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Real Estate Broker. 9l7 = st. n. w.
HOUSES
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1928 gth q nv. Ills Upper part ae7 st
iS 3. !. Nv afar'. Or: 81 8,
13sl Florida ave NV. 8 III sd iss n ss
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store Sr room 154l st * s,os IS
store Us st sx.....i3 '' n~ room oo4
Hall 1900 ~ st o, II shop rear 1870 st nw..S
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A soO, mn 81 aS mon. basement r'
s II; ss;a :; 3:
foss S,1,Is ,as Rises or M
UNFURN1sHED.
l50s ave. l2r mi tl5Q 624 Callan ne. Or el3 30
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house u rooms; concrstsd csllsr. furnace. speak
Inquire q sls6wNER. isosrn.v mhs-am
E0R hENT-sll xlsF 81. \. w., IL ROOIs; eco.
spi7;aw GEO. " fEiSk2Ss. fsib asS Il s4...~
EoR kxxT-e15.5Q. i3si I Or. NM. ATTRAC.
rooms cellsr, back buiidinS. sllsys moSsrn improve
ms1t4 txcelent netghborbood JOS. RORkEsT,
EQn RENT q 1855 w., ONE or THOSE LIT.
ne E1ps g nOuees; yopms and bste, handsomsy
pepef4 tnfough2ut congTee cellar; vii b vacant o.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


WAN lLD-slTUAIlON As sAalLApLa ~
81, Star ofRre. IT.
WANTED By An EIPERIEASER TYRE
Upper Marlboro. Prince GeorEe's county. Nd. sp03'
WANTED-BY TWO REsPEcTABLE MITE
w women, situations; one e cook end other as
cs or sSrss. aiis H '9 1.1' 'f,9
WANTEp-A sITUATIoS By AN ExPERrENcED
:ssnosrspher and syIsyrissr podsss st. s ay
M ANTED-sITUATIoN BY A FIRsT-CLAss
sia 'sss
2ts9O st. NV. 1T
WANTED-EXPERTENC DRUGGIST De
Be-. pS. sas' q s
WANTED-BY TWO RESPECTABLE COLORED
corner Of oh and Desmors alley good reference il:
WANSTE5D = SITUATION II,l AS TIRsT;SLa !.
address III I'd st. 9. -...-.. ap3O-3t'
WANTED-sITUATION AS FIRST: CLASS COOK.
w w Nth god rsfsrsnce. BY settled woman Ad-
WANTED A MIDDLE AGED CoLoRED
TsssFsnss: an. and stay NIGHTS Apply PRICE s
WANTfD-A POSITION IN GROCERY, LUNCH
all Of sS:. yt
WANTED-CALL AT CoOMBs CO. s BUREAU
for cooks chambermeids. aundresses. ladies'maids
nurses walters. men cooks waters. footmen farm.
osrS lne9' references from last place 90 l0thst.
WANTED-GO TO DICKsAGENCY FOR COOKS.
w maids. nurses, laundress, housew0rkers, but
lefs coschmen. walters, footmen, farm and dairy
men all have references FROM last place 6l3 sthE 1t
MANIFESTATIONS AS FIRsT-CLAss COOK
w or 1anndrsss, with good reference. Call st ll30
10th st. NV -...-- ap20-2t'
WANTED-BY LADY OF REFINEMENT AND
w experience, o position IS Koverness or house
tssper. city or country. Address L. N. G., Star
WANTED-A PLACE IN A FAMILY TO COOK
W and wash; experienced cook and washer best
references stay nights settled married woman from
country. I314 18th st. W. ap202t'
WANTED-BY A YOUNG FRENCH GIRL OF
w experience. situation rs cook in private family
COCO Sefsrsnce. Call or address A. w.. Star oface
NJ ANTED-G SITUATION AS CHAMBERMA1D
w and waitress bya German girl; best of refer
ences Apply $50 Mo. ave. ap29-2t'
MANIFESTATIONS FOR GOOD COOKS.
w chamber. ladies' house and kitchen maids wait
ers, coschnen house boys all kinds Of help for city
snd resorts so sity references furnished Bo%iE
WANTED-EMPLOYERs FOR EXPERIENCED
for clerical work. CITY INTELLIGENCE OFFICE,
ap2S-6t'
WANTED SITUATIONS FOR NURSES. SEAM.
w STRESS bakers, drivers, cooks. housepen porters
statesmen, sales ladies, farm and dairy hands (respon-
sibe personstake charge Of houses)
other cities BUhNHAM'S, lilo g st. n v. apa5-tws
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

EoR sALE-LiCENsED BAR ROOM: GOOD LO-
cation; rent low; long lease. Inquire Of SCOTT Il
BRO, 3l4 18th st. NV. sp3O-3t.
EOR sALE-sTOCK AND FIXTURES OF A CON
iecsionery and cigar store; cheap for cash. n A. s..
star ONES. ap3O-3t'
EoR ALE-$7O0-aROCERY DOING BUSINESS
penses has other interests that demand al his
time. Address y. o. f.. Star ofncs. sp3O ST.
EcoR SALE-AN ESTABLISHED REAL ESTATE
Il business; t300 nne opportunity for an enerSetic
man large amount Of proTerty listed, nice central
Once ground-door front, els per month rent: lease
hcsn.e furniture. &c. profits this month o4O com.
PSued 20 sci best reasons. For interview address
HoNEsTa," star once. ap3O-3r'
EOR sALE-SrOCK AND FIXTURES OF cor.
nef grocery southwest; location No. /; enc fresh
this Y . good chance tor the right man. c. BOfEK
EOR 6ALE-9ooD WILL. FURNITURE AND
4 MIXTURES Of hotel on prominent corner; northwest
part OF the city, sxty vs roois steam heat eleya.
tor; modesn improvements For terms sddiess Box
II. slsr once. spl5-1m
VOU TAKE NO CHANCE.
L Ranssy cleans your watch for q, puss IN MAIN
sms 70 S iSs s1 .s's ma e: work one ysss We
- BOARDING.
~ ~. II iss ~ = ~ - 81 ~ ~ !;
TnSsxr SSn ~: y.. Nr 1sxH e; = III 9,
erss-sses hns Uaaes ;su1s ssss daily y Al pontse}
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EoR sALE-RIDING. DRIVING AND WORK
horses; one fast pacer-csn show = 80 sait new
and secondhand harness bugp1es. phaetons Surveys
and daytons. Come and ny stock. viii SUIT Won
and x1ve you bargain. COLI MBIA STABLE, Is4l
9onh on ave apls%lm
EoR sALE-.oTTo" GAS ENGINES. BOTH NEW
4 and second hand; any slze send for circular o.
FOR sAIE-JUsT ARRIVED, 80 HORSES. AMONG
4 them three nne matched teams, several draft and
ne drivers also priced horses Prices reason
able, NICHOLAS scHLEGEL. 4O3 18th, near n W
ap4-tr
EOR sALE-DONIT FAIL TO SEE MY LEATHER
y top wingaash, Tenders, lamps. and nickel raj
second hand phaetons, &c. A. ii. GREGORY cor tsth
anu New hork ave. u. W. ap4-1m
Lou sALk-CARKIAGLs, WAGONS AND BUG
Il gies easy terms. Repairing and Ordered vorE
promptly attended to. COOK & JAkBoL, :k.ao NJ st. ,
+ FIVE DOLLARS MONTHLY
Gives you hne-tonsd square piano handsome or
/, o:3 =. G. SMITH. 1925 Pa. svs.
FOR SALE-AT DOwNEY's. Loco L 81. NV.
one hne Saddle horse, cheap; tine property of an
for hive days. ap34aits
E'OR sALE-REFRIGERATORs. BABY CARRI
ares mating. furniture. bedding and other house
Iod goods sold on monthly payments the furniture
wsrerooms Of HUGO WokCH & CO.. 9l5 1th ST. n ".
feD2otjn
EOk sALE-HoRSEsi HORsEsi HoRsEsl AN
other carload Of nne Virginia horses just received
sinong them one pair OF very nne large Percheron
mares: well broken sngie double also iine bay
carthage horse tar trial given and alb horses
teed as represented. YATES BYRNE. Stables in
rear oi OIL ost NV. apl4-,la
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FOR RENT-STORES.

EUR RENT-YTpRE AND DWELLING sUIrA.
s. FAas hia1 Of Sasass'. Apply . q ne.
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COUNTRY BOARD.

WANTED - FOR EIGHT PEOPLE, BOARD IN
w farm house on the Potomac near landing Of the
steamer Charles Macaester. Address j. r. K, Star
Office. it,
WANTED-COUNTRY BOARD BY DEPART
ment clerk line of railroad for wife, self and
Child ~ Years old), not exceeding $40 per DE-
RoARDERs NOW FOR THE SUMMER. EsPE-
cially those who will early and stay till fall
htsh, healthy location terms moderate. For particu-
lars address Box 80. Louisa. Va. it,
GUNNER BOARD-ST. GEORGES HALL IL
~ miles from Baltimore. Western Maryland II r. |:
large shade tonic extensive srouns
no malaria two minutes from station. Address HALL
5t. GEORGES. Md. aps8-lms
WANTED = TO ENGAGE ROOMS AND BOARD
W from June on Metropolitan branch of Baltilnore
and Ohio yenient to city, for married couple and
young lady. Give particulars and terms Address II
s.. Star office. aLIS ~
A FEW BoARDERs wANTED-AN oID-FAsB
Aioned brick Homestead; hish loc.ton large. shady
attendance; references given and rsqured halt hour
ride from Washington; twenty minutes drive from
oeofges county. ma. ap25-iw
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FOR RENT--HOUSES.

1T49 Corcoran st. .$65
1918 18th st. ............J0
I DWELLING & iIfiiNd ROOMS
Corner Asss ave and
18th st NV, .rB $sper mo
OFFICE ROOMS.
HOS y ~ NV. frst noor
and basement .......sl5o
Illus y st. I'd and 4th
foors. SO and %
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DENllSlhE
THE EVANS DENTAL PARLoRs. I2I7 Pa AVE.
4 NV: Teeth extracted positively without pain or
dsnser ~ our painless sy.eina harmless vegetable
transient, Artificial teeth crown and bridge vork At
reasonable prices. SpI4-3n,s
r. RosHoN,s DENTAL PARIyoRs. EsTApIisBFD
" lSE. 150s 18th ~. n Beautiful sets OF teeth
~. In !nly Old pistss ulads good a. new Open
dag. night and sundxys- Allbranches of dentissry
JL-4m.
nR. STARR PARSONS. 9TH ST, COR Z n "
y tirs--ciass gold and other hllthrs : sr<r.sfr An
plesson 70 gums prevents pain an extrscting tooth
crowns and plates inserted. ,,bsS,
+ DENTAL INtIkMAEY.-NATIoNIL UNIyFR-
~ my, corner esh and \ n. open 70 * ali Tia
yssf, =, natraesns. &C.. trsA Fiinss and plates q
FnnE DEEIAL IrfIRMARy.-TEfTH FILLED
ana eFtlnctal teeth inserted without cnyx. e~-.ss
cost ~ maierisl, al 1875 II - NV, bentsl bepsl,.
l,jv ens 20 emoisn University. mum 70 = M
eauys exrept SUNDAY. ExtrAc<aon ina ls.ar,nrsrx
- - ---.- --.s.-- !. V soae ~ 80
2R AND sssfScH AIl-sI1x uNpREIIAs 4, u
~ sox1x enyrnA 1ugs. q 90.
.sss~ Skgs FIJI II: + .
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Personal.
OWL SERVICE EXAMINATION QUESTIONS
" and answers. Send 10 cents to
s. W. FLiNN. a. NJ, Ivy Institute
ap2l-1m. Southwest cor. Sth and X ste. n. w.
pERSONAI..-SAvE YOUR MONEY BY BUYING
l. guaranteed premium notes, each note Of S,O Sc
cured on cot OF &l00 value Title Insurance Compsny
house 81 this city. A 30 note subject TO cali pays
60 ~ premium. or el0Q to ESQ after three years
THOMAS A. AITCHELL.
aP2i-&. S4 81.
A CThok1ZED PRIVATE DETECTIVE AGENCY.
"A huusms GO: Communications Promptly at
hours Nm. WILLIAMS. Manaser. $50 i ST. n. w.
NOV Is The TINE. We WILL PAY s'BI0
~ Money" for ssntk clsks second lsndcjothns
ADDRESS az call AT 5ueTH's OLD STAND. oly u Il.
NV %
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FOR RENT-FLATS.

FOR RENT-FLATS.
EOR RENT-S.w. COR. 10TH AND MASS. AVE
NV. dst Of four rooms. unfinished. suitable for
housekeeping. mod imp. hot aud cold water, sink,
&c. references exchanged. ap:lg-;,tF
LOB RENT-TO ADULTS-A FLAT SEVEN
handsomely furnished roons for housekeeping, in
Guiding private bath east, south and EXPOSURE
terms reasonable; references S90S st n ap2S-3s
EoR kENT-FLATs OF FIVE ROOMS, 422 o ST.
- n W.. with BATH 31o; also hve-roomed bricks at
94A and 94S Lettie st.. 7th and sta s. w.. $40
4. A. McIETIRE
ap18-1Ot 90 ST. n W., opposite Trinity Church
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E'OR SALE OR EXCHANGE ON EASY TERMS
L Tor the next ten days-6 ladies' phaetons both new
and secondhand eentienens very light and stylish
sdear busgies used but little q very stylish Jump
seat surreys; family phEetons very stylish bucs-
poards. = and seated very fine and stylish side
oar surrels. canopy tops IL very nne busi-
ness phaetons; IL spindle wagons Of ali styles;
CARTS bugSies grocery wagons and day tons every
description We also have = very light and stylish
vittorias, used but little. at bargain,
and second hand harness. suitable carnage cart
busgy. wagon and teams. robes. whiTs and stable
goods Of every description at Telephone
call, t-.o W. II. 6EAER'S
Carriage and Harness Bazaar,
aplS-tf Adj Pa. n ~
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-02-21

the new stock will be used in greatly en-.
larging the plant, and that only portion
Of the stock is TO be put on the market.
The South Chicago started up Thur. day.
John 7. Davis, alias c. G. Goodman, ar
rested in st. Lolis, paid a tailor for suit
of clothes with a bogus check for $50 on
the Gallatin hank, of New York He first
claimed New York as his home, but after.
wards Boston
Sister Mary Barbara, superioress of st.
Simeon's academy, New Orleans, died
Thursday. Sister Barbara was known in
the world as Miss Maud Clarisse, of New
York city. She was member of a
wealthy family.
Lieut.. Brysen, with a detachment OF
troops, has reached Rushville, Neb., with
the five lnuians who are thought to have
taken part in the murder of Lieut.. Casey.
They will be taken to Forc Meade, S. Oak,
and held for trial
The barbed wire manufacturers and
representatives OF the Washburn- Moen
patents failed to reach an agreement at
Chicago and the old fight will be re-
neWel Another meeting will be held
soon at Pittsburg.
There has been q great deal of corn and
wheat stored away in western Kansas
which was raised in 1899 People have
been holding their grain for good prices
and are now beginning to ship to the
markets in the east.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-02-21
THE PRESIDENTS TRIP.
If He Goes to California He viii Visit
the state of Washington.

If He Goes to California He viii Visit
the state of Washington.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 21.--As the result
of a chat between President Harrison
and Senator Squire recently the state of
Washington may entertain the, presi-
dent within few weeks. Senator
Squire urgently invited the president to
return east from California over the
northern roads and spend a few days in
the Sunset state. The glories, resources,
developments and advancements Of the
new country We're pictured by Washing
toms able senator as only western men
can talk of their own land, and Mr..
Harrison was very much interested and
asked a number of questions about
Seattle. Tacoma, Spokane and other
cities OF the state, Then he told Senator
Squire that if he went to California he
would visit the big state of Washington
He intends to go south soon after con-
gress adiouIns, then will travel to Cali
tornia over the Southern Pacific and
afterwards to the state of Washington
Senator Squire thinks the president S
visit to Washington will be of incalcula-
bic value to the Republican party of his
tate. and this was one of the arguments
he used.
Senator and Mrs, Leland Stanford
have extended to the White House fam
il an invitation to be their guests upon
the trip in a special train which will 90
west by way of the southern route,
stopping for a day at New Orleans and
San Diego and a week at San Francisco.
They will also visit the senator's coun-
trv place at Palo Alto. The return trip
will be by way of she Northern Pacific,
Tho G invited are President and Mrs.
Harris on. Mr.. and Mrs Russell Harri-
son, Mr.. and Mrs. Mckee, Mrs, DIM
mick, the secretary of war and the sec
retnrY of the navy.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-02-21
FRIGHTENED 70 DEATH,

visit of "a Drunken, Bogus Police Officer
Hurries an Invalid Lady to the Grave.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 81 On the
charges of frightening a sick woman to
death and falsely stating that he was a
police officer Daniel Sheridan, barber,
has been committed to prison without
bal by Magistrate Romig. The police
reported that the defendant has been on
a protracted spree lately, and that on
Wednesday evening he went in a drunk.
en- condition 10 the house of Mrs Lena
Gramiich, on Poplar street, saying he
was II police officer and sent to arrest
her, The woman was 50 badly scared
that she died.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-02-21
CLEVELAND OUT OF THE RACE
VIII Not Tie a Candidate In 1892, snt
rnVnrs Ex-Secretary Whitnny.

------
VIII Not he a Candidate In 1892 and
Tuvors Ex-secretary whitney.
CINclNNATI, Feb. 2I.-The Times Star
W,ehirrton co,,resnondant se,t tbs fol.
,,,,..,,,, T.. I,t,.,,,,,o,' I1rido,,
Us ~ ill' I.,,Pol 49, - a.. H.
Ae 9cii9t'4ol ~, VI Ullo nun 10 Diie uiS-
'oNety lhHU NloNer Clevelailu HAS ue'
ciGed not 10 DC a canuluate Tor presl-
dent, and that he is using his influence
for eX-Secletary Whitney, the member
of the cabinet who stood closest to
Cleveland during his presidency, and
who enjoyed his fullest confidence.
Mr.. W hitney las been in Washington
TO- three days, although the Circum-
stances has not been generally known.
Ee is stopping at Chamberlins hostelry,
which is fre3uented by politicians of the
highest order when at the capital
Tie did not register, but by consent
took DO session of couple of apart
mcnts without marking down his name
and an order was at once given that no
casual callers should be permitted to see
him, only those having invitations were
to be admitted Here, then, for the
last three days has the ex-secretary sat
in seclusian. receiving the visits of GER
tain National leaders of the Democratic
party, LAYING before them the written
declaration of Cleveland that he would
not under any circumstances be can
didate for denomination, and that he
fully commended to his friends his late
secretary. whom he regarded as the
most available man in the country.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-02-21
A TERRIBLE MISTAKE.
4 Soy Kills His Brother-in-Law, Taking
Him for a Burglar.


WHEELING. w. Va, George Hess, of
Fulton, was IN staken for Il burglar by
lis ,vo brothers-in-law, named Ball, at
Pleasant Valley, and shot, dying in
stantly. Mrs, Hess had been in delicate
health. and her husband fearing the flood,
decided to take his family to the resi-
dence of his motheT-in-law, at Pleasant
Valley.
The party did not arrive at the Ball
residence until after midnight, and Mr.,
Hess tried to arouse the sleeping family.
With his little child iii his arms he went
upon the porch and called several times.
Tie two young men of the family saw
the form on the porch, and, thinking
there was TO be a repetition of the at
tempt to enter made by burglars last
Sunday night, armed themselves and
went TO the door, When they opened it
Mr. Hess spoke and attempted to enter.
Ezekiel. the younger brother, fired and
Hess, stih clasping his child, fell to the
porca dead. The child screamed "Oh,
iana is dead r. and the boys ran out and
discovered what they had done. The
Young man mt once came to the city and
gave himself up. There was verdict
of accidental shooting
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-02-21
wan Move to America

BALTIMORE, Feb. 21.-The Manufact.
urers' Record reports that an English
company has purchased a large water
power property in South Carolina,
which VIII be developed for manufactur.
Ing purposes also, that a Manchester
cotton mill company has sent an expert
to examine the location with view to
building a mill to employ 800 to ,OOC
hands. 'fhis company reports that on
accou 1t of the new tariff it cannot re-
tain its hold upon the American market,
and SO it is proposed to locate mill in
tbs south to manufacture tho same line
Of goods now made by it Manchester.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-02-21
rn..rranhv Knnrllnh nnt.

CHICAGO, Feb. 2l.--A general sleet
stoim began about o'clock Thursday
night, and extended across the entire
northern portion of the country. In q
short time telegraph wires began to be
demoralized and within an hour the
telegraph business was almost paralyzed.
From indianapolis west, near Spring
field H., and toward Kansas City, was
at this time the most completely
wrecked section from telegraphic
standpoint. Thousands of words Of be-
lated newspaper dispatches were piled
up unsent in offices on the edge Of the
affected district Another very serious
feature was the inability of train dis
Watchers TO give orders.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-02-21
A Victim of Indians.

DUBUQUE, Iowa, Feb. 21.-Some time
ago there was published an account of
the munder of Anthony Dewster by In
dians near Pine Ridge, S. Oak. and the
scalping of three of his children. who
could not he found. Information has
been received here to the effect that one
of the children, a boy, has been found
hung up by the heels to the limb of a
tree. Nothing has been heard from the
Other children.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-02-21
Another New York Bcor Combine.

NEW YoI2, Eeb. 2i.--Lager beer
brewers representing ss,Co0,0OO Of cap
ital met Thursday in Brooklyn and per-
fected arrangements for forming a rival
pool to protect the interest Of those who
were left out Of the combination made
in November, 1885. One Of the MEM
bers of the new pool said that the only
objects Of combination were mutual pro-
lection, the upholding Of good stand
ard Of beer. the keeping of the members
in good standing with the board Of
trade and have some understanding
with the Legislators at Albany.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-02-21
Mnrmon ElAer. Invade ohio.

PORTSMOUTH, o., Feb. 21.-The peo-
pie Of Bloom Township, in this county,
ere in state Of m.nd over the advent of
two Mormon elders, who have just ar
rived and ct up in business at the Peach
Orchard school house. The elders claim
that they have renounced polygamy, but
they preach the doctrines of their apos-
tie, Smith, in all their purity and vigor.
The orthodox people of the neighbor-
hood are in arms, and the elders will
probably Lave to move on.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-02-21

LITTLE Rock, Feb. Thursday
afternoon Representative South, of the
house standing committee on auditors
and treasurers books. reported to that
body that, through his sureties, ex-State
Treasurer Woodruff had just paid to
Treasurer Morrow and taken his receipt
for S63, ,74050, the full amount of the
shortage shown to exist in Woodruff's
books.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-02-21
Nlnr,Ierer in a PnIpit.

MINwEAroLIs, Feb 81. Peter Helgren
was arrested Thursday near Kingston,
where he was holding a revival meeting,
charged with shooting Miss Christian
Peterson, three weeks ago. Helgren
was rejected lover of the young lady.
He admits the crime. He says that
after shooting the young lady he emptied
one Of the chambers of his pistol into
his own neck. He then hurried to the
river aud searched ind ustriously for an
opening in the ice TO drown himself.
Failing to find one, he went to various
places where he delivered sermons and
prayed with his acquaintance.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-02-21
RIVER DISASTER.


no Lives Lost.
PARKERsBURG, w, Va, Feb 21.-The
,oiler of the steamer Oneid, exploded
Wednesday night on the Kanawha river
near Newark. There were seven pas.
sengers aboard the vessel and her crew
numbered eleven. The explosion tore
away the rear and middle cabins and
caused the greatest CONSERVATION among
the passengers None of them were in
jured, however, The steamer caught
fire Immediately after the explosion, but
luckily the boat foated to the shore,
William King, the engineer, and J. A
RithbOue. the captain, were terribly
burned by the escaping steam A
steamer re .cued the passengers and crew
and brought the wounded men here
The Cneid is a complete wreck
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-02-21
Out a Mnman,s Thrnn..

MrNuE, Ind, Feb. 9t.--We !ncgday
night, at Bartonia, IN Randolph county
Andrew Roselle went TO the home of
farmer Bathe, and in the absence of Mr.
Battle cut Mrs Bathe's threat f ON ear
to ear with razor, then made good his
escape. All the parties are colo Ell.
Roselle is 2j years OF age, five feet ten
inches in height, and very dark. He is
unmarried and had bad character
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-02-21

CHATTANOOGA, Feb. 21.-The mag
nifcent new iron bridge across the
Tennessee river, connecting Chattanooga
with the north side of the river, was
opened Wednesday morning with i'm
pressive cermonies. 1t is the first public
bridge built across the river since the
old war bridge was destroyed. 1t cost
$3.50, ,O0), is 2.31O feet long and t0j feet
above the low water mark.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-02-21

CHICAGO, Feb. q. Professor Charles
NJ. Dobson. mining engineer and ex-
pert, who has just returned from Mex
leo. is authority for the statement that
tin mines have been discovered there,
partially developed, 100 miles from Bu-
ianos, Jalisco. The mineral is as fine a
grade as the ore found in the Black
Hills, is richer, and the supply unlim-