Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-07-14


The Vatican authorities deny the
rumors that the pope is III.
Hon. David pugh, member for Car
marthhenshire, Wales, in the house of
commons, is dead
Affairs are becoming more quiet among
the letter carriers in London, and they are
performing their duties rs usual
TIE French chambers have voted 400, 600
francs for the relief of the sufferers by the
fires in Martinique and Guadeloupe
Princess Dolgorouki, the morganatio
wife of the late czar, has published her
memoirs in Russia, and every available
copy was seized by the police, M
Lord Roscbcrry, in a speech speech at
EPSON, declared that the country was face
to face with the most deplorable admins
tratiye fiasco ever seen in it's history.
The Valencia cholera bulletins indicate
that the plague is steadily decreasing in
virulcnce On Thursday six new cases
Gnd five deaths were reported Mt Gambia.
Capt. Casati, he Iia,ian African ex-
plorer, has recci ged warm welcome In
Naples, where he has been banauetted
and presented with gold medal by the
geographical society
The Manchester Examiner says that
such great ships Us the City of Paris, that
can enter but one dock IN Liverpool, and
then only with risk, will be able to come
at least to Runeorn easily and safely.
A conspicuous Austrian peer, Prince
Starhemberg, pronounces boldly for gem
efal disarmament. Austria, he saws. Ia
drifting rapidly TO financial ruin But he
fears that war mu st come before disarma-
ment
A new tenor has been found In Germany,
at the village of Fischer, named Kautor,
possessing all the attributes of a great
singer, including the high G. He will be
carefully educated by his discoverer, a nim-
presario.
The chamber Of deputies, by l6l to Al,
has passed the government bill enabling
the municipal authorities of Rome to re-
organize the finances. The chamber has
also approved the motion in fayorof in
tefnational arbitration
Two Prussian officials have been sent to
England 10y the government 10 study the
mining system in vogue in Great Britain
with view to its entire or partial adop-
tion in German, and also TO ascertain the
condition of the miners MS compared with
that of their German brethren. uf
Advices from japan state that there Is
growing a imOsty against foreigners in
that country, and ttiut several have been
attacked in an uBiuHi1able manner in
the streets of Toxic and YokohamH. The
native press Is aiding ia stirring up the
prejudiees OF the people against strangers.
There is no charge IN the position OF af-
fairs among the London postmen, and
they are quietly engaged In the orderly
discharge Of their duties In all 435 men
have been dismissed as q coiiseduence Of
their connection with the recent demon
strati0Hs. These men. Postmaster GEN
eral Kaikes declines to reinstate
Prince Bismarck, in an interview pub
lished by NE Frankfort Journal says
that he would not have signed the Anglo
German agreement in It's present form.
The ex-chancell6r holds Int iieligoland
might have been obtained at less cost.
Unless the island Is strongly fortified, he
says, it might prove n danger 80 Germany
In the event OF war
NJ. Cnrtuyvels intcrpnllated the Bel
gian government ia tae chamber of repre-
sentatiyes, Friday, regarding the danger
10 be feared from imported American cat
tie. He urged that all arrivals Of Ameri-
can cattle be quarantined. The minister
Of agriculture replied that was no danger
Of infectious diseases Icing introduced
through American cattle.