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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-28

Bismuth ore Of . highly rsmunsrafive
quality has bssn discovered In the Queen
Bss lode. Emigrsnt gulch. Montana An
assay Of The ore yielded sac bismuth, which
Il worth s3.9sl.50 per ton, which Il very
nearly $1,000 per ton for the ore. The metal
IL pure white. and closely resembles silver.
Inexperienced prospsctors cannot distin-
guish the bismuth ore from lead carbon
atss, 30 close IL the resemblance between
the two.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-28

Mrs II. & Rsecnaer. the originator Of the
sesocmeT costume, which was . favosise
fad Of the ssroas. minded quarter of =
oensary SINCE. celebrated with her husband.
q short tine ago. the astsesh anniversary
al their marriage. Their home is ~ Coun-
ell .aufys. Iowa, bas IL was net 50 remote
from the seAsscars - 20 prevent the attend
anos al susan h. AasAony, whe was . dis
tsnSaishsd feasnre OF the occasion.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-28

n 11Dco1 4. AleWs q hsenieen,
oGIfo1 ~ Mn. AlGsF md nn John
~ = esettie daring portion
p1oy. Cenmsl AIssf procesdsd 70
s $3.50. Whess - has iafre Inter
$3.50. He viIi Sstusn to his
8 = 1npu6sy, ~ latsr vii atesnd ths
& x| p nent u ~ Grsnd Army Of
s. - . 11onetnfg.
InS Gurlo g Washington win welcome
(nilneuluhea gussts within the
81 = 1knk young state with heasty
- 0enseal Aless vas gailsns
- - = nnnbsrsd smong The lore
s - = nnn - ~ day. He has bssn
- q 1fIchienn. and b now the COM
5 1870 - ~ Grand Army Of the
r. H =, norsoseF. one Of the &C
3 d Isa6sn q ths Republican
/. - - - q II improbable thas
RI - ionG ~ eel1ed upon 70 become
one1 s1aDddI 1-bearsr.
~ 49, W. n deal soldisr-daz-
S f1xlnnt md suocesful- And ths
lu Nh1oh Distinguished BIN .
- - ~ mexked with Scarcely ises
nom = NJ businsss and political
~ 1nGehe does. h does brilliantly
- hsDD seals. There Il chivaary
ktlnoes shout him which marks
y - = hi civilian dress and when
= ~ olacs-chaif, - one Who has
eNped b great cause ana
1879 - chtvaasous - himssif MO
q eaeoe-snoks. seadief y m
s - - =, = p not surprising mat
H. - maintained 70 - great
- = possihls he associations Of his
n He haa. fFom III inception.
q - onoauslastic member Of the 0fand
3 T. - Hepublic, q which hs = now
= eounseus Ways = has shown
ond his comradeshtp Tor the
= fhe Union, and thses are lev Of
& ~ Nose ths army blue who DO mot
Nm p ~ light Of personal
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-28

Massachusetts, Republicans are becoming
rather hnursscas. Nos eniy has The Con-
rr~sssonai delegation made uxsy threats OF
kicking over the traces On the rrosscsaon 81
hides and woel. bet n ssGrsss - the sslux
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-28

Springfield Union
The Democratic anxiety lest the new tariff
bill should damage the Republican parry 10
really quite too touching for anything.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-28

Secretary Proctor seems TO hare been highly
succcssfnl In his efforts 70 20 smeliorats the con-
dition Of the privats soldiers in the American
army - 10 effect . reduction in the proportion
OF dsseFtiona This il point 70 which the ssc-
rotary has earnestly devoted himself. and the
latest reporss represent highly satssfactory re-
suita total OF i.sas hes been Cut down to
ISIS. diminution Of ls Per cent. and he claims
that II certain Of his recommendations are en-
acted into law be win b enabled 10 accomplish
mach more In this direction.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-28

The multiplying folds Of ex-President Cleve-
lands chin have attracted mach attention 70
the anti-fst question. and what b known - the
"salisbury method" nov the most popular in
England. hes bssn brought 10 the front IL ID:
No breakfast but on rising drink . pint Of hot
water. Half IN hour later pound OF bssf-
steak, outside singed but inside raw. chopped
nne. with . very little stale bread. At 2s3o
another pint of hot water. Al $50 another
pound of steak. At $50 another pint OF hcs
water. and nothing more for the day. The
trouble with this method 10 that - soon - Il 10
stopped fat again accumulatea
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-28

Several days ego there vas report Of . China
man who ives standing in the middle Of
NiaxAra bridge and wAs unable TO leave II on
either side. He and two Others hsd been driven
out Of this country for violation Of the sxclu-
sion act The other two had the necessary $50
20 pay the tax admitting them into Canads, bat
he had not His escape from the dilemma has
not been reported II IL possible that be 10 still
feeding on the beauties OF the Falla
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-28

II rests on their own testimony that the Of
ecers OF the Massachusetts frcsstone contract
oss' association. having locked out the cutters
union from their employ. have attempted to
evade the contract labor law BY advertising in
the English and Canadian papers for workmen.
While this does not violate the letter Of the Law
IL IL In oonfic, with ia spirit. bat most likely
cannot be punished or its objects prevented
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-28

Lets rcw 90 s&is IN Nesxf's Soath sAors Ana
&Asz eaofs s31Esc1a Meter cAs uou running
tereaxa pF0Fwrss. streets aud aoss csearesx
Les prSe~& kssF ssrna Nov rwAty foy aane
eass1ess A. lszsss1 arEAss 81 hone sites % Re
coHsfsd " ihcss uAo bald o. care See or "a
ere0 W. u Nos~s. reosa 6. kiigvn esock seattle.
1As Snson fAesSs q see Gay ssAnscuzfz nensaa
hEe r4nnses Tree reclining chair car Aat Pail
xsaa seurss< st~s - carr sroz lha fnesec coass
~ he kasl a E. Marta. ezyy sseAes AREN'T 10
secona szrssS easscs esoek O T. nrSex1 sesak
ezty ce<A
-----~----------~ -------~------~--------
TO yaa want ~ ho2Tss tsnr II - 20 azs
ert tie new erase ea4ast '-Sra<z<r and TIE Fly.
81 To trsst<a ksse kAxaax Frsx0. NcszsA
v~,x nssa~v~rv sus.ss.sun
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-28

Little Rhody's Chief Lack.
Buflalo Commercial
Rhode Island Republicans need . Arst-ciass
Repubiica1 bacer.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-28

In Newmarket Penn. . few days ago. Ma
Eiizabsth Aesten's dead body was found hang
70 her bedroom door, II was . clear case OF
suicide. coroner's iay was fmpansllsd. and
aifsr hearing al that was said In the case.
rendered this extraordinary verdict: I've. the
jury. ind that the said Elizabeth 6saton. not
having God before her eyes. but being moved
and ssduced b. The tnstigation Of the dssil. did
with two certain handkerchieis Of the vaius OF
twenty cents, feloniossly kin. strange and
murder herself. against The psace and dignity OF
the commonwealth" Thus The deceased was
soiemeniy convicted Of . crime by . iury
that evidently believed In person dsvii who
alone was responsible. Is marks . long step
backward toward the dark ages. and giyes evil
dence that the spirit ssd comprehension Of
seventeenth century witch-bsrnen still sur-
vivea There ere missionaries needed In that
part Of the Keystone state
John 4. Morris. man Of great wealth and
high business standing. he's msde and pab-
iishsd direct proposal 10 establish . lottery
In Louisians, 10 be chartered BY the state for
the period Of q years. for which hs win pay
into the stats treasury license Of 100000
year. or total 81 tiz.5oo.oO0 And the Tipses-
Denocrat. In IN editorial occupying moro than
. fun column. advocates the acceptance d his
proposition BY this means the Pacific coast
viii coutributs largely toward the support Of
Louiaiana for twenty-five years 70 coma The
proposition Of NJ Morris would seem 70 Imply
that al Of the lottery receipts are not dis
trfbuted In price!
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-04-28
WASHINCT
TERRITORY
INVESTMENT a
TERRITORY
RAID Up CAPITAL or ssoyooa

PAID Up CAPITAL or sso.ooa
oloos ooo-FoR iots. - isss on J,e,uur :
So, ooo-2s lots @ Lake union. 80 49,
Al sleatric car lire. hawai-
hundred foss az vahse fruas - -
liable improvements -
o9Ssooo-60xt3. northwest corner Yrone - 4
Bel streetx 1erma ounk1If -
balance ave ysau q ~ =
o1oseoo-Tvo CORNER ioe. Id ~ - i
Un1on sefeek -
o1x.ooo-elAsWe ssh; balance - II q
oents VIII boy tour ~ -
houses which Yield n - G55 y
pes cenk pr annun a Co
oo.ooo--Ffnel 10. On Front srss9 Co.
ol0.ooo-rwo lots l3oxlea cornsr = -
con stseek -.
Gle. eo0-SAcres in wsse ssass,s ,ezonn = IS
only lev hundred tsoe -
Seattle Land and lmprovouma - -
second plat; all clea-sd tnovl
oo,0oo-Loe eoxl2O ou Seventh sroon n>1.r.s,.
Stewart and Olive. upoI S5% I
erected 2stogy bulldog -
ana paying = pss esak = -
o5.oee-fvo loss. soxlaa On ssvs.sA - =,
tween Jacksnn aud Maia -
os.soo-one lot and part Of ano<Aw = -
street.: CO4noe. -
ss.sse-n lSa y Aissa = oil.aa suksl
ss.eee-nvs aorss in w~s ssssnA - !.
60 : q
o3.yO0-New s-room house, win -. -
buil& cue-helf baeck m 60 RI
minutes' walk 70 poaeoGca
'''':'-f E:;. : ss.ss. s; ;sss 81; 81 60
o.. soo-iwo Of the tnsss Ssss IN ~ -
tion; 50 sitaased that - NJ ~
never - cut OF
lntm A. AL 49, - - -
A hosel and several lodeing-h euou -
Requires from u. 30 70 H.0O0
BALLARD PROPBD4Y
Bsss lots In Ballard hon IN = omoG
o36O PER ACRE-72 aores eoc1 ~ 80
ofeeattis; - 49,
ana ,,,s, ,: pa -
o136 R0B AoR4-so enseo 0pguD1
land, ,ca., n s:,,. g. =
fatnA Aop u1O(
WIN b cd 1nQ0q
Of one ao1o uoQ1g4
go PER ACRE-340 scrss On M g -
road, two nilog III ~
one ntls iroa senllea
For Lease.
A nne large building juse comploeoo. $780,
for either hotel OF large boAs9t1e - ~
several store roomo = tcA 60 y o1oG1 ~
Situated on Second street. oppoo1lo d. ll1
Corner Commercial and Jsc1noo 80 GS
III; $500 Per month foe 6ftoon yoeun
Two lots, eoxi2o each. corner Wu1 - -
verstty srseeA inf nvs q sea yeasA
Housee for Rest In al para q - -
We have large List 81 seue q
best property In the city. Wiki -
shall b pleased to show y ~ -
calling ct our ONCE.
Insurance 0eparlIno1t
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-10-21
NEWS IN BRIEF.
Condensation of Interesting Itoms ON
Various Subjects.

Various Subjects.
| A new Atlantic cable from New York
to Valencia bay, Ireland, is being talked
OF in New York
Charles y. IIubbell, the millionaire dry
Brooklyn SUNDAY
Youngstown, o.. city hospital receives
100000 by the will Of a grateful patient,
Mgs Lucretia Althaus
AT Huntington, Ind, a l0-year-old
daughter of Aug. Ramsbrook was
| st@ngled to death with bean.
Mrs. Burton Harrison, is the author OF
Tho Auglomaniaes,' - the Century serial
that has excited such curiosity.
Corbetts yearling colt Freedom trotted
u mile at Napa, Cal Saturday in 2:2g94
beating the yearling record Of 235.
Henry kron, living near Blairsyille,
Ind, quarreled with his wife then killed
her, and committed suicide in the pres
ence Of the children.
Both political parties admit that fn,ii-
ana is close, and the the paradox is that
the closer a state IL the more money she
lavishes on elections,
Farmer John Geddes is gathered into
the Youngstown, o., prison fold for sell
ing seyenty-hve sheep belonging TO his
neighbor, J. O. Edwards.
MillersburR, o. trustees found Mrs.
Northington lying dead in her house and
her little children crying feebly In the
tortlues of starvation for food
Brazil, Ind, miners will meet to ask
an advance Of wages Nov /, and rnise
Cain at least. President Cain, of the
miners organization, mas promised 10 be
there.
Mrs Fillingcr, an invalid Of Perry,
Mich, was baptized TO death Saturday
by her son William Fellinger aud his
wife, who were religion crzed They
gere arrested.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. S. Marshall, Of New
ark, o., celebrated the anniversary of
twenty-five solid silver years that have
passed since first they Became spOoney
oyer each other
At Peoria, H., Henry Baden. eX-conyict,
attempted to assault two little girls aud
later Mrs. Fanny GHse, and In trying to
break away from an officer who arrested
him was fatally shot.
\ party of Cincinnati hunters discoy.
cred two female hermits in the vicinity of
New Trenton, Ind, recently They are
alNttfS hbBht w ftAiN ~ hRts tlNt bH II
good farm aud live in squtior
The unsuccessful candidate for auditor
of Adams county, O., will hnd balm for
his sore head in he sum Of 81 1000 deposited
in bank by the competitors for the benefit
Of the defeated one This original idea
prevents the use Of Doodle IN the cam
paign.
Farmer Hartman. OF Goshen, Ind, was
visited by an agent, who asked permission
TO dig for gold bricks left their by Indians
hfty years ago. They dug. they found
one. and just as Hartman was about 10
pay II 900 for the brick third party be-
gan 20 ask questions, and the Indian
agent dug out.
Monday the Ohio legislature did not
meet until p. m. Monday morning Adjt
Cen Hawkins, special correspondent OF
The Cincinnati Post, sent special to his
paper statiag that the groyernor was pre-
pairing sScond message In which he
would recommend the passage of "A bill
giving the mayor Of Cincinnati the power
to appoint n non-paFtisan hearsl af f0fs-
members to succeed the present board Of
public improvements, the new organizes
tion to servs until the people can elect in
April.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-10-21
GOING HONE To VoTE.

Thousands of Republican Governments
Employees Intend Doing So.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 2t.-The amount
of interest taken in the coming elections
by clerks and other government EN-
ployes in Washington will be shown by
the number who go home to vote, 1t is
estimated from the reports Of the state
Republican clubs that about 200 viii
start for Massachusetts,, GOO for New
York, 1000 for Maryland, 800 for In
diana, 700 for Pennsylvania, 50 for Wis.
consin, 300 for Ohio, $50 for Illinois, 20
for Connecticut, 80 for Michigan, 80 for
North Carolina, 500 for Virginia, 100 for
New Hampshire, 80 for Delaware, 80
for Rhode Island and SO for Kansas
This makes a total of over 1900 votes
which will be sufficient in many dis
tricts to affect the result.
The railroad companies have
offered halr-rate tickets to all
voters properly certified as such, leaving
their identification To the officers Of the
sta.e organizations in Washington
1t is not believed that many Demo
Gratis will avail themselves of the oppor~
tunity to vote at reduced railroad rates,
although no one will interfere with
them III case they do, Democrats in the
departments under the administration
are very much like Republicans We're
under the Cleveland regime: they are
neither vocifer0ns nor active nor olfen-
sive in their partisanship, believing it to
be wise TO keep close to their desks
about election time, and say nothing at
any time.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-10-21

LONDON, Oct. 81. - Mr. Balfour's
speeches at Newcastle have disappoint-
ed a section Of the Conservatives. who
hoped that the secretary would throw
over Col. Caddell and admit that the
police at Tipperary exceeded their duty
in attacking the members of parlia-
ment. His refusal to make scal egoatg
of the police has. however, pleascd the
out and ont Tories. who form the bulk
of the government supporters. Even
those who doutbed the wisdom Of prose
cutting Messrs. Dillon and O'Brien and
their colleagues. seem now, as a rule, to
believe that the fiji hit Of the two princi-
pal defendants has created such bad
impression on the public mind rs to off
set any blunder that may have been
made in beginning the legal proceed
ings
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-10-21
pRosA5.1 1+z aLeH. VAN.


An Arrest at Belictnntainc for The &, 2! g
{. Train Robbery
BEILEFoNTAlNE, O.. Oct y. About 0
o'clock Sunday evening J + Smith, of
Urtana, formerly night operator on the
Cincinnati, Sandusky and Cleveland
railroad, at Urbaua, was arrested here
by Sheriff Roach and DEPUTY sullivan
on suspicion of being one of the parties
that robbed the express train on the
Cincinnati, Sandusky and Cleveland
road on the morning Of the "a of Octo-
ber.
He came here Saturday night. saying
he came to visit u man named Neer,
who lives near Rushsylyania, He hired
a buggy Sunday morning, bat instead
of going to Neer's, north Of town, went
southeast some three and half miles
TO John McCollochs, where his suspici-
GUS actions caused Mr. McCulloch to
send word to the sheriff.
Coming back t. town he was found
at the hotel by the sheriff and deputy,
who, ON arresting him, found a revolver
in his coat pocket and roll Of over
$500 in bills and four diamonds in his
fob pocket The money was wet, as IL
it had heen exposed to the weather.
They promptly lodged their prisoner
in Jail, and he has been identified by
several parties. He gave his name as
IL. H. Williams. Instead Of going to
see Neer he had bought ticket to lndi-
annapolis. Detectives have been looking
for him in Montana
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-10-21
UP TIE zAMeEzl RIVER

Goes British Gunbcats notwithstanding
PorrugAIS Profess.
ZANZIBAR, Oct. . z; Advices received
here by British vessels which have ar
rived from the Zambezi river, state that
the British gunboats, despite the pro-
test of the Portuguese authorities. en-
tered the river ON Oct. s. In their
company was a steamer belonging to
the British African Lakes company,
which had in tow a iotilla of lighters
and canoes laden with stores and nuni-
tons of war The entire native popula-
tion lined the banks OF the river, shout
ing dancing and clapping their hands.
The Portuguese made verbal protest
against the gunboats entering the river.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-10-21
a nost of Young cnlhniIc..

NEW YORK, Oct 9t.--A parade Of
Catholic Sunday school children took
place in Brooklyn Sunday iu honor OF
the Jubilee Of Bishap Loughiin. Over
$4,000 children turned out and marched
past the Episcopal residence, where they
were reviewed by the bishop, Cmdiaal
Gibbons, the visiting bishops and clorgy
and many prominent citizens. There
were no bands Of music. but the ch.l-
dren sang hymns as they lasscd the
bishop They were two hou in pass
ing the stand
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-10-21
THE CORN DoDGER CLUB.
Stronghold of Youthful Texan outlaw
Unearthcd.


FORT WORM, Tex, Oct. et. There
were big developments in the mystery
surrounding what is known as the Corn
Dodger club Sunday 1t is an organi-
cation of boys, ranging in age from to
Is years, many of whom have recently
been arrested for completely in petty
thefts, but on account of their youth
and the small value Of their takiugs
they have escaped punishment.
Six of them were arrested Sunday
and with them clothing dealer named
Hall, vino is charged with receiving
goods that the boys had stolen. It is
also learned that the Corn Dodgers have
branches i'll Dallas. Waco, Marshall,
Austin and Houston, Tex .'qnd in Dend-
yer, Col. They nave code OF signals
and other means Of secret commumca-
ton. Whethe Hall is at the he.,1 ci
the organization or not has not ye "a
determined.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-10-21
Who Kllled Chief urnne .snr ,

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 21- Saturday
Mayor Shakespeare received a message
notifying him that he " I'D be the next
victim Of the assassins of Chief Of Police
Hennesse". A committee Of tiftt of the
leading business men Of the city have
been appointed TO ferret oat the mem-
bers of the organized g1ag Of murierers
aud drive them from the city. 4 NUM-
Der of arrests have already been made.
One Manuel Polatel1- has been idantl-
fed by an officer who saw tha ho0tiug.
The Italians of the city are keeping
YnlY nI1int
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-10-21

CHARLOTTE, N. c., Cc. 2i. On sat-
urday as Silas Rigs was walking down
one of the streets Of Winston, he was
attacked by mob Of negroes. lie ran
into a lar room and appealed for pro-
lection. A few whites VINO were in the
place ran into the street ana lively
fight ensued, which resulted in the
death of Rigs Several others were
badly wounded. james Scales Is sup-
posed to have killed Rigs aud posse
are searching for him.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-10-21
A woMAN'8 JEALOUS RAaz
Results in Her Stabbing Her Parumour'
Wife to Death.

Wife to Death.
RANSOM, Mich, Oct. 9l.-Mrs. John
Barber, who came here to prevail on
her husband to return to return to lis
home, was stabbed to the heart by "Lig
Sadie" the woman with whom he was
living. The Bari ers lived at Lima, o.,
and few days ago Barber deserted his
wife and six children and came o this
place with Big Sadie, a disreputahle
woman of Lima.
He was followed by his wife, who
reached here Sunday. She weat to Ike
house where her husband aad the
women We've staying, and brought hau
to return with her to their home. lie
seemed willing to do so, when tie
woman interfered and in It Of ic,l-
Gus rage plunged knife into Mrs.
Barbers breast
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-10-21

PITTsBURG, Oct. q. The boiler Of a
small shifting engine at Eliza furnace
Jones & Langhiinsl, burst about I $.
IN Monday. Three men were killed and
two injured. The body Of one OF the
killed was blown out into the Mono1ga-
hela river aud has not been recovered.
Several Others We're injured. No cause
is known for the explosion
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-10-21
KIrled His VIC nnd Thcn ILIm.eIf.

EVANSVILLE, Iud, Get n Near
Blairsville, Posey county, some thirteen
miias from this city, Henry Krol and
his wife quarleled. The husband took
"A double-harrelel shotgun and shot his
wife in the presence of their three chill.
dren. who were powell rs 70 interfere
Kron then passed into the next room
aud with the remaining load shot Inc
top Of his own head of. Kron was a
weli-to-do farmer,
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-10-21
Forelgn Afnlrs OF do Moll,. rllr

NEW York. Oct. 21--A preliminary
meeting Of the committee on foreign
affairs of the worlds Columbia exposi-
tion is being held at the Fifth Avende
hotel with Mr.. Chauncey Depew pre-
siding. III Q formal meeting OF The COM
mttee will be held on "Wednesday. The
New York commissioners are heat and
soul with the enterprise. aud will
heartily favor The increas 4 apmopria-
tions on the part Of the government
should such step be considered neces-
saFV.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-10-21

VIENNA, Oc,- 21.-The enpioyes of
the tramways of this city we1t ont on
a strike Sunday. The service is entire
ly suspended The conductors struck
for an increase of wages. and the other
employees quit work in order to support
the demand The police are in posse s
sion of the tramway premises and
troops are under arms in the barracks,
ready TO act in case of public disturb
auces
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-10-21
e. CLICK

Come and see my all wool Dress Gooe%, goods
which you always pay 35 40 cents for, you can
now get them in plain and all colors, stripes and
plaids, for 27a cents
No use paying Sl2 or Sl3 for business suit when
/ will sell you IA better one for SO. Come in and
if it is or not.
Why make boys or childrcns clothes? Why
can sell you these goods already made cheaper than
the goods will cost you.
| can show you the prettest line Of Mems and
Youths pants you inspected, and for less money
A few moro of those soc and St.25 counterpanes
lett Come and get them they will be here only a
few days moro.
When you visit my store ask to be shown the
goods you see advertised here and see if have what
| advertise and prices.
Refers, blazers and all new style jackets in all
colors at lowest prices.
| can sell YOU splendid every day shoe at $500
in ladies' and men. | have also a fine line of shop
made goods OF best makes
4 look at my carpet department will convince
you that | can suit you in body and tapestry brus-
sell and 3-ply ingram carpets, rugs, ocIoths etc.
Prices always the lowest.
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