Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-03-03
NEWS IN aRlrf.
A Condemnation OF Interesting Items 81
Various Subjects.

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Various Subjects
Mormons are leaving Utah In large
mum bers.
Minnesota legislature defeated the anti.
Pinkerton bill
One hundred Ohio farmers are touring
| through Georgia
Nineteen Thousand bills were introduced
into this congress.
Troops are preparing to expel the
Cherokee boomers
Lightning destroyed six buildings At
New Bedford, Mass.
Mormons are leaving Utah In large
numbers for Mexico.
! Eighteen blocks in Hermon, N. Y, were
burned. Loss, $4,000.
In Pennsylvania they are inoculating
cattle with Koch's lymph
Bankers are raising fund sof $4,000
for Mrs. Secretary Window.
! Nicksburg has negro postmaster and
has protested in plblic meeting
At Mentor O., Andrew Lett stabbed
and killed Frank Lett, his nephew.
The Bomanite church struggle in Penn
sylvania will be taken into the courts
The St james hotel and several other
buildings at Cairo, ILL.,, were burned Sun.
day.
p T. Barnum, the veteran show man,
is breaking down at his home in Bridge
port Conn.
The house committee recommends that
there be one civil service commissioner in
stead of three.
The presidents southern and western
trip is down for May. Mrs. Harrison will
accompany hun.
Professor French, of the university, will
lecture Friday evening on Fundamental
Principles of Sound. -
The wholesale milliners of the city will
make an exhibition of their goods for the
spring trade this week.
Martin Rouch was stabbed in the back
six times by Peter Keipenger, at Massil-
Ion, 0. Rouch will die
Two hundred and fifty houses at Yuma,
Ariz, have been destroyed by the flood,
and 400 people are homeless.
Eighteen blocks, including the Baptist
church and many residences, were burned
at llermon, N. y, Saturday night
0. II, Hamilton, government levee con
tractor, was slot and killed by Frank
Burgess, colored, near New Orleans.
The largest pulp mill of the Remington
Paper company near Wataltcwn, n. Y,
was almost totally destroyed by food
The shops and roundhouse of the
Wheeling and Elm Grove railroad, at Elm
Grove, W. Va, were destroyed by fire
Sunday.
Mecklenburg county, Va, had a tornado
and hail storm last Saturday night,
Orchards were stripped and barns were
oyerblown.
The trustees Of the hospital for the in
sane at Richmond, Ind, have resigned.
Superintendent Wells will also tender his
resignation
The-dry goods store of Byram g. Suli
van, at Indianapolis, WIS destroyed by
fire. Several other firms lost heavily by
smoke and water.
Mcxicans in Verniio county, New Mex
leo have notified Unitan settlers that they
must leave. The latter have oigtnized
and refused to 90.
-Four more besides Gil son have been in
dicted for the attempt to blow up
Shufeldt's Chicago distillery. 1t is not
known who they are.
1t is believed that Charles T.. Coon, of
New YORK, VIII De appointed 10 ms ola
position of assistant secretary Of the treas.
uly, by Secretary Foster
The trial o. George w, Bennett for the
murder of William II Scott at Lafayette, |
Ind, is set for March 25. He is also under
Indictment for killing John Werkhof
AT Wilkesbarrc, Pa, John Fallon 81 |
and old enough to know better, fired |
a gun which he thought to be unloaded |
at his 6-yearold brother and killed him
Hon j. L. Andrew, formerly steward |
of the Ohio penitentiary, and for many |
years member of the Columbus board |
of education, was buried at Arkansas City, |
Kan, Sunday.
Two hundred and fifty houses at Yuma,
Ariz., have been destroyed by the food,
and / 400 people are homeless. 1t is said
that hundreds have perished at the Gila
valley, but IL s is denied.
Governor RUSSELL of Massachusetts,, has
found out that some of the guards OF the
state prison have been selling saws and re-
yolyers to convicts, and many convcts have
recently by that means.