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The sun., 1890-01-04
Has Twenty-Gour Hours to Get Back to
New Jersey.

Judge Brown Of the United States District
Court yesterday sent to Shera Flack order releasing
from Ludlow street jail simon Baruch tho Austrian
who held in default 5000 bail in suit brought by
his brother Daniel to recover certain bonds, BATuch
first arrested charge OF stealing the bonds from
the tustrGn Government and was brought from VOW
Jersey to this stats lie was discharged but was re-
arrested the brothers charge before he could return
to the state from which he Was taken Judge Brown
gives him hours back to New Jersey
The sun., 1890-01-04

The Hon. JOHN QUINCY ADAMS BRAoKErT.
who has Just been inauRurated Governor Of
Massachusetts with glorious pomp and gilt
tering staff of heroes with padded shoulders.
said in his inaugural address that the Bay
State wants housing for 1000 moro lunatics
Between IBsEN. BELLAMY. and civil service re-
formers the old State soems to be growing as
mad as March hare or the Hon. HENBT
WANTWIr BLAIR
The sun., 1890-01-04
DIR. NIehoIs,s VIII.

The will OF Dr. Charles II. Nichols. the late
superintendent of Boomngdalo Asylum, written by
himself on July s. 1883 tile day before he sailed for
Europe makes the widow SRllie I. Nichols eXscutrix,
ANA gives her the entire estate except 81 OO which
Rhe IA directed to pay Dr. Nichols Lieut. MAury
Michel Of the sixteenth United States infantry Lieut.
Nichols Il also 20 have plate jewsTy plctursA and
furniture which belonged to his mother Ellen G. NJ,
AnlE
The sun., 1890-01-04

MAKKR's posters should not be plastered on
panel Of the Cabinet. Whenever any news
paper pretends to believe that, the explsna-
ton can be found as above.
The sun., 1890-01-04

There will be a meeting Of the Executive
Committee OF the Committee on Legislation to-
day to receive the memorial to Congress which
has been prepared by ex-Mayor Hewitt. 1t will
approval. and II approved. it will be given to
Congressman Roswell P. Flower to be trans
mitted to tho Senate Special Committee on the
Worlds Fair T. r 1892
Another matter to be discussed at to-day's
meeting & VIII be the oi prfH1oSed to be intro, S
friends Of the Fair expect to obtain substan-
tial State aid and announcement for the enter
prise Of 1892,
The sun., 1890-01-04

II BENJAMIN HARRISON didn't kill GIn
WooTEN's fat hog. then the report that G1L
WooTEN is Q candidate for the Russian mis-
sion is probably pretty invention. Ditto the
report that tho hog will be exhibited In the
principal cities and towns this winter.
The sun., 1890-01-04

Kate Fields Washington Is out, at ten cents
copy and 81 AyeAr. It's Kate Folds Washington, and
nobody else but 1t is an uncOmmOnly handsome, VI
vAoiouS, and rewSTdnE periodical and we dare say
good many thousand men ana women viii bs glad 10
ROI hola Of II once week
The sun., 1890-01-04
Their opinion OrtAo Bargain Counter Trick

from the Pdndmd Star ana RerGlA
The Pon-American visitors Were not, how
ever either benefited odinSd by their extended
and personally conducted" tour through that world
Of WanAmaksr's creation They were being utilized as
advertisement but judRina themselves I'm for 1t"
submitted with becoming and tried to be cheer
fu and comfortable while marching along like stock
exhibition before the sssthinR tudeS who lad
gathered together TO view tho lions by special advsr
tisemsut in tho morning papsrA AZ an advertisement
the success complete; but As hospitable enter
tanment II was sim ply q BwindeL
The sun., 1890-01-04

They are not THAcKERAY's lines. They came
from an old German song which begins Der
Sultan lebt In Sdus und BrauG THAGKERAY
only made o translRtion OF II.
The sun., 1890-01-04
PREPARING 10 GO TO CONGRESS.
Tho Worlds Fair legislative Committee to
Receive Mr.. Hewitts Memorial To-day.

Receive Mr.. Hewitt's Memorial To-day.
Congressman and Iceman Charles H. Tur-
ner, who has been spending the holidays with
his parents In New Hampshire visited the
rooms Of the Worlds Fair General Committee
In the Times building yesterday. He is on his
way TO Washington, to be present at the reas-
semblinR OF Congress- on Jan. 6. Congressman
Turner has been studying the history Of the
Worlds Fair popular movement He says he
believes there will be big opposition In Con-
gress to giving the fair to New York for 1892,
but that New York will win.
The Guarantee Fund was increased yesterday
ton blanks. The record Of the fund to date is
as follows:
Yesterdays subs scriptonh h.:................ Sls5o
Previously credited in The SUE 257 037
Remainder of amount pledged by tho brewers. AZ 1873
The sun., 1890-01-04

The English syndicate that invested so heay-
fly In brewery stock In this country short time y
said 10 DO buying paper mills at present Ar. ssEfrieA
werthsim of A. wertheim y Co, wood pulp dealers In
the TmeS building admitted yesterday afternoon that
he had hand In negotiations for such purchase and
that four OF the largest mills in tho Eastern Of the
country had already heen practicAy secured He had
doubt that the scheme would be carried through
essTuy. IL il supposed that the depressed CON
dtOn OF tue trade has brought such property
low that the syndicate sees money In taking It w
The sun., 1890-01-04
rHEPAM-AMEHICANs AND WAHAMAKER

The winter overcoat seems to be Q back
The sun., 1890-01-04

How about the prudence OF Allo wing cough y ~
on, rGsDiDE he pulmonary and bronchial OEHSns Hhsa
that approved and speedy tsmsdy. Dr. y Jsynss 81
The sun., 1890-01-04

Hh palace Il tho Vatican
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-10-03
NEWS IN BRIEF.



A Condensation OF Interesting Items or
Various Subjects.
Straw paper men have formed com
binc.
Grape and raisn crop damaged by rain
in California.
President Harrison signed the McKin.
ley tariff bill at 32l p m, Wednesday.
The Office OF postmaster of the National
house Of representatives has been declared
vacant.
The Berlin Volksblatt is authority for
the statemeat that German policy will
un lergo no change
Demccrnts Of the Fourth Ohio district,
after sl3 ballots, nominated NJ X. Gantz,
OF Miami county, for congress.
Lawrence Blckner, sonnambulst,
walked out upon roof and through a
skyiight to his death. in Newport Ky.
From Chicago comes story Of g.
months old hahy being killed by cut
which sucked the breath ont Of the child.
The definite announcement is finally
maize Of the sale OF the Cincinnati Ma
tional League base ball clab. TO the
BrotheFhood
National prison congress, Cincinnati,
has adjourned. Eg-President Hayes was
reelected president, ard tbs next session
will be held in Pittsburg, Oct. 10, 1891
Simon Obermayer, OF Cincinnati, who
recently eiopei with anil married Red
Cross nurse, and who was subsequently
sucd FOR divorce and alimony by woman
claiming to be his wife, is again defend
ant in suit. This time it is for $4,000
for breach Of promise, and the plaintiff is
a fair Columbus damsel. who alleges that
Simon trife'' with her affections.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-10-03
BILLS 1'HAIFAILED
TO Become Laws Alter Passing
Both Houses
For Want of the Presidents
Signature.

Eitvc Such Measures PoclScted by the
in >nme of tho Cnsos-Other Dispatches
Received rco.n Washington.
WAslIEGToN, oct. 8. Eleven bills
which have passed. both houses failed to
become laws l,cause they did not re-
ceiye the presi 10 ltl signature. The
most important Of them is the bill for
the relief II the assgiees Of job
Roach, on claim for extra allowance
On the coltract for the machinery Of
the United St8te5 ship Peoria, amount,
ing to $6l.15= The bill referred tho
claim to tAc court If claims ald gave
The court jugi ,diction in the matter.
The Other bills rocketed by the presi
delt are rs folluws For the relief of
he Washington iron wol ks On claim
for naval wora. involvi an up rCpria.
Il II OF 80. i6i for III relief 0f LARA
beo q Alien. of / a,h, e., naval con
trac OrS. requiring an appropriation OF
81, . for the lCl eli Of the legal repre-
sentatlvcs If II Ary S. French. FIR he
recovery Of h; ct proceeds of 80 bales
Of cotton taken ly the order OF Gen.
sherman at Jolash rough, Ga., il 1854;
for the rel cf ut Reany, Son d ARD hi
bald, ior wotk one ol g steam YES
sells Wa cree, uanee and Sllmollil,
0 er contact prices: relief of y. ii. Nit
chell, reGuli e an appf priation If
$500, to lay for corn delivered to the
4ua.tern ster at Fort HarHrr. kan i'll
1868; to place Edward H. Leib on the
retired Ii of the al ny with rank Of
captain; fol the reief Of A. j. Nc
II, airy. administrator of he state of j.
NJ hiatt, deceased (appr 1priating $S $50
IN payment If the balance Of nm account
with ihe Us ge tribe OF lndian y; grant |
ug Il peusion TO. am Melvin ,iafM1na-
tlou Was I"cei' oil rhat the claimant i'll
this case lad die,D; granting II pension
10 Louise tldcn informltlon was re-
tcived il this case thar the claimant |
wa receut Y Itmarricd}: and & anting |
a ension 80 EenJamin T. Baker tit was
learned that the claimant in this case
also had deb
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-10-03
A Posso Af.cr the Knbber. s.

BELLET0NTAINE, O., Get. G.-1he dat-
ing express robb, ry on the Cincinnati,
SNndusBy and Cleveland road between
Urbana and this city is causing great
sensation in railroad circles. The long
immunity from attack by knights OF
The Road" has caused ieeling of Sc
curity to exist which was not warranted
by this eI isodc.
1t Is understood that no one except
The messenger is permitted in the eX-
pr, IS cars. but This lule is violated
every day and access 10 the car IS as
free as 10 the smoker Scudder. the
messenger. is M old employe and no
blame ;ttaches u him His doors were
locked and The first ;ntimaiion he had
was the cold end of a revolver held at
his head with the DloOd-curdiilg de-
mand Throw mp your hands The
ri ing Of the safe was short WORK, aud
by the Zine the robbers We're through
5cudder had rcgainpd hi; voice and
legaa to hollow. AT this one OF the
masked men placed his revolver at his
head and pulled the trigger, lut the
gun snapped without exploding the
cAl T. idgc
The ether roLber th4n iaterfered and
saved the messengers life by standing
jolwcon him and his pal, saying; "We
don't reed to kill him After leaving
West Liberty the crew We're under the
guns of The robbers and could do moth
ing As the train Stacked mp just before
rcuching the city the robbers jumped
and I ed to the woods. EcudGer
from his car saw them jump
and fired upon theA. They returned
the fire with volley from both revol-
vers, however doing no damage A re-
ward has been offered for their capture
and large posse # men are searching
for them near this city
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-10-03
A BOLD STAND TAKEN.
The Central Hiliroal VIII Employ X
NOre knights Of Labor.

Thc Central Railroad VIII Employ No
NOre knights Of Labor.
NEW YORK. Oct 3. The New York
Central officials have decided that no
more Knights Of Labor shall be EN-
pl ycd on the road and Vice President
Webb has iss ued circular directing the
heads Ct the various departments to
make their decision known. The circu-
lar is addressed TO the general manager,
general superintendent. chief engineer
and superintendent Of motive Iower
and rolling stock and says:
The recent strike and acts of lawless-
ness committed il connection there
with, the pul lishCd correspondence be-
tw, en- the leade Of the organization
that ordered it, and the fact that many
men new seeking accomplishment state
that they qIit work from fear of per-
foral violence. and did not dare to offer
TO resume work for the same reason,
aom;el the management Of the com
rGuy to announce that it objects t. its
emplpyeS being members of the organi-
zati m known % the Knights of Labor.
THE arrangement is satisfied that
membership n this particular organi-
zGton is lnconsiste ent with faithful and
efficient setvice to the company and
liable at any time to prevent it from
properly discharging its duties to the
public You will at once take such ac-
lion as viii bring this circular to the
attention of the employees in your re
srcctive DEPARTMENTS
General superintendent Voorhees,
said that the circular meaDs precisely
what it says knights must either give
mp their membership in the order or
leave the read.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-10-03
TRAIN ROBBED.
Adams Express Car Broken
Into
On the Cincinnati, Sandusky
and Cleveland Road.

The Express Messenger Bound and
Gagged and the Safe Robbed Of Its
Contcnta-The Two Robbers Escape
Near IseIiefOntainp. Ohio.
TIFFIN, o.. Oct. 9.-As train No. on
the Cincinnati. Sandusky and Cleveland
RAILROAD was pulling out Of Urbana
Thursday morning at s o'clock, two
masked men broke liz the Adams Ex-
press comranys car and presenting re-
volvers Mt the head Of Arch. L. Scudder,
the express messenger, demanded his
keys. Scudder surrendered and was
then bound hand and foot and gagged
The robbers then lihel Scudder's pock-
cts, securing SO, his money, his watch,
and with the keys r;fed the safe of its
contents, about 1900.
1he train had reached West Liberty
by the time, and the robbers left the
car and took position upon the plat
form Scudder succeeded in calling
the attention Of the local agent to his
condition and was liberated and the
alarm given, but the robbers covered
the train men with their guns and or
dered the train to proceed, which it did,
and just rs they reached Bellefontaine,
the robbers left the train and disap-
peared in the darkness with the booty.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-10-03
FOREIGN NEWS.
Another Attempt to Kill the
Gar of Russia.
Nihihst Conspirators Again Be-
coming Active.

This Last Attempt is Believed to Have
Been Made on Account of the Persecu-
tion of tho Jews-EnglRRd Growing
Uneasy About tho safety of One of Her
Recent Exped.tIons-Onicers Looking
for "Jac& the Ripper'--O Gable
Dispatches.
Sr. PETERSBURG, Oct. 3.-The report
Ell attcmIt to wreck train, supposed
to be conveying the czar from st.
Petersburg to Warsaw, has not created
surprise ia st. Petersburg. The czar
himself has for some time been aware
that the Nihlist conspirators were
ag in active, and during the recent
nancuvers in southwestern Russia he
p rsonally directed that no person
should lie ermitted to enter Rovno,
where he made his headquarters, with
out II special peemit from the chief OF
poiite If Rjvno.
This precaution, then regarded as ex-
traordinaly, appears now TO have been
we'll grounded The renewed persecu-
tion OF the Jews is held responsible in
some quarters for the attempt on the
cz&rs lie. and thi3 allegation win
doubtless be seize upon as pretext
tor TIL further haishness toward this
prosclibed people.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-10-03
SHOES No-- WORN our.
: olne .nnnii l.lrm GO al0,oo0 ;

Fire,
CNcINXATI, Oct. 8. Deiing 6 COM
pany's shoe h lusa. in Harry Becker's
fye-story building at and 10 Pearl
street, was gut;ed bya ferce visitation
of fire from an unknown cause Weines-
day night The Behring'S, Jacob j. and
Frank NJ, lose $1,000 on stock and
carry $4,000 insurance il dozen DIFF
ferent companies. Becker has iEsur-
ance which will cover his $4,000 loss
on building
Fireman Willirm Thompson. Of the
Gifts company was struck across the
hips ty faillng bean but was not SER
iously hurt. ~Blondyn Eyler, tir man,
fell ten feet and also escaped serious
damage.
A thrilling accident was the collision
Of ladder wagon no. T, IF Sycamore
street, with car No. IA, of the Newport
liue at Fifth and sycamore. The car
driver thought The gong was that of q
cable car and though he could cross the
street in time. The wagon, however,
coming with u force that could not be
checked, crushed into the side of the
car, one horse entirely entering it. En-
ma Burkamp, of 3lG York street, aud
John McCloud. of York and Tenth
Newport, were slightly hurt.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-10-03
PUBLIC DEBT STATEMENT.
Tho Condition OF tha Ulited state,
Treasury October 1.

The Conjtiol OF tha Ulited states
Treasury October 1.
WASHINGTON, Oct 8. The public
debt statement issue from th9 treasury
dcrartmen; Wedne day, h)wa decrease
in the debt dl.ils the past month
am uuiiag to $i,5S!0S1. The intere t
healing debt, exc. usive of bonds issued
TO pa(ilic railroads, is $jJS. GSS, ,070,
against $3.50. .8ab. .020 on Sept. | Il month
ago, or u reduction III the bonded in
debsedness amounting to SIP. $50, $50.
while on the .other hand TIE surplus in
the treasury which II month ago, in.
Guiding SUI sidipry cola and National
BANK redemption fund. was Si07 ,391 .Gi7
IS to-day 500. i9l $50, decrease during
the month of $4i ,G0d 1921.
National Tank depcstaries to-lty
hold $50, ,-S7.1ll Cf government funds,
or about StG0,000 less than ON SEPT /.
Government receipts from all sou;ces
duliag the past month were unusually
heavy, aggregating $50, 864, ,33l, against
$Gl A $50 III Sep enber, 1899. On the
other hand. expenditures for Septembet
past wrre $|3, 49,, log against SIG, ,463,-
$50 in September, 1899. More than $t4.-
0G0, 900 Of this comparative excess of ey.
penditules during the past month over
those of September, last year, is ac-
counted for by the unusually heavy
bond redemptions in September past
nearly %lS U00, COZ having Deen paid out
in interest and pre- mium against S.
b56, 800 i'll September, 1853.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-10-03
Railroad 4mpioyes Held In.

MOBILE, Ala, Get. 3.-A special from
Ozark, Dale county, Ala, to The Regis
ter says: The railroad hands at this
place were paid off Wednesday after
noon, and We're shortly afterward at
tackled by = land of negro robbers, who
made them throw up their hands and
had succeeded in robbing several before
the ala m was given. Then the robbers
fed to Leans Station. A sheriff posse
pursued the robbers and shot two of
Them who fell badly wounded. A third
was Int hy bullet, but managed to es-
cape with others of the gang.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-10-03
TAKEN FROM THE COUNTY JAIL.
Zen Masked Men Then Apply Coat OF
Tar and Feathers.

BAKEEsFiELD, Cal, Oct. 3.--Ten
mashed men appearelat the door of the
court house early Thursday morning
md demanded the keys Of The jailer.
They said they wanted James He ring
ton, to whom they proposed to give
u lesson The jaileI was not inclined to
grant their wishes, they took his keys
aud put him under guard They then
proceeded to the sheriff room aid cap
tured him. Next they onened the Jail
and took Herrington from his cell. lie
resisted desperately And the men gagged
hrn, Put him in q wagon and conveyed
him to u lonely spot about four or five
blocks away, stripped him, and applied
a coat OF tar and feathers.
Harrington mas been known in this
neiahbarhood nearly three years as ~
petlifogging lawyer, whose principal
business was the promotion of land C m
tests. thereby obtaining money from the
trouble he caused among the settlers.
The occasion Of his being in Jail was
4 charge of perjury preferred against
him.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-10-03
ELECTION in IDAHO.
Tie Republicans Claim the State by $500
E'pjnrit.

Tic AScpuDlicans iaim the state Dy =, 900
Hniorit'.
BOISE CITY. Idaho. Oct. 3.-The esti-
mate Of the vote of Boise City and Idaho
county gives Republican majority of
175 on the entire state ticket. Bingham
returns show the Republican ticket has
n majority Of 800. In Boise county re-
turns from four precincts give Wilson,
Democrat, for cong ess, u majority.
The same lrtcincts gave Hawiey, Dem
ocratic delegate, vote of 1888, 20 ma,
jority.
incomplete returns from five counties
give Sw ct, Republican, for congress,
$40 minority.
Meager returns indicate 'the legisla-
ture will stand thhty Republicans and
TIVE ty-two Dem Gratis.
The Repupiicans claim the state by
$500 majority. The Democrats con
cede the state to the Republicans by 800
majority. The returns show large
gains FOR Republicans over the vote
JSg,
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-10-03
nfRktnBlA.s soN-lN-LAw.
He VIII Gu to vshingtor to soc Posi-
dent Harrison.


CRY or Mexico. Get. 3.-Dr. Bangor
chea. sou-in-law Of Gcn. Barn india, has
arrived here ca roule TO the united
STA ,ss to PIE el3t the case of Barrundia
to lrcsiGc Halrison Bengorchea,
after the 1,lling If D;triundia. was cop-
tantiy uuSer tie espionage of agents Of
The BarillilS government. During the
lite war with salvador he was an army
su eeon. He makes the s3atAmelt that
when Bar,uadi eml.ried at Acapulco
Fits guaranteed his life.
Tue story of the murder aboard the
Acapulca, as given Dy Bengorchea,
corresponds, with few exceptions, with
tne tclegraphc reports printed, lacking,
perhaps, in some horrible details Pedro
Ionseca. whom BMTHndia. during his
term as secretary Of war. advanced.
fired he trst shot at him from behind
The m2kc-slack Enrique 1orrello.
captain OF the lost, who was advanced
10 Il cJlone ry ly Barruudia, kicked the
geAe,al : body AZ out the decl, alter he
had rcen ,iil,,l by the police.
Bengorclta says his wife. knowing
he1oreAaad Of her fathers death being
planned. went TO see Minister Miner,
md entire ltel him not 10 deliver her
father into the hands Of his lnurderers.
and Miner promised her that he would
n do 8. DangW cheas vile called ON
Mizner four times and ca h time he
pr Jnlisel her 70 to deliver Barrundia
up to he GGat III lhln authorities. The
amtly of BdlrundN is IMPOVERISHED,
.tnL without even th9 he e5salies of
tise
Ar Bengoychea said further hat his
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-10-03
YOUNG MORMON CONVERTS.
The United states Authorities Keeping
an Eve on Girls from Europe.


NEW YORK, Oct. 3.--The Mormon
converts who arrived at this port on the
G}uion line steamer Wyoming will not
get glimse of Salt Lake City if the
United States law can prevent their
landing
Gen 0bcirne took unusual pr, eau
Ii ns to have the Tarty OF forty-two
young g Ills on board the vessel met by
b. ardiDg officer, who was accom-
panied by scandinavian interpreter
Woo eXpl lined t. them wnat they njgh5
expect + ON the system Of polygamOas
Inalriag in Utah, aud sought to find
ont whether the girls had been brought
here under false pretenses or coercion
in almost all the cases the girls pro-
t sted that they came of then OWl free
will, and were satisfied that they were
embracing the true religion. The girls
me ncmly al uueducated and not Of
Welt do appearances. Their cases
will e Investigated indy idually when
they Ia d at the barge Office. If the
government oftici Is can prevent it none
Of The single girls win lie allowed to
proceed.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-10-03

SYDNEY, N. S. w. Oct 3.-Fire
Wednesday ni1ht iesulted in the de-
structipn of the city bank building,
A3honcum cinb Lrilding and number
of large wa Gehouscs The fire burned
le ceiy. resisting for long time the
best efforts Of the fire department to get
il under control. In addition TO the
warehouses absolutely consu med by the
hamts. number Of Others were more
ar les damaged by fire and water. The
loss. il is expected. will reach 81, 500, 900
Sterling.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-10-03
CONGRESS.
Two Hundred ard Thlr.y-Flnh Day.

In the senate the presidents approval Of
the tariff bill was announced. Three We
toes were reported. Rcccszes were taken
until adjournment sine die.
In the house the point Of no quorum
was raised and withdrawn; the resolution
declar.ns he position Of the house vacant
was adopted After some closing bus,-
ness hfd isc1 completed and the prezi-
dent'- O.! p ov iuf tie tariff lill reported,
a rece-s $40 staa. uni at g p IN. the
hoGat !lcaie.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-10-03

Much space u given By the German
newspapers To descriptions Of the various
receptions teslered Emperor William
while iourneying toward the Austrian
capital. all OF which are regarded with tho
CREATES; satisfaction.
Thrus Thousand forms have been pre-
seniei to the poor OF Vienna by Emperor
Wl.iam, who has made gifts 20 the am
hniasce service and numerous other
worthy objects.
Ia the open market at Amsterdam the
price OF ane silver mas advanced from
eighty eighty TO eighty-nine guildeit per
Lilo