Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-09-08

the worlds fair, and 1t is reported that II
has been accepted by the National com
mission.
Gen. Antonio Maceo, who was banished
from Cuba, and his wife have arrived at
New York.
The foreman who set up TIE jack that
wrecked the Old Colony train is indicted
for manslaughter
Andrew Bolden, colored, cut his COM
panion, Sue Gordon, to death with razor
at Evansville, Ind.
II, c. Pirrung, of Columbus, O., is ac-
cu5ed of manufacturing oleomargarine
the color Of butter
Lloyd Boot company. of Youngstown,
O., grants its striking employees nine
hours work and ten hours pay.
John Gardner, molder, was run down
by a Cleveland and Pittsburg train at
Bellaire, Ohio, and cut to pieces.
Robert A. King, of Hamilton college,
has been engaged to fill the chair OF
modern languages in Wabash college.
David Hammond, an extra freight
brakeman on the Cincinnati, Wabash and
Michigan railroad, was killed while
switching at Lafayette, Ind.
The Grant Monument association of
New York has received five designs for
the statue and monument. AS soon as
a choice is made work will be begun.
Jack Wilson, who claimed to be special
correspondent Of Chicago newspaper, is
in Jail at Goshen, Ind, ona charge OF run
ming up a big hotel bill on false pretenses
Richard IL. Speake, of Peoria. H., del
from the effects of fifteen grains of NOR
phiEe taken with intent to commit sui
c.ue He was hotel runner, 81 years Of
age
A nun Der of the richest corporations in
the country have formed an alliance
against strikes. Strikers are to be allowed
to remain idle until they choose to return
to work
order of Railway Conductors will try
at iO.edO to convince the convention next
week that Ttrre Hautc, Ind, as headqual~
tcrS is better place to tie to than iCE
Angeles, Cal
loIi,c cilCcrs all along the New Yolll
Central are hustling for the $4,000 reward
offered by Vice President Webb for the
arrest of he men who wrecked the Mon
trcal express Thursday night.
a. !. Ilalrord of indianapolis, has pur-
2Lasci the property of the Youngstown,
O., Printing company, publishers of The
Daily, sunday and Weekly Telegram. lie
will assume management Nov. !.
At the convention of the Order of Rail
way Conductors, at Toledo, next week, aA
eiTort viii be made to remove the head
quarters of the organization from Los
Angeles, Cal, to Terre Haute Ind,
William Johnson, colored, had a leg
I. at al 4 L.,
placed under arrest on suspicion of being
one of the men who fatally stabbed a
conductor on the Panhandle, near Lere.
bloomington, Ind, don't care much
about making a show before the census
man George Buskrl shot and killed
Elizc Easton and was acquitted; now he
j. fined the reasonable sum of 500 and
costs for attempting TO murder james
Douglas.
Robert Alberg, alias Charles w. Tun-
rcl. aliast Rober Burns, alias Robert
Williams, is under arrest at Chicago, and
confcSses that he is the man wanted in
Fort Worth, Tex, for embezzling several
thousand dollars from the Chamberlain
Insurance company.
Two Manlove brothers tried to make q
record fer thCmsclye i'll Greeasburg, Ind,
by chasing the Buney station mail car
rier out OF town; attempting to wreck u
train, and beating legislative candidate
Doll black and blue They are arrested
for interfering with the mails
The interstate commerce commission
has decided the case of Rice ct al. against
the PENNSYLVANIA railroad and others to
the effect that there must be no discrim-
ination between shippers of oil in tanks
and shippers of oil in barrels, and that the
charges upon like quantities, no matter
how clrried, must be the same.