Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1892-10-27

Three months ago DR.. Dawson, Hill
Merritt and Ed Fulst three of the promi-
pent citizens Of Greed, Colo, went hunting.
They have never been seen nor heard OF
since.
Senator Hill is now charged with play
ing double part. 1t Is said he Is instruct
ing his friends to knife Cleveland, as he
can hope for nothing If the ex-president is
reelected
Quite q number of iron workers dissatis-
fed with the Amalgamated association
are severing their connection with the
order with the intention of forming new
association.
Rev. Dr. John Hall and Rev. Dr. Robert
Russell Booth have resigned from the
board of directors of the Union Theological
seminary, as result of the dispute with
the Presbyterian church.
Miss Harriet Moore, the author of the
Columbian ode will sue the New York
World for breach of the copyright act in
publishing q mangled copy of the ode two
weeks before celebration week.
The National Women's Christian Tenn
perance union convention convenes in Den
yer, Friday. The attendance promises to
be exceedingly large, and the convention
will continue until next Wednesday,
Fusion between the Democrats and PEG
ple's party in Portland, Or, was com
pleted Tuesday. The members of the two
parties will give their votes to two Demo,
Gratis and two Peoples party candidates.
| Wilson Williams a wealthy manufac-
turer of Poseyville. Ind, while on a train
bound for Evansville, jumped from the
coach as it came into the latter place, and
| his skull was fractured by the car STEP
| striking him.
Alabama is in Juror of excitement
over the arrest of several Henry county
! citizens charged with conspiracy to pre-
vent free speech. Ex-Commissioner kolb
was rotten -egged while attempting to
make speech at Gordon.
Postmaster General Wanamaker spent
an hour with Blaine Tuesday, and an
nounces that the plumed knight will make
up with his pen what he can not do with
his voice, for the election of Harrison.
Blaine Is troubled with throat affection.
Little Gertie Homan, the actress, brought
about the weddings of her three sisters at
Williamsburg, N. H. Colonel j. X.
Stout, of Spokane Falls, Wash, will wed
Miss Ida; George Iidbale, of 125 Clymen
street, Miss Carrie, and Lloyd Linegan, OF
473 Bedford avenue, Miss Mollie.
After week spent by the joint appor-
tionment committee in studying out the
legislative districting bill, the Democratic
majority of Wisconsin brought in bill,
against the protest of the Republican mi
nority. and submitted it to the legislature.
1t will be forced through both houses.
Il has been decided to open the worlds
fair gates to employees at a. m, and to the
public at 8 a. III. They will be closed, as g
1 Led, .Yrtll all
cases fifty cents per head, except in that Of
children under six years of age accom-
panied by parent or guardian. These will
be admitted free.
General w. A. Veal, of Mississippi, a
, prominent Confederate was shot and killed
Mt Dallas by DR. r. n. Jones, of Dallas
Veal, it is alleged, wronged Jones wifi
twenty-three years ago when she was thu
widow Ballington. Jones only learned y
this a month ago and he determined upol
, revenge. The opportunity presented itsel
, and he carried out his design.
The Coney Island Athletic club at
meeting Tuesday decided to bid for tb
:, contest between Bob Fitzsimmons an,
Jim Hall Judge Newton, the matchmake
of the club, was authorized to offer purs
r of SIG 600 for the men to do battle. He i'm
mediately cabled to Hall and the latter &C
\ cepted the offer with the understanding
= that the fight take place in April
i: The Tolliyer-Howard feud has broke
+ out again in Rowan county, Ky. a gen
+ eral fight occurred at Hogtown SuRda
night between the two factions Cal To
8 liver was shot in the breast and Instant
n killed. wylie Tolliver was shot in tn
G bowels, and Sam Howard received fou
y rife balls in his body. They will die
l. Their friends and relatives are arming, an
:, battle is expected soon
e Arthur Hill, prominent lumber manr
Z facturer, has offered 100000 to Speake
Charles +. Crisp 10 establish hat factory
and also a wooden goods factory, in sag
nav. Mich. one half of the sum to be al
N piled to each. Mr.. Hill does this on III
showing made by Speaker Crisp, !
~ speeches delivered in Saginaw and ID
troit Of great profits made in the manl
facture OF wooden goods and hats becaus
81 Of the present tariff This proposition
Of TO stand for thirty days Hill has deposite
ID certified check for $4,000, payable
lie Crep's order, as ferfeft.