Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-11-16

| ment full Of pockets He failed, and is
held in default of 81, 500 bail.
The New York Times says that Mr. Ly-
man, president of the civil service commits
sion, gives warning to those who may be
tempted to flock to Washington to seek ap-
pointments under new administration, that
Democrats must not expect to find much
favor at the hands of Democratic admin
istration.
At East Trumbull, o., Mrs. William
LAngworthy apparently died Nov. 8 of
heart disease An undertaken was called
and the body was found warm The fu-
neral was postponed and since then the
body has been kept in warm room. 1t
has not become rigid and shows no signs of
decomposition.
Near Bellaire, o., a lot of drunken
miners got into a row on Baltimore and
Ohio train. When st. Clairsville junction
was reached pitched battle with knives,
clubs and stones followed. A man named
Eistiker was fatally injured, and several
others seriously hurt. About fifteen were
arrested and the others escaped.
Emery Wilson, one of the most promi-
nent Republicans in the east, says the re-
striction of immigration will come before
congress in December. Mr.. Wilson says
that Senator Chandler has prepared bill
with that end in view, providing that emil
grants make three months application to
the United States consuls abroad.
ID. p. Thompson, of Portland, Or, is in
receipt of a telegram from Secretary of
State Foster, rendering him the appoint
ment of minister to Turkey, to succeed
Solomon Hirsch, resigned provided he can
DO NV
Thompson will accept the appointment If
he can arrange his private business affairs
satisfactorily.
At Salt Lake the territorial supreme
court decided the church escheatment case,
involving 100000, and ordered that the
money be handed over to the Mormon
church, to be used for the support If the
poor, the parochial schools and the repair
and building of Mormon houses OF wor-
ship. The master in chancery had decided
that the mou,y should go to the free pub
lie schools, holding that its transfer TO the
Mormons would be that much in aid OF
polygamy. The court holds that belief In
polygamy is an abstract rather than con-
crete principle, and beyond jurisdiction of
the courts. Appeal was taken TO tn
United States supreme court.
stock of wheat in the Minneapolis privat,
elevators at 1878 600 bushels, a gam for
the week of 12S, 900 bushels. A ye,r ago
the privste stock was 100000 h .he!s.
The aggregate stock at Ainneapols, Su-
perior and Duluth IL 10 6A,S16 BUSHELS or
1856, 1872 bushels more than last Monday.
At the corresponding time last y-tr the
stock was s. 1O1 800 bushels
To-
negro tough, was killed while Attempting
to force an entrance into the house of
George Phillips, white. Green hal been
paying sttentiOn to Mrs Ann Bea H. nee
Phillips. a grass widow Phillips ordered
him away, but he refused to go, and
threatened to kill somebody when he got
in Phillips used rifle The mu sderer
his son and the woman were arrested.
rresdenteect Grover Cleveland and
Governor Roswell p Flower shoe, hands
in Mr.. Cleveand's hallway Monday noon.
1t was suggested to the governor that he
had been talked about for a cabinet place
"Oh no." said the governor 81 am not 20
ing into the cabinet. do not want a port
folio. | am in favor of Mr.. Murphy, for
senator, but it is little early to TAI gbout
it." Ex-Secretary Whitney announced
that he, too, favored the candidacy of Mil
lionaire Murphy.
Colonel Weber, of New York, received
information that a desperate irish GRIM
inal is on the way to this county,, sent
here by the British government aJthori-
ties His name is William Maggie and he
was undergoing a twenty years sentence
in the Dublin peuitentiary. The govern
ment, it is alleged, pardoned Maggie on con-
dition tQat he join his brother in thi3 coun-
try. They gave the convict sufficient
money to come here. Nagle will be ,opped
and returned to Ireland
Reports have come in from a bier of
counties in Kansas recounting wi olesale
frauds perpetrated by the Populists 1T the
recent election. In one county (~aline)
there were 200 more votes pollcd than ever
before, although the population Of that
county is much less than it was four years
ago. In the counties of Atchison, N cPher-
sou, Sedgwick, Crawford Sumner Harper,
Cowley, Smith, Cherokee and Labette
there has been shown the same dispropor-
tionate increase of votes
The Iron and Steel Manufacturing COM
pany, of Canonsburg, Pa, which had been
making arrangements to start in connec-
ton with their mill manufacturing of tin
plate, and ordered the machinery for the
same, have abandoned the project and
countermanded the order for the ma
chinery, giving rs a reason that the ncom-
ing Democratic administration having de-
clared its policy on the tariff they fear that
the infant tin plate industry would not
likely thrive under a revenue tariff
A sensational case was brought t. light
Monday by the arrest of William :. John
stone at Colorado Springs, who ha= been a
we'll known business man at Maui-ou for
the past ele' an years. The ch rye is
bigamy Johustone has been living with
his present wife in Manitod for tie years
Wife No, /, who confronted Mr.. Johnstone
face to face at the hotel, says she vas de
serted in Philadelphia few mont, after
being married TO the accused. Sine then
she has continued a never-tiring search for
the missing spouse
The second trial of Maurice st rlinger,
better known Us ". II Curtis, t. actor,
familiar 60 American audiences from his
play "Sarl Of Po~en." aud who is thArged
with having SHOT and killed Policeman
Alexander Grant on the night of Seyt, q.