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Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-03-07
Alliance strides In west virginia.

CLARKsBURG, w. Va, March r.
Farmers Alliance organizers have been
working quietly throughout this state
for several weeks past, and it was devel-
oped Thursday that the membership in
some counties is nearly as great as the
combined strength of the two old parties.
II is asserted that this city wilt be the
state headquarters of the association
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-03-07
SNOW Rlockade sroken.

SANTA FE, N. M, March THE
snow blockade which has prevailed on
the Denver and Rio Grande railroad for
the past ten days, laying up two passen-
ger trains at Trespedas, was broken
Thursday by q rotary snow plow pass
ing through eight feet of snow and
sand. The first through train since
Feb. 25 reached here Thursday night.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-03-07
white Caps as Biackmallers.

CHARLOTTE, N. G., March IA mob
of Whites Caps surrounded the house Of
j. II. Holmes in Union county Monday
night, and called him to his front door,
and demanded that he should pay go
for barn that they accused him of
burning. Holmes refused 10 pay the
money, saying he did not burn the barn.
They left notice on his gate post that
if he did not leave the state In thirty
daYs he would be hung.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-03-07
A Million Acres Thrown Open.

ST. PAUL, March THE ratification
of the Sisseton and Wahpeton treaty at
Washington throws open to settlement
100000 acres of land, comprising a
large part of Sisseton reservation, in
South Dakota, Immediately west of
Traverse and Big Stone counties, MINI.
The opening of the reservation was cele-
brated Thursday evening with fireworks,
speeches and a procession. participated
in by 1000 Sisseton and Wahpeton In
dians
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-03-07

get a seat in some other constituency.
Ellis, the Iavowed annexationist mem.
ber for ST. John city, was beaten. Trans
1arencies of the queen were displayed
from the leading Conservative newspa-
per offices, and crowds thronged the
streets singing "Our Own Canadian
Home and the National anthem.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-03-07
MINERS STRIKE ENDED.
The Monongahela Coal Operators Con-
IL cede to Their EmDloyea.

The Monongahela Coal Operators Con-
ccde to Their Employees.
PITTsBURo, March THE great
miners strike on the Monongahela river
lis ended. A settlement was effected
Friday morning by the coal operators
conceding the demands of their en-
ployes and will hereafter pay three and
one half cents for mining. Six thousand
miners will resume work Monday next
after a strike lasting nine weeks and an
estimated loss of over 81 1000, 900 in
wages. Pressing demands for coal in
tine Mississippi river markets compelled
the operators to come to the miners
terms
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-03-07
Two Men Killed in a snow slide.

SALT LAKE, March Tn snow slide,
one-fourth of mile below Alta, in
Emery GuIch, Wednesday, nine men
Were caught, Hans Olsen and Barney
Cast were killed instantly. The body of
the latter was recovered. August Hans
mon and John Ford were badly hurt,
but got out alive, being brought to this
city. The other five had narrow es-
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Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-03-07
COMING OUR Way.
Canada Making Rapid Progress
Toward Annexation.
Liberals Make a Decided Gain at the
Late Elections.
zfx fIxr -
Conservative Majority Reduced
from so to About 20.

Rumor That Sir John Macdonald VIII
Resign and Allow Sir Charles Tupper
to Form a New Ministry KnelI
of the Present Government Believed to
Have Been Sounded.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-03-07
A Jeaious Husband's crime.

PARKERsBURG, w. Va, March "A.
E. Parker killed his wife in a fit of jeal-
ousy. The couple were recently mar
ried. He was in jealous mood when
he reached home Wednesday, and seiz-
ing hatchet cleaved her skull in two
places. He claims his wife attacked
him first.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-03-07
IN BRITISH COLUMBIA.
Conservatives Undoubtedly Elected by
Inrpe Mninritias.


Large Msjorities.
VICTORIA, B. O., March THE re-
turns so far give Prior and Earl, Con-
servatives, a big majority in all the
divisions, and it is now certain that
Templeman and Merchant, Liberals,
will lose. There was great excitement
in the city during Tursday and Thurs
day night, the streets were thronged
with anxious people who were eagerly
scanning the reports the moment they
were received.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-03-07
TirI,t Arrnnre,l.

BosroS, March Johnny Griffin, Of
Brockton, and Ike Weir, of Boston,
feather-weights, have signed articles fof
a twenty-round contest for n $500
pnrse, 70 be decided in or near Boston
on or about April 12.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-03-07
Texas court House Bnrpod.

GAINESVILLE, Tex, March THE
court house at Archer City was burned
Wednesday night, together with nearly
all the county records. Loss estimated
at $4,000 The fire is supposed to be Of
incendiary origin.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-03-07
MON Mns Murdered. Save the Coroner.

DEFIANCE, o., March 7. - Coroner
Westrick has rendered verdict in the
Moll case in which he scouts the theory
of suicide advanced by physicians. He
says sufficient evidence has been ac-
cumulated to Justify him in making the
statement that it was a case Of deliber-
ate murder perpetrated by person or
persons at present unknown. Prosecut-
ing Attorney Woods has now taken the
case IN hand
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-03-07
Rapist Hanged.

WILMINGTON, Del, March Shakes
peare Reeves, colored, was hanged at
New Castle at 1O4e o'clock Friday
morning for rape.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-03-07

BosroN, March THE Herald states
that the Boston American Base Ball As.
sociation club has signed Pitcher Charles
q. Burlington for the coming seascR-
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-03-07
In NEW BRUNSWICK.


That Part of the Dominion.
ST. John, n. B., March THE Con-
servatives have made swooping gains in
New Brunswick. Three st. John Lib.
erals were defeated by majorities rang
ing from 500 TO 900 In Kings the min
ister Of france was defeated by Col
Domville on "A close vote. but he will
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-03-07
PRACTICALLY GONE.
The Governments Big Majority in the
Canadian Parliament.

The Governments Big Majority in the
Canadian Parliament.
DETROIT, March IA special to The
News from Ottawa, Ont, says
The governments big majority has
been practically swept out of existence,
The returns of Thursdays polling show
altogether 10; Conservatives and 1903
Liberals elected, with three constituen-
cies yet to be held from and three cleo
tions to he heard later The Liberals
have polIed a large majority of the popu-
lar vote, and il the government attempts
to cling to its power it must depend for
support upon members from the north
west and British Columbia, who are
ready to support any party gaining
power.
A New Cabinet Necessary.
-Four members of the cabinet, Colby,
president of the council; Foster, finance
minister; Caron, minister of militia and
Carling, minister of agriculture, are
defeated, so that a general reconstruc-
ton of the cabinet will be necessary.
sir John May Resign.
It is limited that Sir John Macdonald
may resign and allow Upper to form a
new ministry.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-03-07
Laces, Domestics,
Beautiful Styles.
am headquarters on Corsets. Good
Co set, price 25c. up to the finest
Good

When in need of a good Suit. of Clothes
it will be to your interest to inspect my
stock, as | am anxious to reduce my clothing
stock. Now is the time to get bargains.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-03-07

It is limited that Sir John Macdonald
may resign and allow Upper to form {
new ministry.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-31

CTRcrrr-wm. r. Grove, Judge
Helen 8. Sauers W. j. Allen Glddings
ct al. ejectment; judgment for plaintiff
cents aud costs. The People vs.. Geo.
w. Grace. burglary and larceny; plead
ed guilty and sentenced TO the county
Jail for 90 days at hard labor. The Peo-
pie We. Lewis +. Palmer and Jas. Grace,
impieadsd with Chas. Grace, pleaded
guilty N the charge Of larceny OF moro
than e25, sentenced to the county jail
for % day ~ hard labor.
JUSTICE wEerTALL--The People W.
Hessisr Brothers, of Rockford: selling
LIQUOR 20 minors: adjourned 70 February
Is. The People W. James Lewis, ern-
eexzlement: adjourned 10 Februarys.
PsoHArs-Hon. Cyrls r. Perkins.
iudse-Estate Of Nancy III. Finch. de-
ceased. will admitted 10 probate and
letters testAmentsry issued 10 John W.
Finch. EesAte of Anthony terspoon,
deceased; viii admitted TO probate and
Matte verspoon appointed executFi1.
Essate Of Ievious Whitney. deceAsed
petition for determination OF heirs hled
hearing Feb. -. Estate Of Frederick
DeJonr. deceased; petition for sdminss-
traton fsled; hearing Fec. -. Estate
of Jane Rayner. aecsaeed: letters Of
administration 20 Michigan Trust Com
panv- Estate Of Martin Dow 81 al,
minors. petition for hceuss ~ sell real
estate fled: hearing Feb. ~.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-31
TRACK AND TIE.

William Austin, Of Chicago, travelling
freight agent for the c., B. & Q. rail-
way, is IN the city.
w. H. Guerin, of Detroit, Michigan
passenger agent for the Chicago &
Northwestern railway, was In the city
yesterday.
Arrangements are said to be about
perfected for the reorganization Of the
officers and management Of the Grand
Rapids, Chicago d st. Louis Railway
Company.
General Passenger Agent DeHaven
went to Brighton, yesterday, TO look
posed encampment OF the State militia,
to be held there this year.
superintendent of motive power and
master car builders are invited by the
Michigan Supply Company, of Detroit.
to compete for prizes consisting OF 500,
$50 and SIS for the best written articles
on "Why the Company's Central Steel
Brake Beam 10 the Best Metal Brake
Beam in the Market"
The Grand Rapids Freight Agents'
Association has re-Organized, with the
following officers: President, F. c.
Strattou, of the D., G. II. b H.; Vice
President, Bruce Ellis, of the Michigan
Central; Secretary and Treasurer, Man
ager Graves, Of the Car Service Asso-
cation. They will hold their meetings
fortnightly, on Thursday.
The G. r. & I. will change the time
of trains on the southern division, to
take effect On Sunday, February J..
The train going south At $50 .. m. will
leave at 7 a. m. The train arriving
from Cincinnati 1t $50 p. m. will arrive
at T:45 D. m. The train arriving from
Kalamazoo at 3:55 p. N. will arrive at
$50 p. m. This train viii bring the
Chicago sleeper.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-31

Dns~nou Banysrs - s&>se - rssA


nnas-n en Baaysrs - $1,000 - rssAs
cnwAso, Jaa. - --Ths following let
~ rs ~ Dsds psahaH ey A. q.
spslAing:
yrssk p e lses.1ss. Pr>s.tssf clssslAaa
Uxse no-1 GzA ctes~i4nS- oa<ss
DsAs sxn-l an in receipt Ut yoars Of
the z4Eh snsasns. giving yonr views Ga
tAe savmnbsll3y u aisooatanainx TIE
practice q sslilng the relsass ef players
fsom oae leAgas club 70 anosnsr. Ia
reply veaid snY thst | heartily Iisdofse
the scno0s and tbs caleaeo club - pre-
pared 20 eater into IN agreement With
eli ne ether league clubs agreeing not
10 nsy ooe cous Tor the relsase o. any
league playss. nor 70 sccepe any money
honus from any league club fog the ls~
Iea1s Of any oe II plsysrs- Speaking only
fsom : sslnsh standpoint think the
Chicago Club would. perhaps. be the
groatest Loser, for We have more
players under eoHtracs and reserve
thsn any other club in the league, but
il Ill he oshey clubs Will entsr into she
plan ~ ere perfectly Wiling % do II.
for really belisve in the end u viii
prove . good thing ell around. This
sales system 10 the natural outgrowth
OF the reserve rule, though nothing OF
this kind Was contemplated By the orig
inatoFs Of this much-abused but econ
tial rule.
In my opinion the only ones benefited
by the sales system are the players, and
% some OF them have expressed .
strong objection to the systems let us
do away with it entirely; that 10, % far
ss league clubs are concerned. The
system has been very costly one to
nearly ell league clubs, and will vea-
ture 20 cay that for every dollar the
league clubs have received - . bonus
for the release of players IN tho
mast, i've have been paid out IN the
purchase OF such releases. As We are
entering upon new era in professional
base-boll and 90 this seems 70 be the
season for general cleaning mp, let NJ
bury the sales system, % far "a league
clubs are concerned, along with the
other misconceptions that have sprung
up in connection with the game. With
is goes the star system, and hereafter
public attention will b drawn TO club
teams % whole. rather than individual
players composing the came. In order
to get the new plan into immediate
working shape l would suggest you
draw up the necessary papers for each
league club to sign and start il on its
journey. Make the document sufi-
entity comprehensive so it will DO
operative not only for the present
emergency. but for all future time.
Yours truly, A. G.. SPALpISo.
P. 81 have just received call from
A. J. Reach and he endorses the ADORE
and promises the cooperation of the
Philadelphia club.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-31

A Rspublicaa state Convsntion - nsDipats
justice OF tns supreme Court In place q yoAa
w. CnAmpiin. ana two fegeoe1 81 The unlvof-
city In place u Charles j. Wltleet en4 Arthur
NJ Clark. zad tor the trAnanetloa Of other o1s-
taesA viii be held at Assembly Han In the
city OF jackson. sa Tuesday. February ~ ISL
~ Ii o'clock = m.
In accordance with resolution adopted q
GrAna kspidA May 10. l576. every ceunyy Will
Be entitled 90 Que delegate Toe each 50u OF the
total vote east Tor Governor at the last election
November. lss0l. and one additional de1oGnte
for every fraction amounting TO 10. out each
organised county will Be entitled - - Least
Under ! resolution Of lss no delegate VIII
be entitled 10 seat In the convention WHO
does not reside In the couafy he proposes to
represent
In compliance With rssolutian adopted In
petroit. June q, isso. the secretary OF each
county convention 10 Ee9aessed 90 togwa!d 70
the Secretary Of the STATE osnuai COMMITTEES
troom .. butler block. Desrotu. b. tho earliest
nal, sfser the delegates aro chooon. . ceyti-
ned list OF such delegates - are entitled 70
seats tn the state ceuvsasten mon their r.
spscStve counties.
yAsBs McNuLAS. Chairman
WiLtJAN II. BATS. Secretary.
In the above eonveptiou counties IN the
Yifth Congressional district viii b ensttled 20
delegates - followss AuegAn, IL; Ionio. 10;
OTTAWA. Is. and kenf. e.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-31
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Employment Bureau!


kooete 3 Aho fo~Ex ktock.
pESsDllA BROS .fropsstofs
E0k SALE ok fkcnAN0f Rssers ~sin
ssasA stexk efoc<Fte< aus feAcb o>Antor u
saaHee-sa1s sssa si~isa. lev resi- win ; year
Aa-ss IN, tasSles kesai $3.50 ~o4ia t<ke tesG
fsnlaAx rfetessy s4th seass iaes.lssxsaee.
Ixsk sALt on EAeaaNak FsE lss wersh
t2ka - t>xkA leraDn house on Nh~tle>
81. He41 NHeFf3s nate, >tker- kas mantle ana
ki1ss ~as papsa iss laraaee; afios ssaan
kr0k sAI-H 0k kAchAAok-l acre fAEm In
oceaan Ca. ens nils trsse s&ks Alcltx&ns
> asEss inrrs<s !. bslssss ,, nsssa =, saa N@sss
small ss iss'ss Is .sssasass ss 80 pea s aass
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seasIs nn,ss sss ssses g stssss .. CT -. ss..
s,ss s1fssaa Ter sns sas WISHING ss1'A RIA
WE-flsss sems aAs nssssrv ssssk. iruit,
W SHADE snd ornamental tree feg sess ~
sas;'ssli rsssiss pr,srs y yes are tsisklas q
On ensAt,y ens Fracs-
EVk sALk-Ixs srssm keasss en- NsrsA
Lxfsyestsst.. near bridee, vii seil both
or cue cheap 4 ssid within sAs nexs - dssS
Nok sAi.k-ssssn hsa.s on Naases.ss: 20
graded street. water and sAs. pfsos ask. e~zs
terms
E'oR sAI.E-sres house On U.irs e.. ssaas
ieanaatasn' ssss wei sas c.ssrn. MI
payments
nor sALE--s-roem hsase an ferress-st.. :.
laei ffopI, well. c.sEerA AND GseacgD CON
senfehees; OF eontfsot tloe down.
Eoh SALE--s lots GA >orthsss-. hsxlap st
$40 each 90 contracts e@ay terms
L>0k ENcuANoE-2l acres t~e miles tram
saaratHck. 100 peach trees bearing. 30
standard pear Trees. - cherry. - apple -
puma 40 eoasetff1ess acres Of strs berries.
coed hoass ana hsra. Price sssk
M0Nkl TO LOAN on real saa ssakl prnp-
block.
HOUSES and rooms Ga fcats also q number %
IA good tenants -sntlns 10 Fenf, hrlas Ia
pour kegs hsoms aud Z. fewer hsok
DssoI.lA BROS.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-31
opposed 20 Church Fairs.

The members of st. Mary's Church,
German Catholic, who had expected to
hold fair at Germania Hall, lasting .
full week, were not allowed to do 20 by
Bishop Richter, and yesterday sold off
the GOODS that had been given them for
the purpose, at auction, realizing quite
large sum for their treasury.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-31


II thass = cay oss tbiag thss fright
sns . Dsmoeeok nero than sne1Asr-fss
esaeaixp paspoass--sti u : eorperstoa.
u y 800 urssd sGeinss JndSs Champ
Inns ssnoninAlsoa b. nj e~n pAzty.
for ~ selss - noe holds. thAs he
judicial opinions have hads . more d.
Odd hsaring. u fsvos of corporations.
thss ths noss saaspleuoas Of Judge
caoisy's deeissoss- THIS i. douhtisn.
s0nsthlag ~ > snrpsisa 70 his friends
here. Who have looked upon HE re-
nenlnasloa alness - . matter of
eoarss. Judge champlin u man Who
has grown judicially. vhils upon the
bsneh. and ~ b locked upon. even -
many Republicans. - contributing -
ssstiAlly toward the strength Of that
tribunal. while possessing ell the
pastlaHnship that any citizen Of intslli-
gsncs and posltve convictions 10 ex-
pseted 70 have. he keeps 81 oil nmes
more subject to his judicial character
than others Of his party occupying the
Supreme Bench. Where party politi-
clans are gathered together. amidst the
fumes Of tobacco es eissra. gresdily
grasping for party spoils and quarrel.
ing over the division. Judge cnamplin
10 never found in their midst, aaeri6c-
ing the dignity Of the Judge in the
capacity OF the politician. From =
Democratic stand point, Judge Champ
lin richly deserves . denomination.
The practical usefulness Of the Pro-
hlbition party in the political 6sld 10
we'll illustrated BY the outcome OF the
last campaign. Their hrst great aim
has been 10 break up the Republican
party. Their campaign orators, their
preacher and their strest-corner agi.
tators have kept this one object con-
tinually to the front. ~ their practical
reason for existence, TO the overshadow-
ing Of their theoretical reason, temper
ance. They have worked years for this
purpose. What has been their succesa'
Practically nothing. The Patrons Of
Industry, party that came up almost
like . mushroom in . angle night,
struck the Republican party in = vital
point, the agricultural class, and did
infinitely moro to disrupt that party,
than the Prohibition party did. The
cause of temperance, a. expounded by
the Prohibitionists does not commend
itself to practical men. Men of mis-
sionary tendencies, of distorted sym.
pathies for humanity .. large, of ef.
fervescent desire to reform their neigh
bors, while overlooking matters nearer
home, seldom win the respect and co.
operation Of those practical men, who
are satisfied rather b, do good work
within . limited scope than careless
work in . broader field. A practical
temperance party, the Republican
answered the general demand-in fact
its standard is considerably above the
common ono. And, Furthermore, in
the present state Of public questions
there il little likelihood Of their being
any sharp division Of the people on
temperance lines. The Prohibition
party will make no essential gain from
the Republican losses.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-31

ArroRNEr-GESERAL ELLIS wants the
constitution amended 20 - to allow the
Legislature 10 tx his salary. There is
no moro reason for letting that body
fix his salary, than the salaries of all
the State officers. Servo them al alike
and the TELEaRAH-HERALD IL ready TO
help on the good work.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-31

THE adjournment fever ssizes upon
the present Legislature just ~ naturally
~ it ever did upon any other. Ysster-
day the Senate bad quorum for the
first time this week. 1t improved tho
opportunity TO adopt . resolution to
adjourn over from yesterday until
Monday night. The house vii doubt
less do the same today.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-31

They Are Liable!
The doctors are all liable to be mis-
taken. They were in my case. 1t
cost me $4,000. because they said
had the heart disease, and then told
me / must die. Grandmother aaid it
was Liver Complaint, and $500 worth
of Sulphur bitters cured me.-Jennie
Poor, Rockport, Mass. Z
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-31
BUSINESS BLOCK FOR SALE!

The fsrfek h5ork ie>>te1 es YES Brtege o..
Nc<. IL fze srs f5l - fsr snis- Esgck cglifkins
fsret sso~es Tbs s>errst feer = ir s,1ttef ~
rooms suffs*s1s Ser ofl1es ~ tcusskt . TX
VII vsif 80 <e~t a. ~sf fske re<E - CO.
p-sg<rfr Is see - y 6sr.. Tr9atrt -
ksa A s<5fb IS Fsss Ef1agtsst
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-31
PiIesm Piles!! Piles:!

Loose's Red Clover Pile Remedy, i.
q positive specific for all forms Of the
disease. Blind, Bleeding, Itching,
liberated, and Protruding Piies-Price
soc. For sale by all druggists.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-31

Don't quarrel with cough. but buy . bottle
Of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup for II.
Salvation Oil, the great pain extinguisher,
always GUYS Price only Is cents bVttle.
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-31
FURNITURE AHD PIANOS STORED.

RADCLIFF 4 HOLT. general warehousemen.
~ 81 Ill South Divtsion-st-. store pianos and
furniture 1t low rates; expert packers and
careful movers with large vans" sent prompt
II By telephonipg No. $40. during hours. or 666
after hours. tan l-a2
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-31
VANTEp-AQENTh.

TU INSTALLMENT AGENTs-we are paying
i big commissions on cash sales during the
month OF January; call and nnd out. 30 South
Divtsion-st 2faw
Telegram-herald., 1891-01-31
Lily White.

The Valley City Milling Company has
no peer In the manufacture Of -four.
Its products are IN great demand, and
especially the Lily White. Try 1t.