Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-12-01

come relief, however, and will lend a less
| somber tone to men on dark and rainy
days The cloth used is of a better quality
than most of the black suits worn. The
new fad is simply for daylight. AS soon
as night comes you have got to don a dress
suit, Prince Albert, which is returning
to favor, or a three buttoned, long tailed
cutaway With four suits made in these
styles you can be in the swim very easily.
| New York Cor. st. Louis Globe Demo.
crat.
Secretary Foster is improving and ex.
poets to soon resume his duties in the
treasury department.
The Mexican government authorities
take serious view of the revolution of
which Garcia is the leader
At Dayton, O., Frank McNally, forty
and single, was killed by cave-in while
working in sewer trench
Two boys named Wooster and Summer
field were drowned in the mill pond at
Milton, Wis, while skating.
The derailing of the train on the Gin
cinnati Southern, near the Tennessee
river bridge, is now believed to have been
the work of wreckers
Roadmaster Wright, of the Missouri,
Kansas and Texas railroad, was accident
ally shot by Conductor Dwyer while hunt
ing near Denison, Tex.
James HALEY, of Franklin, Wis, caught
his foot in chain behind his wagon and
was dragged seven miles. His body pre-
sented an awful spectacle
The barges Goodell and H. G. Potter
were lost in a storm on Lake Huron. 1t is
fon, I,f i,,t,,
other vessels were wrecked
The New York Times, after an eight
years trial, is to .etire from the two-cent
field, and on Dec, l will increase the price
of its daily edition to three cents per copy
While crossing the tracks in a binding
snowstorm at Ligonier, Ind, Miss Nettie
Hostetter was struck by a locomotive and
hurled sixty feet, death being instantane-
Gus.
Dick Moore, the St. Paul weller weight
was knocked out in the tenth round by
Tim Nolan, of Omaha, at South Omaha
The fight was for $3.50 side and gate re-
ceipts
William Cutajar, a New York customs
broker, is under arrest for making false
entries by which he is charged with hay
ing deceived the government about $50, 900
worth.
Walter Winters, Southern Pacific rail
road engineer, was killed near Fort
Worth, Tex, by jumping from his loco
motive while approaching a burning
bridge.
A dispute between the West Pennsylva-
MIA Gas company and the town council
resulted in the gas supply being shut off
at Leechburg, Pa. The courts will decide
the case
Rumor has it that the engagements Of
Henry S. Ives and Gertie Sears, the opera
singer, will soon be announced at any
rate, Henry is paying marked attention to
the lady.
A critical state of affairs is said to exist
in Honduras as result of the recent cleo
tions. 1t is claimed by the defeated candi-
date for the presidency that the election
was not constitutional
AT Birmingham, Ala, in a glove fight
to finish, Thursday night, before a large
audience, Eugene McElroy, of Birming-
ham, knocked ont Frank Fitzwilliams, of
Cincinnati, in the third round.
At Aldershot British soldiers hung
corporal who was overbearing and tyran-
meal He was discovered and cut down
before quite dead. The perpetrators of
the deed have not been discovered.
At Five Points, o., Barron Whotrege
and Godfrey Haver, rival lovers, fought
for the hand of young lady. Haver was
getting the worst of it, when he drew re-
volver and fired at his rival, the shot TAX
ing effect and producing dangerous
wound.
1t is reported in Berlin, on diplomatic
authority, that China is unable to over
come the various forms of instruction
that confront the government, and is
about to beg the active assistance of En-
gland, Germany and America in the res
toration of order.
At Atlantic Highlands, N. j., Mrs
Charles Il. Leonard was murdered by
Louis Hariot, who attempted to outrage
her. He first struck her with piece Of
iron and then stranged her. Hariot had
been in Mr.. Leonard's employment about
two weeks. He was arrested.
The keel has been laid by the American
steel barge works at Duluth for the first
of eight whale back vessels, each of which
will carry 100000 bushels of wheat, draw
ing fifteen feet of water They will be 3.5
feet long over all, AZ feet beam, 25 feet
deep, and are to be built exclusively for
lake trade.
A Metamora, Ills, John Monk and his
wife left their three and four-year-old
girls alone while they went to Thanksgiv-
ing services. The children began playing
with the fire and set their clothing on fire
The house was saved by the neighbors,
who heard the screams of the children.
One is dead and the other will die
Factoryville, Pa, claims to have a man,
Michael Fernan, who has been asleep for
over four years. Previous to falling into
his long slumber, it is alleged, he did not
sleep for years, working on his farm in
the daytime and acting as railroad
Waterman at night He was never found
asleep on duty. He is in robust health
and takes only liquid food.
Warrants have been issued by Premier
MERCER, of Quebec, for the arrest of Sena-
tor Tusse, proprietor of The La Minerve,
and Mr.. Berthiaume, publisher of La
Presse, the organ of Hon j. A Chaplain,
secretary of state for criminal libel. Mer-
cier says he has determined upon putting
an end to the guerrilla warfare which is
being waged against him by those papers.
At Yorkville, o., a small village on the
Chicago and Erie railroad, the crew of
freight and some twenty Italian laborers
got into a fight. Three of the Italians
x,4.,,., ,,rnhn bly fatally wounded nv m of