Clarksville evening tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1890, 1890-03-06
CONDENSED TELEGRAMS.
MiEor Events and Little Happenings at
VarfOus IBIacas

MiEOr Events and Little Happenings at
Various Places.
Senator Allison was reelected
Judge Daniel Tilden died at Cleveland,
Tuesday
The Kentucky legislature is after the street
railroads.
Mitchell has challenged Slavin to a go for
5000 side
The river at Memphis is nearing the thigh
water mark of the big food
They say Col Perry Heath has been offered
a 'royal' pass TO inspect the mines of Siberia.
The Britishers are evidently needing a rest.
Now they are after the Indianapolis lounge
factories
M & c. Mayer and Basen g. Eaton dry
goods, Broadway New York, sustained a
loss of $500, 900 by fire.
The Central Ohio saengerfest will hold
their sixth annual meeting at Canton, O.,
the third week in August.
The New Orleans volunteer fire depart
ment celebrated their ffty-ninth anniver-
sary Tuesday by grand parade
]. H. Fox and l. Schad, both farmers near
Sidney, Neb., snapped wives. The wives
were also satisfied with the transfer.
James L, Sheetz was indicted at Liberty,
Mo-, for murder in the first degree for the
killing month ago of John Lewton
Col. j, Mervyn Donahue, president of the
San Francisco and Northern Pacific railroad,
died at San Francisco Monday night.
The English syndicate which obtained fig.
ures on the Toledo brewerieS has cabled a re-
fusal to proceed further and the deal is off.
Gordon Day, aged IA years, while riding q
horse at Canton, o., was thrown and prob
ably crippled for life by being trampled on.
Lake marine insurance agents held meet
ing in Chicago, the object being to arrange
schedule of rates, but the members deny
rumors Of pool.
The military headquarters of the de-
partment of the Missouri will be removed
from Fort Leavenworth, Kansas, to st.
Louis about May l.
Owen Palmer a widower of IS, eloped from
Oaktown Ind, with Miss Pearl Wolfe, a girl
of 10. Her friends claim that Palmer virtu
ally kidnapped the girl
John G. Emo, the most prominent of the
American exiles in Canada, has declared
that he thinks Quebec more pleasant city
to live in than New York.
1t is stated that the colored men in the
crew of the steamer Quetta, wrecked on its
way from Cooktown to London, took the
best boat and would not let any others in it.
A four-foot and nine-inch vein of coal has
been struck at depth of 105 feet at Len
ton, Green county, Ind A company with
paid up capital of $4,000 has been organized
10 work it.
Illinois state convention of miners is in
session at Springfield President Mcbride,
of the National board, advised the men to
stand by the scale of prices adopted by the
Columbus convention.
The Pan-American congress adopted the
report Of the committee ON international law.
II refused to agree TO a customs union but
agreed to "a partial reciprocity treaty among
such nations as desired it.
An agent of an eastern syndicate is in
Fndlay, o., endeavoring to make arrange
ments to purchase all the glass factories
there, regardless of the line of glass products
to which they are devoted.
There is no apparent possibility of the res
cue of the eight men entombed in the burn.
ing South WilkeSbarre, Pa, mine or the re-
covery of the bodies until the mine has been
Hooded. This will probably require a week
or more.
T. H. Bates, of New York, Tuesday ap-
peared before the house postoffice committee
ON the postal telegraph bill 1t leaked out
that n number of capitalists are ready to or
ganize a rival to the Western Union, and
contract to do government business and the
proposed Geographic business of the public.
Harry Phillips, John L. Sullivan's former
manager and Andy Maloney, gambling
house proprietor, are on trial at Montreal
for beating George Won Renoltz, Cincin-
natl jewelry salesman, out of $25, 900 worth
of jewels Won Renoltz has always failed
to appear at various hearings of the case.
but is supposed to be at home
John Blyew, a murderer after having
been fugitive from justice for seventeen
years, has been recaptured and incarcerated
in the county jail at Vanceburg, KY, by
Constable H. T. Gose. In August, 1868,
Blyew and George w. Kennard cruelty MUIR
dered four colored persons named Foster.
He will be tried at an early date for the
crime.