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uARTLE1 BILLINGS "Wednesday,
September laa. - 80 Johns ll4leh
GtuHeefaaa. u. n. hFFAe Res. A Hesestel
.4f.a Isl fHH H.F nr ~ a Stewart %
IEr.st tHlHeH. Georgetown Edwin bEa1lald
Hartley o. Jessie iuEraW IlaHees
JOHNSTON -HlNT -0a August =, ls1, az
EtHa4a. EE.aHa EF taa Res z L4a-es
lf ~ eaagzl IS aaiFaa Johnston % helen
EaIlH daughter y Fl 3. HWt - eleFe-
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kIEHEH BEHkEEE1 AtW Washington, p
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Hafh uE Is -aaEsa1. II.
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ACRES lE Sd 50
l= Hal-
HlF al.l- Ears
-1a4 lEla
price.
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Superintendent Miles seems 10 have
accepted the denial Of the operator as.
conclusive, without any further attempt
at investigation, which should have
been held
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UN PRE- CED EHTE0
ATTRACTION
Over a Million
DISTRIBUTED.
La. S. l..
Louisiana State Lottery Co,

Incorporated by the LegisIrure Dor e1ucs-
tleual and charitable purposes, aud It franz
chsu made part of tac present State Con-
stfutuu. iu 1879, by au ovEWHGLSiss raru-
Ian r0Ff
Dos GRAND EXTRAORDINARY DRAW
lNGs take place semi annually tHug and De-
cenberl, aud lts GRAND SINGLE NUMBER
DRAWINGS take T'dce in each of The other
ten months in the year. and are ail drawn 90
public li The Academy ot Music. New Or
leans. Ia.
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eve DO hereby certify that we supervise
The arrangements i1r ai the Monthly and
scuEhurual DRAWINGS oI the Louisiana state
Lottery Coz, and go person manage and cone
tiOI tbU Drawing themselves, and Chat the
same are conducted with honesty, fairness
and u good faith toward ag parties, aud we
authorize the company tousc this certificate,
with uc.s.mies of Cur 'mlturCs atta.l bed,
ga ffs a.FrU FfiaguFr+a
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

t~ag1 OWEN HOUSE
49, 1913 PA. AVE,
Late Hotel sOlari
My friends and the public generally who
may be overlooked In the distribution OF
cards are cordially invited TO attend my
opening. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER IS, from 10
a. m. 10 i2 ,, m.
In reopening this house, az an expense o.
over $1,000 desire % state 20 the citizens
of Washington that ] purpose keeping
strictly frst.class European Hotel and Res.
taurant, and while the hotel accommodations
win be for gentlemen only shall have q
ladies' dining saloon on the second door sec
ond TO none IN the city,
JOHN 7. MOYLAN,
seiIst Proprietor.
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T.H BRAND NaH SIX
tlEa lt
Ae a
A. HEHREN4.
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A FEW DESIRABLE ROOMS, WITH
steam power, good elevator service and first
class ianitorship, IN the POST BUILDING,
for rent 40 low rates 70 hrst-class tenants.
apply 10 sTILsoN HUTCHIss, sB Post
Building, or FRANK MAGUIRB, superia-
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FEKsusAL

Nov Is THE LIME ME H HaE
N "ti- money tar Ea1ss aE
0u8 hand clothing address
JUsIHs OLD STAND, e.5 = st E.#
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ETANTED-HORsEs TO PASTURE AT
w General Beale's farm az s5 per month;
hest of pasture. running water and plenty ~
shade, with careful attention Apply 70 gem
Ia ave, OF az the farm. Telephone call, so5'
Am
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moSEY r1EoAs

8
M0NER 40 LuANr
MONEY E8 LaAS aS HEaE EEAEE
III trlla ~
interest. 80 -s.aF
MONEY rs L0AS aS eu11 SECURITY.
III TITLE Co lg
III IL ALZ SIS
Tg LOAN lN EEAL EsTaEE sE9- EIIE
ATS aED PER .aSI
81 FAEaEE
MONEY T1 laAS
III
on APPROVED Haa. estate zaHlr#E
WARNER s COS
q & HILL. REAL EsT4IE AED LOANS
~ E-Es s. 4- p.s a
auH FHla L-.ral a4aE SGD a-a
Z - ~ El.E bl--HE
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An Artists sad End

From HIFDCT's BI-Gy.
a brilliant young artist named Janus
Began sketchinc the hlppopotamus;
But the animals smile
Absorbed him the while,
And uOthlng's been heard since OF Jane
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WANTED EEEaF9uEzs

80
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URuMPROYED PROPERTY ROH sALE,

Part Iot 5. X ~. bet 10Th aud 1sfl stsu W-ai ~
i 81, BET l5th Hd I6th SIS " ...-.--.-.- Ho
q m bet lsfh ana lGtl -ts ~ ..a......s.s IS
-fh 81 BET and SIS w.. ..-...s 7a
ssih 81 bal l. and h SIS a -...s... ---. fe
lHh st het end II EOS q W.-- 4-..s... =
8gth So bet and 0 SIS vice.. ....-.. =
% Sd, bet lst and - SIS W.....--.--. 81
Tfh st above Grant ave D W-.s...r..-. a.
q ana d Hfn aH1 aI-E -.4 ....... fH
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DEAL ESTATE BULLETIN

THOMAS 2. WAGGAMAN, 1i5 F. stgegt.
Changes made wednesdays and Saturdays.
asToRY BRICK AND FRAME HOUSES PoR
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H~1sy1 TEMPORARY OFFICE OF TIE
~ WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST
COMPANY.
1901 street n. ".
CAPITAL 81, ,OO0.O0O.
This company issues certificates OF deposit
bearing interest as follows: On all amounts
deposited for ninety days or more but less
than six months, Per cent per Ahuumi =
per cent. on deposits for more than six
months, hut less than a year and per cent /
on deposits Of one year or longer.
Secured investments FOR sale.
Money loaned,
W. b. ROBIsON. Sec. b. Il. WARNER, Pres.
DIRECTORS:
John T. Arms. George F. schafsr,
Charles 3D. Bailey, John A. Hamilton,
james l.. Barbour, Thomas sOmaryiLe,
George r Bartol, John A. sW0pe,
Horace s. Cummings, J. s. sWormstedtr
j. J Darlington, Hattersley ", Tabotts
John JOY Edison, George fruesdelr
Charles j, Faulkner B. II. warner
Albert P. Fox A, a. Wilson,
o. q. Green, l.. ID. Vine
William 81 6urley, s.W. woodward,
John b. LaFnerr Chas ben1 dllkhsqns
A. s WoFthington.
sI~EUREKA DEPILAToRY
ana arms IN ten minutes without injury 70
the most delicate skin.
WARRANTED.
PRICE sl
sent anywhere gn receipt Of price, send
stamp for circular.
NEW YORK TOILET CO.,
Davis Building,
Pa ave and l2th ST.,
WASHINGTON, D. G.
kasy-FEET BELIEVED. DIR. WHITE,
- CHIRUPUDIsH,
lai8 Penna. ave, opposite Willarl's Hotel
Thousands from far and near visit Dr. W llfe
establishments for Telet nom and 2Fel1-lt
81 comF, buuiuns, diseased nails ahu al
other foot troubles Hours, g n. 20 ? J. ll.
sundays 10 I2. Office fee, 81 per VISIT f.F
putting tie feet in good order EstauLsleif
s~Sss1 WAsHNGT0N SAFE DEPOSIT co.
- ai5 and sis Pennsy -yanla avenue,
STORAGE DEPARTaENF,
Rooms Hre and burglar proof. and all above
grouud, particularly adapted l1E tle sa4Elz-
of furniture pictures sc,
~ FORsBERG s MURRAY,
- AGENTS ID washington -7r
THE WHITTIER ELEVATOR
OF Boston
TIRE BEST ELEVATOR IN EHa WORLD
over 40 have been put uto The best lll.f-
inss IN Washington % t1e .-sl L'- years
Estimates promptly Furnished. Also aseafz
Tor the WQrtbilEt0u steam fLUl.l Maesl--
sry. Also General MaGhllists and an--Ileazs-
q large stock of Enelaes and Boilers f-z-z.a
and Elevators ou haHa,
Warerooms from 1901 70 1905 sa79ntl 5-ra-t
southwest.
F1g- CHARTERED By CoNGRsss ISIS
/ FRANKLIN IASl RANCE Co
OF WASHINGTON, d g.
CAPITAL AND SURPLUS, e-l ass
never contested loss UE H#H #. ar
makes prompt ana liberal q
I Daniel =. CLARKE, pres
Vice EE4s.ts CHARLES $. EH
{ Wlek Young =ae.ys ".- r.
Z 49, WHY NOT HAEE -HA
Z - made py one .. ll-
{ cutters % America Erlll
& tatEa rate cutters llaFEe - HsH
stuE
T 49,. WILLIAM LEE
Usaecess1r l0 Henry Laa s
{ LSDE TAEEa
FA Avs n Hr
srl
Branch 04ae e Mars
I 49, LADIES EsDEE5 lad
- MEs. MalaHar-7 a
+ bauGaE-f frame E5llala- --lsl
E and see her GaW s
+ pressing hEaH aa e l
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FOR sALE-HOusEs.
EORCED SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
L DO you WANT A sNAPf
That hue old homestead, 1851 Q 81 q v,
o1uHFisiug nearly 81 60 feet 1f ground and
among The most delightful elevations lu
GEORGETOWN, viii Zee sold at q sacrihce ID
taken soon. Terms can be made satisiae
tory. but the property must be sold al once
Key at Mr C, H Fiok.ius's o1ce High q,
georgetown. Write 70
Z. g. JOHNSON,
auSu Riuhar1sFlls, ia.
EOR SALEM ALEXANDRIA. GROOM
Il .rams house, Just dnlshiazi gy5raut IA
yard Iuf laEl1a; snug humei price 80, AE-
plg ~ EoBERT .. THOMAS, holu Ne. 2, gl3
islh st
EoR sALE-THREE OF TEE CHEAPE EST
IT houses in washington, llls lac aad l19
1'Ll 60 p &. tWa-storV aEd basement, brown
stone trimmings 3 rooms and baths HlrltElG
be Is ana Eas5 price g 500 each, $50 cash
balance u =uit or trade for good lots.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-11-21

"A Dream That the Movement
VIII End in the White House.
Leaders Think They Have a
Chance of Winning in 90.

The Argument is That by That Time, In
Many states, Farmers and Labcrers
Organizations VIII Held ti.e balance OF
Power-v Views of an Alliance Congress
man Elect from the West.
WASHINGTON, Nov 21.--The congress
Of the National Farmers Alliance will
open the first week in December at Oca-
Ia, Fla. One.of the principal questions
to be considered will be the policy of the
organization for 1892. AT National
headquarters in this city that policy has
already received consideration. Some
of the leaders in this movement, encour-
aged by recent successes, figure out the
possibility of third party victory on q
National scale. The manner in which
they do ib is interesting if not wholly
convincing. 1t is actual Alliance head
quarter figuring, too, and not, as most
readers would suppose, an emanation
from st. Elizabeth asylum. They classi-
fly the states and the present electoral
vote as follows:
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-11-21
NEWS IN BRIEF.
A Condensation of Interesting Items on
Various Subjects.


A Condensation of Interesting Items on
Various Subjects.
Gallon, o., slaughtered mad dog and
sat down to trembie.
Block coal miners at Brazil, Ind, are
striking for more shekels.
Indiana Odd Fellows show an increase Of
1900 during the past year.
The Masonic home at Grand Rapids
Mich, will be dedicated Jan. 2S.
1t is possible that Senator Cameron, OF
Pennsylvania, will not be reelected.
Pitts II. Burt & Company, brokers, Of
Cincinnati, assigned; liabilities, $4,000
Alonzo Green Smith, the new attorney
general Of Indiana. win assume Office Fri
day
George Gould has resumed the presi
dency Of the Pacific Mail Steamship com
pany.
Trees similar to the big trees Of the Yo
semitic, have been found in the new state
of Washington.
Governor Gordon, of Georgia, has beer
elected United States senator. to succeed
senator Brown.
Barker Brothers, Philadelphia broken
and 5ankers, have failed. Their liabilities
are about 100000
The personal estate OF the late William
NcCammon. Of Cincinnati, has been ap
praised at s2si, OF. 81.
Columbus, Ind. authorities are notifiee
that dynamite is being used contrary z
law in the White river.
Republican state executive committee 9
Indiana is looking around for successo
to Chairman Kitchener.
The Cherokee strip Live stock associa
s:on has determined 20 commence pro
ceedfngs against TIE United States govern
ment fer the iatter's action in forcing th
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-11-21
THEY MUST GO.
Democratic HoIdoyers from the
Last Administration.
One Of the Results of the
Recent Republican Defeat.

Several High Grade Diplomatic and Com
sular Positions Yet ruled by Democrats.
Congressman Adams May be Sent to
China st. Petersburg, uayti and Cen
tral America.
WASHINGTON, Nov o1, One result Of
the late election il that every Democrat
in any office which Yields a respectable'
salary or is of amy kind Of Importance
viii have to go. There are several dip
lciiaattie and consular positions Of the
higher grades yet filed by Democrats,
and also several pestmasters in large
cities, particularly in the south These
are all marked, and however much Mr.,
Harrison would like to keep efficient
men in plaee he will not be able to close
his ears to the sEriels of the wounded
from the late battle field.
The Chinese Mission.
Rumor is busy with the name Of Con-
gresham Adams, of Chicago, for min
lister to China, vice DENLY, the Indiana
Democrat. whom Harrison has not re-
called because of personal friendship.
Gen Denby is said to be perfectly will
ing to come home, and Congressman
Hit. whose influence with Blaine is said
to be all powerful, is urging, it is said,
that MIR. Adams succeed him
st. Petersburg.
Itisalso said that Charles Emory Smith
lis anNioHs to return to his Philadelphia
paper. having already fired Of the rigors
Of st. Petersburg. II ne should resign
Governor Gear, of Iowa, on Congress
man Eayne, OF Pennsylvania, will likely
succeed him
fsusti and Central Central America.
Some one Of the lesser lights will DO
provided for al Hayti as il is considered
that Fred Douglass will not return
there. and another of the defeated viii
be sent to Central America TO relieve
Miner his recall having been practi-
callS agreed upon Morrow, Of Cali
fofaiin could have thatplace il be wants
ii, ana be will probably take it. The
salary Is 100000 and the expense Of liv-
ing not great.
ITO the Vietors,n Etc.
As 10 the postmasters, the Democratic
holti0gef ia Cleveland will have to get
out Ia make room for Congressman Bur-
ton, Of Ohio, who was defeated at the
recent election.
Chairman Candler Of the worlds
fair committee, who is also one of the
slaughtered, is booked for the assistant
treasurership in Boston, where d Demo-
crat Is still holding the throttle.
These are hut d few Of the changes
that the president will he called upon 70
make iii the near future.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-11-21

WASHINGTON. Nov. 21.-Special Agent
Mosier writes to the central land Office
from Tacoma. Wash, that grove of
liant redwood trees. like those in the
Yosemite National park, Cal, has been
discovered IN Pierce county, Wash. The
secretary of the interior has ordered an
investigation of the SUBJECT through the
agricultural division OF the census bu-
reau, and congress may be asked to set
aside the land on which the trees are
standing rs a National park. Mr.. Mo-
sier says that the people OF Tacoma VIII
probably have a ing POLE made OK one OF
the tallest trees, TO be cent TO the world
fair. soule of the trees are 400 feet
high and thirteen feet in diameter.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-11-21
ENTERPRISE ABANDONED.
Thc Indiana steci Company Decide Not 20
Establish works 1T wabash.

tltG Ala1tH4iN NtNNl NNtAtfAiS AtttttE 4Nns ~
Establish Works At Wabash.
WABASH, Ind, Nov. 2I.-The Indiana
steel company, corporation organized
few weeks ago by wealthy gentlemen
Of Pittsburg to engage in the manufac-
ture Of steel plates and galvanized iron.
in this city, viii dissolve and abandon
the enterprise, although land for an ex-
tcneive mill and subsidy Of 1896, 000 had
been aiven them by the board Of trade
Of this city. OF the subsidy over $i0,-
080 had been collected, and it was the
expectation that work would be com
menced ere this.
A meeting Of the stockholders las
been held in Fittshnrg, and it was de-
cided 10 give up the scheme, and com
mittee was invested with full power to
cancel all orders for machinery and to
adjust the matter with the citizens Of
Wabash, provided the amount Of cash
necessary to safety all claims for dam
ages does not exceed $50 000
The tightness Of the money market.
and the unsettled condition Of the tariff
question, owing to the recent election,
are assigned as reason for giving up the
embarrassing. he citizens here have
fulfilled 10 the letter their part OF the
agreement and the failure Of the prof.
Eect. while not rejecting upon the city,
Il deeply regretted.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-11-21

SACRAMENTO, Cal. Nov. 2i.-In the
ease af James McClatchey 81 Company,
propieiors of The Evening Bee, against
ii. w Mckay and other prominent
members Of the Sacramento Typograph-
ical union and council of federated
trades. who were conducting a syste-
maiic boycott against the paper for re-
fuslng 10 reinstate discharged employees
and members Of the strikers, Judge
Armstrong Thursday granted restrain
ing orders asked for, forbidding the boy
eottefs doing any acts tending to inJure
The business or property Of the paper.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-11-21
DEEP WATER JUBILEE.


GALVESTON, Tex, Nov, 81. - The
deep water Jubilee, in commemoration
of $4,000, eco appropriated by congress
for the harbor here, has proved a grand
success. Over 1000 visitors were pres
ent from all sections OF the country,
among them being the mayors and
boards of trade from a number of west
ern cities. Among the mayors are those
of Cleveland o.; Springfield, Mo. /;
Wichita and Arkansas City, Kan.
Plattsmouth and Lincoln, Neb., and
several other western cities Prominent
men from various sections of the south
were also present in numbers. A ban
quet was rendered the distinguished Wis
itors Wednesday night, while the Wis
itors generally are viewing the city
under shower of pyrotechnics, balls,
fetes and other entertainments arranged
in their honor.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-11-21
An AIliance NIan's Views.

An Alliance congressman-elect from
the west puts the plan in this way: In
states where the Democratic party is III
the minority the Peoples party will fuse
with the Democrats. Each of the parties
in the fusion to receive an equal share
of electoral votes. The same will be
done with the Republicans i'll the states
where they are in the minority That
viii insure us q full and fair vote,
north, south, east and west. The proba-
bilities of third party coming into the
field will confuse the old-time politi-
clans. No one can so easily determine
in advance the possibilities of the future
on that line as those who are in the Sc
cret counsels of the Alliance. Therefore,
the advantage in such triangular con
test will be ours.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-11-21
A Wanderer netnrnn.

SPRINGFIELD, o., Nov. 2l.--James
Reed, who left this city twenty-five ago
and who was reported a few months
later to be dead, returned Wednesday
astonishing friends beyond measure.
His only brothers wife, Mrs. Mary Reed,
lives here, with a host of nieces and
nephews. He was warm friend Abra-
ham Lincoln and has been travelling all
over the country for the last twenty-five
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-11-21
MAn MoNGoLs.
Chinese Contractors Flee with the Wages
OF Many Norlsmen.

Of Many worlSmen.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 21.-The mem
hers Of Tong Yoong % Company, one of
the most extensive Chinese nlerchandis-
ing houses, and who are also labor con
tractors, have fled to China with $40,-
coo, the wages Of 240 Chinese fishermen,
who recently returned from Alaska.
Geong Hen Ven and Haw Nee Sen conn
prise the firm. The absconders owe
other creditors $4,000, making their
liabilities 100000 lit is stated that
failures amounting to over $250,000
have occurred among Chinese firms
during the past month.
There was a riot in Chinatown
Wednesday night as a result OF the alb
sconding Of the Chinese contractors with
the laborers' wages. The Chinese fisher
men are left penniless after a whole sea-
sons work. and about 200 of them
marched to the store of Tong Fung, one
Of thelabor contractors bendsmen, and
forcibly took possession oil the store
About fifty q them closed the heavy
iron doors aud declared they would re-
asAAli4A. inside saRtsl tigay 4sfseivea their
wages.
The rest went to Chew Chong's store,
another bondsman's place, but were
only prevented from capturing the place
by the interference of the police. After
a hard fight the Chinese was dispersed.
Serious trouble is anticipated and the
six Chinese companies have issued pro-
clamation stating that they win do all
in their power for them. Tong Fungs
store is Still in possession of the rioters.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-11-21
MoNEY FoR PENsIoNs.
Commissioner Raum Says S55,00O,O0o or
$40. 600, 600 VIII Be Needed.


WASHINGTON, Nov. 2t-Gen. Raum,
the commissioner of pensions, has COM
pleted q statement Of the probable
amount Of money that win be required
Ia be appropriated by congress ON ac-
cornf II pensions for the fiscal year
1Sg0-9t. IN addition to the amount ap-
propliated at the last session Of con-
gress Gen. Raum was IN consultation
Win Secretary Noble upon the subject
Wednesday. Although the figures have
not been made public officially, it is
known that they are between S35, ,000,-
600 and Sf0 Gfe 600.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-11-21

WINNIrEa Man. Nov. 2l.--Csisto1ns
officers Of The Dominion government are
greatly exercised over the gigantic sInug-
Cling If staples from Sitza and Junia
into British Columbia. Gum boots,
rifles. ammunition. tobacco canned
meats and canned fruits, for which there
IS n good demand. are the usual car
poes OF the siupgglers. There is a heavy
dutg fpdn all tic articles mentioned.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-11-21

NEw YoRK, Nov. q Efforts to bring
about d match between two OF the best
wing shots in the world, Charles Meal
ister. Of Philadelphia. and Capt Eliot.
Of Kansas Isiy, are being lssssssss..f. Both
are wiling 10 shoot for 10000 side.
and II Capt. Eliot viii agree 70 shoot a.
thirty yards rise and fifty yards DOuntI-
sry. the match may be completed with
IN d week.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-11-21
Killed Each Other.

EUFAULA, Ala, Nov. 2l.--Deputy
Marshal Tobias Donungo and Samuel
Davis, who shot and cut each other to
pieces in row at French's circus Sat
arday, are both dead from Their
wounds. The affair grew out of an at
tempt to arrest the Davis brothers.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-11-21
Tweniv-One Years for Murder.

CRAysoN, Ky, N0Y. q. After trial
of fivedays the jury in themurder case Of
George Henderson returned n verdict Of
imprisonment in the penitentiary for
twenfy-one years at hard labor. The
crime of Henderson was tue wiliful
murder Of his cousin, Grant Henderson,
at Give Fill, some fifteen months ago.
The cause Of the killing was he wanted
10 test his new revolver, and thought his
cousin q good taiget
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-11-21
4 BOLD RoBBER
Secures BOX Containing 100000 Worth
of Papers.

Secures u Lboa Nuhtu4HphS fHAO9'VpO NpAhh
of Papers.
CHICAGO, Nov, 81. Millionaire John
Keller. a real estate man, at 256 South
Halstead street. drove mp in his buggy
Wednesday evening to Armour 81 Mil
Iers meat market, at the corner of
Peoria and Fulton streets. Under the
buggy seat was a tin box containing
doeds. notes. mortgages and other
rauers valued at 500, 600. Mr.. Keller
was ia The market about fifteen min
ntes. When he came out he discovered
fhat the tin box had been stolen. He
notified the police of his loss and half a
dozen detectives were put on the case.
The robber escaped.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-11-21

CAErpS. o., Nov. Benjamin
Burris, Il tram Ter, employed At BeIden's
brick works wes eaueht between pole
aud the wagon. The horses became mn
manageable and pinned Burris to the
posi-, the shaft ruEl..sass,, e;nnletesS
through 6is body, causing instant death.
lie leaves : sgife igad family
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-11-21

MINNEAPOLIS, Nov 21.-A Mime
wauken, N. Oak, special to The jour
nal says; The Sioux Indians on the
DEVILS Lake reservation adjoining this
town are not especially stirred mp as
yet. All the troops at Fort Totten have
been removed to Standing Rock. The
citizens here are uneasy, but it is not
believed that the Indians contemplate
an o1tbrpa1f