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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1891-06-17

NTED-HOUSES TO RENT OR SILL
w We have humorous applications t0r
HOUSES from partle, wishing % rent ~ hay.
Owners would do we'll 20 place their property
with rs. CABELL a. WILSON.
ielLsu,wf.3t No. North Tenth street.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-04-27
FIFTEEN CENTS A WEEK.

had been taking. The terrible mistake
caused the death OF the young wife after
great suffering.
Two Brooklyn boys, aged and u, stole
IA fiye-gallon jug of whisky anddrank all
they could. Both died.
AT Little Rock, Ark, the Federal grand
jury has indicted five clerks and judges of
elections for srutling ballot boxes.
Several thousand citizens of Couners-
vile, Ind, assembled to welcome home eN-
United States Treasurer Foster.
AT Walla Walia, Wash, Private Miller
was shot by a gambler named Hunt A
mob of soldiers took Hunt from jail and
shot him to death.
A number of arrests have been made in
connection with the mysterious murder in
New York Thursday night The woman
has been identified
Rev Mr.. Pulling, of WINFIELD parish,
England, has been arrested for debauchng
a number of young ladies of his flock, he
himself admitting his guilt Lynching is
feared.
A new and fatal disease has made its ap-
pearance among the cattle in various parts
of Kansas and veterinary surgeons are puz-
zled by it. Cattle apparently healthy are
taken suddenly i'll and almost invariably
die.
Charles II. Nichols, late cashier of the
Nichols bank, of Kansas City, Mo, which
failed last night, who was arrested and in
dicted for fraudulently receiving deposits
on the day that the bank failed, was ac-
quilted Friday.
Some difficulty has been experienced by
the army engineer officers in securing the
title to property near the south end of the
projected Hennepin canal and number of
the papers in the case have been sent to the
attorney general by the war department
for an official settlement of the questions
involved.
The steam yacht Corsair, built for J.
Pierrpont Morgan, of New York, has been
launched at Philadelphia. The Corsair,
when finished, will he one of the largest
steam yachts in this country, being about
the size of MIR. Gould's yacht, the Alta
lanta. The Corsair is built of iron, is 237
feet over all, twenty-seven feet beam and
thirteen feet draught 1t will be fitted up
regardles Of cost and will travel sixteen
knots an hour
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-04-27
WANTS RECIPROCITY.


WASHINGTON, April 27.-Senor Man
uel de Calvin, has arrived in this city
from San Domingo, and has notified
Secretary Blaine that he has given pow
ers to negotiate IA reciprocity treaty
with the United States. In an inter
view Friday, Senor Calvin said:
san Domingo is very anxious to ne
gotate this treaty, and as an earnest of
its desire it proposes to cut down its
customs receipts, which are the sole
revenue of the country, by admitting
American goods either free of duty or
with very low tariff The United
States has been quietly negotiating for n
long time to secure a coaling station in
the West Indies. Efforts have been
made to locate the station ON Mole st.
Nicholas in Hayt. San Domingo is
now about to offer Samona bay for this
purpose This is harbor large enough
to float IA navy many times the size of
that of the United States
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-04-27
A Beautiful Sight.

In front Of the hotel battle of flow
ers, copied after the famous festival of
Nice, took place. Scores Of carriages
gaily decorated with flowers and bunt-
ing, and occupied by ladies and gentle
men in costumes. assembled ut the hotel
and at a given signal started to move in
line. As the carriages slowly passed
each other the occupants pelted those i'll
opposite carriages with small bouquets.
Many persons on the sidewalks also
throw punches Of flowers at the partici-
pants and the meI1iment continued for
several blocks. The president and party
witnessed the novel scene from a grand
stand decorated with more than 10000
calla lilies.
After drive through tho principal
streets of the town visit was paid TO
the Santa Barbara mission, more
than a century old. The interestin :
buildings were thoroughly examined by
the visitors and when the inspection
was concluded. the party were driven
back to the Arlington hotel where
dinner was served.
The president and all the members of
his party agreed that the Santa Barbara
entertainment surpassed in its novelty
those of other places visited
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-04-27
WHO MADE THE ERROR?
An italian says Our State Department
Wrongfully Translated Rudini's Note.

An italian says Our State Department
Wrongiully Translated Rudini's Note.
WAsHTNGTNN. April 27-Mr. Saliva
tore Cortesi, correspondent of The Tri-
buna, of Rome, Italy, has been recently
sent to the United States expressly to
give that paper information on the Italio-
American question Mr.. Cortosi denies
that Baron tava has made an error in
transmitting Marquis hi Rudini's dis
patch, which demanded that the parties
guilty of the New Orleans massacre be
brought to justice He denies that Baron
Fava demauied the punishment Of the
offenders instead OF by Il process Of law.
Mr.. Rudini's dispatch was presented to
the secretary, translated correctly in
French, as it is customary TO translate in
that language all diplomatic documents
before presenting them to the state de
partment ii it be true that an error oc-
CURED in the translation. and conse-
quently a misunderstanding, it must not
be charged, he says, to the baron, but to
the translator Of the state department
that translated the dispatch from the
French into English.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-04-27
Is There Gold in the had Iands9

RApp City, S Oak, April 27.-The
existence of the reported twenty acre
gold field on Sage creek in the Bad
Lands is seriously questioned by expert
enced miners here. They say that no
formation in that region indicates gold,
and if any is found it must be Of glacial
origin, or the result of a wash from the
gold formations Of the hills. A miner
Just in from the Waudel district states
that twenty miners are there now and
that plenty of colors are found. he
says quicksilver is found with the dust,
which is unknown in mining history.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-04-27
Won NOLTKE DEAD
Sudden Demise Of Germany's
Great Field Marshal.
The FatherIand's Greatest War
rior No More.

He Mounts the Ladder of Fame from .
simple Court Page to the Climax OF
Greatness as a soldier VI ldc Count
for His Services to Germany in the
Franco German War.
BERLIN, April 27-Count Won Moltke
died Friday night at 0:f5 of heart fail
IRE. He attended the session of the
reichstag Friday His demise was sud
den, quiet ana painless, and causes the
greatest sorrow throughout Germany.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-04-27

SIOUX FALLS. 5. Oak, April 27.-
Plenty Horses, the Sioux Indian who is
accused Of numbering Lieut.. Casey, was
placed on trial Friday. The selection
of a jury was completed at O'Clock in
the afternoon. District Attorney Sterl-
ing then presented the case to the jury
on the part ,i the government, detailing
the circumstances of the crime. At the
conclusion Of the opening address the
cnnrt n1innrnnl
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-04-27
HAYTl REFUSES
To Lease Uncle Sam the Mole st. Nicholas
for a Coaling Stntion.

New YORK, April 27.-A cable dis
patch to The Herald from Port Prince
says the squadron Of evolution, acting
Rear Admiral Walker in command,
sailed Friday for Norfolk, and it is an
nounced the Haytien government has
refused to grant the United States the
lease for the proposed coaling station at
Mole ST. Nicholas.
Admiral Gerhard had charge of the
negotiation, and it was believed that the
arrival of Admiral Walkers command,
in addition TO Gherhardi's force previ-
ously here indicated that the United
States intended TO back up the demand
with sufficient show of force to insure
the consent of Hayti If such was the
intention the result has proved failure.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-04-27

WASHINGTON, April 27.-The bureau
of the American republics is in receipt
of information from Jamaica TO the ef-
feet that the Canadian commissioners to
the exposition there are making extra
ordinary efforts to extend the sale of
Canadian brcadstuffs and manufactures
in that island. The Canadian millers
are trying to introduce their -four by
giving away, daily. samples Of the fol,t,
and bread baked from the same, at the
building Of the exposition.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-04-27

WASHINGTON, April 91-Superinten-
dent Porter, of the census bureau, has
made public bulletin upoa the subject
of the relative economy Of cable electric
and animol motive noy-o, fo,. stroat rail
,,, ''''lr1,i -,li,g ~ ~ ~
nv ",,'',' So'v.' Va
Iilly INES Oh SUl'e' runway Ten Oh "ilich
are operated by cable, ten by electricity
and thirty by animal power. The total
cost of the ten cable roads. including
eouipments. is given as s96. .35I .4tG. The
nInher of passenoe,.s carried was 10t -
oo5 Go5 a+ . tntaI cos+ of ,g3 osG 1Gf Tbo
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-04-27
A BATTLE OF FLOWERS.


Unique Sight witnessed By the President
at Santa Barbara, Cal.
SANTA BARBARA, Cal, April 27.-The
presidential party arrived at this old
Spanish town shortly after o'clock Fri
day afternoon. Crowds cheered them at
all stations along the route and enthusi-
astic receptions were given the president
at Los Angeles, San Feruandino, Santa
Paula, San Buena Ventura and Tapaula.
Santa Barbara gave the party an ova-
ton. Escorted by Grand Army
post the presidential party were
driven from the station along gaily dec
GRATED streets TO the Arlington hotel.
The program arranged for the entertain
ment of the presidential party was
unique in its feature and its novelty
greatly delighted the distinguished visi-
TORS
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-04-27
TROUBLE BREWING IN ooREA.


China Wants Control OF the Country.
Rival Chinese villages Fight
SAN FRANCISCO, April @7.-The steamer
China arrived from Hong Kong and
Yokohama Saturday morning bringing
the following adyices:
Corea.
Trouble is reported to be brewing in
Corea. A French gun-boat and five
japanese men-of-war have been suddenly
despatched there. 1t is rumored that the
Chinese government has sent des-
patch to Corea demanding the abdica-
tion of the king in favor of his son,
China's object being to appoint Il regent
of the kingdom and to control its in-
ternational affairs.
Quarrel Leads to IA Battle.
A quarrel between two boys from
different villages in Kuang Tung,
China. led to a battle between the rival
firearms We're the weapons. Many were
killed and wounded.
Chinese Imports and Exports.
During the year 1880 Chinas imports
increased about 100000 taels, while
her exports decreased 9,0OO,00O The
cause Of both the increase and the de-
crease is attributed to the rise in value
OF silver.
Wanted Too Much, Perhaps.
The Russian czarewitch is not satisfied
with the provincial reception prepared
for him by the Chinese, and his visit
will be confined to Canton, Foochow
and Hankow.
Fifteen Men to BE Executed.
The city has given orders for the exc.
cution of fifteen men who We're con-
cerned in the piracy of the steamer
NamOa.
Big Failure.
The great commercial house of Jacker
Sigg q Co., Bangkok, has failed with
liabilities of a 81 100000
Pirates.
Piracy is still rampant around Annoy,
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-04-27

LITTLE Rock, Ark. April 27.-Two
farmers named James d. Hamilton and
Arthur Berry. living near Quiman,
went turkey hunting Friday They
separated in the woods. and presently
Berry heard a turkey gobble in the
thicket ahead of him, and seeing an
object moving, he fired. On inspection
he was Mortified TO find he had shot
Hamilton dnad.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-04-27
HATFIELDs AND McoYs YET OUT.


CLARKsBURG. w. Va, April 27,-The
reported marriage between the Hatfield
and Mccoy families and settlement of
their difficulties is emphatically denied
by Logan county people They say the
families are peacefully farming and the
leaders have not met for two years,
though trouble is liable to begin when
ever they chance to encounter each
other
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-04-27
Center of Population.

COLUMBUS, Ind. April 21-A monu-
ment of Bedford limestone viii be erect
ed May /, with appropriate ceremonies,
marking the center Of population in 1890,
rs shown by the census bureau. 1t viii
be on "A farm twenty miles east of this
city
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-04-27

PHILADELPHIA. April 2I-G. w.
Ritchie. teller of the Commonwealth
bank of this city, who disappeared in
February with about 5000 Of the
banks money. has been captured m
Havana. He will BE- extraditcd.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-04-27

ST. JONI. N. s.. Apail PA pleasure
boat containing number Of young pco-
pie capsized in the harbor Friday,
and two Of the party, Nellie McAllister
and Ethel Allen were drowned. The
others were rescue=l, some of them Icing
badly bruised.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-04-27
HENNEssY JURY BRIBERs.


New ORLEANS, April 2s.-The grand
jury found Friday two more indictments
for attempts to bribe the jury in the
Hennessy case. making six persons in all
indicted for tampering with the jury.
The indictments Friday are against Fer
nand Armaut, lawyer and quite prom
inent in political circles, and Charles
Granger. The grand jury is still pur-
suing its Investigations into this matter
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-04-27

~
olIlclal residence Oh Jhe general SlaiL Oh
the German army on the hongsplat2.
during tue entire Gay, ana up 10 lhe ar
rival OF the moment that brought with
it death, the field marshal appeared to
be in the flll enjoyment of his usual,
and fo1, y man as old rs the centurv
,,honomana1 boolth
"' '''",'"' '"''tr' -,
liellhuth Iatl b|rlhafd Won MoltKe
was born at Parchme, III Meckenburg,
in 1900, and was, therefore, but little
Younger than the late Emperor William
/ His father who was Danish GENERAL
aa,,ao+oJ -, i. tro 'cs,7,+,s nr,5or,,, ,t
,'.,''],, -l.'' 1. '',,,,, ~
Col'eL'L9s' Ill., " INV ~ '''''O nv leOel'1''
''alo tio' "al az Il I''ol'pel'S9 was com
PEELED to act as page at the DANISH
court for a year, waiting on the table on
grand OCCASIONS After this he joined
his regiment and became an officer in
tho Danish army He soon after sur-
,.,,,,1 I'D III, ro-,,,,,i.,;o,, 40 o,+a,. tha
- l.,-;,, ~
Il u.'7,'''i SCI '''' '''1 ', ''o '''
llrSt SLOW. foufIeeil years p''sSe'i before
he became 1HSt lieutenant but win
his first promotion he was transferred to
the general staff
In 1885 Won MoItkp secured a leave of
absence which was aytended to farr
Years During This time he was M
1ointpd by tbr sultgn to rcorg2nize his
army. army and Won NoIfke spcnt nh the
ti,,,n IF Li., 1no,.a ,s tba sr1ia,,'s advisnr
He married coon After his and thc mar
1iaoa was = hannv one. His wife died
l.; fgeo ,,-;tl,o,,+ b,,.;,,n, ea,,, Lo,. L,,a
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-04-27
Anrfnnllcr snicides.

NEW ORLEANS, April 2i.-A box CON
tanning $4,000 was found in the room of
Reeves Lewis. secretary of the New Or
leans railroad, who suicided Friday.
Tn, money belonged 10 she company.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-04-27

AUGUSTA, Ne, April 27.-The gov
ernor and council in session Friday d.
,ided TO present 10 the United States
cruiser Maine service of silver plata.
u will cost 81 .ONO.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-04-27

The funeral viii take place Thursday.
There will be a magnificent military and
civic procession to the railway station,
whence a special train will convey the
body to Creisau. where, in accord with
the wish of the deceased, it will bo
quietly inferred by the side of his wife
and child.
The emperor says that in Moltke Ger
many has lost more than an entire army.
Lessing has taken cast of the face of
the deceased.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-04-27
9orNT HEtMtrn voN MoLTEE.

His death occurred in the study of the
official residence Of the general staff of
the German army ON the Konigsplatz.
During the entire day, and up to the ar
rival Of the moment that brought with
it death, the field marshal appeared to
be in the flll enjoyment Of his usual,
and for "A man as old as the century,
nhcnOmanal health.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-04-27

The Laws Denounced.

A mass meeting Of the strikers held in
the fair grounds here this afternoon was
addressed by August Delamar and Alex
ander Jonas, the two Socialists sent into
the region from New York by the organ
ization. They denounced the laws Of the
United States, and said the press was
biased in favor of the coke operators in
the present trouble
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-04-27

Chineee Imnorts and Exnorts.
Mnnted Too Much, Perhans.

The Russian czarewitch is not satisfied
with the provincial reception prepared
for him by the Chinese, and his visit
will be confined to Canton, Foochow
md IIn,lyn,,t
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-04-27

Fifteen Men to BE Executed.
The city has given orders for the exc.
cution of fifteen men who were con-
cerned in the piracy of the steamer
NamO3.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-04-27

SAN FRANCISCO, April @1.-The steamer
China arrived from Hong Kong and
Yokohama Saturday morning bringing
the following advices:
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-31
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL esrA re.

No1icE ~ uEnrsy OWEN TnAr vs..
~ der and hy ,irtuc " an onicf 81 the prus
Late Court 81 Salt f.sHc County, Yah Tern
tory, made IN the gist DAY oi fcbrusrv. 1871.
Tic undersigned the duly appointed Fud tiaalll
lied guardian Of the pcrsunH and estates 81
John woodruff and Juiia Woodruff minors.
Will scll vt private s.ic. ~ tho highest bidder
FOR cash. and subject ~ confirmation
hy SAID Probate tourt. all Mo right
title. interest. and estate ~ the aAld
minors, In or TO that certain piece or parcel Of
land situate IN salt Like CITY, salt Lake Coun
". tuh Territory. and particularly defcrihci
~ follows, To- Wit An undivided one third In
irrcsi In iois ten lioi and even az, IN hioct
thirteen .iil. I've acres, plat ~" iig ficid
NurtfNs
liids In wriiins viii be- received for sac rrop.
ery, addfefsed 10 the undcfsaned. care ~
lsnac n. waidell. attorney. y and "a Ias
first south street, salt iAtc CITY, titsn, uu 10
and Including the list day Of March. isai. after
which said property vail he sold. rerms Hnd
condition Of sale. eash. and iuLfeft o. rnunrm.
alton tf SAID Probate Count
AsAiiEL 49, WuODRVIT.
uuariian ~ the persons aud estates 81 said
uinufs.
Dated M, liih day ofmarch. issi. dd
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-31
OUR DOMESTIC ANIMALS.
eomETHlNo ABOUT THE CATTLE
AND HOG MARKET.

what Observations from the Chicago
Headquarters Of the Hog aud Cattle
Market Indiest--some breeders May
He Sorry They sold Thcir stock.
Ifprices for cattle aud hogs do not ap.
precia,c materially within the next four
or five months n numtsr Of men--mon
who back their Judgment with their
moncy-will DO badly fooled. At the
meeting Of the Indiana Swine Breeders
association an extensive feeder aud ship.
perof swine stated that he had contracted
hogs for the August market AZ Ave cents,
and last week II was related ia our mar.
ket report that cattle had been contracted
for june delivery at six cents. and "a Il
Il figured that this last shipper must sell
at sG.3j 10 realize on the venture Il will
be seen what some "men In the business
think Of the future Of the market. These
are what are termed In political parlnncc
'siraws," aud are popularity supposed to
show from what quarter and TO which
quarter the wind Is blowing.
The Gazette has been among the con.
scrvatiycs 40 far ~ Representation as
TO the course Of the market Ia tho i'm.
mediate future are concerned, although
never for moment donbting that cattle
would yet be cattle and hogs yet he hogs.
II has never been admitted by this Jour.
pal that the sheet anchor Of all success.
full agriculture hal been even 10 much
ms "siarted" from iis firm hold, although
the fact has been noted that winds Of
such force have been blowing as TO
brighten tho timid and ovon 10 cause a
measure of apprehension among those
who In their sober moments realize how
firmly the anchor of stock husdandry
holds In our commercial life. But while
clearly Of tho opinion that tho food Of
live stock which has been steadily flow.
ing toward this market for the past few
years must somc day exhaust itself Tho
Gazette has realized the vast extent Of
the country devoted TO hog and cattle
raising. and has been loa,h to fix limit
IN point Of iimo TO the dclngc.
IL IA not now prepared TO sct bounds
10 this flood, but II ventures 10 say that
there arc many circumstance which
seem 10 indicate that the men quoted
above as having an abiding faith in tho
near future Of the markets arc not lean.
ing upon broken reed. II should be
remembered. however, that thcrc arr
not few cattle now feeding for the
June market, but nevertheless Tho Ga
Eo,tc feels warranted In advising strong
ly against tho unnecessary further sac.
riiicc Of breeding stock 81 good quality.
This isan eminently conservative view "a
take Of the situation. As such II Il com
mcnded TO tho consideration Of thought
full men. After the delugc, whati-Clh.
cago Breeders Gazette.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-03-31


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