Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-05-30
FIFTEEN CENTS A WEEK:

says; "The Confederate emhicms were
draped in graceful harmony with the Ma
tional colors." Gen. Longstreet was pres
ent
The 100000 necessary TO secure J. ID.
Rockefeller's 100000 subscription for a
Baptist university in Chicago has been
secured.
The annual convention of the Ameri-
can Phonograph and Graphophone asso-
citation S begun at the Auditorium hotel,
Chicago.
Miss Susan Richardson, Laddonia, Mo,
commits suicide in her wedding clothes
because her parents object to the man Of
her choice.
Illinois Prohibitionists have nominated
r. II. Link for state treasurer and DIR,
| Carl Johann for superintendent Of public
instruction
1t is reported that a lead of solid gold
one inch thick has been struck in the Col
conda, Col, mine, and from one pocket
$500, 600 was taken
The jury in the case of Miss Mary Kirch-
ner against the Lake Erie and Western
railroad for $4,000 for injuries received,
awarded plaintiff 5000.
William b. Bragg the nephew of the
famous Confederate general, suddenly dis
appeared from Sacramento, CAL, and IL Is
feared has been made away with.
Walter Daniel, well-to-do farmer of
jackson county, Ark, has been arrested
on the charge of numbering Harrison
Sailor, colored, last Sunday night.
Cincinnati insurance companies have
made in the aggregate return of Sl42,-
O51.40 for taxation, and report VI ,67S, 20
OF securities not subject TO taxation
Pugilist Jake Kilrain has completed
term of three months in Jail in Missis-
sippi for participation in the great mill
with Sullivan at Richburg year ago.
At the commencement of the General
Theological seminary of New York two
Ohio boys stood at the head of the honor
roll, E. I. Mabley and Paul Matthews.
The automatic fire extinguisher on the
third floor of one of the Globe woolen
mills in Utica, N. Y, burst dCing dam
age estimated between $4,000 and $60,0 900.
A young man, who refuses to give his
name, is under arrest at Norwalk o., for
robbing the residence of G. Il. Stewart.
The stolen property was found in his pos
session.
Michael Sheehan, aged 81 years, at
tempted to initiate Steve Brodie by Jump.
sterdam, N. Y. His body has not been re-
covered.
William N. Stone, OF Belpre, o., who
was struck on the head by monkey
wrench in the hands of Ross Newton, is
dead. The cause of the trouble was dis
solute woman.
Secretary Window has ruled against
the Builders Exchange, of Chicago In re.
ondt to fhsAa Nfg.,a q Al
tract laws with respect to aliens coming
in from Canada.
Twenty-four members of the Thirty.
fourth congress who helped elect NJ r.
Banks speaker after memorable contest
have assembled in Washington City to
celebrate the event,
Albert Tamplin, young man of Coal
Valley, w. Va, entered house Of i'll re-
pute week ago under the influence OF
liquor, and has not been seen since. Ii Is
feared he was murdered.
Students Mt Miami university, Oxford,
O., take horse and carriage belonging to
the western Female seminary, OF the
same place. The animal was killed and
the frolic terminates seriously.
j. w. Alsop, proprietor of the Central
hotel, Gallon, o., was assaulted with
carving knife by Richard Van Camp,
colored cook, while intoxicated. Van
Camp was sent to the work house.
The American Stakeholder company of
Wabash, Ind, has brought suit for In.
fringement Of patent against William Il.
Murbarger a. Company, of indianapolis.
Damage in the sum of $5, ,00e is demanded.
Henry jackson and Thomas ThOina4, 4,
two TRUSTEES at the Trenton, N. j., state
prison, sandbagged Doorkeeper Charles
Parker, bound and gagged him, robbed
him of $780, and made good their escape,
George Kennan has replied to the strict
ures of United States Vice Consul Gen.
Dustan regarding Siberian prisons, and
cites the authority of Russian officials to
prove that they are as inhumanly badly
ordered as he has alleged
The Canadian government has decided
to again vigorously enforce the terms of
the convention of 1918 In reference to the
Atlantic fisheries, except against those
United States fishing vessels which take
out modus vivendi licenses.
w. II. Langhead, former OF Xenia, O.,
has been swindling people in Washington
under the name Of II. S. Lee. He is under
arrest at Richmond, Va, for forging the
name of Frank Hatton, editor Of The
W hsniHBVon IosuI 10 CHECK LOT SlUU.
Andrew Sunberg, 65 years old, of OF
tumwa, Iowa, finished thirty days Jail
sentence Wednesday, He and his wife
celebrated by getting drunk, when he in
ficted mortal injuries TO her and then cut
his throat from ear to ear. Mrs Sunberg
died, while Sunberg will live probably TO
stand trial for murder
The grand lodge OF knights Of Pythias
has amended their constitution in regard
70 the admission of members Hereafter
no person who is not 81 years of age,
and mentally sound, who does
not believe In a Supreme Being, or who Is
engaged in trafficking in spirituous, vim
Gus, malt or intoxicating liquors, will be
admitted
Portland, Ore, customs officials seized
80 cans Of opium, valued at about 5000,
In Chinese wash house. John Mays,
Northern Pacific brakeman, confessed
that the opium was bought in Victoria,
b. c., few days ago. The customs au-
thorities claim proof that a. number of
Northern Pacific employees, together with
Chinese, are smuggling.
Foreign Notes.
A French gentleman named Lhanchard
has purchashed the Meissonier. 1914, pay
ing for the picture the sum Of $4,000.
At Leicester Wednesday, Howell the
English champion bicyclist, broke all pre-