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Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-12-08
In Chancery at Clarksville-State Of
Tennessee.
CLERK AND MASTERS OFFICE
Dec. $, 1891.
American National Bank, complain,
ant VS.. p. G. Hamburger, ct
ais, defendant.

TT appearing from affidavit flied in this
L cause, that the Defendant Henry Siebert
is a nonresident of the sta G of Tennessee.
1t is therefore ordered that he enter his APP
pearancc, herein, on or before the January
Rules, to he held in the office OF the Clerk
and Master, at GAINESVILLE, on the
1st Monday in jan, 1892,
and plead, answer or demur to Complainants
Bill, or the same will be taken for confessed
rs to him and set for hearing ex parte and
that copy of this order be published for
four consecutive weeks in the Clarksvile
TOBACCO LEAF-CHRoNICLE.
a Copy-ATTEsr:
A. r, GHOISON, G. & NJ.
w. NJ. Daniel and Jno. NJ Cant, Sol'r for
Complt. ltd swtu
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-12-08
Cider.

Sango, Dec. 4, 1891.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-04-13

1e shut on Italians, and therl il a rush
TO get in before they close, The ports
are thronged with intend ny emigrants
and families, from patriarch to the
babe can be seen trudging along the
highways that lead to the points of de-
parture, The authorities are making
efforts to discoma emigration, but
without effect Nothing short of bayo-
nets can stay the torrent Most of the
emigrants are sal to be hard work NJ
and worthy peasants, but very ignorant
aud dirty. The increase of ia es has
also tended to promote emigration.
Italy's army.
A Rome letter says that, contrary 70
the general impression, the Italian army
is i'll much more efficient condition
than the navy, tie discipline Icing very
severe and the troops perfect 50 far as
drill is concerned The mixture of the
troops has, however, a tendency to
lower the standard, the Italians of the
south bein : as rule, very distinct and
inferior to those Of the north, who have
so far won most of Italy's successes.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-04-13
REPUBLICAN PARTY SHUT OUT.


ST. LOUIS, April !3.-As tie result of
the recent election the Republican party
in St Louis is now debarred of re- re-
sentation at the polls, and will be ig-
nored in the selection of judges and
clerks al the next election. Under the
new Australian ballot law party fail
ing to secure one-third of the total vote
cast is debarred from all privileges and
representation.
In the election the Democrats and
Municipal Independents polled the
main vote, the Republicans casting only
10000, a quarter cf the total number,
Recorder of Votes Carlisle says he will
recognize the independent movement as
a distinct political party. and accept its
nominations in tie same manner as
those of the other arties if it G. res to
place ticket lefore the voters at the
next ele ton. In this case, he says, he
will divide the judges and clerks lual-
ly b tween the Democrats and hide
Tendents, and throw the Republicans
ont of every nTellnct
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-04-13
KILLED TWENTY-ONE.
Willis Howard, the Kentucky OUTLAW,
Secretly Slipped to a Missouri Jail

secretly slipped to Missouri Jail
ST. LoUIs, April 1@,--Willis Toward,
the notorious Kentucky outlaw, who
gained a National reputation through
his connection. with the famous IL W
ard Turner Bailey feud in Kentucky,
and who is cedited with killing at least
twenty-one men, was removed seer tly
from jail ! thursday night, where he had
been placed some two months ago for
safe-keeping when Ii leased from the
penitentiary at San Quentin, Cal.
He was taken to the county seat of
Maries county by the sheriff and six
deputies all heavily armed, to answer a
charge of murder, and it is aid he was
implicate i'll the killing of II deaf-mute
nam Mel er i'll that county in $50, to
conceal a robbery. 1t is said friends
had arrange for Howard's S rescue when
the transfer was made. Hearing of
this, the iaiier at the -Four Courts an
nolnced that Howard would not. be
started for Maries until Friday morn
ing, and then slipped his prison + off on
the night train, ironed and chained to a
seat.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-04-13
KENTUCKYS NEW LAWS.


LOUISVILLE, April 49, The consttu-
tional convection which has been in
session at Frankfort for seven months,
Friday night adopted tie constitution
which has Leen prepared. Tie ] oints
of the new in trumeat are: Prohibition
of local and spe ial legislation the
general assembly, prohibition of lotter-
les; adoption of secret ballot; remedy Of
the evil of frequent elections the CON
troll of corporations reform in taxation
and exemptions; barrier to tray
agant public expenditures, and pro
visions for the letter administrati N of
government state, county and muni-
cipal reduction of the grand jury ON
sixteen to twelve, three-fo rths verdict
i'll injury case authorized, convicts not
to be worEed outside of the prison walls,
provision for a refolmatory for juvenile
offenders, constitutional lecogn tio'
given to the railroad commission, pro
hibition of the state and countie, AMI
municipalities TO aiding railroads or
other corporations except to build turn
Tikes, gravel roads and bridges; the
elimination of the slavery section.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-04-13
DIED FIGHTING.
A Desperate Battle Between a Desperate
and u ShpriH's Posse.

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, April II. des-
perate fight at sho range took pace
at Johns Station Friday morning be-
tween Deputy Sheriff Sanders and
posse and Charley Bag. by, the colored
refugee who shot and killed officer
Albert Woods at Blockton few days
ago. The deputy and posse had been in
pursuit of Bagsby for several days.
They ascertained the colored man was
concealed in house at Johns Station
aud approached it. On the appearance
of the Offices the colored desperate
opened fire with two pistols wounding
John Sanders, brother of the deputy
sheriff, breaking his right arm Bagsby
then Jumped and ran. The deputy and
posse opened fire with Winchester
rifles bringing Bagsby to the ground
with twenty bullets in his body. lie
died instantly.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-04-13
ITALY 8 LATEST.
IliniSter Porter May Be Ordered
to Leave Italy,
And the Entire Legation at Wash
ingtOn Recalled.
The Story Regarded as a Ca
nar,. in Washington.
THE PRESIDENT AND Mr.. BLAINE
REFUSE TO TALK
KING HUMBERT SAID TO BE GRIEv-
OUsLY OFFENDED
KING HUMBERT SAID TO BE GRIEv-
OUSLY OFFENDED

At the Criticisms and Caricatures of
American Newspapers BIaine's An
swer to Rudini Has Been Sanctioned by
the President and Cabinet and Already
Sent-EVerybOdy in Rome on the Alert
Cor Future Developments-Sign Crispi
Doing All He Can to Make Trouble.
Italians Fiocking to This Country Fear
ing Our Gates VIII Soon BE Closed to
Them.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-04-13
by heavy shields attached to the gun,



The arrangement of the motive powe
will be somewhat novel On ac cunt
of the high speed AMI large initial horse
Iowe eluired it has been decided to
fit her with the tri le screw system ap-
proved by Engineerin-chief George ",
Melville or the "Tirate,' as Cruiser
No, l2" is called. { ne these screws
will be placed amilship as in the
ordinary screw YES els and the two
other will be fitted as in the twin screw
yes els one on either side of the hull.
fifteen feet further forward than the
single screw, and four-and a-half feet
above the line of the center screw I he
triple screw is practically an expert
ment, although i has leen applied to
one I Two # the French We ses. 1t
is admitted that there are many adj
vantages to be gained b. tie use OF
three screws, even if the extreme speed
calculated upon is not touched.
The special advantages of the triple
screws are that they will allow for a
smaller size of separate parts of the
machinery and greater economy in
crushing when there is no special need
of hurry Y the use of the triple
screws the speed can be cut down in
two ways, either by running the md lie
screw alone OF either one of the outside
screws at full speed The idea of run
ming the middle screw alone and separ-
ately as verned its adoption in addi-
ton to the twin screws-thus making
triple screws in the commerce-destroy
ers. Experience has proved that the
economy ha not been so great as was
calculated in Innnng twin screw
engines de igned for nineteen knots and
upward at Speeds of nine and ten knots
Engines.
The engines are estimated to develop,
at 100 pounds steam mea sure, 81 coo
horse power. TIE normal coal supply
will lie 10 tons, and the total bunker
capacity 1000 tons, AT "a ten knot speed
1900 tons will give the vessel an endur
ance of l01 days at sea, o" ra 10 Is of
action of S.?l0 Knots; or, III other
words, she viii be able to sail around
the world in l09 days without rec0aIing
The machinery Will consis Of three sets
of triple expansion engines With vertio III
inverted cylndecs ach eng ne will bel
placed in water tight compartment
and will be complete in every respect, so
that the vcstei may be propelled ly run
ming one engine alone.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-04-13

HoUGHToN, Mich, April l3. From
all appearances the Pewabic copI er
mine engine shaft and No. shaft are
burning The Quincy hole is closed up.
1t is imr ossible TO close the openings be
tween the Franklin and the Pewabic.
These mines are in the upper peninsula
near the Wisconsin line. No miners are
injured and lone endangered.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-04-13

CYNTHANA, Ky. April l3,- The trial
of Archibald Downard, for the assassi-
nation Of S F. r. Noglesong, marshal
of Falmouth, KY. on Oct rs, 1890, was
terminated Saturday morning at $40,
by the jury b inging IN a verdict of
guilty. and fling the punishment at
imp isonment for life in the state lcni-
teniiary
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-04-13
SENSATIONAL REPORT.

Italy Said to Have Made Threats as to
What She May DO.
LONDON. April 13.-The following
was received from Rome Friday night:
1t is reported that if the United
States government does not answer the
Marquis Imperials note by tomorrow,
Mr.. Porter, the American minister here,
will be ordered to leave Italy, and the
whole Italian legation i'll Washington
will be recalled and the Italian interests
left in charge of the Brit sh minister.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-04-13
The ncadIx MiId rnr.nip.

DUBOIS, Pa April 13.-A dozen chill
dren who had been playing in vacant
lot, were poisoned Friday by eating
some wild parsnip root, which they
found there Two of August Weigel-
mans children and J. NJ. Borings have
died in convllsions. The others are in
a precarious condition.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-04-13
Haron Fnya Sails for lIome.

New YORK, April 13. Baron Fava
the Italian minister at Washington.
sailed for Europe Saturday mo ming on
the French steamer La Gascogne. A
numbe of prominent Italian citizens
and some of the attaches of the Italian
Cousul's Office were at the pier to see
him off. He viii go di ect to Rome.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-04-13
AMERICA AND SPAIN.


LONDON, April 13.-The Times CORE
spon2ent at Madrid says complete re-
serve is maintained in regard to the
treaty with America. lut it is lelieved
that America grants the broadest CON
ce sious in regard to sugar and other
Cuban products, excepting tobacco.
which, for the present. is outside of the
negotiati. MS Any further treatings
necessary will lie made directly with
the Washington government 1t is e
for q 81 anish treaty.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-04-13
BLAlNE,S ANSWER.



WASHINGTON, April 49, 1t isl known
here that Secretary Blaine has prepared
an answer to the message OF Premier
Rudini. The fact of the preparation OF
Secretary Blaine's reply is not only well
understood, but it is stated, moreover.
that the secretary's letter was submitted
to the president and his cabinet, and
was found to be satisfactory.
IN view of these circumstances, it is
asserted with considerable confidence
that the letter OF Secretary Blaine has
already Leen sent to Marquis Rudini,
though whether it was communicated
by mail or telegraph is not known. If
the former method was adopted, the
Italian premier, it is telieved, was ap-
prised of the fact. 1t is suggested, also
as very probable the intimations hive
been conveyed of the advisability of con
ducting the diplomatic negotiations be-
tween the two countries with less
publicity,
For these reasons it is thought to be
almost impossible that the rumor in
Rome can be co rect.
No information could be secured in
official circles here Friday night relative
TO the report from Rome that Italy
would close all direct diplomatic inter
con Sc with the United states, unless n
reply Were received Saturday to the last
message of Premier Rudini Oh the New
Orleans Italian incident
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-04-13

New York, April 13. The fftieth
anniversary of the birth of The New
York Tribune was celebrated in elegant
style at the Metropolitan opera house
Friday. Many prominent business men
were present and an entertaining pro-
gram was rendered.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-04-13
CALLING A HALT.
OGscourings of Europe Must Find Another
Dumping Ground.

OnscOurngs of Europe Must Find Another
Dumping Ground.
New YORK, April 13.-The steamship
companies have finally awakened to a
alization that the new immigration
law is to be enforced. Friday a meeting
of representatives of all the principal
steamship lines was held to consider the
situation. Col Weber was invited to
be present, and he accepted. The steam
ship company agents made the point
that the lines were under contract
with such passengers as they took to
land them in this country, and if the
people were not allowed to land, the
companies were liable to an action of
breach of contracts in thee ountrie from
whose ports the steamers sailed
Further, they said that they had no
facilities for restraining immigrants
from landing who had been p aCed on
board their ships for return to the ports
whence they came. They also doubted
their legal right to restrain any person
from going ashore who insisted upon
doing So in reply Col. Weber said
that the law was not made for the
beLeft of the steamship companies but
III llIC bSllGtl VI JllG NOuull III ltlAJ
it was the intention of the law that
companies bringing improper immi-
grants should suffer trouble Il d
los. If the companies ercised
proper care rs to the class of
immigrants their steamships brought
to these shores there would LenO trouble
for anyone, but the government did not
propose any longer to allow steamship
companies to bring the refuse OF Europe
here and fost upon the government al
the trouble can, and exs2nse Of 4,, detaining and
plicit and must lie oIeyed or the COM
panies must take tie conse ,uences. The
agents then sail That they would will
ingly take the debarred Immigrants back
if they could be detained at the barge
Office psnding the time of the sailing Of
the steamer on which they were to BE-
returned, and n committee was ap-
pointed which VIII wait on Col. Weber
to propose 50 le plan of comp omise.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-04-13
The Report Confirmed.

ROME, April 13.-Several newspaper
of this city Saturday confirmed the 1e-
port that in the event of the Italian gov
ernments not receiving reply to it,
last communication to the American
state department with regar | to the New
Orleans massacre, by April 13, the min
lister of the United States to Italy, Mr..
A. c. Porter, would be requested t.
withdraw from the country.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-04-13
KefuseA to crItlcl.e nlainc.

New HAVEN, April 13 -Ex-Minister
J. w. Phelps Friday refused to criticise
Secrt tary Blaines diplomacy in the
Italian imbroglio, but spoke OF
the action OF Italy as rash and precip-
itate. He said that to mis- mind the
course pursued by the citizens toward
the Malta was justihable. Lynch law
was a legitimate reco r5e of the peo le
after the regu'a ar machinery of justice
had failed. is disastrous incidents were
penalty we paid for our liberal form
of Government.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-04-13
KING HUMBERT RlLED
At the Criticisms and CariCaturcs of
American Newspapers.

LoNDoN, April 13,-Advi es from
Italy represent the Rudmi cabinet as
deeply hurt by American comment on
the Italian difficulty, and that there is
consequently a revulsion of feeling i'll
favor of aggressive measures. It is
said that King Humbert has received
from the editor of an Italian newspaper
in America package of American
newspapers containing pictures i licul-
ing is ma ;osty and belittliug the power
and digni y o. Italy. One lictarc in
particular, representing the king as a
monkey save great ofcnse. Italian
llooi is agan DO ing. aud something
stutljng IS anticipate within a few
dANs.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-04-13

PITTsBuRG. April 13.-The western
Pennsylvania and Ohio coal operators
are making preparations for the strike
of miners on May l. The Pennsylvania
operators have appointed a committee
of five, with Francis l.. Robbins, presi-
dent Of tie Pittsburg. Fairport and
Northwestern Dock company, as chair
man The Ohio operators have also mp
pointed committee of five with Col.
j. l.. Morton as chairman.
One Of the operators said There il
enough coal in stock in the eastern,
middle and northwestern states to sup
ply all demands until July !. The
market has been slack right along, and
the stock of ooal is unusually heavy.
The operators Of Illinois, Indiana. Ken
tuck, Kansas and West Virginia will
Join the Pennsylvania and Ohio opera
tors in fighting the st:ike. II will 10
fought Jointly, not individually
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-04-13
Had Nothing to say.

The Rome dispatch was shown to
both the president and Secretary Blaine
Friday night, and each of them re-
turned wo d that he had nothing to say
on the subject. There was general
disposition to disc edit the report in un-
Oh cial circles, but this was based ON
opinion as to the probable course of
events, and no one who was seen had
any actual infol nation on the subject.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-04-13
watched with Interest.

a Rome dispatch says that everybody
is on the qui vive for the next act in the
Italian American drama. Crispi has
openly stated that the Rudini cabinet
dare not make serious demand for re
dress upon the United States, and that
the Italian people have been held up 10
ridicule by the vacillation of the minis
try. The statement that American mt
teranCes have had an influence in pro
voking hostile feeling is confirmed.
I'm addition to the press dispatches.
the c, nsul general at New York has
kept his government fully informed o.
the editorial expressions of the press OF
that city. Thee are considered as ex-
tremely obnoxious in their tone of n
tempt for ltalys strength. both naval
and military The clerical, or Vatican
faction are alleged to have circulated
widely wood cuts Of thee caricatuIes,
as showing American hatred and con-
tempt for the Guirinai Altogether,
Whatever the outcome Of the difficulty,
the feeling toward America in high ltal-
ian circles is very bitter
ItnIiars F1ocking to America.
Among the lower orders the compli.
cation is having a contrary effect The
Ieople seem to anticipate that the gates
Of the American paradise are about n
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-04-13
noubIr Hanging.

COLUMBIA, S. c., April 49, Gentry
Butler and Hampton Nelson were
hanged at Sumpter Friday for the m r
der If Capt. John Maxcy in January
last. Both died pleading innocence
Capi, Maxcy was prominent farmer
and was shot down in the + ad by the
murderers, who We're lying in ambush.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-04-13

Lewis Boo.er. charged with embezz e.
ment at Richmond, Va, is out on so, 900
bail.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-04-13
DRESS GOODS, SHOES.

We offer this week such great bargains in Dress
Goods and Shoes as were never given before.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-04-13

About $500 of the defense fund was
distributed among the destitute families
of the strikers Saturday.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-04-13

Late Fri lay night the strikers were
holding iubilation meetings over the an
nouncement that Governor Pattison had
ordered the Eighteenth regiment home.
The Tenth regiment will remain but for
few days, it is stated The with
drawal of the troops is pleasing omen
to the strikers that peace reigns here for
good, and tn state is disposed to look
rather on their side OF the Morewood
killing than to believe the first reports of
rio,els oltrages proceeding the shoot
inc
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-04-13

General Manager Lynch, Of the
Frick company, says that the strikers
are virtually defeated, and reports jim
town, Adelaide and other plants operat-
ing in full. The company, he says,
have all the ovens in operation they de-
sire ut present
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-06-13
Lieut. and Mrs. Beatty have gone 10 house
keeYinu af 1904 Massaciflsnffa aratInn

Lieut. and Mrs. Beatty have gone 10 house.
Keeping at 1864 Massachusetts, avenue.
A pleasant musicale was given at the home
Of Miss Matte Saxton at Mt. Pleasant last
evening. the performers being young children,
the pupils of Miss Saxton. There were solos
and concerted numbers, And all were credita-
bly, executed by Florelle Edison, Myra Chitten-
den. Annie Riygles, James Cliff. Alfred Rock,
David Currier.- Melville Lindsay and George
Elliott The piano accompaniment were by
Mrs. Edison and Miss Saxton. After the mu.
steal program refreshments were served
Mrs. Judge Peter Van Clief of San Francisco,
CAL. is the guest Of Mrs. Senator Stewart.
Miss Margaret Mcneil Parsons, daughter Of
Judge Parsons, United States district attorney
81 birmingham, Ala, is at the Richmond.
Miss MISS iars PARSONS recently graduated with honor
from Anabie Seminary. Philadelphia, aud is
visiting Washington under the chaperonage OF
Miss Florence L. johnson. She will be ac-
corded reception this evening by Mrs. Rosa
b. Suit OF North Capitol street and will return
to her southern home next Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. U. s. Roulette have returned
from their wedding tour and will be at home to
their friends ON Fridays during this month at
l2il 3Oth street.
The marriage Of Dr. David Moore and Miss
Regent Mclaughlin will take place at o'clock
Wednesday evening at st. Patrick's Church.
The marriage of Mr.. A. Bradford Bateman
and Miss Marian Florence Wood will take place
on the 18th instant at Calvary Baptist Church,
$50 pm. &c..
Col Guy v. Henry, who commands the post
at Fort Myer and Mrs. Henry are nov domi.
ciled At the post.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Solomonsoher will be al
home 20 their friends tomorrow evening from,
to 8 O'Clock at 1907 7th street north west.
They leave Monday for New York and will sail
on Thursday for Posen, Germany, their future
home.
Miss Florence Stidham left last evening for
ithaca. n. Y. to attend the graduating exer-
cises of her brother Harrison at Cornell
Mr.. Perry Slater and bride of Braddock, Pa,
are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. H. I. Doyle at Ia
koma Park