mo'",:ng by the music Of the bag
pip'; the I 'er plays under the windows
Of the cas- q and thus arouses the in
mates.
Clarksville evening chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn) 1886-1890, 1888-11-19
on IN Occnn IIores.

Tho use of oil on troubled waters is
well known, ard the latcsh invention.
that of scattering it abroad through the
medium Of rockets, seems likely to prove
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Journal
Clarksville evening chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn) 1886-1890, 1888-11-19

AKRON, o., Nov, 10 The seventeen year
oil ,, IL of Alfred R,ynor, while playing in 3
tunnel OF tine Wiley railway, in, ssis CITY,
WA, run Over by a train and was horribly
cut ny, botn legs being severed from TIE
Clarksville evening chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn) 1886-1890, 1888-11-19
chnlrmnn l,nrnum Improving.

LIME Rock, Conn, Nov, 49, Chairman
Barnnm is steadily improving. His nights
ara more comfortable than at any time for a
month mast. His friends are now confident
OK lis recovery.
Clarksville evening chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn) 1886-1890, 1888-11-19
Tannin in yyeeyils.

Tnnnin has been discovered rs en- an
inasd substance by NJ. Villon, French
chemist, who finds that corn weeyils con.
tin about . per cent. of it.
Clarksville evening chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn) 1886-1890, 1888-11-19

There are about $4,000 Photographic
Establishments in this country, employing
40, 600 people.
Clarksville evening chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn) 1886-1890, 1888-11-19


NEW NonE, Nov. IA. The tt''Astees, ot 20.
mmoi1 cDil-ss have decided u@ establish a
wonan's annex. wnere women properly DUAL
in.d may nave ali tue advantages of hAgeer
education now granted To nIalJs,
Clarksville evening chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn) 1886-1890, 1888-11-19

FoSD Du Lac, Wis, NV. Is. The Few.
Charles c. Grafton, x Boston, mas been
elected tishop OK Fon1 du Lac.
Clarksville evening chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn) 1886-1890, 1888-11-19
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